and alex, you know i love you i got your text on the show, thank you so much for always being so lovely and lovely person work with. >> you're so cute, it was about how cute you are today, absolutely stunning, that's what the message was a case in what is wondering. and i make up looking like what, stunning. and that last conversation, the point that was like a film is really good, it gets banned, unlike, can you believe in 2022, we have 19 states, 17 states rather where this film is banned? this is jaw-dropping. seen excited. you too. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> very good day to all of you from msnbc world headquarters here in new york, welcome to alex witt reports, we begin with a new twist on the mar-a-lago documents case, and the reporting for the new york

times that donald trump may have committed to cutting a deal to trade white house documents as an exchange for fbi files related to his 2016 campaign russia investigation. we'll have more on that report in just a few minutes. also not this, our women are taking to the streets in washington d.c. and several states and cities as we count down 31 base so the midterms. the women's march is holding hundreds of events today and support of reproductive rights, will have a lot of reports for that for you. also overseas, a new setback for russian president vladimir putin. and after celebrating his 70th birthday, a massive explosion rocked a key bridge that links russia and crimea and ukraine officials refer to that attack as, quote a sick burn, no one has claimed responsibility. and new fallout from president biden's warning about the risk of nuclear armageddon. >> russia's top of using nuclear weapons as a responsible. and there's no way to use, to

use them without unintended consequences. it cannot happen. we want, we won't be intimidated by putin's rhetoric. we have not seen any reason to adjust our own nuclear posture, nor do we indications at they are preparing to use them. but putin can de-escalate this at anytime. >> russian foreign minister sergey elaborate of emphasizing today that russia's nuclear deterrence policy is purely defensive, nothing but any hypothetical use of nukes would be limited to extraordinary circumstances, it will bring you a live report from moscow and our last hour. new developments today, another big story we're following, the controversy around republican herschel walker in the race for georgia senate seat. it's good nbc's ali raja, ali, understand is a new wrinkle, tell us all about it. >> that's right, alex what democrats control the senate by just the slimmest of margins, and keeping that hold could come down to this crucial

senate race here in georgia, where in just the last few days, this race is gone from too close to call, to downright roiled by allegations. >> all eyes on georgia. the crucial senate race between trump backed republican herschel walker and incumbent democratic senator raphael warnock, royals and controversy after bombshell allegations this week by the day that that walker paid for a former girlfriend's abortion in 2009. and a new york times report friday that walker pressured the same woman to have another abortion two years later. but she refused. walker, who's running a staunch antiabortion platform, repeatedly denying both claims. >> i'm not gonna back down. the stakes are way too high. >> it's a new twist overnight, the former football start confirming to nbc directly, that is wife and the woman making allegations revealed to be the mother of one of his children,, when contact friday morning. the woman telling walker's wife

that he paid for abortion. well christiane copies of the text exchange with nbc news, saying quote, i'm not saying she did not have one. and saying i don't know anything about that. i don't know. walker telling nbc, this was the first time the woman ever mentioned the abortion to him or his wife. the woman showed the new york times and the daily beast a copy of a receipt fermented limit brushing clinic. a check that she claimed was reimbursement for the procedure. and you get well card that she claims came from the former football star. we should know that we've not seen this documentation. walker telling nbc news, quote, i don't get any card or check or anything. but i was dating, her like a distance of, money i could've sent a card, but not for the reasons she is saying. >> despite the spectacle, most congressional republicans are still backing walker. >> herschel walker's going to win that race. >> this is an effort from democrats to hold on to power. >> state and fellow comes frustrations only grow. >> even most entrepreneurs i think are rattled at the

continued flow of information. >> just 33 days before voters have their say. >> and alex, as of now, walker does not have any plans this weekend to meet with voters, but ultimately, the decision will be there. republican for the ground here in georgia tell me that they don't think that this controversy will have any significant impact on this race. all democrats say, this is just another reason why they don't think walker is fit for office, alex. >> ali raffa, thank you for that, setup and joining me right, now adrian eller, on senior aide on the biden harris campaign and shermichael singleton, political strategist and host of screen share on msnbc on peacock. welcome, guys good to see you, both adrienne, ladies first, here even thing with these numerous revelations put up and walker's campaign, but has it? is this still a tight race from what you're hearing? >> yeah, absolutely alex, this is a tight race, and we have to remember that president biden barely won georgia in 2020,

those are first-time a democrat won that state as president, in a long time. this is still a purple state, even sort of teetering on the verge of a red state, but here's a couple things that we're seeing, alex which really make a difference in the race. number one, raphael warnock, reverend warnock, he's run incredible campaign. he just raised $26 million of the third quarter, which is an astronomical nominee. he's been very disciplined and his messaging. and also of course you're seeing herschel walker employed more every single, day as the story unravels, and becomes even more out of control than it was the day before. and when you're looking at the key deciding factors in this race, we should be suburban women in independents moderate republicans, this is not voting well for herschel walker. we also have to keep in mind, alex, as close as this race is going to be, if either candidates has not received 50%, it goes into a runoff which looks like december six. and so we may not know, regardless of what happens or the next few days who wins until december six.

and those numbers will continue to creep up and i think that herschel walker is not only south of a hole in georgia, but it's reflecting poorly across the republican ticket across the country. and all that said, so michael, talking first about money i learned that walker's plane defense, ear and he was able to raise what, half 1 million dollars the story broke. let's take a listen to any georgia voter, or a few georgia voters, told nbc's -- . >> i'm voting for herschel. he made a mistake but right now i'm really more interested in what somebody's going to do for me. >> or shock or would never impact the way that i vote. he would never be a consideration. he wand the reason herschel wats on this ballot right now because he supports trump. >> i support people who are principled, who do the things that are advocating. but i don't think it would win back my vote. >> and so your reaction to this

for michael, is this a rabbit hole for democrats to go on given the repeated -- >> are we reminded of the stormy daniels claims about donald trump, which obviously didn't keep him from running, but does this candle up in the walker campaign? >> i don't think so, alex and while disposition certainly cries of lacasse which a lot of folks are very pointed out, i think republicans are more concerned about regaining control of the senate. i happen to be traveling for business, i'm in the midwest, and this race came up over dinner last night and to the intervention at the table with me, who happen to be in defendants, so that they don't care what walker did and it doesn't matter as long as republicans regain control of the house, these people are concerned about the, economy crime, and i think looking at former president donald trump, it did not deter him when he originally ran and continuing

to support. am i also did not deter a sliver of swing voters from also supporting him. i think that as you look at this race, as long as he continues the diet, that's crazies this may sound, some of our viewers out there, they are going to stick behind him, and he is raising money off of it, because these are targeted attacks by democrats, any and everything they can to do it to regain or maintain control of the senate. you need to support me by any means necessary so that we can take control away from biden also away from democrats. that's why they're, framing it alex, people are donating and the money is flowing in. >> let's take a listen to what democratic senator raphael warnock was saying about this. today >> we've seen some disturbing things, we've seen a disturbing pattern, and it raises real patterns about who is ready to represent the people of georgia in the united states senate.

>> what do you make of warnock's approach, surely be more critical? he was winning the messaging or? >> no, he shouldn't alex. i think its position on this is very nuanced. he knows exactly what he's doing and why he believes it's effective. herschel walker is bearing himself. the story has its own, legs it doesn't need to be amplified or need more relevant to the voters by raphael warnock elevating it. it's happening on its own. and every single day, alex it seems a new allegation comes, out and we most recently learned that a woman believes that she was forced out in abortion, or wanted to have an abortion, and he basically had no contact with over the child's danger of. life and whether not voters believe, that that's up to them. and with the independent swing voters to decide this, election the more the story has legs internal silence, own the more impact will have on the psyche.

>> show michael, echoing the sentiments of the independents, let's play right now what conservative radio host dana loesch said about the scandal. >> i don't care if herschel walker paid to endanger baby eagles. i will control the senate, isn't change anything for me. i don't know if he did it, all i want to control the senate. >> isn't this a little bit hypocritical? >> of course it's hypocritical, alex. this is one of the things that i was always concerned about over on, but republicans and conservatives are position, because what happens when one of your own people are doing, that and these allegations come out, and you are living this up, righteous ethical life, but you are out there sleeping around with like different people having a lot of babies are not taking care of.

and with that said though, when you look at how close midterms are across the country with 46%, between democrats and republicans, and to the american people want to control government, it is close because it's not just republicans alex, republican voters i should say you want republicans to meet tim, control but they're independent screen voters in this country who don't like the direction of the country and they are sticking with republicans despite a lot of the crazy stuff across this country right. now i'm a democratic friends need to make a distinction between those things, because those of the voters who are going to make a difference. democrats only have a five seat majority in the house. i think republicans are going to regain that. at the georgia and maybe even ohio and j.d. vance, that could make a difference in regards to who gains are maintains control the senate. , alex those margins are not significant, and it takes 5% or 10% of voters here and there to make a difference in those respective races, this would be, close and democrats need to get smart about talking about

issues that matter to voters outside of just the personal things that many of the republican candidates are dealing with because clearly some swing voters are saying that they don't really care, because if it did, alex, i'll give you the last word, but do democrats need to get smarter to shermichael's point? >> i think democrats are running the race that. we want to be strong -- to run, on he's accomplish more than 20 months of his presidency since fdr. we've accomplished for major economic, bills what those bills do in the campaign, trail and we're drawing a contrast with the and actress from republicans and we have rubbing overturn on top of, that and it could play it's a camp plea different dynamic compared to what we are expecting. and i think that we will mitigate our losses in the midterms, i don't know if that means that we hold on to the house or, not but i do not think that this, for lack of a term, the bloodbath in 2014 when democrats had a really bad here and this house and senate. >> real quick, gotta run.

>> shermichael i agree hunter percent everything she said, republicans have not played their cards right on this, but i think though in the, house march is gonna be singing fit me less than what they could've been three or four months ago. >> okay, guys we'll sudden reference, you guys of the next 31 days for sure. let's go to breaking news that major escalation in the war in ukraine, just hours ago, eight massive explosion partially destroyed a bridge linking russia in crimea, and this go to nbc's josh -- that is where the president spending his weekend. and this comes just one day after president biden's warning about a potential nuclear armageddon, what can you tell us about this latest development? >> well, alex the white house by the way, they do not attach the issue of the explosion on the crimean bridge, they say they are not going to be commenting at all on that, and the white house has been spending the last 48 hours or so, really trying to downplay those comments that president

biden made in that fund-raiser about the possibility of armageddon, about this being the most concerning nuclear situation since the cuban missile crisis. white house aides say that there's no news specific piece of intelligence or information the prompted biden to make those remarks. and really trying to emphasize that biden has said, for months now, that this nuclear saber-rattling by president putin is irresponsible, it's dangerous, et cetera, but there's no question alex that the tone of those comments that president biden made when he was off camera at that dnc fund-raiser, or far more extreme and far more alarmist than what he has said in public and other settings. that is what is in front of the reaction from so many corners including from some allies like president macron of france. he said, you have to be prudent about nuclear weapons. people pay very close attention to that. we've heard earlier that morning and we can today, from admiral james -- the former nato supreme commander from the show as well,

talking about what is at stake. here take a listen. >> we are closer to a potential use a nuclear weapon i for one would believe that far more likely would be a smaller, nuclear device, and the good news here is that the west is prepared for this in terms of signaling that's what the president was doing yesterday, president putin, that we have many options, that we can respond if he uses a small tactical nuclear weapon. >> admiral -- went on to say that he still pose the prospects of russia using one of the smaller weapons at about 10%, alex, and the white house and u.s. intelligence officials have made very clear that if russia were to say, that the response from the u.s. would most likely not be a nuclear response, meaning that even if new russia were to cross that taboo, the

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mar-a-lago documents that the new york times maggie hagerman and michael schmidt reporting that donald trump considered cutting a deal with national archives late last year. reports as the trump wanted to hand over records he had taken

from the white house, in exchange for extensive documents he thought would prove his theory that the fbi's investigation into his 2016 campaign ties with russia was a hoax. nbc news has not yet independently confirmed this new report, but we have confirmed the doj believe that trump might still be holding on to top -- government documents. joining me, now meredith mcgraw, national political respondent at politico, harry lippman, former u.s. attorney and attorney general and former law clerk to supreme court justice -- and anthony kennedy. now law professor and creator of the talking feds podcast. and let's go down to meredith with the very latest. here what are you hearing from your sources today on this. >> well you know that the justice department is concerned that the former president has in additional material with them, and he suggested as much, and the recent filings, and

there are concerns that he has more documents than those that have been handed over so far. and among the things that have been speculated as whether or not he might have documents that any of his other properties, places like -- throughout the summer in new jersey, where he does work a couple days a week during the summer, and he's held in office for good. >> is there anything specific meredith that you are hearing? any detail on what the doj rabbit thinks trump me thinks he still be holding onto, it's there something missing that the only place that this could be was in his possession? >> i don't know about, that but i do think that, among the documents that a lot of people raised questions about, or all of those empty folders that were found at mar-a-lago in the state is classified but didn't have any documents in there,

but i think that investigators as they go through all of these documents are trying to figure out what they do internet have here in this huge, huge tranche of papers of documents and records. >> and alluding to those empty documents, that does raise a big question. let me ask another big question on this reporting here, that being the fact that donald trump allegedly, again nbc news has not confirmed, this but allegedly offered a swap, saying, hey look, i've got these documents, or give these back to you if you let me have these documents that prove i was not part of this russia involvement in the 2016 campaign, it was all a big hoax. what kind of legal hurdles could he be facing as a result of this reporting if true? >> well look, he is every day, and especially with this new york times report, excellent reporting by maggie hagerman and michael schmidt, getting

deeper and deeper and deeper into the peril as a obstruction case. because now you have witnesses, we know we took, them and the obstruction case is to withhold them or conceal them when they know that there is investigation and so now we have traced it back, three more people are saying that trump himself went through the documents and trump unsolved tried to offer this deal and it does seem in character by the way, he is seeming to have just one playbook that he developed in new york real estate to bully, bluster, and lie. to many people surprise, a counter the presidency, but it's a very bad strategy for the legal system where there are consequences for lies. and consequences for trying to make other people lie. but that is where we seem to be more and more every day. >> and listen, trump typically claims, he's doing it again, that he's up against a quote, weaponized doj and politicized fbi, spending millions of tax

dollars and let -- which once again, some but the new york times agreed that trump initially was going to follow the -- others in a circle of argue for taking more combative posture, like what you are describing harry, they talked him out of the idea. how is it that a combative posture harry helps donald trump. >> it doesn't. it really, doesn't. it just shows his instinct for posturing and getting by the daily news cycle and then making a, deal things that just don't apply in the actual legal system. in terms of this battle, he had all of these very poorly credentialed lawyers, and then brought in one genuine person. santa fe 3 million upfront, that was the guy, the former solicitor general of florida who said, we have to cooperate,

there's no play here where you thumb your nose at the doj, it was the others, in some advisers who talked him out of it. and we now understand better where that guy has been demoted in the overall team. there is no sensible legal strategy here, there is only a political strategy, but if you make short term political points and loses long term legal points, that is a lie. >> and yet harry, there is this. the web of litigation trump's own it, this it is head spinning. and you have the mar-a-lago search, it's being litigated in florida, brooklyn, atlanta, not even washington d.c., with trump filing before justice clarence thomas and supreme court. with these legal battles settle important legal questions, early frivolous. are they trying to throw everything at the wall and hoping everything sticks? >> you've got. it even a supreme court, one which is cleverly constructed, would not do anything if he wins. keep your eye on the ball here,

and it is normal modus operandi, sue, everybody bully, but there is a doj investigation ripening every week, and win that pierces be -- of all of this confusion and fog of his other litigation, there is nothing that the satellite motions will do to help him. that is what he's been threatened, with the numbers other stuff really is advancing the, ball especially now that the 11th circuit has reversed that one ruling that the trump appointed judge delivered a few weeks ago. >> meredith, rolling stone reports that investigators have questioned witnesses about whether trump may be keeping those invests -- attachments at the other, properties in among those you mentioned in hightower, new jersey as well, and use me want to remind viewers that abc news has yet to confirm, this but what are you hearing specific

to those locations. are they the most probable places that are being thought about if not examined in some way. >> politico, we haven't reported that ourselves, and it does make sense that the fbi would be potentially interested in those locations. the former president spends half of this year, he is at office there, and he has visitors and what they're constantly. same for trump tower, he has an office, there that he works out of, and famously has photos of documents piled practically up here that his product for years, that he's known for holding onto records, holding out the files, so it would make sense that the fbi is interested. >> okay, meredith mcgraw, harry lippman, great to see both you, guys thank you so much. coming up, next fallen from debate showdowns into key races, they remain in doubt, and the

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being held by the byrnes campaign. what are people there saying about the race in the abortion issue in what happened in the debate. >> well this rally today, they're calling it run against, rome and these rallies have been going for the past week, hoping to capitalize on abortion rights at this point in the campaign just a couple weeks off in the midterms and this all comes after intense debate last night between ron johnson, the incumbent senator from wisconsin, and mandela barnes, the lieutenant governor here, and they traded jabs from crime to immigration, and of course abortion as one of the central issues in last night's debate. i want you to take elation to a portion of that exchange. >> it's an-year-old girl in ohio was raped and had to cross state lines to get in abortion. that's ron johnson america. 70% of people think that roe v. wade should be the law of the land. here we talk about children unplanned pregnancies, senator johnson went so far to say it's not his responsibility say care of our children in this

country. >> the most extreme position here would be no limits on abortion whatsoever. all abortion up to the moment birth, which is what the lieutenant governor supports. what i've recommended, that we the people decide with a onetime single issue referendum, that asked the decision that we need to come to a decision on. >> and alex, governor -- calls for just, that he called for special system to try to get this issue on the, pilot and of course the special session was gaveled in by republicans this week, and that is why you saw barnes hitting johnson leader in the debate, using that as a political ploy he said in order to make this issue a non-issue for republicans and democrats as they continue in this campaign. but it's interesting, because i spoke to some voters here just this morning before we went to this rally, and i spoke to a pro-life democrat. one woman who told me that she voted for ron johnson in the past, abortion at the forefront

of the issue she is voting on with wisconsin having one of the strictest in most restrictive abortion laws in the country. we will see what happens as this really gets going today. >> i'm curious when you voted -- thank you for that, julie al-kadhimi sees antonia hylton and riley, north carolina, where the gop nominee for senate narrowly leads his democratic challenger and antonio, welcome, what were the biggest challenges -- takeaways from last night's debate? >> the biggest take away from these two candidates on one hand we have congressman ted budd, the republican and former chief justice for the supreme court here, and democrats have easily. both trying to paint the other as extreme. but the best for the night for representative but it was when he was talking about inflation, the economy, attacking the biden administration and it seemed like he was debating president biden and not so much his actual opponent, cheri beasley. he also talked about crime at one point lifting all of the law enforcement organizations that come out and support of

him. but cheri beasley's best moment of the night came when they're talking about national issues that are at the forefront right now like abortion rights. so much of her campaign has been focused on conversations and all hundred counties, and many of them, the first questions that she gets from voters of all ages, all backgrounds are about abortion, she had the best easier for her that night, when it came to that issue, but at other points, the two of them really stung go and struggled. ted budd would not answer questions about what he thinks in terms of abortion restrictions on legislation. and cheri beasley shout the responsibilities of forsman attacks. take a listen to some of what happened last night. >> i've denounced violence from day one, weathers in washington d.c., or whether it is the riots that my opponent was encouraging all across our state and our country in 2020. and i think believe that whether it's between washington

d.c. at the capitol, downtime, rally or downtown, charlotte i wanted to announce her. i would encourage my pointed to the same thing. >> congressman but has been very clear and said that he supports and is leading the charge on an absolute ban on abortion. without exceptions for rape, incest, we risk to a mother's health. the bottom line, as a congressman but wants to be in between a woman and her doctor. and there is no place in the same room for congressman bed. >> what we're finding here and on the ground and north carolina, while bud remains a bit ahead of cheri beasley. some of the calculus here has changed. there are new voters who come into the fold and democrats cooley think of this race a still winnable. much of the time they've been in the statistical tie here, but we are seeing a pack associate with certain majority leader chuck schumer, now investing 4 million more dollars in fighting her opponents and so they will be on the ground and traveling

through counties, even rural counties that democrats have frankly ignored. investing time there because they think that cheri beasley could pull this off. if she does, this would be a historic moment here, not just an early, but around the state. the first black women in this position in this nomination and the first black senator from north carolina, alex. >> it shows everything that is at stake between the infusion of money. antonia hilton as well as julie tsirkin, with a few out there on the campaign trail. and the ripple effect still coming after overturning roe v. wade. new outcry in florida over the intimate questions of female teenage athletes are being asked. also, should let you know about this. at 523, that is the latest number of mass shootings in this country this year alone. that was a quid to the gun violence archive, and the death toll 515. i'm excited about pronamel repair because it penetrates deep into the tooth to help actively repair acid-weakened enamel. i recommend pronamel repair to my patients.

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arizona where the court overruled the states abortion then allowing the procedure to take place once again unless the states supreme court intervenes. the ruling comes amid a contentious battles of the state for governor and u.s. senate. let's go to nbc's vaughn hillyard, he's in phoenix for us, where crowds are gathering for a abortion rights rally. vaughn, welcome. love to hear your reaction to the court's decision. what are you hearing on that. >> this is significant, because it allows abortions to go

forward, except for the fact that after 15 weeks of pregnancy, it is believed that abortions are still banned. and a statute was signed into law by governor greg doocy earlier this year, that put that 15-week ban in place. of course that determined that the territorial ban, which was nearly complete ban of abortions, superseded, that and now that one at the state issued against, it that is where the window opens up a little bit more. i want to hear from the debate that took place here between blake masters the republican, it martinelli, the democrat abortions at the forefront not only that senate race, but also this race for governor here between republican keri lake and democrat katie hobbs. take a listen. >> arizona women have totally lost the right to make a decision about abortion. it is devastating. it is wrong. it's exactly what my opponent

blake masters wants. >> they said they were trying to codify roe, no, it was so much more extreme than that. they want to impose legal abortion nationwide, up until the moment of birth. and that is way too radical, that's not what arizonans want. common sense limits, arizona has said 15 weeks makes sense. >> there's also a woman's march here in phoenix just outside of the arizona state capital, and it's late to begin this next hour, alex kitty, hobbs democratic candidate for governor, expected to be here, and we're going to make our attempts to talk with us next hour. >> i appreciate, that we look for to see you again. thank you van. let's go to the outcry in florida over a state medical form asking phoenix athletes to report their menstrual histories. the optional questionnaire, long used by the state's house called likes associations, people check on female students health, is going online and that has some physicians and parents worried they third-party company collecting

and storing the data with's put students at risk. especially in a state that 15-week abortion ban. the palm beach which -- has about said to remove the five questions adminstration altogether. my next guest has moderate solution. california congresswoman sarah jacobs has been introduced a bill to protect personal reproductive health data, and i welcome you to the broadcast. i'm curious, your privacy concerns about starting formation administration, some of it would be obvious, but i would love to hear your thoughts on it. and how would you are my body, my data acts address them specifically in the case of florida teenagers. >> thank you for having me, i think is completely invasive to be having these high school students have to provide this information to their high school sports coaches to be able to play. it's one thing to talk about this with you doctor, but as soon as you're storing it online, as soon as you are passing it to anybody besides your doctor, then the risks get

even higher. and i'm especially concerned in a state like florida with a 15-week abortion ban, but this data can be used to track who should be getting a period, but isn't, who might be pregnant, but it could be weaponized and used against these young girls who are just trying to play a high school sport. what my bill does, it creates a national standard where any company that has in the access to this data, whether it's a period tracking app, this kind of app, website search, anything like that, they can only collect and retain what is strictly necessary to provide their service, they cannot serve sell it, they can only share it with you express written consent, and you can ask for it to be deleted at anytime. >> it's extraordinary, i was a competitive athletes for years, my daughters a competitive athlete, never once were re-asked for this kind of thing, this kind of information, and we did just find competition thank you very much, and let's

talk about 100 days after the supreme court overturned roe v. wade, headline after headline, this captured all of the fallout. a teenage denied arthritis medication because potentially could be used to induce an abortion. 66 votes have stopped offering abortions in 15 states and the university of idaho warning faculty and staff that the school should no longer offer contraception students. how could congress ensure reproductive rights are protected >> we are seeing with so many of us have said for so long, which is that reproductive health care's health care period. i'm young woman, and for a long time, my ob/gyn was the only doctor that i went to. and so we agreed to continue hearing stories that we just talked, about to make sure that every american crosses country has a bit says to the reproductive health care. it's going to codify roe v. wade, and the house has tried to do that twice, and i'm hopeful that after the election,

we can get it through the senate. and through the house we have the right to contraception act which -- we need to be putting in place protections like the liability, my data acts, people of states were currently criminalizing abortion where we work to codify those rights into law. >> representative, jacobs with have you put on your head is a member of the foreign relations committee right now. i'm curious of your take on president biden suggested in the political fundraising on thursday, the risk of pneumonia -- nuclear armageddon is the highest it has been for 60 years. since then, the president's comments have been described as scary, also spurred french president emmanuel macron to call for prudence when dressing the nuclear threat. are you alarmed by the president's comments, should they be taken seriously? it is the right. >> look, i think undoubtedly we are seeing escalated rhetoric coming from vladimir putin because he knows he is losing the war on the battlefield and he's losing domestic support for the war at home.

and, so we know that things are always most dangerous when you have dictators who feel like they have no other options. but, we have not seen any intelligence that suggest that they are getting anymore ready to use nuclear weapons and we should be taking the threat of nuclear war very seriously, but we should not be seeing anything to try to escalate that or feet into that either. it's incredibly important that we stay level headed here and we say the course of what we've been, doing which is making sure that ukraine has the weapons that needs to continue having the battlefield successes that we are seeing. and we continue making sure the ukrainians will be in the best possible position when it is time to negotiate with even whistle on skate, a said that is the only way that this is going to end. >> very quickly this week, you know opec plus defined pleasant -- president biden by $2 million -- to 1 million oils day, and he sought ties with major oil

producers saudi arabia despite recently signing a country overseen rights abuses. so if you're democrat colleagues who just pulling u.s. forces a military equipment out of saudi arabia as well as the uae. do you think that that is the right reaction. >> look, i think the decision of opec to cut production, which is going to feed right into russia's war machine, and help them get money is making a lot of us rethink let some of us have been saying for a long time, which is that our alliance with saudi arabia is not serving us anymore. they have not been a good partner on oil, they have not been a good partner when it comes to the things that we care about around the, world and they've committed human rights abuses both at home and abroad that killed an american resident. this is not an alliance that is serving america's interest anymore. i got this oil production cuts has made people realize that, and see that. but it is a much broader relationship that we need to

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florida, the death toll now stands at 100 and -- with the medical examiner struggling to account for any remaining victims. and floridians evacuate from their homes ten my days ago, and they're beginning to return and see that devastation firsthand. msnbc stephanie stanton is in one neighborhood that took the brunt of that storm surge, welcome. what are you seeing it what are the folks there tell you. >> good afternoon chief alex, well i'm see scenes like this repeated over and over again. i'm here in fort myers as we

just a few miles from the sanibel causeway and this is the whisker woods town homes. this neighborhood is surrounded by water on all sides. as you, said it take the brunt of the storm surge at the height of the hurricane. and take a look at the height, if you see this perspective, this is the. waterline presence here say that the water came up five feet, even higher in some areas. and it decimated the first for this entire town hall. i want you to take a look at this terrifying video that is provided to us by one of the neighbors here. she lives at one of these town halls and she took this video, because she was forced to ride out the storm. she says she came back home to retrieve a cat, when she tried to leave again, the water was just too high. so she retreated to her second floor and then she described this harrowing moments as she watched that water continue to rise onto her first floor town house. >> the water came in under the

doors and i watched it rise and rise and rise. and within an hour, it was over the door, and it was five and a half feet here. and so i realize when i was upstairs, i had no food and water upstairs. and the water was up to here. i jumped in the water, and try to get into the laundry room where the water was, and it is blocked by the washer and dryer and then i swam to the kitchen and the dark, and the refrigerator had tilted and i climbed over that. because i was going to get some potato chips out of the upper cabinet, it was freezing cold water but i've been swimming my whole life so, you have to survive survive survive. >> it is indeed a harrowing tale. debra tells me that she says she is lucky to be alive. she has been living inside her town home since the storm and

it. clearing out debris, first floor is a tough loss, and she also has no power but she is here and she says she is going to remain strong alex. >> what a story, show intel as well. stephanie stanton. in minutes, i will speak with congressman ted lieu about president biden's armageddon comments, plus opec deciding to slash oil production. and then a new headline from the new york times, did the former president offered to swap documents with the national archives. what was trump willing to give up and what did he want an exchange. exchange will you make something better? create something new? our dell technologies advisors can provide you with the tools and expertise you need to bring out the innovator in you. ♪ ♪ this is the moment. for a treatment for moderate-to-severe eczema. cibinqo — fda approved.

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