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see you and have you on the show. we went through some of the credits of your career, but there are many others elisabeth and raising canaan. you're currently filming superman last year you finished a broadway run of death of a salesman two years ago, you were in the jack ryan series. you're famous actor, urine award-winning actor, 30 years of a career behind you what happened with that harlem apartment and what does it say to you about the status of racism in america today well, i gave that antidote about what for me because i wanted to make it a very personal stories so people could understand what i was really incensed about. >> i was motivated to tell the story because of the court case that the 11th circuit blocked yesterday, it ignited something in me, so i wanted to tell the personal story. a young family member that graduated from howard university has his first
doubted a second run for the presidency. he told the reporter, quote, i can do it better than anybody you know, you're looking at me. i can take you to now that kind of bravado from the former from the current president seems to be a long running theme for him well, make my day pal, you want to check with let's do push-ups wrong, mr. >> missing command, donald. come on, man how many push-ups you want to hear pow, come on and rama three man, i just want to taking for more. let's bring in cnn political commentator and former senior white house communications aid jamal simmons also here with us washington post, national correspondent fill bomb. jamal scranton, joe made an appearance in this time magazine article does that work doesn't work for him to be like, okay, come on. let's go out back.
from threats to actual violence smog democracy cannot continue. if the people who make the democracy run are afraid if they make their decisions based on fear of being threatened or being assaulted so how do republicans respond to that sobering warning? >> well, now they're saying they're going to shut the government down i always think that that should be on the table. i think we should constrain dollars to force change joining me now, miles taylor, he's the former chief of staff to the homeland security secretary, kyrsten nielsen. >> miles. good to see you. i wonder why do you think republicans are so eager? to go into these conspiratorial coldest acts as opposed to say, just winning elections. the old-fashioned way well, abby, i think the simple answer is it seems like political convenience attack the sitting administration go after the president's key lieutenants,
like he is saying all sorts of crazy things through deep fake, so the tech is one thing. then there is a second problem which is a complete lack of responsibility and enforcement by the parties who should be regulating how to use the technology. so it is this perfect collision. nobody seems all that interesting in doing anything about it. >> that is kind of my question. the two parties would be the a.i. companies and lawmakers. what are they doing, five months to go? >> first it is the a.i. makers. openai, run by sam altman. all of those companies are saying we are concerned. >> all those companies are saying we are very concerned about the capabilities of ai to do great things and to do negative things. we are very concerned and that is fine, but concerns don't really do anything so what i have said is that ultimately, their concern is a little bit like they might be january --
jurors. yeah. >> you would want them to be paying attention if they're not if they're struggling to stay awake means they're basically not fully awake. so they're not absorbing the information mean it's more of a weight is carried by the prosecutors in summation, but this is not what they want to hear, but i guess they'll have a better run at it when they have live witnesses on the stand. right? right. i mean, no doubt they noticed that today, too. all right. ryan, thank you very much and harry enten joins me now to go beyond the numbers because harry, ryan's talking about the reaction of that one juror that haven't referred to who grew emotional as abbe lowell hunter biden's attorney was talking about addiction. we know that they're jurors who said that they have have dealt with that or a family members who have and they are far from alone, they are far from alone. two-thirds of americans, either personally or have had a familial connection to someone who has suffered from addiction from drugs or alcohol. and this is something that goes across party leinz, basically just as many republicans, 68% as democrats, 66% of a personal or family experience with drug or alcohol addiction. so whether or not that helps hunter biden wait and see, but that juror i
and the conservatives. the best performing parliaments for the ftse or... were actually the wilson— callaghan government in the 1970s and the second margaret thatcher term in the mid—19 80s. also good with the john major years and the first tony blair parliaments as well. so, markets in the long run don't really mind which side of the aisle the government sits. and i'm sure that many now will be wondering about the outlook for the indian economy. it has had an incredible run in terms of growth numbers which were up until very recently showing extremely strong growth but this election has revealed the huge disparity in wealth and prospects for many and yet the numbers of billionaires in india are rising. if you look at the forbes list. it'll be interesting to see what this means going forward for the indian economy?— indian economy? yes, absolutely. _ indian economy? yes, absolutely. i- indian economy? yes, absolutely. i think - indian economy? yes, absolutely. i think the j indian economy? yes, - absolutely. i think the reason we had such a strong reaction
republicans have a strategy here they scream fire at the border they spread the fire around by shipping migrants all over to blue cities and then went to my tries to bring a fire firehose like biden, they step on the firehose, a, don't let congress act. and so he's got a little pail of water on his desk. he's trying to throw it on the fire because that's all that's left to him. but this republicans who should own this last chunk because republicans had a chance to do something. they had a chance to solve the problem. they wouldn't even support their own bill. they would rather hurt biden and help the country. and that's the real problem here. that's real politics here. >> that run. though when you look at democrats i mean, you've got some that are happy, the biden's doing this. but you have some who are slamming it. in fact, for what you say, because they're saying, oh, it's like trump did and they actually aren't okay with that. i mean, here's just two today i'm disappointed that the president has sort of gone into the same frame as donald trump at a very time when we need to make a distinction between donald trump and joe biden votes. the
but this is not what they want to hear, but i guess they'll have a better run at it when they have live witnesses on the stand. right? right. i mean, no doubt they noticed that today, too. all right. ryan, thank you very much. and harry enten joins me now to go beyond the numbers because harry, ryan's talking about the reaction of that one juror that evan referred to, who grew emotional as abbe lowell hunter biden's attorney was talking about and addiction. we know that they're jurors who said that they have have dealt without are a family members who have and they are far from alone. >> they are far from alone. two-thirds of americans either personally or have had a familial connection to someone who has suffered from addiction from drugs or alcohol. and this is something that goes across party leinz, right basically just as many republicans, 68% democrats, 66% of a personal or family experience with drug or alcohol addiction. so whether or not that helps hunter biden wait and see, but that juror i think speaks for a lot of americans. >> it doesn't an incredibly bipartisan, where do you see a number that i mean, every single group and the same. obviously this trial puts president biden under the
senate who came together with democrats who resolve some of these issues. and that was the plan. that agreement. well, the republicans in congress got a call from donald trump don't do the deal because, you see, he preferred a run on problem instead of fixing a problem. and that's the tragedy of it. and we -- our point has been very clear. there are solutions at hand, and let's do the right thing. and, again, i think this points to a significant contrast for the people in november. >> brian: she is a genius. the border czar who broke the border and told us it was sealed. then she admits it's bad and donald trump's fault for blowing up a deal she had nothing to deal with although she had a chance to define herself taking control of that situation. grabbing a jean shirt, rolling up your sleeves at least pretending you are on top of things. instead she goes on that show. she is focusing on the root causes of the problem. >> lawrence: three years area. >> now it's mauritania.
alliance to fix that pesky ground computer the two astronauts have been enjoying some, some quality time in quarantine. butch actually went fishing yesterday, sunny williams comes, went for a run on a beach and so that's it are kind of enjoying. their final few minutes on earth before hopefully lifting off today, kate, hopefully third times the charm. and if it does lift off today from the kennedy space the center and cape canaveral space force station, then these two astronauts are going to spend eight days up at the international space station. but the big thing here, kate, this is a flight test. the first time that this space craft, boeing's starliner spacecraft, has ever flown people in space. there's only six times in us history that that has happened mercury, gemini, apollo, the space shuttle, spacex's crew, dragon, and now boeing's starliner. it has been about a decade to get to this point spacex ended up beating