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chris wallace.honored to be in "the situation room". >> i'm happy you are here with us. it won't be your last. you'll be here many, many times down the road. tell us about this amazing interview you had with justice breyer. did you walk away with a better understanding of where he came from on that important decision? >> on the dobbs decision, absolutely. he is very distressed that the court has decided to take away this constitutional right that was granted back in roe v. wade half a century ago. and i think he feels it's a big mistake for the court and for the country. one of the points he made, he said, he didn't specifically say it was about dobbs, but he said, when the court writes too rigidly and without kind of an understanding of social harmony, he said the world changes and it will come back, his words, and bite you in the back. and i think he feels that the court lost some credibility. and i think he feels it's going to hurt the country and add to the disharmony in america. >> and you also

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joining us now is chris wallace, cnn anchor and host of "who's talking to chris wallace."e back to the judge, who stopped the review that the doj was doing. and they're saying this has thrown a wrench into everything including this intel assessment. what do you think of what doj has said here? >> well, it's a limited effort. they're not saying reverse the entire decision. they're saying we will appeal to the circa court in atlanta, the 11th circuit court. if you don't grant us this by next thursday, but what they're specifically saying is give us access to the classified material. you can still have a special master, special master can still go over everything except the 100 plus documents. for two reasons, exactly as you put it, this is interfering with their ability to cooperate with the intelligence community to conduct this damage assessment, how much damage was done by the president, former president trump having these classified documents at mar-a-lago, and in addition they're saying, you know, we had all of these f folders there were no documents in and it is interf

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chris wallace and his new show "who's talking to chris wallace" is on hbo max and premieres on cnn tomorrowh retired supreme court justice stephen breyer, his first interview since stepping down from the high court. >> you had a bad final year. some of the most important cases on the court, abortion, guns, the power of the epa to regulate the climate. you were on the losing side. was that frustrating for you to lose important case after important case? >> yes. >> but how frustrating? >> very frustrating. >> when a court undoes a right that people have lived with for half a century, doesn't that very much shake the authority of the court? >> did i like this dobbs decision? of course, i didn't. of course, i didn't. was i happy about it? not for an instant. did i do everything i could to persuade people? of course. of course, but there we are and now we go on and we try to work -- it's a little corny, what i think, but i do think it. >> don't miss "who's talking to chris wallace" tomorrow night at 7:00 here on cnn. >>> well, the actress who portrayed a nurse in the movie "one flew over the cuc

>> i'm not doing that with you, christopher wallace. chrisher told me keep madea around. >> there is much more of our conversation with tyler perry as well as our sit downs with shania twain and justice breyer. you can catch our full interviews anytime you want on hbo max. thanks for watching tonight, and please join us here on cnn every sunday night to find out who's talking next. >>> the following is a cnn special report. >>> it's about 5:15 in the morning, and i am on the first leg of my trip to havana. >> i'd like to take you on a journey for a story that begins on an isolated island. >> several state employees may

. ♪ ♪ >>> the much-anticipated premiere of "who's talking to chris wallace." th a variety of guests. the first three seepisodes are t today and they include an interview with justice breyer. >> you had a bad year. some of the worst cases, abortion, guns, the power of the epa to regulate the climate. you were on the losing side. was that frustrating for you to lose important case after important case? >> yes. >> how frustrating? >> very frustrating. >> when the court undoes a right that people have lived with for half a century, doesn't that very much shake the authority of the court? >> did i like this dobbs decision? of course i didn't. of course i didn't. was i happy about it? not for an instant. did i do anything i could to persuade people? of course. of course. but there we are. it's a little corny what i think but i do think it. >> a little corny what he thinks. let's bring in cnn anchor chris wallace. what a fascinating perspective from justice breyer at this time. >> i interviewed a lot of supreme court justices and i never heard one talk the way breyer

. >> joining us is chris wallace, cnn anchor and host of "who's talking to chris wallace." it's so great to have you this morning, chris. what do you think watching this go on in martha's vineyard? >> you know, i think there are two sides to this story. i understand people who are upset, who say the and sometimes not knowing where they're going to be dropped off at martha's vineyard or at the corner of massachusetts avenue or on the other hand, if you're the governor of texas or florida, you're saying we have been forced to deal with this ourselves, alone all this time and this should be we're going to make everybody fool and the fact is, you know, we've been covering it as the lead story every hour all morning. so to a degree, you may not like the tactics of desantis or abbott but they accomplished their mission, which is to make this a national problem, not just a problem in their state. >> at least put it in a national focus to make sure it's something people are talking about to be sure. we are in the midfor the general election battle. there's a pivot from the primarie

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. >>> i want to bring in cnn's chris wallace host of "who 's talking to chris wallace." as we're watching filings come in, something of a big legal fight. maybe no one should be surprised by that, of course. how does this fit into the broader and now bipartisan ask for more information about this investigation? >> well, certainly puts it on hold. i think with the justice department, what they did, kate, interesting. some people said, just appeal the whole decision by judge cannon to the 11th circuit. as was just pointed out. one, that means likely a long delay. two, majority of republican-appointed judges and might get a ruling by a court of appeals as opposed to a district judge you don't want to live with. they're specifically saying to judge cannon is, suspend this one part of the ruling. the 100 classified documents, and saying it for two reasons. one, we can't conduct our investigation of what's happened to those documents, because as we know there are a number of folders that said "classified" and nothing was inside the folders's if they can't use the documents the

and what many journalists sacrificed in the era of trump i hearken back a great speech chris wallace gave. i forget, well-deserved honor. he was what award for excellent journalism he was receiving. but he he gave a stern talking to to a group of very how do we say now legacy or elite media outlets gave them a stern talking to about the fact that what have to do our work is objectivity our remove and we know that we won't be objective and we know that fairness is aspirational and a it's something we're not really going to obtain but it is our remove from the game that gives us the whatever power we do have and it could it can be true that donald trump represented a unique threat to the first amendment and free press in the united states that be true and at the same time it can be true that the press badly, badly botched its response to it because instead of elevating and going back to first principles and basics, many got down in the mud with him to wrestle. and that was a big mistake. the response back a lot of people in the media criticism established print if we can call it that f

like you will, chris wallace is so hello. what's your process? shields at the total villamore, cam. french. any, any, seduce to shoes? when you commit is what i ask your water. me this before anybody. what was it was right? it usually milk range them know what you to buy told the problem. yeah, we deal with the cookie just this will sugar checkup with relish. ah. who is the aggression today? i'm authorizing the additional strong sanctions today. russia is the country with the most sanctions imposed against it. a number that's constantly growing up in your future of problems because when you click on anything in which the mind the wish you were banding, all imports of russian oil and gas news. we, i know they, plenty of us with joe biden, imposing these ancient on russia has destroyed the american economy. so there is a boomerang with great news if our the public are now they'll hold a referendum on joining russia with both due to start in the next few days. they decide to keep bugging through the credit of $15000000.00 loaves of bread every day t

chris wallace is too close to process shields at the total villamor cram for you and any used to shoes when you commit is what i ask you. a lot of me this before anybody. what was right, the british only know grange them know what you to buy. told the problem. yeah, the deal with the cookie just as will sugar checkup with kathrina. ah. what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy confrontation, let it be an arms race is on offense. very dramatic development. only personally, i'm going to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very difficult time time to sit down and talk ah ah ah, just as i do most traveling is one of the simplest ways to learn you things that the horse. if you want to learn something, you don't always have to run an expedition with a huge team and rides to the north pole and a fence like a you can start by getting in your car live in, hoping on the apply and exploring the neighborhood or ship you'll discover lots of things that you need to get. i'm sure that most people haven't even been to some of the areas next to their ho

you do is i love to check on the get with we have all of this is on your policy of like you more chris wallace, issue hello. she was for present shields at the load. villamore cra frame. can you use to shoes when you guys get to me this before and you brought it was right. it usually not going to know what you took by till the problem? yeah. video. what to teachers? principals you could the checkup with. ah, who is the aggressor today? i'm authorizing the additional strong sanctions today. russia is the country with the most sanctions imposed against it. a number that's constantly growing up in your future, let problems to call. sure. as we speak on the scene in which the mind, the we're, we're sure we're banding all imports of russian oil and gas news. i mean, i know they, franky with joe, by imposing these ancient on russia, has destroyed the american economy. so there's your boomerang self for they all need to be, i'm so glad they shipped it. get what is the best timing on the i got about them. this is a little bit of a lady with what i see school for carbonate for backwards, but some say m

you get more demands and i was remembering how your predecessor chris wallace had a mini fridge thatre the taping and do you have any similar demands or anything you need to do the show on sunday? >> i prefer my toupee at room temperature so the mini fridge is not a situation for me but it'll be about m m&ms and i'llt nongreen colors too. >> congratulations, shannon. we'll all be watching on sunday. >> see you sunday. >> one more thing is up next. ♪ . . 've been everywhere ♪ ♪ ♪ subway's drafting 12 new subs for the all-new subway series menu the new monster has juicy steak and crispy bacon. but what about the new boss? it looks so good it makes me hangry! settle down there, big guy the new subway series. what's your pick? ♪ ♪ >> dana: time for "one more thing," greg. >> greg: i am going to prey moat my show great show 11:00 p.m. emily compagno in for kat timpf who is still on her honeymoon. >> jesse: didn't she get married a while ago? >> covid. charles hurt hair and a beard. corey deangelis behind school choice thing. and tyrus. >> jessica: cancel him. >> dana: i woke up this morni

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trump refused to condemn white supremacists after being questioned by debate moderator chris wallacenews. >> what you want to call them? give me a name. >> white supremacist. proud boys. >> stand back and stand by. i will tell you what, somebody's got to do something about antifa and the left. this is not a right wing problem -- this is a left-wing problem. amy: stand back and stand by, which became so famous. talk about this moment and the relationship between trump and the proud boys. >> people argue over that line, whether or not trump intended to activate the proud boys. but it doesn't matter. the proud that as marching orders. they saw trump looking directly at them and saying, "fight for me." they began raising funds. one of their top leaders published a blog calling for civil war based on january 6 as her last stand for trump. and through their relationships with the gop, they had no reason not to believe that they were being given marching orders because in the previous six years and following january 6, they had full support from trump's inner circle. none of these people ha

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you are the successor to chris wallace, you're the first female host of "fox news sunday." s in the world. everyone has their own style. >> i think we're used to to right now hearing the loud arest voices on the extremes, and that gets headlines and a lot of clickings x. i think there's a place for that. but i think where you can have a deeper, longer-form conversation to say, listen, when i talk to people i meet out in the airports, they say actually, you know what? my neighbor and i don't agree on anything politically, but i would show up for them. they showed up for me when a tree fell on my house. we have more in common than we don't, i think that sense is there. so i think trying to find those places where we can degree -- agree, and if somebody is dead set on a policy, we need to know why. the more we can understand, respect the other side and say where we have common ground, great, and where we don't, we're going to have to go our separate ways. howard: and i think you're giving people an opportunity to explain things that are going to be thrown at them on the -- alon

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talking to some of the biggest names around catch "who's talking" with chris wallace sunday at 7:00 p.mitics." ana cabrera picks up our coverage right now. xxxx . >>> hello. thanks for joining us. i'm ana cabrera in new york. happy friday. any moment now president biden will speak in front of a friendly audience. the democratic national committee. it comes with less than 50 days left in the midterm campaign at a time when the president is increasingly leaning into political fights. as a volatile economy remains top of mind for many americans the dow down about 600 points right now. we'll bring you the president's speech live. also on our radar today

talking to some of the biggest names around catch "who's talking" with chris wallace sunday at 7:00 p.m. eastern on cnn. thanks for joining "inside politics." ana cabrera picks up our coverage right now. xxxx . >>> hello. thanks for joining us. i'm ana cabrera in new york. happy friday. any moment now president biden will speak in front of a friendly audience. the democratic national committee. it comes with less than 50 days left in the midterm campaign at a time when the president is increasingly leaning into political fights. as a volatile economy remains top of mind for many americans the dow down about 600 points right now. we'll bring you the president's speech live. also on our radar today ukrainians filling out ballots at the barrel of a gun. russians have orchestrated sham referendum votes in four occupied regions in ukraine. plus, calling trump's bluff. the former president and his lawyers publicly suggested the fbi planted evidence at mar-a-lago. now the trump appointed or approved special master is daring them to make that claim in court. we begin at the white house. notably

this is chris wallace. >> chris matthews. larry: chris matthews. he was longtime democratic speaker of the house. of student observer of politics. most white people would never vote for somebody they thought was racist. nonsense. why would donald trump want to be known as a bigot? this guy, donald trump, four years. best economy ever for black people. he pardoned jack johnson, first heavyweight champion that was black. obama did not pardon him. but trump did. he parted alice johnson, serious drug offense. he put permanent funding for black colleges on a 10 year basis. he did the first step act to allow, by the time he ended term, 5000 black men would have their sentences reconsidered and reduced. he pushed enterprise zones to reduce taxes and regulations in distressed areas to improve the black economy. he supported school choice, which urban black parents and hispanic parents wanted. he secured the borders in the best ways been done in decades. why is that relevant for black people? the person who has done the more work on immigration is an econom

this is chris wallace.e used to be the press secretary for tip o'neill, longtime democrat speaker of the house. a student lover of politics. most people would not vote for somebody they thought was racist. it's nonsense. wh a donald trump wanted to be as a bigot? the end of this guy for four years. best economy for black people. he pardoned the first heavyweight champion, 15 year effort led by the documentarian and sylvester stallone. george w. bush and obama didn't pardon him but donald trump did. a very long sentence for a nonviolent a serious drug offense. he put permanent funding for colleges on a ten year basis. he did something called the first step act to allow for the time he ended his term about 5,000 reduced to 70 months. he pushed the enterprise zones to reduced taxes and regulations to improve the black economy. he supported a school choice, but urban black parents and hispanic parents want you to secure the borders at the best way it's been done in decades. he said there are winners and losers.

trump had been asked by chris wallace the day before if he would accept the results of the election,pporters to go to the polls and watch very carefully because that's what has to happen. i'm urging them to do it. i'm urging my people. i hope it's going to be a fair election. if it's a fair election, i'm 100% on board, but if i see tens of thousands being manipulated, i can't go along with that. headline was that he didn't commit to accepting the results of the election, one of what david reports out as one of the two big threats to our democracy. claire you said this, i believe in his heart he's a coward. this is not a man of great courage. i think he's a phony, i think he's looking for a fig leaf. i believe he thinks east going to lose and he doesn't want to confront that. he's going to be rejected by the american people. that has infected in david's numbers, he wrote down 40% of the republicans are election deniers, plus ten that are playing footsie with us, even my weak math skills gives us 50% of all republican candidates are in that position that trump was in in september of 20

ben wallace is one of the few who remains in post from borisjohnson�*s cabinet as defence secretary. and chrisnorthern ireland secretary. he prides himself on being a staunch brexit supporter, but he'll now have to engage with the eu in the difficult negotiations on the trade with northern ireland. so just sojust a so just a cross section for you there. back to chris at westminster. let's talk about the character of this new team, chris, what do you make of it?— make of it? after the first set of appointments. _ make of it? after the first set of appointments, it _ make of it? after the first set of appointments, it was _ make of it? after the first set of appointments, it was dubbed i make of it? after the first set of appointments, it was dubbed an make of it? after the first set of - appointments, it was dubbed an abba cabinet, the winner takes it all, almost all of them supporters of liz truss. today the prime minister has started painting on the canvas a little bit in the background of her government, we have been hearing about morejunior government, we have been hearing about more junior

ben wallace is one of the few who remains in post, from borisjohnson�*s cabinet, as defence secretary. and chrisnew northern ireland secretary, he prides himself on being a staunch brexit supporter, but he'll now have to engage with the eu, in the difficult negotiations on trade with northern ireland. just a sense for you of how the cabinet has changed. chris is battling with the weather, it seems. just a thought about the way this government is taking shape? there is a more focused _ government is taking shape? there is a more focused on _ government is taking shape? there is a more focused on sharper _ government is taking shape? there is a more focused on sharper sense - government is taking shape? there is a more focused on sharper sense of. a more focused on sharper sense of what it means to be a conservative in liz truss's government and a more direct, serious approach to communicating it. she has built a government very much on her own image. looking at those about the top team, it was little wonder that it was dubbed the abba cabinet, the winner takes it all. but looking at some of the m

wallace, what the official said. >> we want you to indict greg craig before the midterm elections. the person said, hey, you know, you have just indicted two major allies of the president. chris collins, a republican congressman from upstate new york, and michael cohen, had the president's lawyer and fixer, and it's time to even things out by indicting a democrat before the midterms. >> berman's office refused to even things out and said they believed craig was innocent. it should have ended there. but instead, the doj sent the investigation to federal prosecutors in washington. where craig was indicted and tried on a single count of making false statements. he was immediately acquitted by a jury because, as berman's office tried to tell barr, he was innocent. the senate judiciary committee will now investigate these allegations, which adds another probe into the crowded genre of trump controversies. last night, we learned that the current justice department has issued 40 subpoenas in a week, expanding its january 6th inquiry. it also seized the phones of two trump advisers. the january 6th committee is also signaling that another hearing could occur later this month. what th