how insulting is barack obama and it stacy abrams it to african american men?oking at poles, demographics, not doing well with these demographics so they are trying to insult people into voting for the candidate of their choice? that is not the best strategy in my mind. >> also they're trying to socially shame people in my opinion. always had this happened back in the days of hillary clinton calling is deplorable's, i think that's 12016 the polls gave hillary clinton and over 90% chance of winning that election because a lot of folks felt socially shame for supporting donald trump. raising that facade has fallen away for a lot of people, people are proud to be trump supporters, they are tired of being targeted and demonized. these are patriotic americans far from average, exceptional americans, hardworking that is supporting trump. and i think they have poked at the bare, a weekend of the beast because all of those trump supporters we did not want to stay in line tuesday, tuesday, maybe wanted to sit this one out, they are more fired up than ever, proud to be d

>> abrams co-wrote and co-directed the film with his childhood best friends from wisconsin, jerry andid zucker, known as the comedy team zaz rams. >> plagued by fumbles as earthquakes rock los angeles. film. >> at 11, they used their cult success from writing the sketch comedy film the kentucky fried movie in 1977 to convince paramount to let them do something kind of unheard of. >> can you fly this airplane and land it? no. >> they wanted to take a paramount airplane disaster movie from 1957 called zero hour. >> looks like i picked the wrong week to quit smoking and just make a straight up parody of it. >> looks like i picked the wrong week to quit amphetamines. >> the result was a surprising box office smash that made almost $200 million on a $3.5 million budget. >> sir, i'm sorry i have to wake you. you a doctor? >> that's right. it also helped totally relaunch and recalibrate the careers of old school actors like leslie nielsen here, who were cast to play it straight and deliver their lines like they were actually in a 1950s disaster movie. >> does it make sense? you know. good po

just finding a work in us abrams tank that was apparently abandoned as being circulating on social media. several dozen of the most the $1000000.00 vehicles was applied to key as back in september. with the latest report was claiming that over 2 thirds of those have either been destroyed, disabled, or captured. lots of australia is planning to send almost 50 abrams to ukraine, off the, having its own stokes replenished by the us. no concrete dates of being set to deliver the aging. and one, a, one models are we spoke with former senior security policy analyst in the office of the us secretary of defense smart community. first a's keeps troops are unable to use the equipment effectively. the west has tired of trying to help him through through all these arms and nothing ever happens. but we're seeing the, the, the western equipment which they are not accustomed to really being destroyed. and we can't, the, the west cannot supply it fast enough. of those tanks, for example, just are rather an effective way they're, they're being employed in, in the, by, by the ukrainians right now. and the

that's as fairly, as planning to send all those 50 abrams to your train. after having its own stocks replenished by the us, no concrete dates. so how being said to deliver the aging m one a one models? well, we spoke with a former senior security policy on list for the us secretary of defense. mike maluso stays at, keeps trips are unable to use the equipment effectively. the west has tired of trying to help him through through all these arms and nothing ever happens private . we're seeing the, the, the western equipment which they are not accustomed to really being destroyed and, and we can't the, the west cannot supply it fast enough. those tanks, for example, just are rather and effective the way they're, they're being employed in, in the, by, by the ukrainians right now. and the fact now that they were able, that the rest of the forces were able to capture a fully functional abrams to me suggests that they're gonna, they're gonna see just why it's so difficult and complicated of even for the ukrainians to use. because those tanks are highly sophisticate

lots of australia is planning to spend almost 50 abrams to ukraine off to having his own stokes, with plant a shed by the us. no concrete dates have being set to deliver the aging and one a one models are we spoke with former senior security policy analyst in the office of the us, secretary of defense, michael mallory, thursday's caps. troops are unable to use the equipment effectively. the west has tired of trying to help him through through all these arms and nothing ever happens. but we're seeing the, the, the western equipment which they are not accustomed to really being destroyed. and we can't, the, the west cannot supply it fast enough. of those tanks, for example, just are rather an effective way they're, they're being employed in, in the, by, by the ukrainians right now. and the fact now that they were able, that the russian forces were able to capture a fully functional abrams to me suggests that they're gonna, they're going to see just why it's so difficult and complicated of even for the ukrainians to use. because those tanks are highly sophisticated, very technical and, a

stacey abrams, the losing candidate for governor was questioning the election as secretary raffensperger came in and then we had a national election and president trump questioned the election but he was re-elected and he's here today having run an election. maybe you have less of an aftermath but he's going to talk about election reform. and we'll ask him questions and then we want to hear from you. secretary? mr. raffensperger: it's a great honor to be here with a.e.i. georgia leads the nation in election management. our elections are secure, free, fair, and fast. it's all come together and people saw that nationwide. that's what i've been leading on in georgia the last several years. i look forward to sharing our ideas, what we've been doing in georgia with you because you think about it, where we are right now in a new congress, now is just a great opportunity. how can we prove the election process not just for one or two states but all 50 states so they finish as fast as georgia did this past election cycle. number one, my focus has been since day one to put voters first. i think th

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either been destroyed, disabled, or captured, that says this truly is planning to send almost 50 abrams to ukraine. after having its own stock for punished by the us. no concrete dates not being set to deliver the aging m on a one models well on the receiving end flooding. there's zalinski is looking quote, worn and stressed. according to mainstream media outlets, citing us officials who report he's anxious by fossil fuels setbacks. i'm the american presidential election. mister zalinski does indeed to appear rather worse for work in his latest address on social media where he criticizes rushes ability to use western components for its arms and drones or calling for more sanctions against moscow. i don't see it possible and obviously to talk to you in just the little russian was gradually escalate the exact timothy with as i sadly it is still able to use west and components for this. so as with the show head drones, the same applies to russian miss on out sports. they all have components from other country like fighting against russian strikes means, among other things and multiple figh

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forest and west towards acres home, i pledge every day to work hard for my constituents franklin, and abrams. through his years in business, tony has learned a lot about the value of hard work, strong customer service and uniting tony's employed hundreds of wisconsinites over the years and he now brings that same common-sense business acumen to this body where he's greatly needed where we need be a smalln and he is going to help themalln everyday americans pursue the american dream. once again, i extend my heartfelt congratulations to tony, his wife angela and his four sons, charlie, frank, george, and simon on this momentous occasion. i certainly had a chance to see his four sons on the campaign trail and they're like a whirlwind across northeastern wisconsin. with that, i'd like to congratulate the congressman from wisconsin, congressman tony wied! mr. wied: thank you, mr. speaker, and my colleague from wisconsin, the republican dean of the delegation, congressman glenn grothman. i want to start by expressing my deepest gratitude to my wife of 24 years, angela. and also to my four boys and

joining us right now is stacey abrams, the former democratic leader of the georgia house. she's also the host of the new podcast assembly required with stacey abrams. it's good to see you. thanks for coming in. >> you just recently said that georgia is ground zero for misinformation and disinformation. this campaign cycle. >> do you think it's taking hold having an influence on voters in georgia, or do you think the pushback, like we're seeing from raffensperger there, is doing enough to kind of dispel the lies and lay out the facts? >> i would say that luckily, we have a very strong network of organizations that have been paying attention to disinformation flooding our state for multiple months and while we appreciate the fact that the secretary of state is weighing in, we know that this has been happening for years. in fact, on my podcast, associate, who is one of the leading figures on disinformation, pointed out that it's been targeting voters in georgia for quite some time. and unfortunately, some of that misinformation has come from within the state but what we do kn

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and stacey abrams telling african american men that they are racist and sexist. really? and you want them to listen to you? and donald trump supporters, by the way, are not garbage. we are not trash. everything they are now saying is not just lies but they are big lies. the american people are not happy about it and they should not be. take a look. >> would you stand up if you are wearing a safety vest. if you are safety vest this morning. [cheering and applause] there you go. >> there you go! >> i know someone in south carolina and scent me a picture of them dressed up yesterday and it is a safety vest pushing the green. [chanting] [chanting] >> now we need to add a name tag that says hello, my name is barb >> by the way they are chanting we are trash. that's the first time in america that chant -- that will not be replicated at any other point. >> they can have a sense of humour about it but there is too much at stake. but the country is a pivotal election. it is literally a tipping point as we call it. and the divisive rhetoric on the left is worse than ever. we alway

a round of applause for meg medina and abrams. are we already on? oh, yes. yes.well, this is an honor for me. i have to tell. thank you. oh, good morning, everybody. i'm so glad you're here today. so we're going to talk for about 30 minutes. we're going to talk about our lives as writers. we're going to talk we're going to dig into stacey's new book. stacey speaks up, and then there'll be a little of time at the end for questions. sounds good. can i interrupt before we get started? so you guys are awesome, but you're going to annoy each other in about 3 minutes because you have these little miniature that you're using as cameras. so meg and i are going to stand in three spots on the stage. you'll get to take all the pictures you want and the phones are going to go in laps and our listening ears are coming on. okay. oh, i guess. can we pose. this way? all right. but before. you. make. okay, my. friend, i. back by the fourth grade to. take my. three to. three. and i think that. i'm stealing that trick forever. have at it. i. okay. don't you want to hear, like, the

. >> news nation tonight in a dan abrams live exclusive.fficial fired over messages to avoid houses with trump signed tells her side of the story when she says she's not the only one to dan abrams live tonight, 9, 8, central >> the u.s. postal service's immortalizing the late betty white. the late great betty white with the stamp is part of its collection of commemorative stamps being released next year. betty white rose to fame on the mary tyler moore show and golden girls. she died just weeks before her one 100th birthday in 2021. always relevant, i guess you could say about her. she's amazing. no word yet, though, official release date for the stamp. >> check this out. a gold pocket watch given to a ship captain who helped save titanic survivors just sold at auction for nearly 2 million dollars. 3 women who survived the sinking ship in 1912 gave captain arthur rostron the 18 carat tiffany watch after he diverted his passenger ship. the rms carpathia and save 700 people. the carp at was another ship that came to the titanic ce aid after i

he emphasizes general creighton abrams who will be talking about at length he takes over as a senior us commander in 1968 and surely says that he basically sides with the hearts, minds revisionists. he says that general abrams went from a conventional search and destroy strategy to clear and hold and we'll get more into these as we go along. but search and destroy essentially refers to the idea that you just send big units out to go try to pulverize the enemy, clear and hold as you send out smaller units, you go in area, you hold on to it, help develop or consult that control over the population and sorley makes the case which some other revisionists have made not as deeply that. south vietnam is actually winning the war in the early 1970s and that it was only lost because american support was withdrawn in. that american support have to be withdrawn. the there are other revisionists who come out and go into a lot more detail on some of the things harry summers talked about just saying. it's not the problem that we're what doing inside south vietnam, but the us messed up because what

it began with the longer-range missiles and we saw it with abrams and patriots, we saw it with atacms the decision to u them. this is the standard pattern of the biden team. the other steps he has taken about military equipping, we have seen this throughout his administration and that is nothing new. >> are they taking less seriously, the threats from vladimir putin that he would turn to nuclear weapons? >> they have over time, refused to provide weapons in a timely fashion because they were intimidated by putin's nuclear threats and then they got accustomed to giving the weapons and that pattern has persisted down t-- down to this decision to using atacms on russian territory. to call it a major escalation is wrong. the major escalation is the introduction of at least 10,000 north korean troops, 9000 -- >> putin has consistently said when he talks about tse longer-range missiles that if the u.k. were to -- if the ukrainians were to use the u.k. missileshan the u.k. would be seen as a participant in the war, rather than an ally. do you think from the u.k. perspective, this incases the

stacey abrams says they're racist. and a lot of what they said was just flat out lies. kamala told us for three years, the border was was secure. it was not. everybody knew it wasn't, she said. for three years that inflation was transitory and denied that we had an inflation problem. she also lied during the campaign. her final argument, she told american women she told them that donald trump's going to sign a national abortion ban. that was a lie, she said. donald trump will limit your access to contraception. that was a lie. she said that he would ban ivf. that was a lie. she tried to scare seniors and say that he's going to take away your social security and medicare. he promised he would not do it. benefits went up in his first term when he was president. so analyze that strategy. you can't run on what you did or what you succeeded at. so you're going to go to the lowest level, tell lies and call people nazis and fascists. not a good strategy, stephen. a not nice either. well, i'm not i'm not going to deny that it's not the greatest strategy. i don't know if you're

if they don't, if, quote, the brothers don't vote for kamala harris and stacey abrams telling african american men that they're racist and sexist. really? and you want them to listen to you and donald trump's supporters by the way, are not we're not garbage. we're not trash. everything they are now saying are not just lies, but they're big lies. the american people are not happy about it, and they shouldn't be. take a look. hey, would you stand up if you're wearing a safety vest? if you're wearing a safety vest, this morning. there you go. there you go. orange. all right. we can see him a mile off. i know someone in south carolina that sent me a picture of them dressed up yesterday. and it's the safety vest pushing the green, what we call a herby kirby. the green garbage can and a trump hat. and now we need to add a name tag that says, hello, my name is garbage. and by the way, they were chanting we are trash. that's the first time in america i've never heard that has ever that will not be replicated at any other point. have you got to laugh? the they're chanting, we're not trash. no,

that he is the only person that has continued to reject, that is absolutely patently false. stacy abrams has made the comment even this year . hillary clinton is very confident this year i've, i've said absolutely awful. i agree with you, but what i'm, what i'm, what i'm pointing to is a larger problem, but we have to restore the faith and americans most right. i get a vote, it should count. you get a boat, it should count. winter. i'll shake your hand. that's the way it shouldn't be, that's the half, but i should be ready. 6, would you mention that? yep, absolutely not. great. okay. all right, that that is unacceptable. oh no one candidate has inspired that kind of behavior. if, if you're, if you're, if you're going into the capitol, like that'd be a problem. if you're, if you're having a free speech and you're exercising your right to free speech and protesting something that's totally fine. it needs to be peaceful. that's what makes america great. hopefully we can restore. okay, we'll leave it there. thank you so much for your analysis. a here's what's coming up on the, i'll just ther

the past with every single weapon systems, whether it was the himars systems or the f-16s or the abrams tanks, they would have to get to. yes, at some point and at first it was a firm no from the united states. and then as developments occurred, each one of those weapon systems became part of the ukrainian arsenal sometimes, like in the case of the abrams tanks, too late to have an impact on the battlefield as the ukrainians had originally intended but when it comes to the atacms, it remains to be seen. a lot of people are saying that this is a bit too late and a dollar short however, it has had an impact already and you showed the graphic of the attack on bryansk which is just to the west of kursk, which is the region that ukraine has occupied a part of. so all of this is an incredible movement on the part of the biden administration to try to get a foothold in the area to a firm foothold that is basically a forcing mechanism to get the russians and the ukrainians basically to the negotiating table. and that's, i think what we're seeing. so this can feed into what trump wants to do whe

it was evident my mind could see the kind of game that they were and always has been up to elliot abrams. another one is south america who, if he does the same again, his administration will not to be able to get out from the swamp. not just this lump in washington, but the swamp in world affairs that has been created by the united states in recent decades. well the night is still very young. i think a lot of people felt confident if they were in trumps, come back in 2020. they were a couple of biscuits, a slightly different news. the still projections i bought it definitely looks like a trump seems to be powering ahead in some of the states which might be crucial to say to a re election that was uh, george galloway was bought your br, it's need a full mouth which is m p it is always a pleasure getting you've used to insight your opinion. you'll take. thank you very much, george. as well, how do things dot? it is around just before 11 pm eastern time. and you can see the tiniest head. donald trump stands incorrectly $188.00 alex to real service. how iris comparatively dry can hot heels b

so the supply abrams thanks. then it's a supply patry of the system. so air defense system see great and you know was nothing happens that will did not happen. and those are the authorized to say, no nuclear threat either across the entire, you know, there's a good be nuclear. well, because about i can basically i, i can see that i can bet and the reputation, whatever remains that. but anyway there's no, there's not gonna be new level for the grain. and of course in knows very well then the nuclear confrontation with nick and that's going to be neutral concentration with nature. he's going to lose the top the, the change in policy by the white house. it could be seen as an attempt to hit directly where north korean soldiers are suspected to possibly be. so you've got russia as the stage for a proxy conflict between washington and john yang. now that if it's true, it's anything but flattering for president vladimir, perchance ego. now do you see that? oh, you're right, right. uh, the present biden's, very much concerned about north koreans residence and

it became conditional that to biden 1st provide americans abrams time. so the question marks of how much sense that makes in the bass of field for germany to then also provide its own types and much larger numbers. and what i've sold wouldn't really give us a comment, although we asked twice on how he sees to biden's decision that fits firmed up the way it's being reported. and he said that this was a fundamental principle that he stuck to, that didn't want to provoke an escalation at, and t one simply throw that overboard. but all of this has to be clearly seen within that context of him. only really guessing positive regimes in the polls when he's reluctant to send those, the orange missiles to ukraine. and that's something he to the also doesn't want to endanger domestic sees. so yes, so he's got one i of course, on his domestic audience. what about the, on the international scene there, i assume that everyone is talking about what is going to happen in january. the return of donald trump, to the white house. and are, are they assuming with that, we w

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addition to the daily daily destruction of various vehicles, ahmed personnel, carriers tags, leopards abrams tags. ukraine has thrust its, its best, the finest its most capable units into the course region and many of the, including apple and troops need troops in or discuss, otherwise, just as. and so these, these, these will hook over over the russians could ration, says, let's move in full 100 credit troops, whitfield in the region, the low, low and over the past 24 hours, which is about average for both of the losses that you credit intakes uh, in that region, uh, overall $35000.00 troops and created to have either been killed or or incapacitated to the degree that they will fight again during the fight as will of course regents and this may this year overall on the front line in the don't boss ends up, all of the trend continues, whereby ukraine is slowly hemorrhaging territory is suffering more and more losses . and there is now talk about ukrainians. the busha is prepared, fresh, offensive. inseparable is. yeah, i'm kind of the regions quite. i'll senior correspondent as much as they

addition to the daily daily destruction of various vehicles, ahmed personnel, carriers tags, leopards abrams tags, ukraine has thrust its. it's best, the finest. it's most capable units into the course region and many of the, including the board troops, elite troops, and already discussed little issues. and so these, these will hook over all the russians could ration says, that's moving full 100. you credited troops were killed in the course region, the low alone over the past 24 hours, which is about average for was up to the last was that you credit intakes uh in that region. uh, overall $35000.00 troops, credit troops have either been killed or, or incapacitated to the degree that they would fight again during the pricing of the course region. since may this year overall on the front slide in the don't boss ends up. i told you of the trend continues whereby ukraine is slowly have merging territory. it is suffering more and more losses. and there is now talk about ukrainians. the russia is preparing fresh offensive examples. yes. and how to regions. what are on confirmed media reports? thi

still manufacturers, munitions, it repairs, conduct repairs of ahmed vehicles. supply by the west abrams tides net protected strategy guides, as well as personal carriers from bradley's to mazda infantry advising vehicles supplied by the west to ukraine. he's destroyed damaged by rush on the front lines . they go back there for repairs. that was struck in a dramatic fashion. you could see that was miss housing, enticing like rays of life was a blue sky. and perhaps that was the point, a demonstration of strength, a demonstration. this isn't going to get any better that you are going to stop us and you've made yourselves more unsafe then you would before you unbox or they stood. and there is, there is still of course, the question of why the, by the ministrations decide to lift these restrictions. especially given the most western weapons types me, solid types, russia has led to shoot jobs, evidently. what be sure, and brands you can cause age and a half z, he's the warehouse the i moved up in brands the falls, the fall. bowes would have been chosen for vendors that can be improved and sa

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