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and you could see her in the carriage and the crowds are waving as well as she leaves. she is on her way. just explain what happens now. this is a really important moment for so many danish people. she is the only monarch that many danish people have ever known. there has not been a change in 52 years. seeing her on the finaljourney in the carriage with the mounted military escort through the streets of copenhagen is a really, really important moment for many people here. and a little bit of sadness, i suspect as well. she has been an immensely big figure in public life. she is very independent minded, unashamed intellectual who speaks many languages. she was a heavy smokerfor many of many languages. she was a heavy smoker for many of her 83 years, but she is also very creative. she is an artist, she is had paintings exhibited. she has had an enormous
made it in three days. >> reporter: there are nine songs on the album titled infinite echos. it features human artists and artificially generated voices. the result is a sound many struggle to distinguish between human and machine. the lyrics, songs, and album title are also a.i. titled using chatgpt and other programs. >> you take quite a few fromts get it. the biggest challenge was trying to get the a.i. to give us a consistent look. and he now aims to teach how a.i. can empower what he calls a new kind of artist. >> for people who are music minded, who don't necessarily have the talent, there is a fair chance of creating music that matters. >> reporter: the emergence of
cluding social media. this is hard to believe. as recently as 1984, ronald reagan won 49 of 50 stat against walter mondale. mondale carried only his home state of minnesota. in 1972, richard nixon won 49 states. george mcgoverns had not even his home state of south dakota. our elections are decided by a half dozen swing states, everything else locked in and predetermined, not only that, we're increasingly living among the like minded. consider this, most people in america live in an area that was one handily by one presidential candidate in the last election. there are roughly 3,100 u.s. counties. in 1980, there were only 391 that were won by 20 or more points, a landslide. by 202 that number hadrown to 1,726.
since august of 2021. and being underwater was true of donald trump for the entirety of his presidency. i see it as a reflection of the nation's ever widening divide in an era of polarized media, including social media. this is hardo lieve. as recently as 1984, ronald reagan won 49 of 50 states against walter mondale. mondale carried only his home state of minnesota. in 1972, richard nixon won 49 states. george mcgovern carried only massachusetts, not even his home state of south dakota. our elections are decided by a half dozen swing states, everything else locked in and predetermined. and not only that, but we're increasingly living among the like minded. consider this, most people in america live in an area that was one handily by one presidential candidate in the last election. there are roughly 3,100 u.s. counties.
like him, behind in the rearview mirror, and move forward. is going to take some very strong, independent minded, and courageous republicans, both in the senate and in the house, to be able to say that this is wrong. sometimes they stand up and say, but then they forget it right away. they need to have to stand up to see and -- in a bipartisan fashion, with the democratic colleagues in a way to make sure that we preserve these institutions that again, keep us strong internally, and keep us strong from external adversaries. >> former cia director john brennan, the only person that i know of at this moment who has used the word caucus talk rusty in a tweet, and made it so deeply meaningful. still to come this evening, i was a new a six-week abortion ban is going to put presidential hopefuls in a very public political bind. plus, election denialism has
enforcement, these have always been traditionally very strong bipartisan issues. so both sides of the aisle can come together. when i see how these republicans are misrepresenting the facts and truth, and really trying to tear down these institutions, that we, as american citizens, rely on. i am hoping that we are going to find a way to get past this very difficult period of our national history and put donald trump, and others like him, behind in the rearview mirror, and move forward. but it is going to take some very strong, independent minded, and courageous republicans, both in the senate and in the house, to be able to say that this is wrong. sometimes they stand up and say it, but then they forget it right away. they need to have to stand up to pursue these -- in a bipartisan fashion, with the democratic colleagues in a way to make sure that we preserve these institutions that again, keep us strong internally, and keep us strong from external adversaries. >> former cia director john brennan, the only person that i
supreme court legislation need to include to get your vote? >> i think we should be looking at expanding the court. and i think we need to have very strong ethics standards. the reports that have been coming out about a couple of the supreme court justices are deeply concerning. s downing, and call into legend questioned legitimacy of this court. as you know, these recent decisions that have come down including affirmative action really highlight the hypocrisy that's coming out of this court. and it is now a conservative activist minded, and controlled by a small faction of extreme republican party. and that is not what an impartial supreme court is supposed to do or look like. >> folks, congresswoman sydney
who in united states government, if, anyone knew about these meetings with current russian officials. the foreign affairs minister is a small potato. >> no, he is not. what we do know is that conversations happen all the time. you find allies who are like-minded, who want the same outcome. and those folks are generally engaging with folks they should be engaging with to help us move the needle. and what we know is that russia needs to stop, the war needs to end. we need to see a de-escalation of the retreat so that ukraine can go ahead and rebuild a very fragile but important democracy that plays a role in global relationships that we have. with europe, with eastern europe, for the indo-pacific, with united states, with africa, with latin america. so it's not surprising to me
country, they really have a public minded in his, they are very bright and incredible -- >> something tells me she was not talking about you. >> i know that, but by making the point that there are really good people that serve. even if you look at the ones running for president there are 12 republicans running, most of them are serious candidates that bring great credentials. i think her point obviously is that we need candidates and we need elected leaders that have courage, that stand for convictions, that speaks the truth, and do not always listen to the loudest voice in the room. that is what i believe the american people want and need, and also it reminds me that our founding fathers understood that we are all humans who are flawed, and so that is why there is a system of checks and balances. that is why we have the different branches of government, the united states supreme court today really affirmed the check and balance of a judicial -- judicial where they can overrule legislative laws that