to get bit by a penguin ones and he said it was terrible and horrible. i thought it was interesting things haven't changed that much, at least as it relates to animals in republican politics. that's injured you're saying he was critical of it. i mean, because we've heard yes or even conservative media has been questioning why she did this. one guy is saying on fox news that you basically his like eliminated her, her any consideration is being vp, even some people didn't take that seriously. i mean, what's your sense of what trump world, how they're viewing this? >> daily beast reporting that there was some freak out and that they felt among the trump advisers that said disqualified her. i think trump is maybe write that he could shoot someone on fifth avenue and get away with it, but he could not have shot a dog and gotten away with it. people feel very strongly about animal protection in this country. >> did they do? and so do i. and instead of y, definitely blessed anyone think differently olivia newsy. thank you for always. jordan on the most bizarre of headlines. and

thank you all so much for joining us. we'll see you back here tomorrow for special coverage of trump's trial. 9:30 a.m. eastern, right now seen a news night with abby phillip starts echoes of the vietnam era for this generation's protest movement. >> that's tonight on newsnight good evening. >> i'm abby phillip in new york tonight, america's universities are losing control of their campuses suspensions, arrest, tear gas. schools across the map are cracking down now on pro-palestinian protests but should they or by doing so, are they setting a precedent that undercuts a fundamental american tradition and an american right. breaking tonight, cnn, with this dozens of arrests at the university of

texas austin campus were officers are apparently using force to take people into custody students from inside and encampment. there are alleging that police deployed mace and other so-called chemical munitions. now, take a look at where this is happening. just over the last two weeks, columbia is the epicenter of this. and tonight, the school announced that they're starting to suspend students who ignored a deadline to vacate that encampment it echoes decisions to crack down from the past from 1968 when columbia uprooted vietnam protests in in the 1980s when campuses were consumed by students who were arguing for divestment from south south africa to send a message that apartheid there must end now the tactics this time around in 2020 also don't approach those extremes of the past even if the attitudes do back in the 1960s and the 1970s, those protests devolved into riots. students lock themselves inside buildings it ratchet it up

until the tensions were ending in tragedy at kent state, for example. now the tensions here are not that high yet, but universities are now preemptively choosing to crack down. and it's in part to make sure that things don't escalate and partly also because of the truly vile anti-symmetric things that are being said by some protesters zionist they don't deserve to live comfortably, let alone zionists don't deserve to live look if these movements want to be taken seriously, they cannot accept students and people who hold these opinions among their ranks but the schools that they are attending are already picking sides. they are deliberately going against the grain of american history that is about the first amendment it's about your right to say

something that the decision-makers disapprove of joining me now is no a phase. she is a jewish student at columbia. she believes that the university is not doing enough to protect jewish students, like her now, thank you for coming in tonight you told the times of israel that i can't walk around my own campus looking visible, visibly, jewish, without preparing myself for the possibility that someone might spit on me or attack me that's an incredible thing to say. what have you experienced? >> have you experienced physical threats to your safety over the last few months? so my main experience france's with anti-semitism occurred in the first semester because that's when i really was quite outspoken. i would say i was i ended up speaking in dc amongst other media opportunities and that resulted in a lot of backlash from my peers. i'm an ra and in my dorm hall, my

every single bulletin board of mine was ultimately vandalized with pro-palestine rhetoric. stop supporting genocide, ceasefire now, all of all of these things that we've been seeing more than that my personal whiteboard was also vandalized and onside chat which i'm not on but my friends saw many, many instances of threats of further harassment. people were beanie on my door in the middle the anti somatic in my opinion, yes. >> because a lot of it a lot of this rhetoric was claiming that i support genocide simply because i support the jewish, the jury the state of israel, and that i consider to be blood libel. absolutely. >> you described yourself as black, native american, and jewish. you've talked about how your feelings of feeling accepted on the campus changed after october 7. what does that been like? >> it's been really difficult. again, i went through a lot of this grief process and

primarily experiencing this issue in the first semester, that's when i learned that the community that i felt previously so accepted by a specifically because of my identities it all of this was actually conditional and the one condition is my jewish identity, which i assumed was also another reason why i was so uplifted because the jewish people are a significant minority. >> one of the things of your classmates we'll say is that they are protesting zionism, which is specifically this movement to create, to develop, to support a jewish state, isn't legitimate in your view, to protest zionism specifically, absolutely not. >> and there, there are many different ways you can look at this. but number one is that zionism makes the jewish people 80% of them are identified as zionist potentially more i would have to check this statistics, but i know it is at least 80% more than that though

i can't explain the 20% that, but don't identify with that and i won't tried to. but we know that zionism, which is the jewish right to self-determinat ion and our historic homeland is inextricably linked to our religion. >> do you think get synonymous effectively with being jewish? >> absolutely, absolutely it is, but more than that though taking away the jewish aspect of it at least at columbia, we do not protest any form of any any persons right to self-determination. there's no other movement and there's no other self-determination movement that is protested that i've seen definitely not at columbia. so for this to be the the only movement that is taken issue with amongst the students and that its jewish movement, it is inherently anti-semetic when you see your faculty members, professors they today linked hands and arms and they blocked the entrance to the

encampment when you saw that, what do you think? think of their position? >> i am disgusted honestly, if only because again, the situation has gotten so out of hand that no matter how you look at it, if we're even if we're taking out the political element, the anti-semetic element, even it is just absolute anarchy on campus. and to see that faculty are supporting this. and in a way that is at, in this instance today, they were barring students who in my opinion, you could consider them to be paying for these lawns, their barring students from enjoying the resources that we all have a right to that alone is just absolutely inexcusable to be seen from faculty, as i'm sure you know, there are jewish students who are a part of the pro-palestinian protests. you've compared them to blacks for trump, gaze for trump. absolutely. >> it's fair. yeah, of course it's fair. i mean, i say take them as seriously as we all take blacks for trump and gaze for trump and i think it's

absolutely a fair, a fair comparison. it's the same tokenization that we're seeing. and in terms of our perception of them, that's absolutely how seriously we should take them. they don't represent our community and they've been tokenized. >> i wonder what you think is the balance for the university to strike at this moment between i think you would support his idea that protests are legitimate form of freedom of speech or just a little legitimate form of citizenship in this country. and what you're saying is a strain of antisemitism. what should columbia do right now? >> i think columbia needs to enforce their own codes of conduct, which we do have in place to deal with issues of harassment and discrimination and everything. >> no police on campus. is that something that you think is the right step two, i think it's the right step to take if we're going to allow the police to do their job, which is to say protect the jewish students and frankly, get the students on the lawns off campus. so that first of all, i and my friends can enjoy the resources that we

helped to fund, but also so that i as a senior can graduate alongside my alongside my peers. >> well, you are graduating this spring. that's the planner can be us they're going to have commencement ceremony no, i know our faith. thank you very much for joining us and even with all this turmoil, you are graduating, which should be a moment of celebration for you. so i hope you get to experience it the political impacts of these protests are undeniable, no matter where you stand on the issue small matters when activism merges with narcissism, less about the cause and more about me. >> look at me, watch me, and if you like the way i'm fighting injustice remember to like and subscribe trying to meet now to discuss all of that, brian stelter, a special correspondent for vanity fair. he's also the author of network of lies, also with s contributor leah wright, rigueur. shizhen, associate professor of history at johns hopkins university, and the

author of the loneliness of the black republican pragmatic politics and the pursuit of their how're also with us as cnn political commentator a reihan salam, he is the president of the manhattan institute and national review contributor as well we need all three of you actually for this conversation leah, i want to start with you because both on the you heard what she said there are about what she calls the tokenism of jewish people in these pro-palestinian movements. but also the history of protests on these college campuses, which goes way back. what did you think of what she had to say? so i think that the idea of this being the equivalent of jewish support for the pro-palestinian for the pro-palestinian cause being akin to blacks for trump is actually something that doesn't hold up under scrutiny. >> one, because the number of protestors, i think that are directly involved in these kind of protest by far exceeds the

actual number of black support for donald trump, even as we see that support rising in the polls. what i do think that she's onto in this is this argument about columbia university, not protecting students and mass in terms of how they are handling this environment. there are multiple groups of students that don't feel safe. this includes jewish students, but it also includes do students who are protesters and includes people who are part of these encampments. and students who have the right, who have a constitutional right to express how they feel to assemble and to be in these spaces colleges are supposed to be bastion of expression, of freedom. this is what the aclu, this is what fire they're all talking about when they were looking at columbia and saying absolutely the wrong response to crack down and have police wrap up these spaces. so yes, we're seeing a lot of that. but i think it's also true that we're seeing what is that the root of this is how the university has absolutely

mishandled disagreement on its campus. >> where do you think has been? re just played that bill maher clip where he he makes the point it's not this is an over-simplification. it's not what they're protesting, but the idea that this has become performative. how do you think that the protests at this point are being received by the vast majority of the country that is not on these college campuses. that's not at the heart of this turmoil. >> i think it seems awfully noxious. i think it seems like a group of young people who are entitled and behaving in ways that are incredibly dangerous. so i respectfully disagree with leah a bid and that i do think that some universities are getting this roughly right. the university of chicago, for example, a saying that we're all for freedom of expression in an orderly way that allows people to learn when you look at the columbia campus, when you look at the ucla campus and number of other campuses where you have is really violence intimidation harassment that has become really systematic and really quite terrifying.

and if you're someone who's at home and you're watching this unfold, then i think that you're thinking a lot about are supposedly elite institutions, institutions that are meant to lead our society, that are meant to be exemplars of knowledge and truth seeking, instead, descending into this chaos because you have university leadership's that do not have backbone that have not actually demonstrated real viewpoint neutrality. you have faculty members at columbia who are cheering on students were again, just harassing, intimidating, threatening other students. >> i do want to i mean, what what is happening at columbia me, we have a little bit more visibility there, but there is a sense in which now, and i think this is part of the point we were trying to illustrate is that there are a lot of protesters who are doing none of those things that you just described. that's right. and there's still being dragged off the campus and put put in handcuffs. so both things are happening at the same time. this is happening across the country and we're not hearing about all these other campuses

where this is happening at the same time. >> i think it's right to criticize university leadership, but i think we should try to remain as free of judgment of the students as we can because many of us were students along time ago students, it's a time for education. education can be learned and a very hard way. some of these students are getting a very hard but very real education i don't think these people mostly are seeking global media attention. some definitely are, by the way, some definitely are. and there have been some hateful slogans chanted, but there are a lot of students now caught up in this who are not seeking that attention, who are just with their classmates. and by the way, bill maher is right when he says that there's some narcissism that comes with activism but i think as a country, we're better off with more protests, not less, as long as the safety concerns or knowledge that i just really think that the institutions that are getting this right are institutions that have articulated clear principles about what free speech looks like. and there are even handed in the application of those principles. and what we see i think are many institutions columbia very much included where they're basically tolerating lawlessness. they're

imposing suppose deadlines and then letting people brush right through those deadlines. this is bad for the students. if the students get some clarity, if they get some real guardrails that would actually be much better for them. but instead they're not allergic kinase brilliant chicago said, you know what an encampment is, a form of force. it's a show of force but that was interesting framing. but i actually think there are some schools that are actually doing this right? michigan state for example, came out president of michigan state says, you know what? this according to our rules, these encampments are illegal. however, if we shift the boundaries and we allow students to protest and we say, hey, all you have to do is get a permit that changes it and part of i think what part of the thing that we have to recognize is that the universities that are doing the best job on this are the students or the universities were presidents and administrators are actually engaging the students. >> there's absolutely no reason why the united states of america, when we are coming up on the anniversary of the kent state shootings that there should be policed on college campuses, like on emory that are tackling professors and

arresting them simply for being in the wrong place at the wrong time, ut austin will just cause more people to protest, violently grabbing these students, yanking them to the ground. it actually increases, it actually increases opposition and the number of protests when you meet this protests, we don't know what they knew. we do not know what those law enforcement officials knew about. we do not know. about the threats that they were made aware of. so i would just urge us to be a bit cautious before judging them too harsh, right, guys, i'm going to have you stand by for us. we have a lot more to discuss. i just ahead. does the absence makes the heart grow fonder? what is behind the trump nostalgia inside? then alarming new poll for president biden. but next we'll speak live with eight stormy daniels friend and fellow adult film actress about daniel's is upcoming testimony and how she'll do as witness, stay with us cnn news night with abby phillip, he's brought to you by. so tick to find now, you've so tick two is the treatment you've been looking

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tonight, a mystery over who will be called to testify defined donald trump's hush money trial. >> one trial testimony resumes tomorrow. will stormy daniels be called to the stand? my next guest is a friend and colleague of stormy seas. in fact, a lot of evans says that she was almost in that room that night evan says that stormy and trump asked her to join them in lake tahoe, that trump told her over the phone to come to party. evans decided that she would eventually speak out publicly after the two initially denied the affair. hello. to evans joins me now. thank you so much for being here i know that you've talked to stormy in recent marlin's, maybe not in the last few days, but how do you think that she's mentally preparing for her appearance? at this trial thank you for having me. >> i'd be stormy is an

incredible woman. she has been steadfast through this entire process she's been very solid, so honestly, i would imagine that she's ready for this. we have all been waiting for some sort of justice to come out of this situation. so i would imagine that she's ready for it to go through so stormy has been very vocal about how this whole saga has upended her life in horrible ways. >> kind of witness. do you think she will ultimately be on the stand stormy has been incredibly honest since day one. >> as soon as she was allowed to be once they dealt with the nda issues, i think that stormy is going to be a strong witness at this point. i don't think anyone is denying the idea of what happened when we were in tahoe. i don't think that people still believe that there's no truth so i think that's stormy has a lot of support with her time on the

stand i guess i have to say donald trump does still deny that this happens. so he's denying it. his attorneys will also be cross-examining her when she's on the stand calling into question her credibility, reminding people that initially she he denied this as well. what do you think will be going through her mind when she's in that room, she's in a courtroom, face-to-face with donald trump, really, for the first time since then that's a fair i think what's going to be going through stormy his mind is this is the moment that she has to look him dead in the face. >> and call it out for what it is. and finally, be able to put her voice to the truth in a way that we've all been waiting for. i realized that trump has continued to deny this, but so did michael cohen for a long time michael cohen called all of us liars and we see exactly where michael cohen is now standing on the side of stormy

supporting his role in this. so i think there's a lot of clears at hand, and i think that justice will prevail would you have any advice for her i think my advice for stormy would just be to stay strong. take a deep breath and tell your truth you know star stormy, very well. >> you know the story inside anatomy, you were a part of it but you've also said that this case ultimately won't hurt donald trump, but are you talking about politically in other ways and why, why do you think so i in my mind, donald trump has fans his supporters are fanatical they don't care these made it very clear. >> it doesn't matter what he says or what he does they're going to stand by him. they're going to support him and i

think that the concern is they'll just continue to excuse this as lies. they'll continue to accept him for who he is presented himself. and it's not going to change change their mind. and that's something everyone really should be concerned about i heard you use the word justice earlier in one of your answers i wonder you yourself, an adult film actress. >> you're caught up in a situation with stormy daniels, a friend of yours, and a man who is now the fourth former president of the united states. >> what does it feel like to you to be characterized in that way to the entire country? >> tree. while donald trump is running for president. and according to some of the polls is tied or maybe even winning since. all of this came out back in 2016, it's been a very

strange experience simply because for us it was something that happened. it was a story that happened with a man who was lifestyles of the rich and famous. he was from television and he wasn't someone you would ever think would become president. and moving forward to when he was inaugurated? and when he took those steps, as this news was coming out and being labeled a liar, being told that what i had to say didn't matter, and that it wasn't true. it was hard, it was scary i stayed out of the limelight other than talking to cnn or the news. so moving forward to now, i use the word justice because i am happy to see that with everything that storming has been put through all of the times that we have been accused of being a liar.

it brings so much happiness to me to see that now the truth is all going to be put for every everyone to see through this trial. and so i'm pleased that we're finally here. >> lana evans. thank you very much for joining us. appreciate your time. >> thank you voters are now seeing donald trump in a manhattan courthouse hallway. >> almost every day. what do they still miss him? >> the nostalgia. >> some are feeling. plus hunter biden is now threatening to sue foxnews. his attorney joins me live. that's a florida man is hospitalized, infected with anthrax sunday. this became the bureau there's no more crying to sell. >> pow would really happen with jesse l. martin sunday at nine on cnn a new group this

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for president owes half 1 billion in fines for bank fraud and is currently spending his days farting himself awake during a porn star hush us money trial. and the race is tied the race is tied nothing makes sense anymore well, technically it's not even tied, at least according to cnn polls, donald trump is leading the presidential race in general election polls. and on the question of their preferences for the presidency is 55% of americans now say trump was a success compared to 39% for biden. >> so what's going on here? >> i mean, it's a trump nostalgia. my panel is back with me. i mean, there is a little bit of maybe not

nostalgia, but there's amnesia that could be at play here. >> i call it trauma. i think there's short-term memory loss as a result of trauma but i didn't get to talk to trump and biden insiders over the weekend. i think biden has a stronger hand for the following reason. the democrats have almost endless amounts of money to deploy to remind people about trump's years. to remind people about the unpleasant memories, to make the amnesia go away, the amount of fundraising they're doing, the amount of money they're raising, their gonna be able to deploy that money. they've barely started yet. so i think this is real right now, but i don't think it'll be real in the fall. i don't think that short-term memory loss will last. >> i mean, the reality is, is that polar, so interesting to me because americans did not feel that way when trump was actually president they, they did not. but also we have to remember that there were something like 50 to 100,000 people dying. what in a de in a week we were in the midst of covid. we were in the thick of things. we were also in the middle of one of the largest mass protests that the country

has ever seen. the movement for black lives, which had transformed itself into a voter registration act. people were very unhappy with trump and now they've had for years to forget about it. and one of the things that we don't really didn't happen with biden instead, right. and to get them in and biden has a lot on his plate as well. now that he has to be accountable for. but one of the things that we have to remember about this country is that we have very short memories when it comes to president's. it is very, we can actually look at the data and we can see that when presidents lose leave office, almost immediately, their popularity goes through the roof. best example of this is george w bush hugely, hugely unpopular figure within two years outside of office, people are starting to look at them and say, wow, i really miss george w bush really one of the greatest economic recessions of that moment the downturn of 2008, who you're missing him. >> and part of it is about the experience of being in it. >> and then being removed from it. >> i want to play a little bit

more from saturday. this was the white house correspondents in it, but this is president biden, this is his message to the room that night the tree fresh play a critical role in making sure that america people have the information they need to make an informed decision i'm sincerely not asking you to take sides, but asked you to rise up to the seriousness of the moment move past the horse race. numbers the gotcha, moments in the distractions, the shows that come to dominate its essentialize are sensationalize our politics in focus because now what's actually at stake, i think in your hearts, you know what it was estate the stakes couldn't be higher so look he's not wrong about the real what it seems to be threat to democracy than trump himself kinda puts on the table but what did you make that comment? well, look, i think american politics is thermostatically. when donald trump was president, there was

a reaction against his rhetoric on immigration issues. for example, in a great many other things, democrats suddenly became way more supportive of nato when donald trump was in office but now with biden an office when you see is very straightforward, he was above water in the polls until the withdrawal from afghanistan. ever since then, he's been below water. he has been net negative since then. and that's continued to be true. now, it is absolutely true that president biden and his allies are raising prodigious in n14 from as sums of money. the challenges that there's when you're looking at cultural luminaries, he has an overwhelming amount of support, whether he knows it or not. he certainly has a supportive prestige media as well. but despite that, i think that one big issue is that post-covid? you have the american relief plan, which sparked a massive surge in inflation. it seemed that that was a biting to some degree. but then the most recent inflation print we have

shows that actually there was yet another uptick in that there are a lot of people who feel as though gosh, i did not buy a home before 2020 now, i am locked out of homeownership. if you look at younger voters, particular including younger voters of color, these are the folks who are treating, these are the folks who are leaving biden behind and i've losing faith in them. so all sorts of ads are gonna be out there. there's gonna be a deluge, but that is a fundamental problem for the president. >> is it as biden suggested? lesson in that club, the media's fault that this race is tied it's complicated, right? >> because people, i look at that poll and i think people are remembering that the price of a coffee was cheaper, four or five years ago, right? there remembering the impact of the price of coffee has gotten the price of everything there's their understanding people look back and say, those were easier years on my wallet i look at this though, and i think to myself who was waking up today and becoming a maga loyalist, who is waking up today and

deciding, i'm gonna go to my first trump rally the people who go to trump rallies have been going for almost a decade now. he's not developing new supporters, new followers maybe some people would still vote for him in november, but he's not creating new support. so is this partly the media's fault? it is absolutely partly the media's fault that donald trump gets a pass on most of the lies and crazy claims that he makes. >> i mean, is getting disappointed. i mean, you think he's gaining momentum i mean, he might again, a small portion new supporters, but part of what we're not talking about is what is it that is driving people away from joe biden and it's it's not simply a matter of they are flipping over to trump and saying, hey, i'm joining the trump train, but also that 8% number, would that number we also don't measure the number of people who are saying, you know what i'm just not going to show what that's level is unsure. they're not giving works for biden because biden, he does exceptionally well with voters who turned out for every single special

election primary, you name it, race for dog catcher. it's trump who does well with a lower propensity voters. and now you have this very unusual uncomfortable situation for folks in the progressive sayyed, which is that they're depending on a low turnout election. >> well, look that 8% is if you're smart political operative, and opportunity, is it not? >> well for, for donald trump, but necessary don't think for just a look because joe biden, when you're looking at those lower propensity voters, that's exactly where he's weakest. >> and i think that that's going to be a tricky issue for them and it's a big adjustment because a lot of folks on the left, if thought, hey, those are the voters we need to get out. we need to register folks. you literally have the washington post, a progressive non-profit data analysts saying, guys, we can't just register voters blindly because guess what? you register those voters. and a lot of them are going to be trump voters fascinating guys. >> thank you very much. brian lee i, rihanna. thank you very much. and up next for us. a hunter biden's lawyer will join me live on why they were suing for threatening to sue

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obtained by cnn. now, it's a very public step that accuses the network of breaking state laws against revenge porn. 20 me now is tina glad damian go go, go dn she is an attorney at geragos and geragos whom mr. biden is now hired to handle this fox case defamation when it comes to a news organization is typically really difficult in our court system. and for good reason, why do you think this one will be successful? >> so this is not your typical defamation case. this is actually if you read the letter carefully, it's more of a conspiracy to defame and paint in a false light and why that's significant is when it's a conspiracy case that actually eliminates a lot of the classic defenses. something like a media organization would have against defamation claims so that's what definitely sets this apart from other cases. and this is obviously so much more than just a conspiracy to defame as you just mentioned, there's the fictionalized

docuseries that fox nation has created and produced just for entertainment value. there's absolutely no newsworthy airbus to this. i wondered about that though. i mean, if it is fictionalize, we all agree. you agree? they agree. >> and they have all the disclaimer saying this is not real, this is essentially made up because some of the things are literally made up isn't it? >> just art? >> i put that in quotes, but essentially, no, because you have pure fact, which would be protected. and you also have pure fiction that might be protected. but this is very bizarre kind of marriage of the two. so it's basically blending in fact and fiction in a way that doesn't allow viewers to decipher what really is fact and what's fiction. so if you watch the docuseries, you see some real life characters from this. whether you want to call it the laptop saga. but these events that are actually occurring and they play themselves, they act as

themselves, as winning this is in the docuseries. so even though there's a disclaimer at the outset, you then see these real individuals portraying themselves. you see actual images of both hunter biden, the president, and other individuals that are involved with them. you see actual emails and so they present a lot of factual information, but they distorted and they don't give the appropriate context. and then they have fiction, fictionalized dialogue surrounding it. so for an average viewer, it's really impossible to know what is fact and what's fiction. and that is very harmful because then the portrayal is perceived to be true, even though it's not what's it a mistake. and does it hurt your case? >> that a hunter biden's attorneys not your firm, but the other attorneys involved in this case claimed that this was the product that laptop and the information on it was a product of russian disinformation. they suggested that it was fake. >> well this doesn't actually say anything to contradict

that. i mean, i'm not going to comment it, purports that these images are real, that the information that comes from the laptop that is in these fox reports our real no, i'm so these are referred to as hacked, stolen, and and/or digitally manipulated material. >> so certainly nobody could dispute that when you, when you see these images, it depicts hunter biden. now, the source of that, again, that has no bearing on the fact that fox nation is improperly using that to commercially exploit hunter both for monetary gain just from the series, but also to humiliate him and malicious maliciously injure him by using images which they know are not with his consent, just to be clear, i don't want to belabor this, but for clarity sake, the position is still that some of these images are information from that laptop is digitally manipulated. >> nothing in our letter takes, yes the position that we have

taken, which is that these images clearly depict hunter biden and they're explicit images. and these are exactly the type of images just that the state, i mean, almost every state at this point has what has been labeled as revenge porn laws and new york state enacted these in 2019. there's both a criminal component as ana civil component, and it protects exactly this images depicting an individual that are intimate, sexually explicit without that person's consent. and that's exactly what this is. >> so who are the worst offenders in your view at fox, who are responsible for those. >> so there was obviously loved harnesses congressional testimony last month and which was really explosive. we thought. and he detailed this vlt team, which included media personalities. and it was in concert with giuliani and others to basically spread this false narrative, knowing that it was false and they would

have these meetings. the reason it's titled as the vlt team as they were having these meetings at the vlt steak house at trump's hotel in dc at the time these were stranded strategy meetings that they were having their to see how they could spread this information. and one person from he said this involved a lot of fox news personalities, but he named sean hannity so that's one person that mr. parnas implicated last month, which was interesting, but part of what this letter really does is it's a preservation demands so that they fox doesn't destroy any of the critical internal communications, emails, text messages as we saw in dominion, that's critical to seeing their state of mind and that they knew what they were doing was wrong and they did it anyway, there's a retraction demand but if that is matt are you still leaving open the door that there could be a suit here, absolute damages. sure. >> the letter again includes various different claims. so part of it is the retraction demand. there's the debunked bribery allegations that the indicted smirnoff was peddling

and now those been proven to be false. so that's one component of it. we want them to correct the record as to that. we want them to take down the mock trial of hunter bite of trial of hunter biden from all streaming platforms. and of course, we're seeking monetary damages. all right tina glove go, diane. >> thank you very much for joining me tonight. and up next for us, donald trump and rfk jr. they're friendly relationship is now turning sour. we'll look at how it went wrong for all of them. next laura coates live next on cnn looks like allergy season it back i'm to start saving on your prescriptions another good reason to check, good rx victims of mesothelioma and their families may be entitled to receive a casual board from the estimated $30 billion in his best, those trust funds now

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former president trump basically admitted that he had a political crash i will say rfk jr. who i've known, not very well, but i've known for a while and i respect him a lot of people respect him he's got some some very important points to be made. now he's a respected person trump p quoted kennedy on his truth social, with a glowing review of his debate skills that included one of trump's favorites, a lincoln comparison trump was also so intrigued that he reportedly whispered with his advisors about bestowing rfk jr. with a vice presidential nomination? now, rfk says trump's emissaries actually reached out about a phone call on that topic. trump now denies it. >> but even before the he said he said back-and-forth, you could hear the signs of breakage. >> listen did they say he hurts biden i take i'm not sure that that's true at any probably

hurts both but it might hurt biden a little bit more. you don't know then there was this it was clear that trump was struggling to sort through his feelings just this month rfk jr. is, as you know, the most radical left candidate in the race is more so than the green party. he's more so than even cricket joe biden but he's got some nice things about him. i happen to like him that's quite the vibe shift. >> trump torched kennedy on truth, social labeling him a democrat he put their that to help the current president when another four years in office and rfk he didn't try to spare trump's feelings when he wrote this calling, trump frightened, unhinged, barely coherent so why now, why have these two suddenly gone from potentially celebrity political couple to play enemies at this point well, the polls like this give us a clue. quinnipiac last

week, it says trump and biden are now tied. and rfk jr. is lurking right there at 17% in trump's words, he suggests that he thinks a lot of that 17% is actually stealing from his vote share. now again, the truth social post spells it all out. a vote for junior would essentially be a wasted protest. vote trump rights that could swing either way, but would only swing against the democrats if republicans knew the trues story about him. him being rfk jr. now, if you think the problem will just go away, trump may evolve again, kennedy is proving there are new reasons why it won't. he just announced tonight that his name will appear on the ballot in the state of california as of today thank you for watching news night tonight. laura coates live starts right now. >> cnn's breaking news we