I think they hope that somehow Donald Trump collapses from the weight of all these, you know, criminal issues that he's got, and that when they haven't said anything negative about him, they're hoping to then inherit some portion of those…
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Chris Christie is a prominent Republican politician from New Jersey, best known for serving as the 55th Governor of New Jersey from 2010 to 2018. During his tenure, he focused on fiscal reform, education, and infrastructure improvements, gaining national attention for his outspoken style and bipartisan efforts, particularly in the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy. Christie has also served as the U.S. Attorney for the District of New Jersey, where he gained recognition for his work in combating public corruption and organized crime.
I thought that more people would be out there articulating very clearly why Donald Trump would not be a good nominee and a good president.
I don't think quite frankly, Anderson, that any of us should get into that right now.
I don't think there should be a national standard right now. I really don't.
I think the most important thing, Anderson is to be on the stage to try to change our country. And I really believe I'm the best person to take on Joe Biden.
It's hard to tell. Here is the tough part of it. The classified documents involved, you're either, if they stay classified, you're going to have to get people cleared on his defense team and otherwise experts that --
I think that US Attorney Weiss has some explaining to do. I did this, as you know, for seven years, and it should not take five years to do a two-count misdemeanor tax plea, and then to dismiss a gun charge.
We need a president who once again is not looking at this small stuff in the rearview mirror, who's constantly whining and complaining and moaning about how things are unfair.
He should have been being much more direct with China right from the beginning.
What we need as a party and as a country is a president who will go big, lead America to big achievements and big goals again.
The conduct in there, Bob, is deeply disturbing. And what I'm concerned about is, look, we need change at the Department of Justice.





