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Travel, housing, or food. so they can focus on helping their child live. join with your debit or credit card right now, and well send you this st. jude t-shirt that you can proudly wear to show your support. simone: when you donate and when you contribute, you are saving lives around the world, not just that one child that you see on tv, or that one child that you may know. ricardo: i would say this is one of the best donations you could possibly make. these kids deserve a fighting chance. simon...

And then it was my child. subject 2: nobody is thinking about, well, what if my kid gets diagnosed with cancer? it can happen. what if it does happen? what do we do? simone: in that moment, death was not an option. and if death is not an option, then i have to find the best place that will help her to live. and st. jude was that place. azalea: ok, mommy. simone: at two years old, she was formally diagnosed with rhabdomyosarcoma. and that is a solid tumor, cancerous solid tumor. azaleas cancer wa...

President biden, and is now the host of simone on msnbc, and here on peacock. she had her own response this week to his essay, quote, the idea that it is a ways to spend time, effort and money in south carolina is flawed, and demonstrates a fundamental lack of understanding of the process. ouch. simone, thank so much for coming back on the show. it is always a pleasure. two to talk with you, im not sure argue with you here, so let -- >> i dont think were gonna agree. >> in good faith, lets run t...

Carolina. he has yet to be able to win a democratic presidential primary in south carolina, and we have yet to have that conversation. >> so lets pork the biden bernie arguments for a moment, and just look at the bigger point about representation and diversity. is it not disingenuous, simone, for people to attack -- who question the south carolina decision is somehow being anti black voters, as jim here is headed for example, when georgia, which of the state that a lot of people prefer, includin...

Simone, do you understand why some on the left see this as a cynical, self serving move, which will help biden win again in 2024, avoid any primary challenges against him? which would rely on say, a nevada going first? >> so, i actually do not agree with this. this idea that this ensures that joe biden or, lets even say, if vice president kamala harris is to run for president in 2028, this ensures that she is viable, and other people are not. i dont think so. look, i think the democratic party a...

Warnocks win in georgia. giving democrats the critical 51-49 edge in the senate and dealing a significant blow to donald trump. warnocks victory, his fifth in a row, could have huge implications for democrats. it means an outright majority in the senate no longer stymied by senators like senator sinema. it represents another loss for donald trumps hand-picked candidates. i want to bring in vaughn hillyard. ryan nobles joins me from capitol hill. jeff bennett is correspondent for the pbs news hou...

To build that infrastructure, now georgia is competitive. i dont think its a blue state. its definitely not blue. its more like light red or pink. its light. and that pink is going to car them through. its why georgia is being talked about as one of the first five states in a democratic presidential primary. >> a new color. so ryan, you just heard what simone had to say. and look, give me what youre hearing on the hill. give me what youre hearing from chuck schumer. because what it gives them th...

After months of mystery, Netflix released a first-look trailer for the highly anticipated documentary series on Thursday.The

, Eight years after being transferred to the International Criminal Court (ICC) in The Hague, and almost two years after his final acquittal for crimes against humanity, Charles Blé Goudé, the once fiery leader of the Jeune Patriotes youth movement, set a measured tone as he returned home to Abidjan on 26 November.

Voters. herschel walker. the republican needs it. and then the second part of the equation is the democratic turnout, and they did just that in 2020. that elevated two runoff wins in 2020. now the question is will the same sort of turnout take place here in december. we are one week away, and raphael warnock will be appearing here at ft. valley state university, and its a historically black university, and this is one of his stops today, and he looks to not only turn out democratic turnout, but ...