Well, the four times indicted Republican frontrunner is continuing to echo the language of Adolf Hitler and brag about compliments from Vladimir Putin.

So that's pretty much where we are right now.

Donald Trump's said all of that

in New Hampshire just over the weekend where Governor Kristenunu just endorsed Nikki Haley.

The governor is going to join me to talk about all of that later in the show. We're also going to

dig into some pretty wild new reporting about Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas and concerns

that he would resign over his paycheck.

But we do want to start tonight with what I hope will be a bit of a sober reminder of where the

American electorate sits right now. It's important for everyone to hear. So this weekend,

Trump once again echoed dictators, praised autocrats, repeated racist language, and was still teared on by

arenas packed with people who will cast their ballots in just over one month. During that speech

on Saturday in New Hampshire, Trump once again said immigrants are, quote, poisoning the blood

of our country. Now, that's clearly inflammatory. It's dehumanizing. It's white supremacist

rhetoric. And as we mentioned on this show last time Trump said this, it very clearly echoes the words

of Hitler. In the same speech, Trump also called Hungarian Prime Minister Victor Orban highly

respected. Yes, that is the same Victor Orban who dismantled democracy in Hungary

and said he opposes a mixed-race society. Trump also noted that North Korean leader Kim Jong-un

is very nice, not words most people would use. Yes, the same Kim Jong-un who consolidated power

by executing anyone that stood in his way.

And Trump quoted Vladimir Putin, citing the time that Putin called the criminal cases into Trump

politically motivated.

Yes, the same Vladimir Putin who is under investigation for war crimes and a notorious oppressor

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