united states, you and i spoke when when i was in tel aviv and to see what we saw over the weekend that the anti-semitic protests blocking jewish people from being able to go in and worship and those protests that turned violent in los angeles i really hope that the american people will understand that they're in back in their backyard what happened in israel? i've been in the united states and britain everywhere because they don't want to stop with us so i hope between make everybody awake if you could say one thing, do your data right now, what would it be waiting for him at home? you have to come back hopefully the next time you're back, we are talking about him coming back. thank you for coming back and joining me tonight. thank you. and we'll continue to bring attention to his story. >> thank you very much.

>> thank you. thank you so much for joining us. >> sienna news night with abby. phillip starts now the president who says he build back better, is being advised to keep whatever is minds off of what's behind. >> that's tonight on newsnight good evening i'm abby phillip in new york and tonight, joe biden and donald trump, they are 72 hours away from when they're due on that stage and atlanta with jake tapper and dana bash. this week's cnn's debate, maybe the moment that defines this entire campaign, it is the earliest such debate in modern history. three and tonight sources are telling cnn that the president has now been told by his advisors to shy away from talking too much about what he's done for the bulk of the last three years

washington post suggested republicans may have to find something else to criticize me for. now that inflation is coming down maybe low losartan and peace me because it's coming down. >> i don't know i love that one anyway, notice juror you'll also see a clear change of tactic in donald trump. he is now consistently warning that joe would that the joe biden that shows up on thursday is going to look a lot livelier and the mentally in decline. joe biden, that he's i've been talking about for the better part of a year. but there is a reason unfounded and fact-free. we should add that trump is citing over and over again this brings us to the legend of jacked up joe as a doctor. >> you know, what sort of cocktail could they put together for him in this debate? i think there probably trying to find just the right mix of stuff that can it can

wake him up and make him a little bit more alert and a little bit more with it. >> if you wanted to get at somebody like 81-year-old joe biden hopped up before an appearance like the debate next thursday. what would you give him? what could you give him? >> i think it is conceivable and probably more likely than not that at some point they're giving the president some sort of a stimulant i don't know if it was red bull bought. >> i don't know if it was caffeine pills whatever it was. i would expect fully that in ten days we will see the re-emergence of jacked up joe i would think about something along the lines of an add drug adderall, ritalin, any amphetamine derivative which in short terms, if you give this to somebody in short-term, it will make them more animated. his heart rate was up, his eyes were bulging, his speech was fast, his behavior was weird kinda like a kid who had coffee for the first time, then you have a doddering, dishonest machine. politician propped up

by drugs and propped up by an old-fashioned organization is obviously he's being helped some way because most of the time it looks like he's falling asleep and all of a sudden he walked up there and did a poor job. but he was all jacked up joining me tonight. scott jennings bacardi sellers and anna navarro scott, god forbid. joe biden have a cup of coffee. he might be jacked up on something. i mean, it is also the ultimate and sort of changing the goalposts here yeah this has been like a running joke on the right since it's the state of the union when the president came out and was super aggressive and yelling and so on and so forth. so i don't know i'm not qualified to tell you what he's going to drink or not drink before he takes the debate stage at 9:00. if it were me i'd probably have a diet coke, you know somebody is going to have a diet coke and i'm not sure it's going to be by the way, i mean, you talked

about how this was the state of the union. they didn't do this, but i was looking back. they were doing this. donald trump was doing this back in 2020. at that debate, he was claiming the joe biden had taken drugs i mean, i don't know. >> i don't know what i don't know what to say about that it sounds like they're worried is what i'm trying to oh, i look here's a reality. >> joe biden it's been in or running for public office for over 50 years he's probably there's no person on planet earth alive. that's participated in more political debates of some kind. and joe biden, he's the most experienced debater on the planet. trump's been in a few, but not nearly as many as biden. he is a president, which means he's dealing with issues every day is getting briefings from advised everyday. he'll be ready. i mean, i have no doubt he is going to be ready on thursday night that there is what we call moving the goalposts okay. what did i say it was false. nothing. nothing that you said. but what i'm saying is the moving of the goalposts when everybody would anybody says that that's just contradictory to the talking

points my republican friends have been saying for the past year or two because they've called joe biden everything. they've said he's infirmed. they said he has tennis balls on his walker. they say he has to go two bid at 4:00 after he eats his denise. i mean, this is what they've called this man. and now all of a sudden there are here saying that he is god's gift to debating, like you he was a part of the debate club at harvard like this they are moving the goalposts, but right now let's he was part of the debate club and the roman senate. i'm i get along maybe only point at harvard norris, the romans. now moving the goal post and what happens is most americans say that if joe biden comes out then performs, if he just clears the low bar that they have been joe biden will win the debate listen. >> i have heard in the last few months, i have heard trump and trump world first say that he's decrepit, that he can't stand for 90 minutes, that he's not gonna make it through the debate, that he's lost, that he can't find his space. >> i mean, all these things, then that he's backed up on,

god knows what, they don't know. i mean, donald trump has gone so far as to talk about cocaine they that he is the best debater. he wipe the floor with paul, ryan and today the latest was to say that the moderators were rigged. what does donald trump do every time? he sets the stage so that if he doesn't do well, so that if he loses, he can blame it on something. and this is if there's something predictable about donald trump, it is that joe biden as being who joe biden is. discipline studios, getting ready doing mock debate. donald trump is being with donald trump always is crazy so, okay a character that i did not expect to show up this week is dan. >> dan quayle, former vice president, but he has some advice for joe biden. he says, if i were advising biden, i tried to make fun of trump, tried to ridicule him that'll get mad yeah, i think for i

think for both of them trying to needle the other one on something that they know. >> will get under their skin or that they'll get emotional about that then gets you thinking about everything. but your game plan. so i think both of them actually are going to come armed with one or two things that they know is gonna go cut a deep cut right to the core of what would make what cuts trump right to the core is to call him a loser that he can stand. and what cuts joe biden is hunter biden? >> yeah. and i think they need to prepare joe biden for that. joan is to come prepared for that because let's remember what donald trump did with hillary clinton. he showed up with women who had had relationships or alleged relationships with there is nowhere this man won't go. and i hope that that i hope that if he tries there and goes there, joe biden swats him like a fly, reminds him that he two lost a brother too. for diction, that his family has been touched by this to as many american families have, and to take his son's mouth, some name out of

his mouth. >> so the reporting from cnn tonight is that biden's advisers are saying to him, don't focus on bragging about your accomplishments, focus on trump's character, are focused on on the legal peril that he's in. good advice, bad advice. now that's great advice. i think that a lot of times joe biden gets caught up in the nostalgia of yesteryear, and he does that quite a bit in the last three years though. that's not a no, but i mean, but i think that there is a slippery that's a slippery slope and i think that a lot of people in this election want to hear in both of these candidates have to do a better job when articulating what the future would look like. one is at one and donald trump is 70. 78. and so they, they sometimes become a prisoner of their age and they have to be willing to lay out ideals for the future. i was really surprised to hear that dan quayle had good advice for somebody because that actually was good advice what? what's l what he knows, what it's like to receiving, what i would say, what i would tell joe biden is say, look, you have to needle donald trump. it's okay to call him a

convicted felon to look at him directly in the face and say that convicted felon and then you make a joke and say, was it 33, 333430? how many felonies wasn't then you have to pivot to the future. yeah. but doesn't have to actually sell his current presidency. the one that he is, there's no question that he's going to look like he's going to have to answer questions from jake tapper, from dana bash. she's going to have to answer questions about inflation. he's going to have to answer questions about the afghanistan withdrawal. he's going to have to answer questions about gaza and yes, you have to be able to be responsive. constable for your record. but there are so many people out here. the people who you can move want to hear about what the vision for this future. minute debate. i don't understand why people think is going to be just one thing or another. of course, he's got a brag about the things he's done. he's gotten a lot of very significant accomplishments. the most remember but in a very difficult congress, but he also has to look forward and say, this is why i need four more

years. i think i'm a coil because everything that joe biden has done in his presidency up to this moment has delivered him roughly a 38% approval rating. so if he spends all night long talking about how he got to this moment time, that would be a lot. so i agree. i think i think looking forward, what could you do for the next four years, but really for this reason, people don't think he's up to being president for not yet been described some plausible future that you could actually be part those talking points were good two weeks ago because what we just saw from the proxy games, curry, i mean, i think you're fine. we are agreeing. i'm just rejecting, his premise because we agree on it. like three to the fact is he does have a 38% approval rating, but latest polls we've seen the fox news poll, donald joe biden is not winning this election. he's winning in michigan. he's winning wisconsin. and so even with that approval rating, he still has winning this race, right? right now, is walk into this debate. you think that joe biden is currently clearly winning this race. if nobody said clearly varies right over

there areas literally same feet away from you want to take a tour of the map well, i'll take quite a a close race which is why does the bay is so very, very important tight since, since we conjured up harry enten, our senior data reporter is here. >> harry, tell us about the great unknowns about this debate on thursday. i wish i was over at that table for more fun than being alone at this wall. >> but anyway, all right, the great debate on knowns, we got four of them and we'll kind of go through them quickly or how rusty will these candidates be? we're dealing with record all candidates and neither from debated during the primary season. that is the first time that that has ever happened where neither candidate debated during the primary season, usually at least one, if not two, has done going into a general election debate. so how rusty will they become thursday? we're just going to have to wait and see. all right. how about some other great unknowns heading into this debate, this trump name of vp, he's kinda teased a little bit because if he does, it might be the only thing that we talk about post debate up all of a sudden you have a complete

ticket on the republican side, it could cover up for a potential gaff that he in fact mike make maybe if he feels like the debate is going well, he won't actually say anything. all right, that's two unknowns. how about a third unknown? >> which donald trump shows up at the debate on thursday night, or we didn't get that first debate, donald trump from 2020, where he's trying constantly trying to interrupt folks or are we potentially going to get a calmer trump a comma trump two, maybe throw by north whose sole prepping for trump to try and interrupt them at every turn. >> but all of a sudden we got to trump that is dare i say a little bit more presidential. of course, presidential and trump, not necessarily two things that i always go together in a sentence. finally, one other thing i'll note what will be the impact of the fact that this is the earliest debate on record by far, this is happening three months before any prior general election debate. it could make for a maximum effect, right? oftentimes we have these debates and then you see a debate a week later, a vice presidential debate, which basically keeps the sort of

bump a candidate. my cap at a minimum. maybe we could have a maximum effect on this one especially considering there are no other debates anytime soon. so this is going to basically take up a chunk of the new cycle, not just this week, not just next week, bug going into july. so a lot of unknowns going in, but it should make for a fun run. hi, kinda like you have a fun panel over there. >> yes, so much to marinate on in which he just gave us. thank you, harry. >> so actually okay. i'm going to just say the thing i thought was maybe one of the most intriguing scenarios is a vp selection on debate day i i don't know what ties this. yeah. i don't know anything. i would bet against it just because traditionally you want to do a whole big rollout of this thing and have it spool out over a few days but obviously there's going to be some of the top contenders in atlanta, as we understand it. and so i guess anything is possible, but it strikes me that if you thought you were winning and you thought you were in a good spot, and what you were doing that night, why

would you step on that with some other less and he's going to have these people sucking up to him and competing to be the winner of the apprentice for as long as he possibly can, he rather enjoys it. >> yeah. i don't know how exciting saying that i've chosen i'm being carson can be on a thursday night in atlanta, but i don't think that's going to go over that. >> well, but, you know, if your winning, then it's god's point of view winning the debate. if you won the debate, if you won the night, then why would you do something like that? i think allowed doug burgum in and ben carson to continue to suck up for another one, burgum at up. what did i say? burnham berg what is it? >> doug burgum. >> and what did he say? >> he said, i don't know my thank barnea boy. i don't know all right. >> guys. >> thank you all so much for joining us for that jackpot up next for us, we've got protests erupting nationwide. >> it's the second year here anniversary of roe versus wade being overturned and we've got ashley judd with us about why

this anniversary is very personal for her plus the judge and donald trump's documents case gets irritated with jack smith's prosecutors as she seemed skeptical of slopping trump with another gag order. and nancy pelosi he gives her first reaction to the conviction of her husband's attacker including a message to trump's son. and his supporters who thanks they are. well, you know what they are. they're going to be losers in just a few months thursday night live from atlanta. the most anticipated moment of this election biden. >> that's wrong on america isn't future, is that we are a nation of possibility hello trump. we had the best economy we had the best border, we had the best of everything. and now we get to do it all over again. we're gonna do it even better two very different visions for america one unprecedented night moderated by jake tapper and dana bash, the cnn presidential debate thursday night at nine

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wade, ending a woman's constitutional right to an abortion. >> and now some liberal see it as the defining issue of this election. as nearly two dozen states have banned or limited access to the procedure, protests are erupting all across the country including a rally in richmond, virginia, where the actor, ashley judd spoke with the crowd and joining me now is ashley judd. ashley, thank you very much for being with us tonight pleasure. >> so nice to see you you are a longtime advocate for women's reproductive rights, and this is for you something that's deeply personal as it is for so many women. >> can you share with us more about? out why this issue is so important to you when you said long time, i remember when i was deciding to ditch the peace corps in 1990 and instead go to a different django hollywood and a family friends said, what are you gonna do when you get there?

>> and i won't saturday's i'm gonna go to planned parenthood help women access safe and legal abortion care. and he said, are you going to save the world or to be an actor? and back then we didn't know you could try to do both. >> so this has been important to me for a long time, and i think that you really hit the nail on the head when you said personal because we talk about legislation, we talk about bands, we talk about the supreme court, an abortion care is personal. >> it's about stories. it's about our lives. it's about our capacity to decide if to have children, when to have children, how many to have? how to plan in space, the bursts of those children and to terminate a pregnancy. if that's what we need to do. and there's so many different ways to address this my abortion and story includes male sexual violence, a guide known for a really long time raped me. that rape resulted in pregnancy. >> and the relief i experienced when i accessed an abortion was enormous. >> and there were many reasons for that, not the least of which is that rapists have paternity rights and kentucky

and tennessee as they do. and 43 states so when we're talking about these bands with no exceptions for rape and incest. and particularly looking at the vulnerability of adolescent girls forcing them to give birth. when maybe their pelvis is aren't developed enough to safely give birth without developing fistula? there's so many ways to talk about this. and what goes over the head comes over the head. we need to talk about abortion from the heart. >> i wonder what you make of simply states and the southern part of this country being places where women have to travel far to access abortions what do you think when you see a map that shows huge swaths of america where women are either have to overcome huge hurdles or have to go very far crossing state lines to get the kind of access that you did again, abbe, there's so many ways to talk about that because abortion care is not just about

if i'm capable of being a good mother at this time. >> and can i meet the emotional and developmental and economic needs of my child? but it's about my participation in the labor force. >> this is a financial burden that is particularly onerous for women who are low wage and low wealth, it's as if they really do want to keep us serially pregnant and poor if i have another child that i cannot feed most women who have abortions are already mothers i can't participate in the labor force we see this playing out not just economically, but also in terms of what happens when babies are born, who either can't survive or whose families cannot care for them. i want to ask you about another aspect of this because we've seen this play out in the courts the supreme court ultimately rejected a challenge to access this abortion drug called mifepristone. and we're going to suit here another ruling on a case having to do with whether emergency rooms are required to treat women with abortions during a medical

emergency given the makeup of this court for it's very conservative. how concerned are you that on the latest ruling on medical emergencies that they could rule in a way that further restricts access to abortions again, so many things come to mind and, i'm so grateful for the opportunity for us to visit and there's a whole spectrum of things that need to be discussed and the great my angelou comes to mind when someone shows me who they are i believe them the first time. everything is on the table with these lawmakers and the supreme court and 34% of women between 18 and 39 who participated in this study. just said that they, or someone they know, it's now choosing not to have children, not and that's a human decision. that's a profoundly intimate

question of the soul and the heart and faith and mystery. it shouldn't be a political decision. but they're choosing not to have children because they are afraid if they have a pregnancy-related emergency they will die because they will not be given an abortion if they need one during a complication and 68% of doctors just said that these abortion bans have constrained their ability to care for pregnancy, not to give abortions, but to medically care for women who are pregnant we have a debate coming on thursday. >> it's a big debate. it'll be right here on cnn how do you think? this is going to play in that debate? how big of a showcase do you think it will be or should be, especially for president biden going into that contest with donald trump look, it's really clear that the only candidates running for president who support girls and

women's, right to plan and space the birth of their children and to terminate a pregnancy if that's what they need to do. >> it's the biden harris ticket you know, president trump has said that watching us die from lack of access to abortion care because he vowed to appoint supreme court justices who would overturn a constitutional right to abortion has been a beautiful thing. watch. that's really clear. and what i want to emphasize is that abortion care is really about stories and it's about us and even though i'm absolutely voting for biden harris in campaigning for them, they are though path forward for american democracy. 87% of media articles that were reviewed never quote a doctor when talking about abortion 92% don't even include a woman who's had an abortion. this is needs to be taken out of the realm of politics and put wet

where it belongs, which is in the lives of women so very important point. ashley judd, thank you very much. we appreciate you joining us today on this really critical topic. thank you thanks abby pleasure and new tonight, the judge in the federal classified documents case seems skeptical of putting a gag order on donald trump i'll talk to legal experts about what it could mean for that trial. plus breaking news. >> after years of crashes and safety lapses, federal prosecutors our recommending criminal charges against boeing. i'll speak with a mother who lost her daughter in a crash final episode of violence. >> they're deadly violence and unleash massive fluxions, hurricane impacts are worsening, is it too late to decades of climate change? >> violet ored with we have schreiber sunday at nine on cnn. you know, priceline helps

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in washington and this is cnn new tonight, double hearings in the former president trump's classified documents case in south florida to prosecutors arguing for a gag order to limit trump's attacks on fbi agent involved in the case there, citing concerns of inciting violence in addition to the trump team continuing their efforts to get jack smith's case thrown out all together, blaming unlawful funding of the investigation, neither of which judge, aileen cannon cannon ruled on today. let me bring in our legal panel to discuss this civil and criminal attorney dante mills and former trump attorney impeachment trial lawyer michael van der been michael judge cannon is scheduled all this here. these hearings is now day two of this hearing is she just dragging this thing out? >> she certainly seems to be taken a lot longer than is possibly necessary, you know,

she's a fairly new judge. of course and she's a smart lady he has a great temperament. the courtroom, but the decisions aren't common quick enough she's asking too many other people that come in and give their opinions. the amicus curiae brief that she's invited, it's just very unusual it's really important when on the bench to give your decisions well-reasoned, but also timely and to continue to give people time i am to supplement the arguments and supplement evidence isn't doing the justice and good. it's really isn't playing is playing right into the defense's and i just had to push back a little bit because every time this conversation comes up, someone starts with what she's new on the bench she's a judge. her job is to judge. she was trained to do that. and that's her role. you can't say i'm a judge, but i'm not going to er can't do my job effectively because i haven't been a judge long

enough. >> you're saying that is that you think it's not a good excuse that she's absolutely not a good excuse because if if i'm a defendant in her case or plaintiff or whoever i am is she saying or she's making things happen because she's not a judge that seasoned enough. nobody wants to go to that experience perception that you just said it, that she's playing right into the defense's hands. that is the perception that that's intentional. i mean, how does she jeep bat that down when it seems like everything that she's doing is exactly what the trump team would want her to do. >> you know, her her experience isn't isn't really so much as an excuse. it's just a fact in a circumstance that she's in ten years from now, this case might be a little bit easier for but it's a very complicated case and it plays into the defense's han because justice delayed is justice denied this case never gets to court. i guess what trump wins the defense wins if the case goes forward, well, then you've got a contest, but the case never gets heard it plays

completely into the defense's skeptical of this gag order. in part because she said i need more proof that there's a connection between the words that trump is saying and these threats. both things are real. but what's the connection between the two things? is that fair? >> let's just break this down with a gag order in this specific case is different than any york and new york. he was talking about the judge's family, the jurors, and it was very specific. the gag order. you can't talk about people people's families. you can't talk about the juror here in this case in florida but the gag order is about is trump is saying he was almost assassinated and the prosecution is saying he's lying because he wasn't. but what that's going to do is that's going to a site other people to act because trump is saying they tried to kill him essentially. so the judge is saying i don't see a direct connection. i don't see people who've actually responded to that threat. i think the judge is right there, but i also think the judge should just make that decision if that's where we hadn't robert ray on the show last week. with dante

actually. and he said the risk is too great. and that just in the abundance of caution, trump shouldn't be gadd from making these kinds of threat. >> well, you know the judge has to follow this statute. there are two reasons why a judge can impose conditions such as this one to make sure trump comes to court, which he's going to and to to make sure that communities safe. but in order for her to find that she has to do something to make the community safe. there has to be proved the first that there's a risk to the community, but secondly, that there's a causation between what trump is saying and what the people are doing that thing is they, the people aren't mad by what trump is saying. they're mad by the circumstances. there are watching, how do you that's a thing. how do you know that? i mean look, if trump is absolutely attacking the fbi saying that he was going to be assassinated, saying that they raided his house with guns blazing. and then somebody shows up and tries to break into the fbi offices and

atlanta or sends bomb threats or whatever how do you prove that was? >> i think we're being my iv if we say we say people are not listening to the words trump are saying we're being naive and we're cutting him too much slack to say, you have the responsibility to say things that are reasonable and not incite people to violence. now it is if he has a first amendment protection, i think the judge has a tough battle. she has to make a decision, but we can't sit here and say, nobody's listening to trump or his words aren't impacting people should act in that particular circumstance. the guy breaking into the fbi office wasn't breaking in the fbi office because donald trump said they came to me with guns blazing he did that because they went to him because they did have guns blazing. not because of what trump said, but because of what they did. how do you prove well, that's that's the thing. how do you prove that it has to prove that the government has to prove that the guide did what he did as incited by donald trump's words i don't think and i

don't think the judge thinks are going to be last thing. >> i mean, it seems frankly, the judge was irritated with the prosecution. >> she got into it with them today. she seems inclined to make a decision. why won't she just make it? why is she pushing this until what wednesday? >> that's the thing she keeps playing. kick the can and pushing it further. and in fact, she said she's gonna give both sides time to come with additional information. generally, a judge looks at the briefs that's been filed, makes her decision based off the information that's provided just giving them time to come back at more things which i think she's already made a poor decision, but for some reason, she does not want to pull the trigger. she has to he has to make a decision. >> what she's doing is she's bending over backwards to make sure that due process is afforded notice and a hearing. she's trying to make sure that everybody has noticed what's going on. they have a fear, fair hearing, and so she has given them at every opportunity to make their record. and then she'll make her decision is to go too long? i think so. but what am i going to give affect this process? i'm not going to sunday you know, sunday

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can see behind me. so we're asking for a monitor, an independent monitor on bone because the dpa that the justice department is saying that boeing violated that, didn't have that had an internal monitor from boeing and that's approved by the corporation and that just doesn't work. >> we can see that it doesn't work because look at all these incidents that are happening each incident could cause death so let's just are we just don't want that to happen. >> and that's why we are appealing directly to the judge. and de we made a moment the judge for that, nadia, i see you holding up a picture of your daughter. >> i just have a few seconds left. to the doj. what would you say to them today as they deliberate on whether or not to charge you have to hold them accountable in order to make a safety culture. this is an interim step. >> we're asking for independent monitor and they have to prosecute in order for

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driven along a road by militants wielding assault weapons tonight, cnn's anderson cooper spoke with the parents of one of the hostages in that video hersch goldberg, goldberg-polin anderson joins me. now in studio anderson tell us about this conversation with hersh's parents. why did they want to speak out today? >> all right. rachel and john, who are hersh's parents? they had been very vocal from the beginning. this is the 262nd day that hirsch has been held hostage. they have really made it. their mission to inform the world about his plight and the plight of all the other hostages and this is a new video that jon polin hersh's dad saw for the first time was shown to him by the israeli army last week. it's actually, it's sort of moments after hirsch has been taken captive. i actually had found back on their early first week after the attack, i found a video of

hersh's actual kidnapping, which i then informed the family about in showed him so this video takes place after the former video which they had seen. here's what they said about it. >> it's video that's just heartbreaking and sickening and difficult to put into words how i just feel broken for him and for the other young people in that in that pickup truck by agree that it's horrific it's gut-wrenching, it's a video that no parent wants to see if their kid nobody wants to see if their loved ones but when the other families approached and said that they want to released to the public, we right away said yes. and that was because it's important. it's important that people in the world see the videos understanding what's happening, understand what

happened on october 7. and most particularly that leaders of the world see it. we families of hostages don't need any reminders. we don't need any wake-up calls. we work 24 hours a day, seven days a week for the release of our loved ones. world leaders, maybe they need to wake up, call world leaders. >> i mean, are they also specifically talking about netanyahu's who seems almost at every turn to back away from opportunities to bring all of the hostages home. >> yeah. >> i think i talked to john about this. i think he's been somewhat confused just baffled by what's been going on of late. i their number one concern is getting all the hostages back for them. it's been a long time that they didn't know whether their son was alive or not. they then got a proof of life video on day 201 back back in april, hersh's left-hand and had been blown are shot off, went in the attack he was in a bomb shelter

that they were shooting and throwing grenades into. that was the first proof of life they've had, they've had no word of her since then, so they're just desperate to get to inform people and keep people trying to remember that there are hostages being held. there american hostages being held? >> yeah, absolutely. i want to also talk about your interview with the former house speaker, nancy pelosi. you talked to her today on a number of topics, but also the recent ruling on the man who attacked her husband. i'm going to play here what she said about that was always worried about other people and how the incitement of these people for what the things that they say, the lies that they tell to what insight somebody to come into my home and that and i just worry about other elected officials, whatever their point of view is, whatever side of the aisle their own, that they not be

subjected to that because that undermines our democracy. >> and such a very serious way. but what was awful about it, what was also about at anderson was that they made jokes about it. the president of united states said ridiculous thing. the former, what's his name? they ridiculous statements. his son sets stupid things. some of his supporters and you know who they are said, awful things and that was very hurtful to us, to our children, to our grandchildren. >> but more importantly to our country who do they think they are? >> well, you know what they are, they're going to be losers and just a few months, once again indicted impeached convicted loser they think they are. what did you make of just the anger there's a lot of anger or they're not just about what this means for her family, but also for the country. yeah. look, i think this attack was her horrific

for mr. pelosi for the for the entire family. i mean, it's a sickening attack and i think i think she's being very honest in her outrage at the president united then president united states making fun of it, and i think he was president still are maybe he was formed, i guess it was forming present by then. he was formed. >> but i think i think her outrageous, genuine over having her husband at the lowest point in his life being made fun of for being the victim of a crime? yeah. i mean, i guess it's not surprising, but there was also a lot of confidence there that she called trump app convicted loser. she says he will lose again. she seems pretty confident and joe biden's chances is just a couple of days before biden and trump meet on that debates de she during the lots of the midterms when a lot of people, a lot of democrats were not so confident how democrats might do she was, i interviewed her

literally on the eve of that midterm election. >> and she said to me, like, i've i've talked to people all over the country. i've talked to people and i i'm very confident in how democrats are going to do i, remember thinking at the time oil, of course she's saying this, this, what people always say. she really believed it and she actually turned out to be right. i think you're totally right about that. i mean, every time i've talked to the former speaker, she has never wavered in her belief that joe biden would ultimately beat donald trump in this election? in the last election in the midterms, et cetera, she's she's pretty confident in that anderson. thank you so much for being with us tonight. and thank you for watching news night. laura coates live starts right now. >> what tonight, three days to go until trump and biden face off for their debate rematch. well, the gloves come off.