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buy the gun? gordon mcclelland, also testified, he's a hunter biden check know on the box on the federal gone form which is really the center of this entire case. >> jesse: so you were in the courtroom, and hunter is in the same room has his wife, his ex-wife, his ex-girlfriend and his mom and his sister. how awkward was that? >> yeah, it was definitely a unique situation, ashley wyden was not a very, at his sister but she has been there the past couple of days. notably the first lady has been there every single day, is at about 10 feet behind her on a diagonal second to the side of her face as she was watching and she seemed a sad and troubled, she was still what, she is watching her -- his current wife also did the same, not reacting, kind of being commuted as some of these images are being shown
gen z. >> is that he got this job, you bought your aunt and your mom? >> epperly they don't have knowledge about how to make icon target, and how to dress up early and ask for too much money. mom and dad will help with that. >> jesse: bring mom, bring dad you're not getting the job. pe got a new book, tell us about it, war on warriors? soon it's based on my experience would also talking to generations words of warriors about what happened to our pentagon. i sent up to fight extremists and then 20 years i was deemed won by my unit was called a white nationalist extremist and my orders were rover -- revoked? of that can happen to me, it can happen to anybody else. three doors, 12 years of my life to the military about the book is not just about me, it's the social justice, politically correct issues being pushed from obama and biden appointees that generals are allowed to comment
1968 or visit horsepower scrubber.com. now hey, mom, how many should i decorate it? >> has ran have blue it's a. really tough call. >> who are you if you look at the latest data you're probably going to need a lot of those purple sprinkles how this guy really knows his stuff justice samuel alito's neighbors speaking out on tv for the first time, we learned that this flag was flown upside down outside of the alitos, virginia home. >> it's a maga stop the steal symbol. and alito blamed it on his wife. now, a woman who is in the middle of all of this, spoke to cnn's erin burnett tonight, aron abby, emily wanted to speak out to dispute what the justice himself is saying. justice alito is saying
the future hopefully about good news. thank you for coming on today. great to have you and thank you all so much for joining us, seeing a news night with abby. the loop starts right now race, america, and a fiery debate over jim crow in the stalls yeah, that's tonight. >> on this time good evening. >> i'm abby phillip in new york and i want to get right to it tonight. one of donald trump's vice presidential contenders, congressman byron donalds. he made some comments that has a lot of you take in a lot of democrats fired up. i'm gonna speak with him, live in just a couple of minutes but here are the original remarks they were made as a part part of a pitch to black voters in philadelphia. and i want you to hear it in its full context. listen girl with my mom my dad
though. they are playing the old democratic playbook the used to work back when bill clinton was running he had a mom where he played the saxophone and it was like that was his defining moment he was humanized people like bill clinton is school felt in the election first at the time that was number 1 yet to do the number 1 show which means you have to come here and you'd have to talk to this guy and i don't think those to be the questions and the thing is didn't have a moment to navigate line she didn't say anything clever it was all whatever having a weed and named after you all you forgot 7 okay the bottom line in the election
>> we are always looking down at our phones and i think about tupac when he said keep your head up. i think about songs like be optimistic, where as long as you keep your head to the sky, things will be okay. it has got to be something to where they are keeping us constantly looking down. why aren't we intentionally looking up? if there are all of these devices making us look down, we have to be intentional about looking up. we have to. >> there is another person you talk about and write about that you hold at a different level, a higher standard. if the audience had a picture of you and i and said which person in this picture truly is connected to, loves, and is inspired by their whole life judy bloom, i am guessing 99.9% of the audience would go it is obviously you, stephanie, but it is not. it is you. >> my mom is an english teacher.
he's on trial for is hush money to a porn star. he had sex with 15 years ago. the american people deserve better than that. >> well, they found falsified business records in that case alone that hadn't been had a connection to the election, but i hear your larger point i've always been sort of flabbergasted by the idea of doubling down to keep the documents. i think about it as a mom. right? if my children had something in the cart at target and i walked out and they say, excuse me, you didn't pave that, wouldn't be like, well, it's my now it's in my car and i would get it back. right. this is not a true story. my kids are not take things from try again, i'm just using that as example. but he doubled down on very important documents while it continues to do so. >> but then there are those who are supporting him, even through all this and the gop vice presidential, vip stakes continues to this very day on this list of people were hearing from cnn tonight. >> you've got governor doug burgum. we've got senators, marco rubio and jd vance, tim scott congresswoman elise stefanik, congress when byron donalds and also dr. ben carson, they've all apparently received some bedding materials
we are not actually getting rule. >> that is the title of the book, because i am daring people not only to be honest with themselves, but stop lying and volunteering those lies to other people. stop lying like you are open- minded. stop lying like you have nuanced conversations. stop lying like you can put yourself in other people's shoes, because you have your opinion, your feeling, your narrative and you are sticking to that and refuse to be moved by anybody. >> the book is a lot about heart, but the heart you write about is not soft or warm. it is raw, it is real and it can sometimes be perceived as rude. >> my mom used to tell me that me and my dad don't know how to talk to people. i have been trying. >> a massive communicator and you can talk to people. >> my dad told me the fastest way between two points is a straight line. it is easy to be real with
i was going like that and then i choked on it and then i tried to cough and it wasn't working and then my friend noticed. so i ran to the house and she also ran and gave me water and then i woke up and i was in the ambulance. >> trace: mom, when you found out, did you know he was choking did you know the candy was in there? >> as soon as i saw him, when his friend told me, i just saw him purple. he was already unconscious. i just tried -- the neighbors and i were trying to do compression's on his chest, breathe through his mouth but nothing seemed to be working. he wasn't able to talk to me so he was unconscious the whole time until the police arrived. >> trace: and how long before the police arrived? it must have seemed like forever. >> it did feel like forever but it was about five minutes i