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Former House Speaker Paul Ryan (R-Wis.) said the indictment of former President Trump on federal charges last week will make him unelectable in 2024 if he wins the GOP’s primary election.
“If we nominate anybody not named Donald Trump, we’re going to beat Joe Biden,” Ryan said Tuesday during an appearance on CBS This Morning, noting the former president had plenty of “baggage” before last week’s indictment was handed down.
“He’s got a great core of support, and in a primary that’s what you build off of. So it does matter,” Ryan said. “But I think the electability argument is going to become more salient with this event and whatever happens in the future … it’s going to make it easier to make the argument to his supporters he’s not electable.”
“He’s going to cost us the Senate again, he’s going to cost us House seats, and we want to win,” he added.
Trump is slated to be arraigned in Miami on Tuesday afternoon on 37 counts related to his handling of classified documents after he left the White House in 2021. Federal prosecutors have alleged Trump put national security at risk and is in violation of the Espionage Act.
The former president has dismissed the accusations against him as political and told his supporters President Biden is “weaponizing” the Justice Department against him to keep him from claiming the White House again.
Trump and Ryan are frequent foes.
The former president has repeatedly attacked the former lawmaker over his seat on the board of Fox Corp., which owns and operates Fox News, an outlet Trump has grown increasingly sour on since his 2020 election loss.
#us politics#news#the hill#republicans#conservatives#fox corporation#fox news#paul ryan#donald trump#classified documents#classified documents probe#2024 presidential race#2024 republican primaries#2024 elections#2023
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#twitter#tweet#tweets#David Duchovny#x-files#tv#1990s#fox corporation#residuals#wga solidarity#wga strike
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Bela Lugosi and Martha Mansfield in The Silent Command 1923
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Guys succession is happening for real
#haven't seen this yet#very happy day for the world#I'm sure his son will be just as bad but let me enjoy this for a moment#rupert murdoch#fox corporation#succession
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PLEASE GOD 🙏
DAMN IT I was hoping he died
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The bunnies visit the Fox studio lot.
#cucumber quest#cq#cucumber#princess nautilus#nautilus#almond#bunnies#rabbits#20th century fox#20th century studios#fox studios#fox studio lot#fox corporation#rupert murdoch
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Fox hunting club that first met in the 1700s holds last meet after new law | CNN
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One of Scotland’s oldest fox hunts has come to an end after 252 years following the introduction of new law on hunting.
The Hunting with Dogs bill, which went into effect earlier this week after being passed in January, outlaws hunting and killing wild mammals using packs of dogs except in limited circumstances.
Following its introduction, the Lanarkshire and Renfrewshire Hunt – which…
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Watching fox = choosing ignorance.
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Two progressive groups want the Federal Election Commission to investigate Fox Corp. and former President Donald Trump's 2020 campaign for breaking campaign finance laws.
On Friday, End Citizens United PAC filed a complaint with the FEC arguing that Fox Corp. Chair Rupert Murdoch broke the law when he shared Joe Biden's campaign ad and debate strategy with Trump adviser Jared Kushner.
The exchange of confidential information was first made public this week in the Dominion Voting Systems defamation case against Fox News and the Fox Corp. According to a filing citing Murdoch's sworn deposition, the Fox boss admitted to providing a preview of the ads with Kushner before they were public, as well as sharing Biden's debate strategy during the 2020 campaign.
End Citizens United PAC, a group that pushes for campaign finance reform, shared a copy of its complaint exclusively with NBC News. According to the group, the maximum penalty is five years prison time and fines of 200% of the value of the contribution.
“Fox Corporation’s blatant and cavalier act is a prohibited corporate contribution. The commission must immediately investigate,” wrote End Citizens United President Tiffany Muller.
The filing said the Trump campaign also broke the law by not disclosing the in-kind contribution. Neither Fox Corp. nor the Trump campaign immediately returned requests for comment.
Media Matters for America also filed an FEC complaint Friday against the two entities, alleging that Fox made "illegal corporate in-kind contribution."
Dominion has sued Fox News and Fox Corp. for $1.6 billion, arguing it defamed the voting systems manufacturer by knowingly broadcasting baseless fraud claims about its election equipment. Fox News has defended its coverage and criticized the defamation suit as "baseless."
#us politics#news#nbc news#fox news network#fox corporation#2023#dominion voting systems#defamation lawsuit#rupert murdoch#jared kushner#president joe biden#biden campaign#2020 election#End Citizens United PAC#Federal Election Commission#Tiffany Muller#donald trump#trump campaign#Media Matters for America
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With Tubi, Rupert Murdoch’s TV broadcasting and cable company adds a dedicated streaming component to capture the rising internet-video tied: Tubi offers over 20,000 older TV shows and movies to watch for free and claims to have a base of 25 million active monthly viewers.
“Tubi will immediately expand our direct-to-consumer audience and capabilities and will provide our advertising partners with more opportunities to reach audiences at scale,” Fox Corp. executive chairman and CEO Lachlan Murdoch said in a statement. “Importantly, coupled with the combined power of Fox’s existing networks, Tubi provides a substantial base from which we will drive long-term growth in the direct-to-consumer arena.”
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Publicity photo of Bela Lugosi from the film The Veiled Woman 1929
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How the January 6 committee used Fox News against Donald Trump
How the January 6 committee used Fox News against Donald Trump
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Everyone knows that Donald Trump is a devotee of Fox News. During his presidency, he would regularly live tweet his favorite shows and viewed prime-time hosts like Sean Hannity as de facto advisers to his White House.
On Thursday night, the January 6 committee used the former President’s viewing habits against him, making a compelling case that Trump had to know about the violence…
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#21st century fox#civil disobedience#committee#companies#conflicts and war#coups and attempted coups#domestic terrorism#Donald#Donald Trump#FOX#fox corporation#fox news#government and public administration#government bodies and offices#government organizations - us#international relations and national security#January#national security#News#political figures - us#politics#protests and demonstrations#Riots#societal issues#Society#Terrorism#terrorism and counter-terrorism#Trump#Unrest#us capitol insurrection
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