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remarkable nor freighted with the kind of meaning it carries. >> now, the difference is context today that perfectly unremarkable tribute to self-sacrifice landed hard on the heels of the former president, again, suggesting in a clip that was released last night that the entire federal justice system be deployed to avenge one individual himself well, revenge this. take time. i will say that it does. and sometimes revenge can be justified. so i have to be honest sometimes they can't that was the answer to fill newgrounds attempt to do what sean hannity also failed to du the night before, namely get donald trump to stop talking so openly about seeking revenge it hasn't worked. >> and just yesterday, the foreign president also called for members of the house january 6 committee to be indicted reaction. it appears to his former strategist, steve bannon being ordered to prison for defying a lawful subpoena from that committee. the same steve bannon, who received a presidential pardon while being accused of bilking money from trump's supporters, claiming it would go to build a wall on the board during the final days of the trump administration,
is a great way to gain wealth and a lot of people don't get to participate in that. >> so what numbers do you think people that we should be watching the closest when we look at the cross tabs here. and what this r, what do you think is the sum? what's the real indicator of how people are feeling? >> i think a lot of people are trying to figure that out. what's the difference between anecdote and data but i think what we need to pay attention to is the actual metrics and look at a broad tapestry of metrics like today's jobs report was confusing and you have to look across the board to get a big picture of what's actually going on. so it's really terrible of an answer as it is. you do have to look across all the metrics and kinda take an average of them. >> yeah, it's always fascinating when these jobs reports come out to decipher them and see what they've made kyla great to have you. thank you for coming again. >> before we go tonight, a sneak peek at this week's new episode of the cnn original series, secrets and spies on the world stage president reagan is determined to defeat
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in the world has never seen anything like it since. >> winston churchill called what happened here, quote, the greatest, most complicated operation ever. >> winston churchill wanted to be there. prime minister churchill, who was a combat veteran in his younger days, told the commander of the d-day invasion and future president of the united states, general dwight d eisenhower that he wanted the board and navy ship to get a closer view of the allied troops hitting the beach in normandy. general eisenhower told church hill that they could not take that risk. churchill told him, exasperated general eisenhower, that he would board a british navy ship and there is nothing the american general could do to stop him. and that was true. eisenhower couldn't stop church hill from ordering a british navy ship. but the king of england could. when king george heard that churchill was going to join the
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he played the fifth more than 75 times. he took $300 million with him, used that money to buy the governor's seat, and he continues to use this money to live to floridians. but we know, we know the truth. as high as you have probably seen it, they know who he is, and they don't want to vote for rick scott. he is the most unpopular republican in this state of florida. he is extremely vulnerable and he is a danger, not just to florida families and two women but also to american families across the board. that is why this race is not just to critical to keeping us in the majority, lawrence. it is also critical to stop him from enforcing such an extreme agenda that he wants to go once he gets to the senate. >> debbie mucarsel-powell, thank you very much for joining us in the studio in new york. we are usually talking to you about florida, thank you very much. >> thank you, lawrence. coming up, josh stein, the
answer because then the wife doesn't get freaked out by it. >> exactly. if you would have been like the intern then. >> i have to jump in here. he answered way too fast. that's the only problem with the theory is he went and. because we are impulsive and we do stupid [ bleep ]. then the fact that he actually had to look up on the board to see if his aunt was going to come up there makes it worse. he had -- men are too honest for our own good sometimes. the footage i want to see is him walking back to the table. because you know that car ride was wild. >> i want to see the dash cam footage of the drive home. >> they could've won the whole thing but his wife is going to be like my auntie?
conviction. >> this allows millions of people into our country. joe biden's is pro-invasion, pro-child trafficking, pro-woman trafficking, pro-drug dealers and they think death and destruction into our country. it makes it worse than what you have right now. >> madeleine: polls were conducted between june 1-4, being done before president biden's executive order on immigration tuesday. president biden said in an interview he does not regret not taking action more quickly. do you wish you had done it sooner? >> no, because then i would have been blamed for blowing up the agreement. >> your opponent said of your executive action, he's p pretending to do something about the board, the executive order is weak and pathetic. >> is he describing himself? weak and pathetic?
this money to lie to floridians but we know. we know the truth. they know who he is and they don't want to vote for rick scott. he is a danger not just to florida families and to women, but also to american families across the board. that is why this race is not just critical to keeping the majority but to stop him from enforcing such an extreme agenda that he wants to do once he gets to the senate. >> debbie, thank you very much for joining us in the studio, a rare appearance. we are usually talking to you in florida. thank you very much. >> thank you lawrence. coming up, josh stein, the democratic candidate for governor of north carolina is now using his republican opponent's very strange words against him. josh stein joins us next. t him. josh stein joins us next.