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made against schools. and yesterday, city buildings. after a week of falsehoods, some of them inflammatory about, some of them are just flat out racist about the city made by donald trump is running mate then there are supporters, including by the former president today, who was offered multiple opportunities to try to tap, tamp down the tension, correct? the falsehoods, and disavow a particularly toxic follower and traveling companion of his chance came at a press conference. he gave this afternoon at his golf course near los angeles in it, he claimed he won the debate. our polling and some of his fellow republicans certainly disagree. so does his sport order robert f. kennedy, who said he lost on national tv. he also made fun of moderator david muir, again, is that he would win solidly blue california if votes there would be counted, honestly, they have been counted honestly, we should point out he repeated a false claim. the california was diverting water into the ocean he accused kamala harris of lying about having worked in mcdonald's in 1983 repeatedly mispronounced her name. in other words, he

said things which while they'd be outlandish, i've spoken by virtually any other candidate for any office ever were no pun intended par for the course and what sometimes obscure his other words that inflame and incite and can lead to dark places such as his turning a legitimate line of criticism over the pullout from afghanistan and the bombing that killed 13 american service members into this their sons and daughter. >> just as though kamala shot them with a pistol in our hand or his hand they were killed by biden and kamala weren't explicit enough, enough, he's also implicating the president and vice president in the attempt on his life, saying in tuesday's debate, i probably took a bullet to the head because of the things that they say about me which at least suggests he understands the impact that words can have yet, even after juror springfield schools were evacuated for a second time today, he said this

springfield, ohio, 20,000 illegal haitian migrants have descended upon a town of people destroying their way of life, they've destroyed the place and people don't like to talk about it because even the town doesn't like to talk about it. because it sounds so bad for the town. they live there, there, proud. they loved the town for years. it was a great place, safe, nice now they have 20,000 and actually heard today is 32,000. the new number in springfield, the haitians in springfield or not, as he says, illegal by enlarge, they live their lawfully complete with social security numbers and work permits under a federal program. >> now, instead of admitting that the foreign president and his running mate have latched onto a right-wing internet meme about the haitian community. there in springfield. >> they're eating the dogs, the people that came in, they're eating the cats. >> you'll have seen people

until it let me just say this is the people unchallenged. >> my dog was taken and used for food. >> i don't know which one of the full spate of animals that are being consumed there in springfield, we've heard words from a number of constituents on the ground that they have had pets abducted by some of the immigrants. their springfield, ohio that you've been reading about 20,000 destroying their entire way of life. >> this was a beautiful community and now it's horrible and illegal. haitians and he came in illegal haitian migrants taking over a beautiful place. can you imagine you have this small little community all of a sudden you have 20,000 illegals in your community. nobody knows where they come from. >> but as you heard a moment ago today, without any evidence, he jack that number up to 32,000. so he heard he said and also today he vowed to deport them all. but he got the country wrong we will do large

deportations from springfield, ohio large deportations. we're going to get these people out. what bringing them back to venezuela? >> so it seems to let the comic opera aspect of him confusing the country's he scorns it again, obscures the central fact that what he's saying is inflammatory and false with regard to haitians legal status in springfield and the racist slur on their dietary habits springfield area law enforcement this week went through 11 months of calls, received, a non non according to them concerned pets being in that's the real news along with school evacuations today and yesterday, not the rumors and the fall says that he and his supporters are spreading. here's what conspiracy peddled. laura loomer post on x today, quoting now elon musk's post videos so haitian woman confirming haitians do in fact eat cats and do animal sacrifice and voodoo. this comes as the media, as lying and saying donald trump lied about kamala harris is haitian invaders eating people's pets in ohio. it's real and it's happening now, loomer, you'll

recall recently posted a racist tweet about vice president. the vice president's indian heritage she's been traveling with the former president recently on his plane to the dismay of other republicans accompanying him to 911 ceremonies, despite having posted a video claiming the attacks were an inside job in her words he was asked about her today your republican colleagues? are your allies who are concerned about your close relationship with laura loomer well, i don't know what they would say. >> laura has been a supporter of mine just like a lot of people are supporters and she's been a supporter of mine she speaks very positively of the campaign. i'm not sure why you asked that question, but laura is a supporter i don't control laura. laura has to say what you want. she's your allies. >> concern. >> well, i don't know. i mean, look, i can't tell you laura what to do. laura is a supporter. i have a lot of supporters but so i don't know what exactly you're referring to. >> are loomer was traveling

with you on your plane? >> a lot of people do it's very big blind. >> she made racist remarks about your opponent. she also espoused conspiracy theories about 9:11. >> do you disavow those remarks? we'll have to see what the remarks are you telling me for the first time he has to. >> see what her remarks are. as you saw from that tweet of hers today, her remarks on that subject or his remarks and despite being a big plane, as he said, space on it is at a premium even more so after his security detail was beefed up, she's on the plane and by his side because he wants her there. but in a social media it posted late today, he signaled a possible change and you can make of it what you will quoting now, laura loomer doesn't work for the campaign. she's a private citizen, longtime supporter. disagree with the statements she made, but like the many millions of people who support me, she's tired of watching the radical left marxists and fascists violently attack and smear me even to the point of doing anything to stop their political opponent, me so a lot

to get to joining us, cnn political commentators scott jennings and ashley allison, politicos meridith mcgraw and michael eric dyson, distinguished professor at vanderbilt university and coauthor of the new book represent the unfinished fight for the vote. michael, why do you think? >> this conspiracy theory about haitian migrant population in springfield continues to be so pushed by right-wing media circles and by the president, the former president well in a word, it's part of the big attack resy, the rule rain and tyranny of collection of bigoted figures. >> and by big, i mean, as howard thurman said, a big it as a person who makes an idol of his or her commitments, a fetish of their own particular beliefs. and this man has considered instantly denounced others who if you remember, he called hadiya a shithole country. this is an extension of the same attempt to both smear vice president kamala harris by refusing to call her

by her rightful name. that is a racist trope that has been deployed by many on the right is not a innocent mistake because if you mispronounce your name and you are correct it and you continue to mispronounce her name. it's the extension of calling black people what you will call them regardless of what their names are. but when you look even beyond that, this notion that black people are consuming dogs and cats there in because they're haitian and then miss miss naming the country that he will deport them too. this is all a discombobulated bubble of bigotry that continues to operate within donald trump's imagination and unfortunately, many on the right wing, other conservatives have not called them on it, which means therefore, it's they're complicit as in his bigotry and an extension of his poison, his worldview scott, i mean, the former president did had the opportunity to walk back his comments about this, this what he's saying about haitians in

springfield, it was asked about the bomb threats that have closed schools in the area. >> it chose not to address somebody that is actually happening there and affecting the lives of school kids. there do you wish he would walk this back i wish he would stick to the facts of what's happening about immigration in this country. >> it is a legitimate debate to have about what's happening in communities where you have influx of immigration, whether it's legal or illegal and whether that's the kind of immigration system that we need. i think that's a that's a conversation that country is interested in having. and i think it gets diluted and frankly lost the macro issues get lost when we get wrapped up in these, when these other sidebar issues or these other issues that maybe aren't aren't grounded in reality. so yeah, i look, i i think immigration and the economy are they? the two issues on which he can and might win the election? and the immigration issues we have in places all over the country, whether it's ohio or in new york city or anywhere else, are bad enough that you don't have to, you don't have to dabble and things that are not true ashley

i mean it's clear he believes there's a benefit in as scott says, dabbling in these things, which are not true. i mean, these are racist tropes that he's dabbling with. >> yeah and they're, quite dangerous i was speaking to a reporter today that was just back from springfield, ohio and it was an african american reporter and she said she had been called the n word while they're his words have power and we have seen before when he inflames his base to either attack at people in buffalo or at a grocery store, or whether it is a walmart in el paso. he is a leader, whether you like it or not, he is the leader of the republican party and we can have a conversation about immigration. we can talk about it is the issue it's an issue that has been plaguing our country for 30 years because leaders have not on both sides of the party quite honestly, have yet to find a common ground. and when there was a chance for once after decades of not doing anything, this

leader, donald trump, instead of letting the party solve the problem or take a step forward, he stopped it. and then months later, he wants to inflame his base again and yet say that black immigrants, not just any black immigrants, are eating their pets which is akin to how people have looked at black people as less than human haitian people. laura loomer is tweet about lukoo. these are tropes that he is doing to get people excited to come out and vote for him but i make a call to all of us. we can be better than this. we can have policy conversations and we can do them on debate stages. but i don't think we can do them in the right way when donald trump is there because he had an opportunity to do it. and instead of sticking to the facts and talking about what he would do for america, he took that opportunity to push more lies and disinformation about black people and black immigrants in this dangerous. and it's reckless and he needs to be stopped by all people, republicans and democrats will

meredith, how are elected republicans reacting to the foreign president continuing to push this attack? >> well, for the trump campaign, they see immigration as a winning issue for republicans across the board. they see that trump is up in the polls with immigration. and this falsehood came about because it was pushed initially by senator j.d. vance of ohio and then was repeated again on the debate stage republicans are going to keep talking about immigration up until november. but what we're seeing in this is that there are real-world consequences for the falsehoods that are being spread about the city in ohio. we heard the mayor of springfield say that they need help there. they don't need hate and when you see elementary schools get evacuated, the city hall, get evacuated for bomb threats, and citizens have concerns about their safety, safety because of their threats, it goes beyond a

debate about immigration as everybody else in this panel said, and goes to being real-world consequences for the people that are the living in this town michael, it's because the harris campaign has kind of brushed off most of the foreign president's attacks as part of his normal playbook. >> i'm wondering how you see that i mean, is there anything in today's statement that they would want to respond to or for them? is it better to not get involved in i mean, is that what they want? is that what what the trump campaign wants? >> yeah, exactly. they're trying to bait the harris campaign besides other nefarious intentions. and i think she's absolutely right. do not step down to the level of your opponent at this point. and i think that she is wise to do so the campaign will not allow donald trump to set the terms of it. but i wish one other republicans are describing what is going on. his brother scott, just it's so eloquently that is untrue,

but it's also racist and it's important to say it's racist, not just untrue, because untrue as a kind of neutral description of an objective calculation about what's right and what's wrong. it's also morally heinous that a president and former president of the united states of america would continue to race bait. his opponent because she bested him in a debate, the black girl beat the white boy coy, and now he is upset beyond the telling and he's incapable of controlling himself. and as a result of that, he's trying to make the nation pit, but kamala harris is absolutely right to continue to focus on her project and her agenda and let others fight those battles in the trenches. >> everybody stick around meridith mcgraw, thank you for being with us, coming up next. we're going to have more the former president reopens the door to another debate with vice president. well, claiming victory again, without any evidence for the first one. later, the harris campaign looking to narrow his margins in reliably read parts of pennsylvania will talk to center fetterman from

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every day i'm nic robertson in the west bank. and this is cnn as you mentioned, the top of the program, the foreign president had a lot to set a date, including about debating again, which just yesterday, he backed away from. >> here's what he said on the topic this afternoon what would it take to do another debate? what would you won re i wouldn't need anything i could do it tomorrow you do what i've done two debates everything was crooked in the second one, i did great with the debates and think they've answered everything but maybe if i got in the right mood, i don't know right now. >> i'm leaving and i'm leading in every single poll on the debates. thank you

with the. >> panel, ashley, obviously he's not leading in a poll about the debate's, i don't know of anyone who really thought he won that debate anthony scaramucci was on the program last night saying 100%, he's going to want to debate again, he's going to change his mind. this is all just talking and negotiating tactic are you surprised at all that he now is suggesting perhaps are dangling this if he's in the right mood know, i mean it's donald trump at this point and i'm not surprised by anything he does. >> the thing that i think is interesting about his responses, like i could do another debate. yeah, it doesn't mean you'll do it well, just like the last debate, and he shows up. he prepared here's with people like tulsi gabbard and the last person in his ear as laura loomer. and when that happens and you still don't say that you don't want those type of people around you, you will probably have a similar debate performance. >> look i saw the debate just like everybody else saw the debate. donald trump lost that debate. now, does that mean that if the election were today, kamala harris would win the election? i can't say that, but anyone who was paying

half a bit of attention on tuesday night knows that donald trump spiral after being thrown off his game, talking about crowd-size, not talking about the economy, not talking about immigration, talking about crowd sides. nothing that actually improves the quality of americans lives. >> it was more about crowd departure. i thank you. thank you for fact checking me on that. anderson kenan, me on it location that people got bored and they yes yes that people would did not were not entertained by him. >> that's what concerns him. not what the quality of american life is. so i'm not surprised he's doing it. well, we see another debate. i'm not sure but just because he shows up, doesn't mean he'll do a good job. >> just got it mean, as somebody who wants to see him win the white house, do you think he should do another debate? >> absolutely not. i don't think there's anything to be gained look, he's done seven debates since 2016 in the general election we lost three according to the snap polls. this is all the polling to hillary clinton. he did win the electoral college he lost to in 2020, he did not win the election. this one, our poll

had him losing 63 to 37, even though we did pick up a couple well points on the economic questions. so what are the odds that the next one is going to go better? and also, what are the odds that kamala harris, i mean, what you're depending on is that she fails. she didn't fail at this one. and so even if you just sort of fought to a draw, does that actually get you anything when you're managing a campaign, you're like, well, i got to get something out of this time expenditure so my advice leave it be grind it out, fight or two national draw in the national polls. and if you do, you're almost 100% sure to win the electoral college. you don't need another debate to do it my god. >> i mean, the harris campaign obviously immediately said that they wanted another debate. do you think it's good for harris to do another debate? and what do you what are you hoping you see from her campaign that you haven't seen so far, if there is something yeah. >> no. i think obviously it would be great because she would best him again, her rhetorical mastery was on display there. her ability to gold him to proud him to bait

him, and for him to effortlessly step into her trip it was a masterclass in that regard, but also in a second debate, she might be able to kind of expand upon her own vision about what america is to reinforce it to the public because what's interesting here by every metric she's be dimon debate. she's clearly more articulate. she's more for highly intelligent, her capacity to express herself shows a self-possession and a moral disposition that are superior. she's better at business that seems than he is. he just sucks it. everything. and yet he is in competition must be great to be a mediocre white guy who blew a lot of money who people believe is the choice, the leader of choice for this nation. she can continue to puncture holes into that fantasy that has been blown up on the helium of exaggerated belief. and what he represents. and i think she can remind america that our true

destiny as americans, white black, or whatever color we are, is to come together and to love each other with that model. we have e pluribus unum out of many one. so it's certainly to her advantage to do so, but i doubt if donald trump wants to step back into that ring and get pummeled the way he was ashley michael spoke to this before the break during his presser today, trump mispronounce kamala harris's name, at least 27 times, something. >> he and a lot of his allies have been repeatedly doing before she even began to campaign. he obviously knows how to pronounce the vice president is name is this all just part of a piece of trying to make her into an other absolutely. >> and you know, maybe everybody didn't wants the dnc, but there were two little girls who were able to explain the simple phonics of their ons name, kamala harris, one word, kamala like that's in the sentence and la like la, la,

la, la, la, la explained it to us. if he's not smart enough to remember that, then is he smart enough to be the president of the united states? probably not. if he's not responsible enough to learn someone's name is responsible enough to be the president united states, probably not. but what he is doing is trying, like you said, to otherwise her to say say something like, oh her name is so foreign that she can't be one of us. she couldn't lead. she's not a part of us, but we have a yet again, an opportunity to say that is not who we are. we are going to judge people on their merits, on their qualifications, on their ability to improve the quality of my life. and i'm going to ask them questions by their proper name and get it right. but this is this is just the same, like vice presence has same old tired playbook michael, i want to ask you about your new book. >> it's called represent the unfinished fight for the vote. you take the reader through the history of the struggle for voting rights in this country by telling the stories of politicians and activists who, who made it possible to advance that cause. i'm wondering what parallels you draw between

those efforts and the political situation today. >> well, when you think about an indigenous woman like zika law saw, when you think about a mabel ping wildly a woman who went on to get a phd from columbia. when you think about frederick douglass, a rhetorical master, most eloquent man of the 19th century elizabeth cady stanton, there as a feminist arguing america has always been at his best when we have come together to leverage the authority and the validity of our citizenship in the name of true democracy. but look at the election of 18, 76, when you got the birth of the red shirts and they were out there riding right? shout against african-american people who were simply trying to vote. and then congressmen and senators were going on the floor bragging about how they an undercut and suppress the black vote. and to the extent of killing black people to preserve white supremacy. and on january 6, we saw that the issue itself, again, from

post-reconstruction to what's going on in this third reconstruction is dr. peniel, joseph causes this is a ready example for us to look at what we point out in this book is our opportunity to make america truly what it is meant to be, not make america great again, make america better and better than it's ever been, because we're committed to the fundamental principles that have defined this as a nation from the very beginning michael eric dyson, scott jennings, ashley allison. >> thank you. of next vice president harris in pennsylvania today, a state she likely must win. pennsylvania senator john fetterman was with her one-stop. what is going to join us to talk about what is shaping up? to be a very close race. there story, how does a bernie bro become a pro-trump, pro-putin social media superstar maga, communist you know, people watching cnn are going to say your crazy the whole story with anderson cooper sunday at 8:00 on cnn

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harris wrapped up day two of her post-debate tours, swing states in pennsylvania, she visited two counties that the foreign president won in both his previous elections. >> she said she's feeling very good about pennsylvania. those were her words and said this a short time ago we are witnessing a full-on assault on other hard fought, hard won, fundamental free and ryan like the freedom to vote the freedom to be safe from gun violence the freedom to join a union what a moment, democratic senator john fetterman joins me. he was at today's first stop with vice president harris, but first our senior data reporter, harry enten on the state of the race. so how are the candidates doing pennsylvania, you know, if you had asked me a month ago, anderson, i would have thought and said that kamala harris was a slight favorite to win in the

commonwealth of pennsylvania, she led majority of the polls. there was a small lead, but it's pretty clear and consistent across the polling data. you now look at the polling that's come out over the last 15 days. and we've seen movement and donald trump's direction. now, obviously these polls were conducted before the debate, but the bottom line is a tie in the cbs news yougov poll, a tie in the cnn, paul so a month ago, it looked like harris was favorite now in all honesty, i have no idea who's going to win how does electric breakdown in terms of republicans and democrats and over the years, how has it changed yeah, republicans have done an extremely good job of registering voters. you know, if you go back four years ago and you look at the party registration in the state. democrats had about a 600,000 voter advantage look at where we are now and september of 2024, republicans have closed that gap significantly. that lead that democrats have it's still an advantage, but it's down by, down to only 200,000 voters, 3.5 million to 3.3 million republicans have closed that gap by 400,000 voters. so the bottom line is the

electorate that joe biden won with 40 for years ago is not the same electorate that kamala harris is going to have to win with a november if she wants to win pennsylvania, it's a significantly more republican electorate. anderson and what about the electoral map let's take a look at in terms of the importance of pennsylvania. >> it's pennsylvania pennsylvania, pennsylvania. i feel like tim russert, but in 2024, talking about the commonwealth of pennsylvania, because the bottom line is this if you take the betting favorites in all the states and you give kamala harris, pennsylvania, she gets to exactly 270 electoral votes. but anderson, if you take away those 19 electoral votes and you're given a donald trump guess who wins the election? it's donald trump with 281 on electoral votes. the bottom line is kamala harris was in pennsylvania today. she'll be going back over and over and over again and she'll be joined by donald trump because the bottom line is whoever wins pennsylvania is most likely going to win the presidency all right. >> harry enten, thanks very much on the south peninsula democratic senator john fetterman center. thanks for being with us given what we're

seeing in the polls from pennsylvania how confident are you that vice president harris will be able to repeat president biden's win. there i do believe and i think it's just think he's saying that the vice president is going to win in pennsylvania and ultimately become our next president. >> but i've been saying that same thing since 2016, that this is going to be incredibly close. and it's going to come down in many sense, like a coin toss at this point. and the poles and some of the other different kinds of factors. it's going to be very close. and that's what i've been consistently saying and i feel really good about it. but at the end of the day, that dynamic really hasn't changed and i don't expect it to is are there do you think most people i mean, the vast majority people have made up their minds and it's a question of getting people out, or is there room to finding people who traditionally haven't come out to vote and get them out to vote. and are there a lot of undecideds left anything? >> i do think a vast majority

of people have decided that, you have donald trump talking about eating the dogs and eating the cats and those kinds of bizarre things and now palling around like an absolute nut like laura loomer and those kinds of things. but there's a lot of people that really liked that we want and some people may can understand why somebody would want to sign up for four more years of that mess. but but it's going to be close look at in 2016, you have clinton, she was supreme lee qualified and 13 debates actually won all three of the debates and she lost by 45,000 votes joe biden actually won by 80,000 out of millions and millions of votes. so it's been close in the last two elections. and i wouldn't be surprised if it's not the same situation in 2024 you accompanied vice president harris to one or two pennsylvania counties that she visited today, that trump won by double digits in 2020. i know you've been a proponent of democratic that's going to read counties where trump is popular what do you think

resonates, particularly there? and who there is persuadable these are incredibly important kinds of counties like we were in cambria. >> and the drive in there from pittsburgh area when i drove for the rally johnstown, you see a lot of trump signs and you see a lot of enthusiasm on the ground for harris and walz as well. it just shows how divided we are in pennsylvania. and you've got to show up in places like erie or cambria or in wilkes-barre or in bucks county all across pennsylvania. and i'm really think it needs to be like a trench war. and that kind of small counties and smaller, it's all across pennsylvania to reach the reachable kinds of voters there. and i think a majority of pennsylvania are going to realize that that harris and walz is the kinds of ticket is really true. the new way forward through that, unless

you want like a person who's talking about eating dogs and other kinds of bizarre things i know you've said you don't think fracking will be a defining issue in pennsylvania, is zale an issue obviously, that matters to voters. >> there, the vice president says, her position is is what it is that she is not going to ban fracking. how i mean, do you think that is enough? do you think that makes a difference know, it's it's it's not she's not going to ban fracking. >> and i know she's very supportive of the energy industry is well, but but if fracking is it it is an issue, but it's not a defining issue. it's talking about one significant it's a very distinct, it's the voice, it's the choice. they in 24 as it's the same kind of a choice. and it's going to be a gut check kind of a thing and majority of people will decide that they want for years of donald trump kind of chaos and did basement or did you want a new way forward like that's

harris. and i think a majority of people will do that, but it is going to be very close. i wish i had a different kinds of something more exciting to say that i've been saying for eight years, parts of this. but i am optimistic and you see it's deniable. there is significant energy on the ground for harris here, i've witnessed it in a couple of different kinds of events all across there. and tomorrow night, i'm going to westmoreland county dinner and that's an important kinds of county. it's a red county, but there's a lot of support there as well too, and you've got to fight and scratch for every last vote. in those kinds of counties that it might be read on a map, but it's not the color, it's actually the margins there. and if we're able to blunt some of those trump margins in those deep red counties 81%. those can be lethal if that's across pennsylvania. but if you blunt those down into the 70s, into the 60s, that's why harris is going to be our next president

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brutally thrown down, his head, hit the ground. that game he was carried off the field in a stretcher here's his first of two diagnosed concussions in just that season. it came about four days after a controversial decision to let him continue to play after he was seen stumbling and shaking his head following a hit now the nfl and the players association updated its concussion protocol because of that incident is dentally the bills defender involved in last night's hit with safety damar hamlin, who you may remember that name. he collapsed last year during nationally televise monday night game after taking a shot to the chest during a tackle cpr was performed on the field after he lost his pulse, he needed resuscitation and defibrillation and later a ventilator really this morning he wrote on x, my love and prayers with to a fascist slang for sure, sending you strength and healing for a speedy recovery, much love grosky, our chief medical correspondent, dr. sanjay gupta joins us. so what is your reaction when you see this hit sanjay? >> well, it's brutal. i mean,

it's just i think for anybody it looks brutal. i think for a neurosurgeon myself, it's particularly horrifying if we can show that again, that you showed some of this already and i just want to point out a couple of things when you actually see what happens to two. so this is just normal speed what? >> what people saw, but this is slowing it down. now watch as he lowers his shoulder and the amount of force you can actually see his head and his cervical spine and top of his mind actually sort of be pushed back as a result of that and then after that, there's a significant rotation as well to his neck and then he falls to the ground. we subsequently learned that it was on the ground for a couple of minutes. but look what happens with his right hand over here, anderson that's called a fencing position. it's fencing position like that. and that's something that's involuntary. it's a reflex that occurs and it's happening because of this injury to the area between the brain and the spinal cord in area known as the brainstem.

just show you here quickly this is the brain. we saw that significant force on the top of the head here. and then the rotation these, these pathways between the brain and the spinal cord down here have to run through the brain stem those areas are disrupted. so this is a significant traumatic brain injury. it's a traumatic brain injury that's what it is. that's what you have to call it and as you pointed out, when you're talking about this, there are different criteria that are the sort of no-go criteria. i mean, someone is absolutely not returning to the field as a result of what's happened to two in the past they actually revise some of that criteria. in addition to loss of consciousness, confusion, amnesia, and seizure, there's also the fencing position and something known as a taxi, which is basically stumbling, unable to get your balance so he he met a lot of criteria for that and it was really scary to watch anderson. >> i mean, in 2022, he had multiple concussions. they're

talking about whether he would retire, then what kind of effect do multiple concussions have on the brain of a 26-year-old? >> yeah. well, first of all, it's interesting. i think when you look at the concussion research, what we're starting to learn is that there are some people who just are more easily concussed than others. the biggest predictor if you're going to have a concussion is whether or not you've had a concussion in the past and the former chancellor at unc, dr. kevin guskiewicz, want to mcarthur genius grant for this work. but he found that when you've had three concussions, which we know that he's too talking about has at least three concussions. it raises the risk threefold for having another concussion and i think that's what's got a lot of people concerned. i mean, he is just someone who's brain is more easily concussed. what the long-term impact is is hard to say. i mean, if we don't have a lot of data on people that have had that many concussions in such a short time and severe ones at that. but clearly you have a long-term cognitive impact. in addition, mission to the short-term effects that

we're seeing there. >> when does it mean how does he go back on when is he allowed to go back on the field yeah. so the protocols are a little bit vague in this regard and they're handled player to player and even team to team. but if i had to sort of summarize it, what happens is people are slowly allowed to do certain things. they may start to do some limited activity. they may start to do some aerobic activity slowly doing more and more practice, but here's the thing. each time you go up in stage, in terms of what you're doing, if someone develops any symptoms, if they have any of the symptoms that i just showed on the previous screen, obviously. but even if they develop things like hell lake or things like that then they sort of get downgraded again, you have to work through all the stages that you're looking there on the screen before you can actually return to play. there's no definitive timeline. lot of people are asking us about him. in particular, but there's no definitive timeline. i think people are worried about him obviously, but they want to see how he progresses through these phases. >> so disturbing to see that

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whole story, don't know, solid been continuous. his misinfonation series, introducing us to some people who were once pretty far left who have gone online and gone in a whole new direction. here's a preview pro-palestinian movement, one of the biggest voices online isn't a former diplomat's regional expert or even a palestinian it's a 24-year-old white kid from california named jackson heiko, that at all, just like you're not prepared to admit that israel is a terrorist organization. you were wrong. >> kim jong moon is a peace seeking leader. we're going to d de-nazify ukraine and we're going to de-nazify you just sound completely bonkers. and the people in the established palestinian movement just want him to stop he and his followers called themselves maga communists and that isn't supposed to be a joke the crowd here was mostly male and mostly twice. >> i will just say once and for

all so piers morgan never asked asked me again. >> no. >> i do not condemn hamas jackson social media following skyrocketed after the october 7 attack on israel i've been barraged. >> i've been to china. their major cities are much nicer, but jackson had barely started speaking about gaza veteran know russia's better and stronger than ever before, and their leader has a very high approval ratings before he launched into pro russia and pro-china talking points, the more america supports real terrorists entities like israel, real tears countries like ukraine, the more that we strengthen our actual enemies most of what is said about vladimir putin in the mainstream press is just factually not true. >> illegally problems jackson has become a darling of the kremlin and russian state tv made multiple trips to russia this year, weren't talking mug, which is just a few kilometers away from the front line and back but jackson

wasn't always like this just a few years ago, he was a soft-spoken southern california kid, a bernie sanders supporter council as a progressive why do you think the russians like you so much i speak truth. >> you are in some ways the quit central american man, right? you're surfer guy california. so for the russians or the chinese to have somebody like you to go over there and basically shifts all over america? >> no, no, no? >> oh, no shooting on america. i love this country. i love the people. i just wanted to be better. >> is there not a way to do that? what else? >> having to fly back and-forth to moscow and and seem to be embracing authoritarian regimes. well, they're far less authoritarian in the united states. >> come on man ultimately, you'd come, know, ultimately, i live in a generation where for the first time there's going to be a lower standard of living than the previous generation that's not good. and i mean, i get i hear all

that. you can genuinely say that people in russia and people in china have more liberties then people in the united states. >> well, there's no free speech you have, you have a lot of free speech, really, you take, i have free speech. >> you don't think you have free speech, you know, i mean, what's the public square today? it's obviously social media. >> you have 3 million followers on x. you can post whatever you want your hosting events here. how do you? do not have free speech while kind of various speeches being curtailed, very simple. it's very simple. yes, i have 3 million followers on x, but what about instagram? i've been ban youtube. i've been banned. i was banned from riaa, a dating site jackson's bans might have something to do with his repeated sharings of hateful posts and his celebrations of violence full report is on donie words. >> donie o'sullivan, don't miss the whole story. that's misinfonation. the lost left sunday night, 8:00 p.m. eastern and pacific. it is fascinating