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>> all right. today hillary clinton went on air. she posted a message about d-day that was reallssagoy all about our favorite person that she obsesses over donalr fd trump. hillary writing, quote, 80 years ago today, thousands of brave0 year americans fought to protect democracy on the shorefoughts of, normand. this november, all we have to, do is vote. predictable. but it is what it is.presid here with reaction, former 2024 presidential candidateenhing the vivek ramaswamy. you know, i'm watching the democrat democras flailing.a we keep reading reports. they're scared to deatwe keehde about joe biden as their candidatas theire and. you know, the fact that donald trump was convicted in this bogus triat dol in new york hast impacted his poll numbers. i would be scared. i guess, too. what is your reaction? you think they keep him at thiso ? do k you think they're afraid to keep him? do you think there's a movement underground? them thiof himee ndergrou?
years, we focused on what midwives offer as what as well as what doulas and other services can offer women in this very important time what is it about midwives? >> why do, what do you think it is that the united states under utilized as midwives and why they help in the outcomes so much. i think the model of care that's offered by midwifery practice does it sort of centers women? there's more time involved. you're looking at a whole person, you're thinking about what's going on at home, what's going on in the workplace? >> it's just a deeper, more holistic stick level that it's very hard for providers to provide that kind of time and care here in the united states. >> i mean, we have a shortage of all providers here in united states right now, obese and midwives. >> so this sort of, you know, this is something we've been very invested in, is like building the diversification lesion and growing the pipeline of health workers to be focused on women's health it really mean this is just can't get on a soapbox, but i mean, every person stating the obvious
but turn towards what is right? >> turning me now a cnn presidential historian, tim naftali, you heard there tom hanks, he's optimistic, but i think the question on everybody's minds is what happens if there are no safeguards? what happens if there are no circuit breakers that prevent the catastrophic from happening? are you as confident as he is? >> well, we just saw a group of americans find a former president guilty in a criminal trial the very fact that someone who was once our head of state could be found guilty in a court of law shows the strength of our judicial institutions. and it shows the circuit breakers, if you will, that do exist whether or not former president trump will have an opportunity to try to dismantle those institutions. it depends on the american people in november, but he's already told us what he wants to do. so in a sense, he is
he does there. i want to play one more thing from president biden's interview here with abc, he's talking about this debate that is coming up this month between trump and biden, and whether or not he's ready for it we are three weeks from this debate what do you think you need to accomplish on that debate stage say what i think? met him saturday. thanks. thanks. he said or off the wall. i want to be a dictator on day one. i wanted to move in a direction where it talks about suspending the constitution i lived through see already says, remind people what he says and what i believe, what he believes he's about him. i'm about country. >> are you ready for this to be? >> yes all alright. >> errol, do believe him? >> i do believe them every state of the union speech we see a president who has been described as feeble and unable to put two sentences together, rise to the occasion. do you
>> mr. president, can you tell us, sir, donald trump refersself to himself as a political prisoner and blames you directly. what's your response a p to thas sir? a do you think that condition will have an impact on the campaignlln impa? e to we'd love to hear t your thoughts, sir. shouldhought he be on the ballor ? you don't find that creepy? >> s d. t desp but tonight, despite everything we have seen from biden anitythd other democrats, it is donald trump taking the high road. does anyone reallydemocr donal e biden when he said today that he wouldn't pardon hunter i ? >> take a look at your son. hunter is on trial. and i know that you cannot speak about an ongoing federal f prosecution. but let me ask you, will youed u accept the jury's outcome,rdict their verdict, no matter what it is? >>r whats. >> h and have you ruled outa pa a pardon for your son? yerd s, for joe. >> politics, appearances, most, they seem to matter the most.
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