abbi: well, that's good to hear.played softball as a kid, but i mean, i haven't played in a long time. and yes, we had a lot of training. and so we did a three week training camp in los angeles before we shot the series. and basically, it was all of us all day. you know, you had little sectioned off position training going through all the dynamics of what it looks to be a player, what it feels like, all the different drills, and we were coached by -- our main coach was justine siegal, who was actually the first woman to be staffed in an mlb coaching position. of the trainers were other women and people who are a part of her baseball for all organization. it was so incredible because all our trainers were basically the modern day version of the women that we were playing on screen. so it was so cool to really be around real players and get to hang out with them allay. everyone got better. but we did have doubles. geoff: how has this process changed you? how has it changed your outlook, your perspective, not just starr

jessica. >> yeah, abby. what we're getting right now is not actually the redacted affidavit but rather the memorandum of law the doj also submitted yesterday explaining the reasoning behind the need to redact a lot of this information. so it's really two different documents at this point. one of the documents is a lengthy legal explainer. the other one is pretty interesting. it goes through the exact paragraphs of this affidavit. the document i'm looking at shows about 78 paragraphs of the affidavit in all and then lists all the reasons why information should be redacted. however, all of those explanations are in fact redacted. then you go to the memorandum of law that has been released and it tells the judge exactly why certain elements need to be kept out of public view. the very first thing it talks about is the identity of these witnesses. this is something that the government has talked about during that court hearing, talking about really the danger to these witnesses that have provided information thr

please say "hey, batter, batter," to abbi jacobson. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> david: abbi, i justt's all happy all the time, hit it high, honey. don't, all right, i'll just leave it right there. [ laughter ] i will put it back down. so abbi, full disclosure, i was creep stalking your instagram. >> oh no. okay. >> david: last night i found a picture of your dog. what's your dog's name? >> desi. >> david: look at desi. >> yeah. i catch him like this, looking into the mirror at himself sometimes. he's a rescue. i've had him for 3 1/2 years. >> david: i have two dogs. >> yeah? >> david: i have two dogs. pickles and buttercup. >> oh, my. >> david: those are my two babies. you see that dog in the front? that is mr. pickles. he is a dybbic. he is a devil, a problem child. look at at his face. >> he knows he is. >> david: of course he is. in the back is buttercup, a bernie mountain dog, over 100 pals. she's a big-boned gal. [ laughter ] simply living her truth. >> listen. >> david: so mr. pickles can't -- every time i put him in the car, he vomits. >> yeah. i actually have a lot of drivin

>> trevor: please welcome abbi jacobson! ( cheers and applause ) ♪♪ ♪♪ >> trevor: abbi jacobson!> thanks for having me back. >> trevor: it is so good to have you back. last time you were on the show, we were talking about the end of broad city. >> 20 years ago. >> trevor: it really feels like that. what i didn't know is you were embarking on a new journey to start league of their own and i love how you've taken a movie that's a classic and turned it into something that's super current to what's happening today but feels it's very much in touch with the original. >> i love to hear that, yeah. it's quite a classic. it's people's favorite movie. it's a lot of pressure. ( laughter ) >> trevor: it's huge. >> it's one of my favorite movies. it's why wind to do it. but, you know, it was made in 1992. >> trevor: right. >> it's a two-hour film. this is a tv version, we've a lot more real estate, and we wanted to tell a lot more stories. there's a lot of things that penny marshall hinted at in the film that it's like alluding to things. >> trevor: i feel like she had to do that, though. wh

the silhouetted sweethearts, abby powell and andrew renfroe.or nature and the beauty of western north carolina. >> i've had the idea of shooting a couple behind that spot for a really long time and told my mother years ago about it. and, you know, at this point in time it was one of those things where i didn't think it was in the cards for me. >> but then abby came into the picture. friends first, then making things official in 2020. >> yeah, i had to wait over a year, though, for the moon to get in the right spot. >> and while getting nature to cooperate is one thing -- >> getting me to cooperate and hike up that mountain was a feat. >> the proposal seen by more than 3.3 million people on tiktok. the footage shot by andrew's brother, max, from half a mile away. >> i wasn't too nervous, but my mom was there, and she was kind of frantic-ing around a little bit. but she made me a little nervous. >> reporter: even when clouds threatened to ruin the magic of that superman. >> i got a couple clips of just the moon with nothing else in it. we went ba

. >> let's bring in abby philips and anchor of "inside politics sunday."y, let me begin with you and the republican response. it has been very loud. there have been people calling this a banana republic to marco rubio saying i don't believe they are calling for documents which is notable given his position on senate intel and the fact that we know that part of the reason they went in for these documents were for national security reasons, but i wonder if you think any of that will quiet at all without some answers from doj, without some unsealing here of details about what led to this warrant? >> i'm not even sure that the department of justice providing a whole lot more information will change the fundamental reaction that we've seen from republicans. what republicans are recognizing especially the establishment republicans who we know based on their past statements and public statements are not huge fans of donald trump, but they're recognizing that this is not something that is going to be tolerable to the republican base, to the trump base and so in so

as abby laid out the defenses thus far have been all over the map, often contradictory. also asked to see how they respond to some of the concrete factual allegations we just learned about. we now know that one of donald trump's attorneys certified to doj, hey, we've looked everywhere, we've given you all the classified information we have. that ended up being very, very wrong. there was plenty of classified information. do they offer an eggs flange on that. and on the legal side, erica, i think the argument we will see from trump is first of all i disagree with you on executive privilege even as a former president even though the law is difficult he will argue it does leave the door open perhaps just a crack for a former president to invoke executive privilege. doj said we've reviewed and i think trump's team will say, great, thank you for doing that but we don't trust you, doj, we want a neutral third party. why wouldn't you want a neutral third party to come in and be in special master? that's what i'm looking for in the brief. >> they have until 8:00. we know what yo

but abby, for now, we wait. >> we wait.or bringing that to us, kaitlyn. >> up next, kret ticks and supporters are in full voice over president biden's plan to cancel some student loan debt. we'll sift through the noise and break dodown what you need to kw next. finding the perfect developer isn't easy. but, at upwork, we found her. she's in prague, between the perfect cup of coffee and her museum of personal computers. and you can find her, and millions of other talented pros, right now on upwork.com they said it couldn't be done. because the big drug companies have billions of dollars and an army of lobbyists. but aarp has never run from a tough fight. they stood with their 38 million members and said, "enough." enough of the highest prescription drug prices in the world. together, we forced the big drug companies to lower prices and save americans money. we won this fight, but big pharma won't stop. so neither will aarp. people with plaque psoriasis, are rethinking the choices they make. like the shot they take. the memor

i'm abby phillip in for john king in washington. a major deadline. this week the justice department tells the court what it wants to keep secret from the mar-a-lago affi affidavit, as trump allies go hunting for a legal defense. >> why not just ask him? >> i thought they had been dpo negotiating and trying to get the information from him. >> he cooperated. >> he didn't turn over boxes and boxes of materials. >> but he's been cooperating. >> plus big-name republicans spent the weekend testing the 2024 waters. >> we must fight the woke in our schools. we must fight the woke in our businesses. we must fight the woke in government agencies. >> and the biden white house faces a critical decision on student loans. >> we know august 31st is a date that many people are waiting to hear something from. we've been talking daily about this, and i can tell you that the american people will hear within the next week or so. >> but up first, a federal judge in plain english delivers a rebuke of donald trump and his legal defenders. the facts are reliable. those word

the scenes at abby georgia tech were apocalyptic. the u.s.arines did their best to handle the crowd in a sea of humanity hoping to escape the taliban. u.s. commanders knew the taliban and isis would like to place a suicide bomber on board one of the c-17 evacuation flights. then the explosion. >> it was on the air on ground everywhere find out what was going on. they are passing on, coming back towards us, bringing back just bodies. >> air force tech sergeant benjamin gibson serving as air traffic controller for the 621st contingency response squadron. he spent most of those chaotic days in a tent by the side of the kabul airport runway guiding aircraft as they landed and took off. on august 26th, the mission shifted when the bomb blew up at abby gate. >> when the attack happened, i was sitting there with the rest of my team and the other marines that were there. you hear a large explosion. from where we were sitting we sitting right next to that runway you sea and hear that explosion like a small earthquake and everybody just stares. >> on a

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>> they did not, abby.hat's been one of the keys is how blind sided they were in terms of the sluggishness of their response. you have not seen donald trump go to court yet to get a special master appointed to take a look at what was taken. he moves quickly in these legal fights. part of it, i understand, is they thought this investigation had cooled down. we reported in the spring that there was a federal investigation into these documents that went with him to mar-a-lago, that the national archives retrieved 15 boxes worth of we later learned they still believed there was more there and all sorts of steps came after that. the fbi contacted a bunch of people who worked for trump currently or in the white house, and trump's advisers knew about that but they hadn't heard anything other than a subpoena in may, seeking a bunch of new documents. trump's world is very small right now. >> yeah. >> the number of people who really know what's going on, every facet of this is thin. but no, they thought this was not

i'm abbie philip inside for john king in washington.onald trump's lawyeres finally weighed in on the case against the former president by sending a message to the attorney general. >> the raid was a farce. >> plus, a new york primary will put one powerful democrat out of work. >> i think it is probably about my voting record more than anything else. >> i think that you should read the editorial in the "new york post" today. they call him senile. they cite his performance at the debate where he couldn't even remember who he was -- who he impeached. >> and an up-and-down week on wall street and fears a recession could be around the corner. >>> and so the question right now is can we bring inflation down without triggering a recession. my answer to that question is i don't know. >> but up first. >>> new cnn reporting on the fall-out from donald trump keeping reams of classified documents at his beach house in mar-a-lago. cnn confirming the national archives retrieved more than 100 classified documents back in january, some 700 pages worth

abby, i want to get to you here in the room. so many election deniers front and center in these primaries today. what stands out to you as you watch these results roll in so far? pretty much everyone is an election -- , even the ones who are not election deniers. it's sort of a watered down version of it. this is the bare minimum mind that you must cross to be on a republican ballot virtually in this country at this point. even when you look at someone like tutor dixon in the michigan governor's race, she is a candidate who, you know, kind of portrays ourself as somebody mayor in the mainstream. but is more or less peddling a watered down version of the big lie, election integrity efforts, trying to make that the front and center of their race. so, that is what to me, have to keep in mind here. there are some people on the far end of this, like carey, like who doesn't believe that any election she or anyone else loses is legitimate. and there are many others who are towing that line, even carry likes opponent. she was on cnn a f

it was as fun as it looks. >> hi, david, this is abby. >> reporter: and abby back with her owners. >>ugh a lot this past week. she's doing really well, though. we're really fortunate to have her back. >> reporter: grateful to be >> evacuations under way as flames threaten homes in the east bay. what we know about this danger. >> i'm meteorologist sandhya patel. i'll have the latest from the firelines. plus, a look at intense heat ahead coming up. >> the highest king tides you've ever seen and then add a foot or two on top of that. >> it's notou the gest cle threaa in th near future. >> now from abc7, live, breaking news. >> and we're following breaking news. a brushfire that is threatening homes in dublin. officers are evacuating homes off schaffer ranch road, shannon community center is now open as an evacuation and reunification center for people get separated. sky 7 has an overview of the fire. it started just before 5:00 when an suv caught on fire and flames quickly spread to the brush nearby, which was so dry. we just learned that crews say they stopped forward progress of the fl

they spotted abby.hner thinks she may have ventured into the cave through a hidden entrance, but no one knows for sure about that. being down there for two months without food and total darkness. you think that would break it? anybody ability to survive off her own body fat and the scant water in the cave? is a miracle, and so is the rescue teams ability to navigate her through the caves, cramped corridors. it took more than an hour after reaching the surface . her rescuers asked neighbors if they recognize the dog, and one did, calling boehner to come . check it out for himself even be with each day, boehner says. abby is getting more of her strength back, especially her bark, which will be able to use when she celebrates her upcoming 14th birthday in a few weeks. marianne rafferty fox news is ktvu fox two news at five starts now. sleeping in the comfort in the security of our own house. getting shot. that is just mind boggling at five and alarming wake up call when bullets start flying right into an e

abby damaris corbin.formance by john boyega, and if you're not familiar with the story, take us through a little bit the who he is, who this man is and what he was going through and what happened that day? >> sure. well first off, wow, watching that clip over again you could just feel the chills run down your back. john really, was the role of brian easily. and we met with brian's wife and he was a gentle man. a man who loved people, who loved his country and it took a lot for him to break, to become a walking bomb to go into that bank. it took a lot. so we wanted to know why. and what john and i did together was really stepping into his shoes. >> yeah, and abbi, we should say he never had a bomb. it was an idle threat. and the s.w.a.t. team went in and they didn't know it was a idle threat and they shot and killed him. so why was he there if not to rob the bank. >> this is a plan who wanted to be heard. like my dad, he was a veteran. and he had a really hard time acclimating back into civilian life. and

abby did not searches for turned up nothing. earlier this month, a group of people who were exploring a nearby cave saw abby she may have gone in through a hidden entrance but couldn't get out. we just figured with her age and it was a hot day that you know something that happened being down there for two months without food and total darkness . you think that would break up anybody know abby's owner thing she survived on drinking cave water and basically on her own body fat normally she weighs about £50. she lost about half of that while in that cave, but abby is getting stronger and her voice which he probably lost well, now she's barking for help. a new cookie will make its debut with the girl scouts for the coming girl scout cookie season. the new raspberry rally cookie is joining the ranks and the 2023 cookie lined up. the raspberry rally is called the sister cookie to the classic thin meant it has raspberry flavor. it's dipped in chocolate raspberry rally is the first girl scout cookie to be exclusively available online. i

let's talk about it now with abby finkenhauer, eric enton is with us and abby stewart.you think this will change the trajectory or thoughts about democrats maybe being able to maintain the majority? >> look, i think this week in part particular, when you saw what happened in kansas, the turnout, people paying attention, the hope that we saw again and to see the jobs numbers come out. also to say this, you know, president biden has gotten more done, definitely more than our last president and more than most other presidents have at this point in time in his tenure. i mean, something that we keep losing sight of, too, and i don't think it gets talked about enough, how incredible it was that he got infrastructure done when he did. i think that's also a piece of why we have the economy hanging on the way that it is. and now not just hanging on, but doing well and soaring and seeing the job numbers where they're at, the unemployment being the lowest it's been in # ooh years. he deserves credit for that, his administration deserves credit for that. and i think it's something

now reunited with her owners they say abby is slowly getting back to normal.ltimate survivor. thank you so much for joining me today. cnn "newsroom" continues with jim acosta right now. take care. >>> you are live in the cnn "newsroom." i am jim acosta. authorities are on high alert as they monitor an unprecedented number of threats against government officials in the wake of the fbi search of former president donald trump's search of mar-a-lago. armed trump supporters were spotted protesting outside of phoenix fbi office some wearing tactical gear and holding up a sign that said arrest all traitors. fortunately the protest ended without incident but there are tensions nationwide as officials monitor an uptick in violent rhetoric. some of the top comments that are popping up on social media say lock and load and go after all feds. the democratic chairs of

abby, elliott, and scott are back now with me.gs, and not revelation of sorts. i bring this up because, look, it can be and cuttable times, talk about the things that people react to that had this a reaction that can lead to what we know as the so-called cancel culture of things. lizzo just changed a lyric as well. it is not unheard of for people to be enlightened the use of the term to be offensive and no longer use it, but i think you put it best, elliott, the idea that, look, you get permission, you realize it's offensive, and what you do with dan's offensive. >> look, i agree, language evolves over time. i will give you the floor for a moment. >> you had a smirk. >> i want to hear you defended the thought police. >> let me use a better example for you. the state song of kentucky, my old kentucky home, for 130 years had the word darkies in it, until, overtime, people realized that this is not language that we in a civil society ought to be using, and they changed it. i think there ought to be room for people to recognize that,

it was as fun as it looks. >> hi, david, this is abby. >> reporter: abby back with her owners. >> she'slot. she's doing well, though. we'r >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. >> an 18-ye-o oakland residentndhree juveniles involved in these types ofwe see >> really sad. one young adult and three children arrested for a brutal attack on a 70-year-old woman in san francisco. good afternoon. dan: san francisco police are announced the arrest of multiple suspects on the a brutal assault on an asian women last month. reporter: the suspects are from oakland and several are known to police across the bay area. three of them are minors. 15 days ago, the 17 -- the 70-year-old was robbed and attacked inside her apartment complex. the suspects have been identified. >> 18-year-old oakland resident darrell more and three juveniles ages 11, 13, and 14. reporter: the suspects were booked on several charges, except for the 14-year-old, who is still wanted. the charges are robbery, burglary, false imprisonment, conspiracy, and elder abuse. >> we have seen

. >>> and joining us now is elliot williams, cnn legal analyst and former federal prosecutor and abby phillip, cnn's senior political correspondent and anchor of "inside politics." thank you for being here. elliot, what are we -- you heard katelyn break that down, there is this line of what to show and what to not reveal and so i'm wondering what is happening behind closed doors at the justice department this morning. >> right, well, whether it is this morning or over the last couple of weeks, what the justice department has been doing is determining how they could propose to the judge how they redacted the document in a manner that would be useful for the public interest. now, of course, let's be clear, the justice department does not want to release this at all, but a judge told them to, they're going to comply with that order. seeing what they could take out. my guess is that a lot of that document to a point of being just 20 pages of black boxes is going to end up being redacted. they're going to put those together, turn them over to the judge today, and at some point the judge wi

abby. we didn't know the extent of the injuries of the dog or the dog walker or anything like that. >> and so the idea was, is i had a duffel bag. and a blanket and i took it with me. and the idea was we would take the dog likely and put it in the duffel bag with that head sticking out and turn it into a package which would make it much easier to move the dog to the cape. haley says abby was in pretty bad shape and they had to navigate her through 500 feet in a very tight vertical climb. >> the cave itself is about 22 miles long and reported to be the 23rd longest cave in the united states. i laid out the duffel bag. >> on zippered it put the blanket. inside the duffel bag. and then at that time the dog said. i will take the duffel bag, walked over and sat in it. at that time. when bundle are are up and she pretty much kind of lay down and went to sleep at that point because this is probably the driest, softest and more mustang that this dog had seen in a very long time. and i'm talking wee

don't know where it's coming from. >> a sergeant was one of the marines standing guard overlooking abby and described the chaos in an interview. markus andrews lost his leg from the blast. spent much of the past year recovering at walter reed. >> i just see a flash and boom. massively pressure hit me. my right here ringing and left ear i hear people screaming and i'm just like what -- i knew what happened right away and i was like holy -- i got blown up. i got hit by a bomb. >> we remember him and the 13 americans who were killed at abby gate exactly a year ago today. gillian. >> gillian: jennifer griffin at the pentagon for us thank you very much. vice president kamala harris is vacationing in hawaii. another staffer is taking a permanent vacation. that coming up next. the battle over biden's student loan debt is sparking a political battle in washington >> this is really a classic progressive move. joe biden has used the vast powers of the administrative state to reward his political supporters in higher education. >> gillian: republicans are already campaigning off the issue but will

when it comes to what abby is saying, trump is driving that train, he is.is why you see so many conflicting things happening. trump wants to play this out in the court of public opinion, not in a legal court. his allies are very concerned about that because this is a very sear yus legal matter. trump has always wanted to put it out there to make it political. that's why there was a lot of confusion about that letter who was released by a trump ally that legal experts said was damning for trump and went against everything that he said. trump wanted to make that political and say this is about a witch hunt and biden knew about it. legal experts are saying why would this ever get released? it goes to the idea that trump is driving this train. >> and this motion for a special master that was filed on monday and has to be refiled by tomorrow read like a political document, a pr document rather than a legal document. we need to leave it there. thank you for your fantastic insights and time. >>> coming up, president biden's student loan cancellation plan is drawin

abby, david, thank you. david, the 500th episode of "the axe files" podcast draops this thursday.ulations. >> thank you, and i would be remiss if i didn't say a bunch of those episodes were on tv here at cnn and your fantastic executive producer, lauren mensch, was the executive producer of those shows so you know why they were very, very good. >> she had been -- >> now she's wrapping us. >> thank you guys. great to see you. >>> all right, house speaker nancy pelosi is in taiwan at this moment, despite china's warnings of retaliation. we are live in beijing with the reaction next. i brought in ensure max protein with 30 grams of protein. those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks. uhh... here, i'll take that! yay!!! ensure max protein, with 30 grams of protein, 1 gram of sugar enter powered by protein challenge for a chance to win big! hey, i just got a text from my sister. you remember rick, her neighbor? sure, he's the 76-year-old guy who still runs marathons, right? sadly, not anymore. wow. so sudden. um, we're not about to have the "we need life insurance" conversat

we also have cnn senior political correspondent abby phillip. the photo, let's talk about the photo, because to be clear, what we're seeing here, yes, these are documents taken from mar-a-lago, these are the documents taken from trump's office specifically, norm. what does this tell us? >> well, brianna, the numbers here are stunning. after reclaiming 184 classified documents, and then going back again and getting another 38, an additional 100 reclaimed in the search under the search warrant. these aren't just documents. i was taught as an ex-ambassador, i had the highest security clearances, and i was taught with -- behind every one of these documents stands people who are put at risk, americans and our allies who gather this intelligence, and particularly on that tssci, the secure compartmented information, lives are really put at risk. that's what i see when i look at that picture. not documents, but the people that i worked with whose lives are put at risk. >> so much of the narrative, abby, had raised questions about was this information cl

. >>> hello, and welcome to "inside politics sunday," i'm abby phillip. the more that emerges the worse it looks for former president donald trump. according to the newly released affidavit before the search of mar-a-lago earlier this month the fbi believed trump held onto highly classified documents related national security and that there was evidence he was obstructing its investigation. the warrant was based on what they found in the 15 boxes that trump returned to the national archives back in january, those included 184 documents with classification, 67 of them marked confidential. 92 documents were marked secret. and 25 were marked top secret. and they contain an alphabet soup of some of the most sensitive materials available in the united states government, including human intelligence that could possibly identify, and put at risk u.s. inform ants abroad. the search of mar-a-lago on august 8th uncovered even more classified materials and now the top u.s. intelligence official says she's conducting an assessment of the potential damage that might h

and on our weekend spotlight, abbi jacobson on her reboot of "a league of their own," 30 years afterlassic movie brought the all-american girls professional baseball league to life. abbi: the more we researched, the more we found that this all american girls professional baseball league was this really incredible time for a lot of queer women who thought they were the only one. geoff: all that and the day's headlines on tonight's "pbs news weekend."

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i think it depends which polling metric you look at. >> i applaud abby's optimism.s been a good day for the biden administration, a pretty good week with regard to some successes, but this comes on the heels of what we had last week. we have historic inflation, we have the second quarter of gdp at a rise, which is by textbook recession. we still have high gas -- grocery prices, home prices, interest prices. >> not gas prices. >> not gas prices. i'll give you that. we have to see what is the fed going to do with these jobs numbers. how is that going to impact what they do, in terms of interest rates. i am encouraged by the numbers we're seeing today, but i still see the fact that we're in a recession. and that's not turning around and the policies that they are putting in place are not helping. this manchin/schumer proposal that sinema has signed off on, the inflation recovery act, that is a tax and spend policy that is the last thing we need when we're in an inflationary period. and when we get down to november, and if this process -- this is not going to be a win/w

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back with me now, abby, david, mark, avid and david . how many david's do i have?> not enough david's peered all about david tonight. also joining us right now, the cnn legal analyst. thanks for joining us today, ariva. this is surprising that it is kansas, red, middle of the country. is this a harbinger of things to come for republicans come november? too early to tell? >> i think it is, don. what it tells us, i think, is that abortion is on the ballot. kansas saw a record turnout in this election. they talk about this being comparable to 2008, when obama was on the ballot. even if voters are not pro- abortion, i think voters are saying, we are anti-extremism by republicans. republican lawmakers are seeking to deny women the right to make decisions about their own reproductive health. i think this is going to be a difficult issue for republicans moving forward. voters are galvanized around this issue to support and to protect women's right to choose. they rejected this constitutional amendment, which would have given republican lawmakers in the state of kansas, it

i -- back with me now, abby, david, david, mark. and david.t enough david. >> it's not a -- not enough, davidson about david's. tonight >> but also joining us is our legal analyst to walk us through this. so, -- , thank you for joining us here. what do you make of this? it's uprising to me, considering that this is kansas, right? red. middle of the country. so, is this a harbinger of things to come for you think republicans come november? too early to tell? >> i think it is, don. i think, what it tell us is that abortion is on the ballot. kansas saw a record turnout in this election, they talk about this being comparable to 2008 when obama was on the ballot. even if voters are not pro abortion, i think voters are saying that we are anti-extremism by republican, republican lawmakers that are seeking to deny women the rights to make decisions about their reproductive health. i mean this is going to be a difficult issue for republicans go moving forward. voters are galvanized around this issue to support and to protect women's right to choose. an

abby, thank you so much for being with us. first question out to the poll.te who was a republican or a trump supporter, would you be okay with that? >> so, for me, in my college journey when i think about the people who i surround myself with and the people who i want to live with, respect is a huge part of that, and a trump supporter to me is someone who supported a candidate who wants to restrict my reproductive rights and has said some racist and sexist things to the american people. >> pete: are you saying anyone who voted for trump in your view is racist and sexist? could they not just believe that they want a border wall built? maybe they are pro-life with sincerely religious held beliefs? they want limited government? lower taxes? couldn't those be reasonable things that your trump supporter roommate could stand for? >> they have a number of beliefs, i'm sure. but if you are willing to support a candidate who doesn't respect me, then that, i think, is a pretty serious moral disagreement. and i think it's a moral issue rather than a political one. i th

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that is what they're playing again and again on state television. >> abby. before speaker pelosi went, the president said he didn't think it was a good idea. the administration tried to convince her not to go and yet what we understand is u.s. officials think that chinese officials don't see the distinction between pelosi and biden and they view this as an official state division. >> pelosi and biden are in the same party. she is in the presidential line of succession which is why, by the way, her visit to taiwan requires a robust military reinforcement on the ground. but from biden's perspective, there are two factors, domestic and international. on the domestic front, republicans have been attacking biden on being soft on china. 3w50id den wants to be tough on china, is tough on china. he believes the united states needs to be or ented more. his own personal view is to push back on china. that is in conflict with what is going on on the international scene. the biden administration believes it's imperative to take down the rhetoric and take down the antago

i have scott jennings, abby and david -- glad to see you all here. listen, first of all, it might surprise you, and i'm getting ready to tell you, there was a moment, apparently, where alex jones responded and called this a win for truth. i will play for you it in a little bit. this is where the spin is. what is your thoughts on this particular compensatory damages win? >> i am glad that the parents of the little boy are happy with this. if they're happy, i'm happy. i am glad that he can still be punished further. i'm glad that he will face other trials. this will go on and off for him. i hope it goes on for the rest of his life. he deserves it because he put people through hell. and they already get to hell. nobody can bring back what you have lost in some situation like this, but it can send a strong message that you cannot go out and terrorize our fellow citizens. i think that is, to me, exactly what he did. he lied about them, he terrorize them, so this is a win for sending a message that you can't go out and terrorize people. it is a win for com

this is remarkable, abby. at the very same time he's offering to try to bring the pressure down, he was really ramping things up on social media. >> yeah. i mean, look, that's an extraordinary message as you and katelyn both noted for so many reasons. it seems incredibly veiled. i recall during the 2016 campaign when there was an airplane tarmac incident in which then attorney general loretta lynch was on the tarmac at the same time as former president bill clinton during a time when hillary clinton was under investigation and that became a huge scandal. the idea that trump would then turn around and send a message like that to merrick garland directly is really extraordinary. it also is part of a pattern for trump, that he goes directly to the people who are investigating him and tries to get them to do things to drop the investigation. i can't tell you exactly what he meant by that message. i don't know that anybody except for trump could tell you that. i do think it raises a lot of questions. this whole fil

abby is a single mum living in ipswich. the energy price rise will hit her hard. sobering news for households across the country and in a moment will be looking at how you might be able to save energy and what additional help the government can offer. but first, here's our business editor simonjack. abby is a single mum living in ipswich. the energy price rise will hit her hard. she has a part—timejob which earns her £1000 a month, but her energy bill is going up from £80 to £250 in october, which she will struggle to find. is there anything you can cut? honestly. . . no. as she looks at her stretched budget, her primary concern is for her children. you don't want them to go without, so as long as they are fed, that's my main priority. as long as i fed them, i don't really mind. if i can sort them out, i'm happy with a bit of toast, that doesn't bother me. but you just know that they're going to end up going without. announcing the new prices this morning, the regulator said it would fall to government to help households face this crisis. the truth is, this is bey

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let's bring in abby phillip anchor of "inside politics sunday" and mark preston host of "full stop with mark preston" on sirius xm. election night in america. let's start with kansas. abby, this stunned a lot of expectations. >> yeah, i think it's a really big deal and i was reading the "wall street journal" in morning and a republican strategist was quoted in there saying the same thing, basically, wake up, guys. that if you think that this doesn't matter, you are not reading the tea leaves. and that's because the turnout in that race was so extraordinary and it seems to signal in a red state, mind you, that voters -- you can't get to almost 60% without getting some trump voters, without getting some independent voters, without getting a lot of republicans to come out to vote and to vote basically in favor of abortion rights. so for republicans down ballot, governors, state legislatures, even senators and congress people, we are talking about a congress that could be in a position to pass a national abortion rights law, it really puts them on notice that when you put this issue to vote

john king is back and mark preston and david chalian and abby phillip. abby, let's start with arizona, the election deniers. >> there's so much going on here, as kyang pointed out. this is a state where arizona politically right at this moment is probably as far to the right as one could be in terms of this election denying phenomenon. these are republican voters who go crazy over sharpies, who did their sort of election audit with kind of -- as people have described it, almost like a fake firm running this audit and finding nothing at the end of the day. >> cyber ninjas. >> the cyber ninjas. they protested outside of ballot counting offices that week of election day back in 2020. they are all in on the big lie. and it shows based on who they are choosing between from top to bottom on this ballot. so this is a place where that state, the republican party, is going all the way to the right. but the state is a purple state. remember, joe biden won arizona and he won it bolstered by a growing population of young latino voters who are trending more democrati

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