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reached out to the red cross to help ensure that she is able to take the medication. what did the red cross have to say? >> first of all, my sister should take medicine on a daily basis and probably she hasn't take it from october 7th. like all other of the hostages who need medicine and didn't get it. my mom had a few meets with the red cross, and she told them my sister need to get her medicine? yeah. >> and they told her that we should care more about the people on the other side. >> that you should care more about what's happening to the people in gaza? >> yeah, and less about our beloved one who didn't get -- >> wait a second. so your sister takes medication every day. she was taken hostage.
i think the more interesting polis a larger, one in, which i admit to being a part of. as people have applied to harvard and didn't get it. and, steph, i'm at peace with that. i got over this decades ago. i, think that there are people who didn't get into harvard and feel like that's an issue with the institution itself and not with them i think that's what animated them. harvard stands for art, cultural, historical, and social fabric. it's the place that exemplifies where you go if you're smart, high achieving. it is still that. today and i think that's what still kind of lost in all of. this if nine rolled scholars came out of harvard, smart people still go. they're the raising the issue that there were fewer applications than usual. >> please, please, please >> this is still the gold star, century institution that people aspire to go. two and smart people graduate from. that hasn't changed here.
this as part of their culture. it's the minority, of countries that it should be part of a fabric, of an individual country. i've been thinking a lot about what happened in harvard, fan, and what happened at m.i.t.. and the crux that this is happening, harvard has 400,000 living alumni around the world. that is such a small fraction of the world's population. >> but an influential one, and in almost 400 year old institution. >> yes, centuries old. i think the more interesting polis a larger, one in, which i admit to being a part of. as people have applied to harvard and didn't get it. and, steph, i'm at peace with that. i got over this decades ago. i, think that there are people who didn't get into harvard and feel like that's an issue with the institution itself and not with them i think that's what animated them. harvard stands for art, cultural, historical, and social fabric. it's the place that exemplifies where you go if you're smart, high achieving. it is still that. today and i think that's what still kind of lost in all of. this if nine rolled scholars
he didn't agree with the charges and he actually got arrested because we don't put up with that in tennessee. >> jimmy: for real? >> morgan: yeah he did. and by the way that's a big tip that the waiters didn't get. >> jimmy: no question but knowing nashville did he get arrested for skipping the tab or did he actually drive home after drinking $8,000 worth of booze? >> morgan: i hope not. he said he didn't agree with the charges so he stopped -- he called the credit card company and froze his credit card and sat there all night drinking. don't do that. everybody come to nashville for your bachelor parties, have fun, pay your bar tab, tip your waitresss >> jimmy: yes, thank you. well said. katherine timpf >> kat: i'm so excited. there's a boss babe alert in wisconsin. okay? usually when you care about boss babes in the media they're selling workout shakes and stuff. this lady brook fleetwood has a real estate portfolio and she painted another one of her houses pink to capitalize off of the barbie movie.
not going anywhere. they will can't point to the president and then vice president. but every day there is something, it seems. >> yeah. i mean, look. two very disturbing things about this email things. one is that while the involve email is new, the number that are sitting in the national archives. we have actually known about these email addresses for two years. senators grassley and johnson sent letters demanding information about those names they still have not gotten given access the white house is block cagd that. those are private email addresses. remember hillary clinton? how many of those did joe biden willingly send over to the national archives but how many didn't get sent back over in the end? those are legitimate questions, too. if he was using government business on those accounts, can we be confident that there is a full record of everything that happened on those accounts? >> bret: investigations continue. we will continue to ask questions. thank you. panel, stand by. up next, the panel on president trump's criminal charge scheduling and, later, "tuesday
dollars worth of -- he's not since -- donald trump. but the reality is that there is nothing that donald trump can do for. them but i have got to imagine that as you see play out today, david schaffer is trying to take this to a federal court. he's trying to explain that -- lawyers were the ones who fed him the working order of how these fake electors and other folks try to point fingers -- but one thing that nobody is, doing laura coates, nobody is pointing to the actual. facts nobody is opening up sydney powell's kraken folder -- where two years into this and i've yet to have a single person show me something other than a facebook post show me why the election was rigged. >> that was why the courts, you are entertaining the -- demanding, they didn't get, it as we have been talking about, being promised, in some way to have some conclusive evidence in some respect -- that is just not there. but it has legs nonetheless. that is part of the conversation, undoubtedly, at the debate and going forward. it's nice to talk to, you geoff duncan. thank you so much. >> thank you.
this is part of our painful learning experience, quite honestly, in healing. we have to accept the fact that donald trump didn't get cheated out of this victory. we simply lost. unfortunately, we're going to continue to pay the price over and over again. a debate without him being there, is a good opportunity for the other eight that are going to be there. and we're going to separate the haves from the have-nots. those that are openly admitting that donald trump is lying to us and we need to move past him and beat joe biden. and you have the have-nots in my opinion, that will pacify the 35%, no matter what happens, they're going to support donald trump. he can be locked up in prison with two ankle bracelets and they would support him and vote for him. it's the 65% of republicans that are still approachable that we need to focus our efforts on. >> you talk about the haves and the havehave-nots, the have cou and the have not courage. he is going to be the big, major
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