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Sits with you more than anything. do you believe the taliban is that dramatically different now, or do you expect a return to the same? >> i would love to believe that they're dramatically different. i obviously -- they are on a great p.r. campaign. they're trying to show the international community that they have changed, that they will allow women to go to school. but i was there. i was there three times when they were in power. in 2000, 2001, i saw what it was like for women. i saw firsthand. women couldn't leave their homes. educated women stuck at home serving tea and cookies. you know, m...

Stress no different than a son-in- soldier being shot at regularly. you come home and get your head bashed against a wall, there's no difference in being shot at. the cdc came out two years later and said survivors can experience mental health problems and depression and symptoms of post-traumatic stress syndrome. even before research confirmed it, you could see it. there are other costs, lost productivity from work and n navigating the court system. there can be counselling and medical bills, lost wages because you couldn't work, paying for temporary housing if a family fleeing abuse, even

Recounts. including hand recounts by people who are actually certified to do that work and know what they're talking about. they found that the arizona presidential election was sound and there were no problems. but of course, that won't do. at today's briefing on their new different special pro-trump republican audit, the red of cyberninjas, the guy on the left, this random qanon promoting guy who arizona republicans assigned to lead the audit, he kept insisting this is an incredibly complicated, incredibly complex, very, very difficult process, and therefore, it's going to take a lot more ti...

Afternoon. when they walked in the door, the congresswoman took a second to really punctuate what they were doing there and what their intentions were. >> today we're sending a strong message. we have black leaders from across the country, black leaders who marched with john lewis. this is not about one generation. it's about all generations. >> that's right. >> yes! >> that's right. >> and today we are represented by all generations. >> that's right. >> and that's why today is important. look at where we stand. >> yes! >> we stand in the united states senate. places that we couldn't work, we ...

Lewis. this is not about one generation. it's about all generations. and today, we are represented by all generations. and that's why today is important. look at where we stand. >> yes. >> we stand in the united states senate. places that we couldn't work, we couldn't even clean at one time. but today, black women say we're not waiting. black women say that we're demanding our right to vote. and it starts today. >> it starts today. congresswoman joyce beatty of ohio, chair of the black caucus. she and her group started marching through the lobby, the atrium of the senate office building, singi...