years ago could be either president again in a year s time, or launch another insurrection. it is safe to say that america s crisis of democracy sadly is far from over. here to discuss, colorado secretary of state jen griswold. thank you so much for coming on the show this evening. secretary, you have been vocal in your calls for the supreme court to settle this matter swiftly. how much faith the you actually have in this conservative court? you heard trump s own lawyer calling on justice kavanaugh to quote step up. is this all just a charade by a politicized pro trump court, or is there a reason to be hopeful? >> good evening, and thank you for having me on. i really do think that what trump s attorney said is a bigger reflection of him. donald trump wants people around him to be loyal to him, and nobody else. who cares about their duty? he acts like a mob boss trying
absolutely. is the industry moving in the right direction? i think it s moving, but at a snail s pace. i think that sometimes, we are more vocal about it on social media, we re so loud about it, but the progress is slow and sometimes, i think beauty brands don t know what to do. like, theyjust don t know. and i ve been in the labs. i ve been in the labs with the manufacturers and i ve said to them, i need a richer skin tone product and i ve seen them literally put black pigment in a product. i m like, well, people s skin is made of very many different tones. i think there s still a lack of understanding and it really comes down, fundamentally, to the manufacturer and even some brands. i think if you haven t felt it, you don t know what it feels like, you know? and sometimes, i think it becomes more of, you know, a marketing thing versus, like, an actual purpose. and i think because i ve been there, i ve felt it, i ve heard some stories that it s, like, ingrained in us. do i think that inclusivity will be ever really met in the beauty industry?
horrific. we saw a confederate flag flying in the halls of the capital. sopr thees president will contie to speak about this. he will continue to be vocal about this.de >> on monday, president biden heads to charlottesville for a speech about white supremacy at a church where nine people were killed in 2019. the campaign plan is listening getting voters excited about a second term agenda than getting them to vote out of fear, judge. >> jeanine: all right, jacqui, thank you so much. >> there is somethinhappg danger happening in america. there is an extremist movement that does not share the same dat six of democracy. all of us are being asked right now, what will we do to maintaii our democracy? >> jeanine: well, biden s campaign messages this:january 6 was bad, charlottesville was bad, trump supporter s areby better. how do you want to campaign by demonizing so much otry?f the d country?se the fact is, he has no choice rubut to do that because he cant
and if it takes a long time, again, he could get reelected in new jersey. >> brian: we haven t seen senator schumer weigh in yet. we know that governor murphy s wife is running for that slot. so, i don t see anyone rallying around him. fetterman has probably been the most vocal. >> steve: well i haven t lived in new jersey for a long time i don t know what the political impact of getting a text message or somebody tries to give you a watcher in exchange for a nice press release about qatari government is. >> steve: you are right, peter. you haven t lived in new jersey a long time. when are you going to come get your junk? >> peter: you know, my trunk is really full right now. and i think i saw adam klotz said there is going to be snow this weekend. >> steve: not this he could would. going back to why he has not been expelled. doesn t that come down to balance of power in the u.s. senate? right now democrats hold the balance of power. >> lawrence: tight margin. >> steve: bob menendez leaves,
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>> not really. i think the theory by bows trump -- by both hailey and desantis, they don t want to antagonize the most vocal, animated, republican base vote history has some sort of support for donald trump. i think the flaw in that theory is that voters already have trump if they want to choose him. and trump has, in some of these early primary states, a 15, 20-point lead. the race goes through trump. so taking on each other with glancing blows, with ads 13 days away from decision time, is not really going to alter the trajectory of this race. and for either one of them to win, it needs a dramatic alteration right now in the current trend lines. >> ashley etienne as well, what do you think candidates need to do right now in this home stretch to get ahead when trump is still looming so large over the race, and how should democrats be thinking about this? >> no, i think kevin s
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CHUKAI: They are not big in number, but the Indian community in Kemaman, a district in the south of Terengganu, wants the candidate elected as their parliamentary representative in this by-election to be vocal enough to raise the voice of the minority at the federal level.