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>> i've been in the room when difficult decisions are being made. i don't want the federal government involved in that at all. i want to put the best ideas forward to states can decide for themselves. >> yes, ladies, you your doctor and maybe your town council person can all come to a consensus on your uterus. just an example how republicans are struggling to avoid saying what they really plan to do about abortion. and extreme voices in the republican party. chief of staff mark meadows is ordered to testify as legal pressure mounts on trump's inner circle to tell what they know about the plot to overturn the 2020 election. we begin the reidout. you thrive as a presidential candidate despite bragging about

violating woman and being credibly accused of acting on it. you thrive as an ohio senate candidate despite telling women they should stay in violent marriages. you thrive as an ohio house candidate despite facing allegations of hitting a former girlfriend. in today's republican party you thrive as a georgia senate candidate despite of attacking, choking and putting a gun to your ex-wife's head and threatening to kill her. with two weeks until we find out if these people will represent your voice and state and national office, we are getting daily reminders with how little respect the maga party has for women. a 19th century ban on abortion is currently on hold. republicans running for state office have vowed to make sure that law is enforced. last night during the first debate between two democratic -- candidates democratic governor

whitner and republican challenger dixon deflected questions about her own extreme positions. >> when governor with whitmer tells you this is going to be roe, it's not even close to roe. it's not co-defining roe in your constitution. it would be the most radical abortion law in the country. the only place that have something something is china and north korea. >> here's why you can't trust anything she's saying. she is the one that said a 14-year-old child raped by her uncle is a perfect example of someone who should not have reproductive rights and the ability to choose. she said it is healing for a person who is raped to carry the child to term. i couldn't disagree more. >> in wisconsin, where another 19th century ban on abortion is in effect, making performing abortions a felony evans with

six years in prison. tim michaels said he supports the law. tony ebers is the only thing stpapbding in the way of a total erosion of reproductive rights in that state. john johnson has told wisconsin women if they don't like the state's abortion law, they should just leave. in pennsylvania, mehmet oz, who technically is a doctor, showed pennsylvania women houlgts he thinks of them and their rights, telling women what happens to their bodies should be up to politicians. >> i want women, doctors, local, political leaders letting the democracy to put their best foot forward. >> mostly men and those who never had an abortion get to weigh in on what a woman can and cannot do with what happens inside their bodies. >> this is who dr. oz wants in charge of women's health care

decisions. >> i want women, doctors, local political leaders -- local political leaders -- local political leaders. >> even in cases of rape, incest, or life of the mother. assist is too extreme for pennsylvania. >> yet another reminder of the overall contempt republicans have for women. a second woman accused that georgia senate candidate herschel walker of urging her to get an abortion, saying walker personally drove her to a texas abortion clinic. jane doe held a press conference with gloria allred. she left the clinic in tears because she was unable to go through with it. walker was anything none of that, drove her back to the clinic and waited for her in the parking lot and waited for her to have the procedure.

there was a voice mail where he professes his love for the woman. it happened while he was married to his high school sweetheart. initially, walker claimed this allegation was nothing but foolishness. then he made his first of two appearances on fox news >> we have to address the elephant in the room today. that is another accuser has come forward, anonymous. although she spoke to reporters today saying that you pressured her to have an abortion and that he paid for it. how do you respond to that? . >> well, that's a lie. and i've said that's a lie. i hope people can see right now that rafael and the left will do everything they can to win the seat. they messed with the wrong georgian here. they cannot scare me or force me out of this seat. >> you know what sounds foolish,

a man who claims to be pro-life but actually isn't. joining me is host of "the cycle" and tom bonyer of targetsmart. thank you boeing for being here. i want to my a bit of this from herschel walker's latest accuser. let's take a listen. >> i am coming forward now because i saw her shell deny the allegations by another woman who claimed that he had paid for her abortion. and particularly i saw him state that the woman's claims were not true because he never signed any cards using the letter "h." i knew that was not true because he had often signed letters to me using "h." i am a registered independent, and i voted for donald trump in

both elections. i do not believe that her shell is morally fit to be a u.s. senate. >> rachel, you have a disadvantage of not being with us in studio. how do you think that allegation winds up playing in the georgia race? >> i think this is one of the most compelling arguments you can make in the electoral situations that democrats find themselves in and other tough areas like texas. and that is to try to tell republicans who have spent 30, 40 years of their lives convinced that this is a moral red line for them, that that is indeed a red line and that other republicans are not willing to cross it because we know for sure that this man paid for at least one abortion, right? i think that is a compelling argument to make. i think they also need to be arguing to win in these states that there is a secret ballot

they can use to protect their reproductive freedom too. i think we have a chance to take it to the gop in those states. >> let me come to you, tom. one of the things we're seeing is people are voting like crazy. i mean, we're talking already the 12 million votes -- or 1 million votes in georgia have already been cast. this is the state of georgia. every demographic is coming out. black voters, voters age 50 coming out in the biggest numbers. 12 million have been cast nationwide. 633,000 plus in pennsylvania. 56% of those are women. you are talking about georgia, fulton county, mowing every other county down. you are seeing a lot of voting by women. your numbers have consistently shown it is a driving force. is that, in your mind, still the case? . >> absolutely. the theory going into this election was that democrats wouldn't be fired up.

this was going to be a typical midterm election where the party and power, their voters would stay home. it was looking like that was going to be the case until the dobbs decision. >> right. >> there was a question. great women are registered but are they going to vote. almost a million despite the governor's suppression bill. big gender gaps by women, especially african american women in georgia. same thing in pennsylvania. we are looking at these first-time voters. people have not voted in any election before. those are the biggest gender gaps. the issue is motivating women to come out >> and for people who say georgia turnout means no voter subpoena relation. -- suppression. they are nervous they want to have a second shot if their vote gets rejected. if they show up and their name is taken off, they want to be

able to come back. people vote early because there is voter suppression and younger people because of convenience. that doesn't mean anything. that law is still heinous. just in texas and rachel did mention texas. i did a little sweep of the crowd and asked what is the most important issue to them. let's listen to what they said >> reproductive rights. >> climate change. >> voters rights. >> women's rights. >> women's rights. >> economy. >> our democracy. >> okay. >> voting. >> had women's rights. >> voting. >> okay. >> women's reproductive rights. >> democracy. >> reproductive rights. >> i have a wife and daughter. abortion. >> and i'm telling you that was my whole trip there. i asked, what do you care about? consistently, abortion, abortion. here, one we haven't heard a lot about, people were really passionate about the right to

vote and democracy. the things that -- it's why we talk about this a lot on the show. people talk to me about it. it's what people are worried about. why do you suppose the polling averages aren't reflecting that? what is what people are seeing and hearing on the ground. >> i think we are all well aware of that. we have seen the track record. they're always going to say yes when you ask about the economy. we do a lot of focused groups. doing a lot of focused groups now. i tell you whether it's swing women, democratic women. abortion, choice, democracy. they are the first thing mentioned. >> rachel, let me play for you. this is a little bit wild. charlestonry cyst had a little bit of a debate back and forth with ron desantis on abortion. take a listen. >> we just found out recently about a case of a middle school girl near jacksonville who was a victim of incest, became

impregnated. because of the bill you signed, governor, she had to go two to three states in order to take care of this issue. that's not compassionate leadership. that's not doing the right thing. that's not even having a heart. >> apparently crist supported abortion up to the moment of birth. he voted against the innocent born alive act. >> again, that's not true, and you know it. >> there's no such thing as people aborting babies that is -- that is stupid. people keep saying it. this is the fear that i hear people reflecting in real life, not in a poll. god forbid you have an ectopic pregnancy, a child is raped. in the state of florida if a woman is raped, they're out of luck. there is no exception for incest or rape. and so i think people living in states that already are under

gilead, this woman was almost crying saying she feels like she is in gilead, living in texas. there is no pay to politte. it is just there. >> number one, we are seeing a roe effect in the polling. what people need to understand, and tom alluded to this. we started this cycle two years right after biden won, understanding we would be the out party and probably what we would look at is a significant loss in both chambers and across the governorships and statewide offices. instead, what we saw after roe was the ballot now equalized. and then this enthusiasm gap from what you are referring to, joy, and you know it's my buzz word. negative partisanship. >> yeah. >> people think, oh, it's simple. i hate republicans just because i hate them. no. i hate them because they want to tell me that i have to carry a dead fetus inside my body, right. that is fear.

that is emotion. that is threat, right. and we're seeing that everywhere, we should anticipate odd outcomes election night. i would tell people we are in a fantastic place in terms of following that fetterman is up, ohio looks competitive. we should be looking at a completely different landscape. that is the row effect. >> women are fighting for their lives. i have never lived in a time in my life when you felt we are fighting for our literal liberty and people say you care about the price. i want to ask you about fetterman. there is a rorschach test. i don't have time to read a piece of it. a lot of people suffered strokes. a lot of great senators, members of congress people have suffered strokes. what do you think happens there? all i can remember is the sound clip we played about abortion. but the right is attempting to use fetterman speaking slowly as

if herschel walker don't exist. he didn't even have a stroke. that's me. the mean one who said that. what do you make of this and the health effect of fetterman? >> it was clear from the beginning of the debate that oz didn't want to talk about choice. >> yeah. >> he was trying to change it. let's talk about crime, the economy. there was no one question in the middle of the debate. he told the honest truth. he wants to punt to a group that nationally, as you said, two-thirds of state legislators are men. most are older white men. that's not going to play well. pennsylvania had one of the biggest gender gaps in voter registration. young women are very fired up. this isn't going to help them >> you know what, for a lot of people they would rather have somebody brave enough to risk embarrassment and the pain of embarrassment to show this is me a little frail. you know? that to me was gutsy. it made me like fetterman more.

he had the guts to get out there. that could not have been easy. and he's improving. but he knows that he was going to be a little at a deficit. i think people would rather have that and protect their rights and have freedom and liberty than the other side who wants women to be state property. my editorial at the end. up next on "the reidout", some victories will happen on election day for republicans. it's just going to happen. "the reidout" continues after this. he reidout" continues afte this age comes with wisdom. and wisdom comes with benefits. dryer's broken okay... you want a socket.... that's especially true when it comes to medicare. so make the wise call and learn more about

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earlier this month, jim marshawn, the maga republican candidate for nevada secretary of state said the quiet part out loud, vowing to make trump president again. other states were part of the america first secretary of state coalition. "the daily beast" notes it was co founded by qanon influencer, juan o.savin not his real name. it's not just qanon followers rising at the state level. if republicans take back control of the house and give kevin mccarthy back the speakership, they will have the highest levels in congress. weapons of mass dilution in a "new york times" magazine piece

titled "the problem of marjorie taylor greene." in greene's view, a speaker mccarthy would have little choice but to adapt greene's a lot more aggressive approach toward pun iing biden and his fellow democrats for what she sees as derelictions and for conducting a witch-hunt against president trump. i think this to be the best speaker of the house and to please the base, he's going to have to give me a lot of power. author of "weapons of mass dilution." when the republican party lost its mind. and reporter for "the daily beast", kelly wyle. i think for a lot of people it is a single name motivator, the idea of her taking power in the house. >> yeah. >> it's a frightening prospect. >> yeah. >> for a lot of people, because she is so over the top,

anti-semitic, embarrassing, throw it all in. but why do you think we should be concerned just beyond her theatrics? >> she has true influence. secondarily, she intends to do something with that influence. within the republican conference. it's right for people to recognize that she craves attention. it's wrong for people to think she will simply go away with those in the mainstream media stop giving her attention. she accumulated this influence while a lot of us weren't paying attention. i was. i was spending months on the greene beat for this book. she became one of the biggest fund-raisers on capitol hill. she became really one of the biggest messengers, most potent in the republican party. frankly, without changing in i of her very extreme views, the party has moved her way. we see in the midterm cycle a lot of people adopting the same language about pedophiles.

>> she is a qanoner and would probably have a gavel, which speaks to his weakness. at the state level, kelly, there is a parallel happening, the qanon, maga, republicans are also running at the state level to try to control the neck nymphs kevin mccarthy would have to change the results of the 2020 election. talk a little bit about this group, this group of maga secretaries of state. >> sure. well, secretaries of state are of course the people who run state-level elections. and with election deniers in charge, it puts us in a precarious position. there is a whole late of deniers in swing states. secretary of state coalition. they are founded and led bill a prominent qanon influencer, talking about alien blood and elite dna.

this is the kind of person these election-denying candidates are building coalition with. >> if then, robert, you saw secretaries of state who are qanon in charge of elections in states like arizona, pennsylvania, and then in 2024 they are presented with an opportunity to steal the election, it would be, in theory, if kevin mccarthy becomes speaker, he would then be in position to make some decisions. has he shown any pro tensity to make decisions that are loyal to the constitution over decisions loyal to trump? >> we have an empirical example. we have january 6th, 2021. >> that's right. >> when the republicans, most of them, voted against certifying the election. mccarthy voted against certifying himself. >> yeah. >> far from steering back to a position of sanity, of legitimate supportive democracy,

there's no evidence he has done anything but the contrary. >> there was a pittsburgh focus group of trump voters. they are doing this because their voters want it. a lot of their base wants it. here's this focus group, a little bit of it >> it's a fundamental constitutional right of the american citizen. and people should not be being held political prisoner because of it. >> for misdemeanors. that's east germany tactics >> yeah. that's what's scary. >> it was a mostly peaceful process. and the only ones that were -- >> was the protest gentlemen jit mat in your eyes because --. >> i feel the administration is using it as their reichstag fire. >> i'm pretty sure i saw democratic operatives. >> oh, totally. >> you were there that day. >> yeah. >> what do you think? >> no, i mean, why would he tell people to do that -- why did the

people not wait around for him to tell them to do that? >> kelly, the candidates that you are talking about, these secretaries of state, how many of them actually have a shot at actually winning, in just looking at the data? >> an unfortunate number of of them. march shan't is pulling ahead in nevada. arizona has a decent shot it. mark finchham was part of that crowd. there is a through line between the january 6th op actives and people running to take control of state elections right now. . >> and, robert, only in america could a party have its president foment an insurrection and have people who participating in the insurrection have a shot at having national and state leadership. that is where we are in this country. the insurrection didn't cause the republican party to pull back. >> right.

>> it called them to lean into insurrection. only in america could that be a successful strategy >> to me, the even more disconcerting is the mass dilution part of it. we just heard a sampling of that. january 6th in five different ways. it was utterly peaceful or violent but antifa started it. it was a total setup by nancy pelosi in concert with the fbi. and this is really the problem, i think, that we are confronting now, that the republican party has tens of millions of supporters, trump supporters, who -- for whom truth is up for grabs. and i do not honestly know how we get out from under that. >> how much is qanon? at this point i consider maga as a religion. it's anoff shoot of far right evangelicalism >> right. the precepts have outlived the qanon phenomenon.

the belief that president trump is fighting this cabal of deep state and the liberal media are putting children's lives at risk, the border is opening up. >> of course the jes are responsible. >> and don't forget the space lasers. it all predated qanon. you're right. the concern is that for a lot of these people who believe that the stakes are existential, it's become kind of a holy war for them. and the demonization of people on the left is not just wrong or immoral even but as evil. it is monday place among the republican party. marjorie taylor greene has perfected. far from the only one >> and matt gaetz having power when he is allegedly accused of trafficking a child. they don't think about that. they are just thinking about getting power, and they are

very, very determined. i will read it. maybe not at night. maybe during the day. thank you very much. kelly, weill. thank you. great reporting with pressure mounting into the effort to steal the 2020 election. we'll be right back.

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with multiple investigations under way into the attempts to overturn the 2020 election and the ensuing january 6th insurrection, the pressure to get witnesses to cooperate and testify is growing. today a south carolina judge ordered former white house chief of staff mark meadows to comply with a grand jury subpoena for his testimony in its investigation into potential criminal meddling into the state's 2020 election results. now, remember meadows was on the infamous phone call made to brad raffensperger in 2021. he urged him to find enough votes to flip the state. also,s the "new york times" is reporting that the justice department asked a federal judge to force two lawyers to provide additional testimony in its investigation into trump's efforts to overturn the 2020 election. prosecutors say former white

house counsel pat cipollony and patrick philbin declined to answer key questions when they appeared before the grand jury last month. information so necessary that it should overcome claims it is protected by attorney-client and executive privilege, according to two familiar with the matter. and additional testimony from witnesses in its investigation into the capitol attack. a key member of donald trump's inner circle considered to be one of his closest confidantes sat down for an interview yesterday. neither have provided any comment about that interview. the last time hicks testified was back in 2019. at the time she refused to answer questions about working for trump. joining me now is charl coleman jr., former prosecutor and msnbc legal analyst. i want to go back to the for the beginning and talk about mark

meadows. this is the call trump made to the georgia secretary of state and meadows, his chief of staff, was on the phone. here it is. >> mr. secretary, obviously there is, there are allegations where we believe that not not every vote or fair vote and legal vote was counted, and that's at odds with the representation from the secretary of state's office. i was hopeful that, you know, in the spirit of cooperation and compromise, is there something that we can at least have a discussion to look at some of these allegations to find a path forward that's less litigious? >> if you were on fani willis's team in georgia, what would you believe the value of mark meadows' testimony would be? >> well, joy, i've long since

said he is the missing piece to connecting donald trump to pretty much everything. not only what's going on in fulton county but everything around january 6th and what happened and took place there. mainly because mark meadows is the one who can talk about what is going on in the office of the president, the mind of the president because he was right there. he was in close proximity. he will be able the one to tie everything on the outside to donald trump. he's the link. he's the missing piece. and that's why you are seeing prosecutors in fulton county move as aggressively as they can to get and compel his testimony because it's so critical in order to make that chain of command so clear that it connection donald trump and his mind-set and what he heard and what he was being told to what he actually did around trying to overturn this election. >> okay. let's move to january 6th. that was a great explanation. i appreciate that. trump lawyers finally accepted a subpoena.

who knew it was so difficult to subpoena people. trump accepted it. by video conference or in person november 14th. what are the potential processes that trump could and maybe likely will use to try to delay that? >> he is going to challenge the documents of the subpoena. that's number one. he is going to assert a level of privilege over each and every document because they require an individual review. so that's going to take time. and then he is going to assert an overall level of privilege or resist ept to the subject of the testimony that is requested through the subpoena that he committee seeks to elicit from him. that is likely going to be something that is a delay. i don't expect them to file any time soon. i expect them to wait until it's closer to when it is time to appear before the committee for this deposition -- for this interview essentially, and then

file the objection to try to stretch that out as long as possible. i expect him to assert various aspects of privilege. over not only his testimony and what is sought through the oral but also the documents being asked for through the subpoena. >> let's play the game of who would you immunize? it's one of my favorite games. >> pat cipollone and pat philbin, they would like them to testify to the grand jury. there is a lot of skepticism, including from myself, with how aggressive the justice is going to be, how high are they willing to go? are they willing to go to the man at the top of this investigation. if you're in the justice department right now, who would you immunize to try to get their cooperation to find out what the potential connection, personal connection was to the violence and the insurrection? >> i think anybody who was going

to help put the squeeze play on mark meadows, because i can't stress enough how much of a linchpin he is, is someone i'm eyeing for immunity. cipollone might be someone i might say, you know what, what can you tell me about mark meadows that will make him have to talk and if he has something that's good enough in terms of the investigation that i can piece together and corroborate with whatever else i have learned in reviewing documents, he might be the one i would offer to make queen for a day and give immunity for so i could get mark meadows and get something of value out of him and accessible. >> real quick. it feels sort of organically like the documents case, the stolen documents case at mar-a-lago is sort of the most obvious case of the doj would not be able to avoid, pinning on trump. do you see it that way, or do you think that this grand jury case could have equal weight? >> i think they are six of one

and half dozen of another, joy. i think they are both direction in terms of being able to pin it on donald trump. one thing that you and viewers have to remind themselves of, there are ongoing investigations. >> yeah. >> or there likely pieces of the puzzle we are not yet being made aware of. >> yeah. >> it's really hard to say. but given the limited amount of information that we know on both sides, i think they're about even in terms of their ability to directly point the finger and make connections to donald trump. >> charles coleman jr., we appreciate you explaining stuff to help people understand. it's frustrating, my brother. it's frustrating. >> there i understand. >> it's just going to happen. i appreciate you. up next, new reporting shows the florida republican party paid thousands of dollars to far right activist who attended the neo-nazi rally in charlottesville and later charged a crowd of protesters with a confederate flag.

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neighborhood because he was a republican. now, assault is assault and it shouldn't happen to one. the police makes no mention of a political dispute, nor that he was target for being a republican. even the assailant's mom, a registered republican is rejecting rubio account saying her son doesn't know anything about republicans and has never voted. he is a right-wing activist who attended the unite the right rally in charlottesville. at a separate protest in florida he was arrested for lunging at a crowd with a confederate flag and a member of the florida league of the south. when they transpired to interview him at the hospital, members of the proud boys were there and refused to let reporters enter the room. the republican party paid him

more than $10,000 between june and september, according to federal campaign finance records. that's right. a white supremacist on the republican payroll, just another day in florida. joining me now is msnbc political analyst. i'll just ask for your thoughts. >> well, joy, i mean, even by weird florida standards, this is pretty, pretty bizarre and strange. and, you know, i guess it's easy to dismiss at the surface level marco rubio engaged in spacial hypocrisy. no one condones any type of violence. it's curious that marco rubio il two people thugs and animals when it comes to the actions of january six, a curious silence and downplaying by mr. rubio. just on this force surfaces,

seem like a little bit that market doth protest too much. two questions and i think are stranger here and really questions that are worth investigating and asking, number one, why is the republican party of florida paying $10,000 to an avowed white supremacist, someone who goes by the name the cuban confederate, who said participated in hate rallies, and engaged in electoral efforts now in the midterms. i think the third most important question, if rubio is engaged in conspiracy theories seeing monger-ing, false narratives about what police reports are not reflecting, but creating an environment joy where all of a sudden he's trying to suggest that proud boys like individuals like mr. monsoon are suddenly under attack, is he blaming conditions in a state where we already have something known as the stand your ground law, which says that if you feel threatened, all of a sudden you can fire a gun and shoot

someone and quote self-defense. and his rubio kind of creating and stoking these passions that might lead to violence with proud boys and other avowed white supremacist who all of a sudden are going to use this story as a pretext to quote defend them selves whenever they feel like they might be under attack in the matter that the story is being raised. i think it's very disturbing along those lines joy. >> absolutely. the mom is disputing all of it. we've talked about this a lot. marco rubio starts notices jeb bush republican, then he's the king of the tea party, then he's a trump anti trump republican, and he's trump's poodle. he's kind of anything he needs to be. it isn't surprising to me that he would be fine with having a white supremacist, white nationalist, who's got the proud boys guarding his hospital room on his team. but i wonder about the bigger picture here, particularly in miami-dade, where you've got

the proud boys essentially taking over the republican party there. they are literally in power in the official republican party. how deep is this merger at this point between proud boys, cuban honors, other white nationalists and the republicans in south florida? >> it's a wholesale merged enterprise if you will. what makes it even worse joy is that you have members of congress, republican senators and officials in florida, not a single one, not a single one has denounced the proud boys that have entered the leadership of the local republican party in south florida. let's think about that for a second. the proud boys been classified as a domestic terrorist organization. the leader of the proud boys is in jail for seditious conspiracy. one of his deputies pled guilty to suggests conspiracy in the events of january six, and you have this paramilitary violent organization involved in the

running of the south florida republican party. and none of the members of the florida delegation on the republican side, certainly not republican senators or any republican officials have denounced them. it's a story in a state that continues to follow this maga republican track and more importantly with a signal in florida that if you are a maga republican, whether you're violent or not, you weren't safe ground here. you will be protected in court. >> what is marco rubio said about this? he's running against an actual former police officer, a police chief involved demings, and yet you've got these police indoor organizations endorsing him. what about elon order front? as he had anything to say about that? >> remember, marco rubio is a soft puppet. he will say what the hand in his mouth asked him to say on that day whatever talking points -- marco rubio at this point doesn't really matter. i'll tell you what is scary though.

law enforcement officials in florida decided to back marco rubio overall demings, one of their own who's a former police chief, it calls into question the same way we're thinking about the police supreme court united states. think those are legitimate questions about law enforcement here in south florida. when you're siding with someone like marco rubio, who says he doesn't seem to have any problem with law enforcement and people losing lives in the rally on january six. >> and i will remind folks that the head of latinos for trump, he was already involved in official republican public politics before the insurrection, and they were fine with his presence, fine with his other issues and incidences in his past. it's scary past. for now monday thank you very much, we'll be right back. 'll be right back. down with rybelsus®. man tc: my a1c wasn't at goal, now i'm down with rybelsus®. son tc: mom's a1c is down with rybelsus®. song: a1c down with rybelsus® anncr vo: in a clinical study, once-daily rybelsus®

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