abrams: yes. we are not doing that. senator menendez: why isn't the president designated venezuela for t.p.s.? mr. abrams: i think court decisions removed the t. it seems irreversible now and that makes for reluctance to do it. senator menendez: i don't think court decisions can undermine the stat tore -- statutory reels of t.p.s. it depends how one undoes t.p.s. we applaud colombia. ecuador, all these countries 245 have take -- that have taken millions of people. and we can't even give a temporary protective status to those venezuelans already here. that's not leadership. it's not sending a global message that what we ask others to do, we are willing to do ourselves. mr. abrams: we are not deporting venezuelans back to venezuela, senator. senator menendez: i'm glad to hear that. but at the end of the day, they are in an indefinite limbo in their lives here. there is no reason for that when you have a process that can give you a temporary protected status. give you a pathway forward to regularize

abrams:. menendez: we -- is it fair to say that the maduro perspetrated more state sponsored murders since the irty wars of the 1970's and 1980's? mr. abrams: yes. senator menendez: you already cknowledged the u.n. high commission of human rights report of 8,000 extrajudicial as grotesque ll patterns of torture and rape? mr. abrams:. 5.2 million dez: venezuelans need their country, is it true? mr. abrams: yes. it's possibleez: more venezuelans would flee venezuela than syrians need that horrific war? mr. abrams: yes. senator menendez: it's true maduro and his cronies face in the united states for drug trafficking and graft? mr. abrams: yes. senator menendez: we're dealing with a mass of course law enforcement challenge in venezuela, is that true as well? mr. abrams: yes. alsoor menendez: and it's true that in fact what we have challenge in a regional context while colombia great neighbor and a ood hemispheric leader, it has consequences. it has consequences to fact ia's stability of in the dem

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let's talk about stacey abrams. is thought of by a lot of people as a natural for the vice presidential position. she has spoken very openly about wanting to be the vice presidential candidate. how do you think she'd do and where do you think she is in the roster? >> well, i think the minority leader has spoken openly about wanting the job because she'd be great at it. i mean, look at her sort of non-profit public-sector/private-sector experience over the past 15 years. i mean, when stacey abrams was the minority leader in georgia, a state that is purple, a state that is winnable, she was able to galvanize first-time voters, immigrant voters, you know, people who are black, white, latinx, the asian american community, the aapi community. and so, there are a lot of -- we need a candidate who is not only going to be great at governance. i think the entire list that joe biden has laid out, i think all of those women would be just fine on january 20th. what we need is someone who can help with campaigning and governance

abrams: thank you. theynor beshear, i know have adopted you and the great lakes but we count you among us down here in the south as well. you are a critical part of showing with the south can do. with thebeen grappling racial reckoning. he talked a bit about how you navigate the global and state what it means to be a democratic governor in this moment. for allhear: thank you of your work and thank you for your help in my election. it was absolutely necessary. me if i'mo tell allowed to wear a t-shirt. in kentucky, we are experiencing these two crises at the same time. we are fighting for the lives of our people. navigating both, it can be complex. this is a lesson we have to repeat. crisis, you see true character. you see a lack of it as well. people have these deeply held views on this or that. there is a destructive us versus them mentality. defining yourself as being against someone else. that led -- level of acrimony. saying all of this in front of our children. while you know that the vast majority

so what is the swamp creature known as elliot abrams say about trucks foreign policy. to disguise this and more i'm joined by my guest alexander mackerras and london he is a writer on legal affairs as well as editor in chief of the duran dot com and in athens we're joined by alex kristof he is the director and writer for the duran dot com or a jelling crossed up rules in effect that means you can jump any time you want and i always appreciate where it's going to london for us alexander during the soviet union the 2 of the major state publication was probably his best you're proud to obviously means truth is best it means news and there was a joke during the soviet union there is no truth in the news and there's no news in the truth i think i tend to think that's where we are in the west. where does truth meet news and does news ever have a thing to do with the truth because it is so deep weaponized politicise that it is just a commodity to be used for ideological purposes so what is the what is the purpose of i guess media and can we even say free media anymore go ahea

tonight, stacey abrams. and music from chloe and halle. and now, kerry washington. >> welcome to "jimmy kimmel live." i'm your guest host kerry washington -- outside once again in the summer heat. i had a great time hosting last night and i'm excited to be here again. although in the three seconds enten byosquitoes. had a greatok sekk, with my dad earl washington, but jimmy kimmel has an amazing sidekick of his own and i have him here tonight. how are you doing guillermo? >> guillermo: i'm doing great, you look beautiful. >> oh, thank you, you know i try to clean up for you always. >> guillermo: thank you very much. >> i wanted to ask you, i am the 13th guest host so far this summer. so honestly, where do i rank? >> guillermo: from the bottom of my heart, you're number one, you're the best. >> number one. >> guillermo: that's right! >> woo, number one, for your sake i really hope billy eichner doesn't see this. >> guillermo: no, i think he's on vacation. >> i have to be honest, i was nervous that wouldn't be your answer, because there have

there any news in the truth is there any truth in the news also what is this one preacher known as abrams say about trump's foreign policy. to discuss this and more i'm joined by my guest alexander mackerras and london he is a writer on legal affairs as well as editor in chief of the duran dot com and in athens we're joined by olds christopher he is the director and writer for the duran dot com or a german cross up rules in effect that means you can jump anytime you want and i always appreciate this go to london for us alexander during the soviet union the to the major state publication was probably his best you're probably the obviously means truth is that you mean it's news and there was a joke during the soviet union there is no truth in the news and there's no news in the truth. i tend to think that's where we are. in the west. where does truth meet news and does news ever have a thing to do with the truth because it is so deep weaponized politicise that it is just a commodity to be used for ideological purposes so what is the what is the purpose of i guess media can we even say free

any new zealand truth is there any truth in the news also what is this one creature known as elliot abrams say about trucks. to discuss this and more i'm joined by my guest alexander me curious in london he is a writer on legal affairs as well as editor in chief of the duran dot com and in athens we're joined by alex kristof he is. director and writer for the duran dot com or a chilling cross up rules in effect that means you can jump any time you want and i always appreciate who is going to london for us alexander during the soviet union there to the major state publication was probably his best you're proud the obviously means truth is that it means news and it was a joke during the soviet union there is no truth in the news and there's no news in the truth i think i tend to think that's where we are in the west. where does truth meet news and does news ever have a thing to do with the truth because it is so deep weaponized politicise that it is just a commodity to be used for ideological purposes so what is the what is the purpose of i guess media can we even say free media anymore go a

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abrams. this one is yours. >> [inaudible] >> your microphone is not on. >> chairman, members of the committee thank you for the opportunity to testify. this policy has broad bipartisan support that has been successful in supporting the democratic opposition and maintaining a broad international coalition and denying revenue to the brutal regime, but they have sent to see a free and fair elections are the conditions that would permit such a license. in january, 2019, the first country the u.s. to recognize. since then, he has toured the support of nearly 60 countries. they remain steadfast in our support. the proposed democratic transition framework as a path to establish a broadly acceptable government to oversee free and fair elections and we are prepared to work with all venezuelans and other nations to achieve the goal and lift sanctions when the necessary conditions are met. i want to thank this committee and the congress for its support through legislation and funding. the u.s. is the si

and also stacy abrams. >> i apologize for forgetting karen bass. a lower profile and that is part of the conversation. but you know, quietly, a lot of people also support her as well. i want to switch to kanye. >> let's be clear, hold on. nobody thought obama was going to pick joe biden. that was like, i know it seems like it's a million years ago, but i don't remember joe biden being on the top of anybody's list. that pick came out of nowhere. so i think that, in the same sense, a lot of times, remember when dick cheney picked himself, the committee to pick george w. bush, i think i found the right guy. >> i put you in charge. who'd you come up with? >> staring me right in the mirror. >> several republican governors trying to help him get on the ballot in the states. what do you think is the kanye effect? can he really steal away black votes? >> all kanye can do is be a distraction. i don't really believe anybody's going to get him on the -- he's missed a couple of deadlines. i don't think the work is going to be done to get him on the ballot. i t

please welcome stacey abrams. hi, stacey, how are you? >> i am well, how are you?t to be here with you. >> oh, thank you, thank you so, so, so, so much. so we're taping this before night two of the dnc where you are a keynote speaker, but we're airing it afterwards, so i'm just going to go ahead and say you were brilliant, you were brilliant, because i'm sure you were. >> thank you so much. >> yes, of course. did you watch night one, in particular, did you watch michelle obama? >> i don't think anyone was allowed not to watch it. >> she was glorious, just glorious. >> so ict autyllua to my social media followers that i was going to be talking to you, which everybody was crazy excited about. i'm going to go back and forth between their questions and mine. if we live in non-swing states, what can we do to get the blue vote out in key swing states? >> so, i would encourage you to go to fairfight.com. that's exactly what we to. we are working to protect voters in swing states, that means getting thousands of volunteers. we have 67,000 already. we know the opposition ha

no difference between john bolton and brian who elliott abrams when it comes to the u.s. iran policy american officials have bitten off more than they could chew same applies to my pump a 0 donald trump and successes in addition to promising to suffocate iran with maximum pressure sanctions trump still hasn't provided a better nuclear deal than the one he took the us out of 2 years ago but who knows given another 4 years and maybe it'll get done if and when we will. we will make deals with the rand very quickly washington's been flopping sanctions and embargoes on iran for decades and you know what the country's still kicking but don't worry throwing another war hawk at iran will work this time washington promises. artificial intelligence may be the future but it is still far from perfect at least according to a u.k. university study which claims that technology can suffer from racial bias. their presentations of intelligent machines in our future with them are directed through white racial bring their whiteness to proxy for how we perceive they see this passion. and. lan

i mean washington's friendly new envoy to iran mr elliott abrams who once had this to say a military strike at iran's nuclear facilities should be viewed as a realistic option he's anything but the new kid on the block though in fact he's got a very long record of being not exactly diplomatic. you might have heard about his most recent exploits in venezuela where he was appointed on boy just weeks before the failed coup against president nicolas maduro no dictatorship lasts for him on the sanctions there are plans to reinforce the effort the purpose of the effort is to diminish the resources available to the regime it's very hard i would say for me to see. a dictator such as from the girl can really have a role to play in the building of a democratic venezuela. but venezuela wasn't elliot's only latin american adventure back in the 1980 s. he played an enterable part in trying to overthrow the governments of el salvador and nicaragua and gautam allah for ronald reagan's administration. it appears to be an incident which is at least being significantly missed used at the very best by

no difference between john bolton and brian who go elliott abrams when it comes to the u.s. iran policy american officials have bitten off more than they could chew same applies to my pump a 0 donald trump and successes in addition to promising to suffocate iran with maximum pressure sanctions trump still hasn't provided a better nuclear deal than the one he took the us out of 2 years ago but who knows given another 4 years and maybe it'll get done if and when we win we will make deals with the rand very quickly washington's been flopping sanctions and embargoes on iran for decades and you know what the country's still kicking but don't worry throwing another war hawk at iran will work this time washington promises it's going up to 6 30 am here in moscow that's it for the see myself for no join us again and off with the latest news headlines. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy one sunday shouldn't let it be an arms race off and spearing dramatic to follow only closely and going to exist i don't see how that strategy will be successful ver

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no difference between john bolton and bryan hook or elliott abrams when it comes to the u.s. iran policy american officials have bitten off more than they could chew same applies to my pompei o'donnell trump and successes in addition to promising to suffocate iran with maximum pressure of sanctions trump still hasn't provided a better nuclear deal than the one he took the us out of 2 years ago but who knows given another 4 years and maybe it'll get done if and when we win. we will make deals with the rand very quickly washington's been slapping sanctions and embargoes on iran for decades and you know what the country still kicking but don't worry throwing another war hawk at iran will work this time washington promises. don't call it a reporting that a i heard officially intelligence that they're coming more and more ubiquitous in our everyday lives but you may think robots are likely exempt from accusations of racial bias it's not the case it seems a british university study suggests the machines aren't immune to prejudice. their presentations i think our. future with them a

no difference between john bolton bryan hook elliott abrams when it comes to the u.s. iran policy american officials have bitten off more than they could chew same applies to my pump aoe donald trump and successes in addition to promising to suffocate iran with maximum pressure sanctions trump still hasn't provided a better nuclear deal than the one he took the us out of 2 years ago but who knows give him another 4 years and maybe it will get done if and when we wish. we will make deals with the rand very quickly washington's been slapping sanctions and embargoes on iran for decades and you know what the country's still kicking but don't worry throwing another war hawk at iran will work this time washington promises. a round up of the day's top news for now thanks for tuning in. welcome to kaiser report summer solutions we have an exciting guest to talk about solutions you know during the year we talk about all those crazy problems out there and then during the summer we hit you with solutions that's right so lucian's and today we're going to be talking with o.b. no su

no difference between john bolton bryan hook or elliott abrams when it comes to the u.s. iran policy american officials have bitten off more than they could chew same applies to my pompei o'donnell trump and successes in addition to promising to suffocate iran with maximum pressure of sanctions trump still hasn't provided a better nuclear deal than the one he took the us out of 2 years ago but who knows give him another 4 years and maybe it will get done if and when we win. we will make deals with the rand very quickly washington's been slapping sanctions and embargoes on iran for decades and you know what the country still kicking but don't worry throwing another war hawk at iran will work this time washington promises. don't call reporting now ai much fishel intelligence is becoming more and more ubiquitous course in everyday lives you might think that robots though are likely exempt from asians of racial bias seems not the case british university studies suggest machines aren't immune to prejudice. the presentations of fertility and machines and our future with them ar

the american people should find any testimony that you give today to be truthful washington says abrams is its new envoy but for turan it's anything but new no difference between john bolton and brian who call elliott abrams when it comes to the u.s. iran policy american officials have bitten off more than they could chew same applies to my pump aoe donald trump and successes in addition to promising to suffocate iran with maximum pressure sanctions trump still hasn't provided a better nuclear deal than the one he took the us out of 2 years ago but who knows give him another 4 years and maybe it will get done if and when we will. we will make deals with the rand very quickly washington's been flopping sanctions and embargoes on iran for decades and you know what the country's still kicking but don't worry throwing another war hawk at iran will work this time washington promises. that's a global news breakdown for this hour thanks for tuning in. we have been listening but only one of them made. me. think that if. it is taken initiate it. last we're getting a sample like we're. the most p

no difference between john bolton bryan hook or elliott abrams when it comes to the u.s. iran policy american officials have bitten off more than they could chew same applies to my pompei o'donnell trump and successes in addition to promising to suffocate iran with maximum pressure sanctions trump still hasn't provided a better nuclear deal than the one he took the us out of 2 years ago but who knows give him another 4 years and maybe it will get done if and when we win we will make deals with the rand very quickly washington's been slapping sanctions and embargoes on iran for decades and you know what the country still kicking but don't worry throwing another war hawk at iran will work this time washington promises. don't call it a cover in the one well that's just a snapshot this last half hour of the stories we're talking about today so much more dirty dot com so much more of various social media why not to check it out if you get a spare minute for now though reporting from moscow it's kevin 0 in here thank you so much for watching and have a great tuesday. is your me

share concerns with people like stacey abrams and fair fight. i share concerns about the voter suppression tactics that have different states doing different things like voter consolidation and creating massive lines by removing people from the voter rolls. and now the attack on the post office makes people unsure whether, even if there is a vote male, whether that will be counted and countered on time. i think we will see people showing up at the polls in massive numbers. our lesson from 2016, and a place like georgia or texas or florida, turnout for women of color, black and brown women who have in previous cycles elected and reelected barack obama, had the highest turnout of any race and gender. in 2016, it was on average, and therefore democrats lost. i think women of color and everyone who wants to see donald trump out of the white house is going to have to make a plan to vote and understand the rules of the state and make sure to register with a verified toistration right now -- register or verify the registration right now and vote early

during his own right i mean he hired in fire john bolton he's brought in elliott abrams and you know with some very nuance on the margins it's a it's a bush obama foreign policy and as in the end it shows that it is his role as president as animals nothing to do with steering the ship of state for the united states and i think that is really pathetic because that was one of the foundations that he ran on as president and people voted for us i mean i think the disheartening part is that after bolton and the mistakes that trump made with bolton mcmasters and all kinds and all kinds of people and now you have abrams getting elevated but i think that's that's definitely an element of having tom pale as secretary of state as trump went to reelection i expect and i expect that tom taylor will be moving on that's what i think will happen and i think a lot will change if cantelli does move on and if if trump appoints a proper secretary or secretary of state and not a neo-con or near liberal like topsail then we may see some changes maybe a slim type of appointed a 21 but saying that you know

stacey abrams, always great to talk to you. thank you for making time tonight. >> thanks for having me. >>> ahead, the biden campaign takes a new angle in their latest ad. a persuasive appeal to one of the president's biggest audiences. that's coming up. >>> the trump re-election campaign basically is two rhetorical modes right now as they are floundering. one is pander to the base and turn that pandering up to 11. so you get stuff like this in cleveland today where the president said joe biden is going to hurt god. >> he's going to do things that nobody ever -- would ever think even possible because he's following the radical left agenda. take away your guns. destroy your second amendment. no religion. no anything. hurt the bible. hurt god. he's against god. >> no religion. hurt the bible. and hurt god. . which is hard to do. i don't even know how you hurt god. now, that kind of rhetoric is designed to fire up the base. so that one mode. the other is to try to convince other people, the nonhardcore believers that the pandemic

why does abrams keep getting a free pass to spread these type of conspiracy theories?>se look, laura, everyone who wants to vote in this election that's eligible to vote is going to get the vote. it really is an excuse for why she lost an election in 2018 and she's creating a road map of excuses for biden when president trump gets reelected in november and he is going to get reelected becausein he knows how to create jobs that left everyone in this economy up. he knows how to stand with our law enforcement. he strengthened our military. he helps americans be safe and secure. it's going to be completely evident to be on stage next week and that's what americans want, they want that certainty and security in the communities within their jobs. to talk about voter suppression, talk about the united states postal service. they were distracting from their lack of a platform that lifts all americans up. >> laura: here's what she said last night on msnbc. watch. >> what brian kemp had done in plain sight is what they been operationalizing, he just decided to do it on steroids.

tonight stacey abrams will be on with aaron haynes. she was previously the national brighter on race for the associated press. we are so grateful for her participation this evening. you can submit them using the q and a button, also included a link where you are definitely going to want to purchase an autographed copy of "our time is now". i'm excited to listen to and learn from these extraordinary women. thanks again for joining us and please welcome stacey abrams and errin haines into your home. >> thank you so much and thank you so much for what i hope is going to be a robust conversation with somebody who covered for a long time and could not want to hear more from in this moment in our democracy facing what i feel is the most consequential election of our time. welcome, stacey abrams. we've got to stop meeting like this. good to see you again. i feel i am a native of atlanta not to start this conversation without talking about, delay the front of the pandemic but nonetheless turned out to be a debacle of democracy. you see what is

right now he will be joined by the great stacey abrams.s. >> it is great to see you, rachel. great to see you joy and nicole in the msnbc version of the nba bubble. looks fun there. yes, everything we have been seen surrounding the postal service in the last few weeks, the president's never ending attacks on the election, it comes as no surprise perhaps that a new nbc news wall street journal poll finds today that americans are not counted that mail-in ballots will be counted. joining me is stacey abrams who ran for governor of georgia back in 2018. she has since dedicated herself to protecting elections, the right to vote, forming fair fight action. it is great to have you on, stacy. thanks for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> so i have been thinking about this issue in two ways. i thought there was no one better to think about it in these ways than you because of your experience in georgia. there is an interview in "the washington post" with a lawyer today basically saying that even the story itself about the possibility your v

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one woman advocating for the job is stacey abrams and she joins me next.n a crisis, you're tested. as a nation, we've been tested before. and he has, too. during the worst financial collapse in a generation, with our economy on the brink, joe biden led the recovery act that saved millions of jobs and restored the middle class. during the deadliest ebola outbreak in history, he helped lead the response that beat back an epidemic and kept americans safe. now, we're being tested again, and joe biden knows the answer is not ignoring the crisis, bailing out big corporations, and dividing a nation in pain. it's working together to protect the workers who keep us strong, rebuild the middle class, pay people what they deserve, and give every american the path to a good-paying job, a quality education, and affordable health care. that's joe biden -- tested, and ready on day one. i'm joe biden and i approve this message. (burke)eighbor) oh, just puttering, tinkering... commemorating bizarre mishaps that farmers has seen and covered. had a little extra time on my han

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tois a fantastic addition special representative abrams' portfolio. to ensure-positioned u.s.icy takes a more holistic approach to disrupt illicit lows between iran and venezuela and support our policy strategy for each country. thank you. now it is time to bring in the atlantic council author. in the policy brief released today, you characterized the maduro regime as the leader of a joint criminal enterprise. could you explain the regional and global nature of the regime's political activities and the threat to security? and the you, diego atlantic council. it is nice to see the other folks, assistant secretary natali oversaw my research and i have worked with admiral faller and others. i appreciate the opportunity. the point of what we are trying to outline in this paper and other work that we have done as part of the deputy assistant isretary's efforts recognizing that it is a consortium of states that now recognizes international crime as a source of state power. that beginning with chavez and the castro brothers in cuba to intentionally knit together criminal enterprises

tonight stacy abrams will be in conversation with erin haynes, award-winning journalist and editor at large the 19. she was editor for associated press focused on the intersectionof race , politics andculture . we are so grateful for her participation this evening area later in the program we will take some of your questions. you can submit them using the q and a button at the bottom of your zoom window or we're also including a link in the chat box where your definitely want to going to want to purchase an autographed copy and i'm so excited to learn from these extraordinary women. thanks again for joining us and please welcome stacy abrams and erin haynes into yourhome . >> thank you so much heather and thank you so much for what i hope is going to be a robust conversation with somebody who covered for a long time and who could not be somebody i would want to hear more from them at this moment in our democracy and facing what i feel like is the most consequential election of our time so leader abrams, we've got to stop meeting like this. it's good to be with you again. >> good to se

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if everyone from aoc to joe biden, stacy abrams, some other featured guest as well. it just under an hour ago, joe biden officially clinched the nomination. it was right for saturday and night live. we break down what you may have missed with ben shapiro, mike huckabee, raymond arroyo and a lot more. also, her ad went viral for good reason. tonight, republican kimberly clay sik is here exclusively to tell us why she thinks she made baltimore an example to the other democrat run cities. first, another night of democrats doing everything in their power to avoid telling you what their real plans are if the country picks joe biden. they trotted out old familiar faces in a desperate attempt to reassure midwest voters that biden will govern as a moderate. however, after watching tonight's speakers line up, every american should be alarm alarmed. it was a who's who of failures. it each of whom have done immense damage to our country. let's start with this blast from the past. >> joe biden was my first and most effective supporter. he understands dignity, rights, and vision.