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lot of cannibals for real in that part of new guinea primetime still can't get over the story. can't gethe pentagon called bidn a liar. the truth, uncle buzzy was the passenger in a plane that went down in th p ie paciff when its engines failed. >> there was even a survivorai who never mentioned anyone being eaten. >> binder was asked about it today and said cannibalism is no laughing matte r. >> why is presidentbi biden saying that his uncldee posey was eaten by cannibals? >> the president had a emotional and i think a symbolic moment. he had an opportunity pr to honor his uncle service in uniform who lostth his life when the military aircraft he was on crashed in the pacific after takincrafhf near new guinea. >> why is he saying that his uncle was eaten by cannibals?n y >> that's a bad wa cy to go.an d he lost his life. ke it's not. look, i'm not. we should not make jokesokes
>> and donald trump's lawyers can get into that if if that were to come up but the thing that all of those three categories of evidence that ali described having common is they all concern his honesty, his truthfulness is reliability, right? the defamation is about him lying about e. jean carroll, the civil fraud case is about him lying about his financial assets, the frivolous hillary clinton lawsuit is about him being reckless with regard to the truth all of those things, i do think would bear on a defendant's credibility if they took the stand, if he takes the stand, do you think the judge will allow all that to come up? >> i think most, if not all, real, very interesting. >> kristen, or why do you think trump is so insistent on testifying, taking the stand, even though his lawyers probably you're telling him don't do it. >> i'm not sure that he's as its early so insistent on taking the stand. i think he's so insistent on saying that he might take the stand. donald trump wants to control the media narrative& if he continues to say that he might take the stand, there will be a whole will he won't he back-and-forth? i will remind you what this is not the first time that he said he's going to take the stand only to later
>> biden has your detailed earlier he has grown up in every possible community that there is from polish to scandinavian to puerto rican and african-american he just has a little bit of, i want to see his 23 me profile but one of the things that should bother people about this is that if he's so easily lying and you noticed he always says for real, for real i swear to god this is true, is always underscoring his stories with these exclamations if he can do that so easily and has been doing that so easily for 50 years i think we can safely assume that he does that on official stuff to, afghanistan was great, economy great, bidenomics works how can you trust him? >> in the worst-case scenario if you get too nosy you get eaten by cannibals before we go go see
saw this week, we saw it on campus. we've seen it in new york city.t we have seen it throughout europe, brooke. we have it, you know, catch the jews f the jews, australiard words that i never thought i'd hear in my lifetime. and it breaks my heart. it'sit's in the halls of congress. it's on college campuses. it in th is is. t is it is a real, real problem. thatthat is vile, repugnant, repulsive, virulent anti-semitism. and look at what we witnessed at an ivy league institution this week in the protests in new york. le week. don't i don't know what your reaction to it is. it breakats my heart that people are supporting radical islamic terrorism. >> not only does it break my heart, it me greatly because i love this country, and yet israel being on the front lines of the warisrael against theologically motivated terrorism, against islamist a
and i suppose, you know, whether the media has a role to play in polarising opinion, when it could actually be bringing people together potentially. i think it is - polarising opinion. i think what this shows is that newsrooms are treating this l as a culture war story, rather than a health i and science one, and it's testament to newsnightl that the story was . pursued in this way. and i think it's a real. shame that, you know, originaljournalism is beingl gutted from newsnight now and we may not see stories of this ilk in the future - from that particular show. and what's your sense, as somebody who previously worked at the times, of whether — how those newspapers, how places approach these issues and the impact they have? they embrace these issues. they want to write about them because they drive huge - engagement and interest - and, you know, iwas encouraged to pursue stories where the media and these i debates intersected because
and i think that's going to rile a lot of republican voters right hassan at least in this case, has the right wing of the house gop been out fox by johnson there in a really tough spot, partly because they do not want to blow up yet another speaker. >> you now have a presumptive republican presidential nominee who does not want the house republicans to continue to embarrass him as he's looking to win another presidential term. so i think that they really are in a really difficult position because they didn't have a clear strategy. when you're looking at these rebels, what exactly is it that they want? what is their discrete realistic ask that they can actually get in a real negotiate? fusion. it's just not clear they want and that's why they can't move the ball forward. they want to blow it up. i mean, i'm the only person who listens to the war room by steve bannon, but she said that on it. she said, i don't give marjorie taylor greene said we could do this all day. we could replace them all day. they want to they want to burn it down. that's
good boy to goo. >> yeah. so, biden, as you detailed has earlier, he's grown up in everye possible communityve that there is, from polish to scandinavian to puerto rican to african american. he's just got a little bit i wantst to say his 23 and me profile. >> i really do. but one of the things the that should bother people about thisthings is that if he so eas liveths and you notice he always says, for real, for real, i swear to god this is truys sas this is true. he's always underscoring his stories with these little t commissions. if he can do that so easily and has been doingha that so eal easily for 50 years, i think we can safely assume tyra's he does that on stuff too. afga afghanistan was great, the economy is greatniwas gr. biden-nomics works. how can you trust god?o if >> you can in the worst case scenario if you get too nosey getting by cannibal. before we we ge go, go see kat r
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been done but talk about what is to come and what the next four years look like and what -- president biden without president biden , and terrified of the person who wants to come back into the white house, strip off -- economic progress we have made -- the democracy that we hold to be so dear. >> you did a lot of work that laid the groundwork for georgia to get the first two democratic senators in a long time. the first jewish in the first black senator ever. do you fear what all of the demagoguery and the -- the real , i would say, base anti-women, anti-jewish kind of campaign that we are seeing out of the trump stirs, do you feel that could be wiped away if we are not alert and mobilize the base? >> we have to remember that every victory or built into every victory are the seeds of