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a crucial case. so i saw some of the tweets and the color from the courtroom of alvin sitting there with his accordion file on his lap. that certainly tracks with the meticulous approach he's taken to every case i've seen him work on, being committed to putting his head down, doing the work, drowning out the noise. certainly there's a huge amount of noise being thrown at him, whether it's from the former president or from a number of others who are using smears and attacks, including, frankly, racist, big getted, anti-semitic attacks. using tropes like george soros to distract from the facts of this case and try to drown out the actual details and accountability that trump is facing. >> catherine, it really has to take a very strong person to withstand all of that and lead this prosecution team. so far from what you've seen from both sides, from the opening statements, from what we are reading at least, you've got some very strong lawyering on
that well, i'm just asked from your own opinion and own perspective you're trying to put them in a box and put them in a corner. >> members members are tired. we're exhausted. it has been a brutal congress, but we're also dug in. and for some reason, these fringe people think as if they have the high ground they, do not? i assure you the rank and file members that normally are kind of easy going doing the right thing, put their head down, they vote yes or no, but they're not public about it. those days are over. the fight is here and this whole pushing someone's going to put pokey in the chess, the way your way you take care of a bully as you bloody their nose that's where we're at? we're at a point where we're just trying to govern and that's what mike johnson has done. govern in an honorable way. you do not leave your allies on the battlefield to bleed out. i know that because i served 20 years in the military and five years in iraq and afghanistan, the politics is pretty thick right
brutal congress, but we're also dug in for some reason, these fringe people think as if they have the high ground they do not. i assure you the rank and file members that normally are kind of easy going doing the right thing, put their head down, they vote yes or no, but they're not public about it. those days are over. the fight is here and this whole pushing someone's going to put you in the chess, the way your way you take care of a boolean. bloody their nose and that's where we're at. we're at a point where we're just trying to govern and that's what mike johnson has done govern in an honorable way. you do not leave your allies on the battlefield to bleed out. i know that because i serve 20 years in the military and five years in iraq and afghanistan, the politics is pretty thick, right now, but we have to stand up now more than ever. i think we're seeing republicans go. we want to govern that's a big deal thank you for standing that. thank you for your service and that's one thing course i think we again are at a point where the republicans in the congress can't be trusted to
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and, so we are just going to continue to keep our head down, the president and the vice president will do the policy. people like me will continue to go on tv and the campaign, will continue to go enable it and other places to talk about what we've been able to accomplish. but we believe we have a very, very strong record, economic and otherwise, to go out and talk about. and now is the time to do that. >> cedric, before i let you go, buddy, just one really quick sort of easy question for you, you saw chris christie, the president call chris christie by any chance tonight, just to say, hey, i heard what you said today? >> i would not know that. but i would certainly cover it. >> well, you know, if so, just let us know. cedric richmond, thank you so much my friend for coming on tonight. speaking of debates tonight, tonight's debate and town hall were kicked off by another
he just said, hoir not true. we'll remind people the day we took office 50% of schools were closed in this country. we had thousands of americans dying every day, and we went in, we put our head down, and we got the job done. if we want to talk about the economy, the president has created over 14 million jobs. he's brought manufacturing back to america. he has strengthened the supply chain. if you look at consumer confidence now and the unemployment rate, both are headed in the right direction. and so we're going to continue to harp on those numbers. for example, the racial wealth gap is the closest it's ever been. we increased black wealth by 60%. we still have a long way to go, but the numbers show we wake up every day working on those kitchen table issues, and we're going to remind people of the progress we made and the stumbling blocks in the way. if you look at the 3.6 million
we had thousands of americans dying every day. and we went, and we put our head down, and we got the job done. and then if we want to talk about the economy, the president has created over 14 million jobs. he's brought manufacturing back to america. he has strengthened the supply chain. if you look at consumer confidence now and the unemployment rate, both are headed in the right direction. and so, we are going to continue to harp on those numbers. for example, the racial wealth gap is the closest it's ever been. we've increased black wealth by 60%. we still have a long way to go. but the numbers show that we wake up every day working on those kitchen table issues. and we are gonna remind people of the progress we made. and the stumbling blocks in the way. if you look at the 3.6 million people who we relieved from student debt, we still have millions more to go. the court blocked it. the president found creative ways to help students anyway.
they would refer hunter to lay low. they don't want him in the headlines, because it reminds voters there's this ongoing investigation into president biden. to be clear, that investigation has found no evidence of any impeachable offenses yet, but what we have seen in polls, more and more voters are saying they are concerned about whether joe biden was involved with his family's business deals. the fact that hunter biden is drawing headlines and showing up in this kind of high-profile made for tv way might not be the best thing for president biden's reelection at this moment. but president biden has said to be clear, he fully supports his son through all of this. >> of course. from a personal perspective, that's been very important. it's a really interesting argument. a lot of the old school people around this town, they think that the way to deal with these things is to keep your head down, take the high road, but in the age of trump, where voters are demanding people who fight, there is this kind of emerging
tonight on the whole story with anderson cooper, the legacy of the miracle on the hudson, 15 years later. how did it change the lives of sullenberger and the passengers and the crew. >> in the 208 seconds we had from the time we hit the birds until we landed, i knew i had to take at least a few seconds of that time to make an announcement in the cabin. to tell the flight attendant and the passengers that we're going to make an emergency landing. i said this is the captain, brace for impact. i could hear the flight attendant in the front begin shouting their commands to the passengers in unison, brace, brace, brace, head down, stay down. over and over again. >> i said to my husband steve a text message that was just one sentence that said many flight