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indict donald trump, america demands accountability for a guy who -- initiated a coup. wake up. >> dean obeidallah, you made it under seconds, that is pretty impressive. alaina beverly and fernand amandi, thanks to you and thank you for joining us. we're changing gears and bring you the very latest on a deadly earthquake in turkey and syria. don't go anywhere. only pay for what you need! whoo! we gotta go again. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ theo's nose was cause for alarm, so dad brought puffs plus lotion to save it from harm. and brings soothing relief. don't get burned by winter nose. a nose in need deserves puffs indeed. america's #1 lotion tissue. power e*trade's easy-to-use tools like dynamic charting and risk-reward analysis help make trading feel effortless
oversight basis for requesting such things out of a private citizen. if that reasoning sounds familiar it should, it is the exact same rachel that many trump allies use in refusing to comply with the january six carries. back with me is my saturday night panel, dean i'll start with you is the best defense a good offense? people know you as a comedian but you are a lawyer, you certainly play one on tv for a little bit. should this strategy of parts and noncooperation be part of the course of washington or is hunter buy in on fight -- it's hunter biden on fire now? >> -- they were involved in a coup attempt to overturn the governments, some of them, not all of them. hunter biden is never -- he's a private citizen. i do like that his lawyer sent this letter out to 14 people saying preserve your records were coming for you. i have to be honest i read that letter it's more of a press release, there's nor to qvc -- it's great to be on the offensive. i think it's a good move by hunter biden. >> alaina beverly, do you think they're overplaying their hand
john fetterman for many reasons. >> joining me now, david wasserman, senior editor with cook political report, brendan buck, and alaina beverly. welcome to you all, guys. the kind of major oprah endorsement when it comes to john fetterman. new poll out today showing fetterman up six points. of course, polling is polling and it's really going to come down to election day. oz, of course, being someone who is essentially, quote/unquote, discovered by oprah winfrey back in the day saying he respects her decision. how much traction do you think oprah's endorsement of fetterman is going to have in pennsylvania? >> i think this is going to be an important oprah bounce. i worked for president barack
around that might generally vote, so-called republican leaning woman who might cross over and vote for a democrat, that's who ryan has been focusing on. we've seen signs of republican voters. there's a 25% increase in early vote requests in trumbull county. that's where tim ryan lives, the youngstown area. it will depend on who shows up. >> you won't be so foolish as to predict the outcome of the senate race. how about a little baseball game between the yankees and the guardians at 4:07 p.m.? >> i'm hopeful we'll have one today. that didn't happen last night. it's not a given. >> andrew tobias, alaina beverly, thank you. appreciate it. and now another big story we've been following. it's about threats, finger pointing, intense pressure, a combination of potentially deadly factors described in detail in a new house investigation finding that the trump administration cared more about optics and politics than public health during the darkest days of the pandemic.
tonight, this is new vice president kamala harris said this look like the arrest of the appearance at a pride event in d.c.. watch. >> no one should fear going to a pride celebration, because of all white supremacists. black, brown, women of color, transgender, women should not fear for their lives. [applause] >> all right joining me now by sunday night panel, adrienne elrod democratic strategist and former senior aide to the biden harris campaign, kurt bardella adviser to the n c, d and c and e cc and former house oversight committee and spokesperson, and alaina beverly, former deputy of african american outreach for our body doesn't a campaign. good to have all three of you with. you adrienne, ostend with you, your reaction to last nights arrest just how troubling of a development is this on the issue of radicalism in this country? >> yeah, ayman, it's extremely
a need to address progress over perfection, the ability to compromise, the ability to do what is best for the american people. so, what i heard again was a friend who was -- someone who was eulogizing a dear friend but also someone who eulogized a man who made an important mark on the american people. >> carol moseley braun, alaina beverly, thank you both for staying with us as we conclude our coverage for the services of former senate majority leader harry reid. straight ahead, everybody, our special report, january 6th, the year ahead. we'll be right back. , january 6, the year ahead we'll be right back.
believe in us the least. and few people have done more for this state and this country than this driven, brilliant, sometimes irascible, deeply good man from searchlight, nevada. i want to bring in former senator carol moseley braun and alaina beverly, an obama white house aide. thanks for speaking with us, guys, we were looking as we were looking at the conclusion of the services there, the president and former president. senator, what stuck out to me here was the sense that former senator harry reid always got things done, and he never forgot where he came from, from abject poverty, essentially, to become who he was throughout his life, always carrying that with him. at one point, speaker pelosi saying he never forgot his north star, fighting for working families like his own and to
players in his state. i had one in my state. and he was able to do magic. i couldn't do it. i mean, i was a freshman and the guys wouldn't listen to me, but we would -- we'd try to get pensions for these negro league players and harry made it happen, and i'm sure it was only, like, 50 of them at the time, and it's probably less now, but the fact is those men were -- got the recognition and the financial support to live their twilight years in dignity. and i am just always to grateful to harry reid for that. so, i could tell story after story. there's lots of stories to tell. but the fact of the matter is, he was an extraordinary man. these speeches have been wonderful. joe biden was terrific. barack obama was fabulous. and so, listening to the speeches, i was sitting here nodding my head in agreement with everything that was being said. and just grateful to have known him. he's graced us all and was a real contributor to our country. >> alaina, talk to us about the