here to discuss is alex burns, -- and ashley allison.t this was not part of the campaign promise this, the idea of him running on it. there's been a lot of cynicism around if he could truly pass legal muster, or if it was a ploy to entice voters to be there. that cynicism i do not think rings true, but that is a concern people have raised. given the fact that he ran on this, was able to at least temporarily accomplish it, and before midterm elections, how will this play out in terms of how young voters in particular are viewing the administration's ability to follow through on their promises? >> well, it is not biden's fault that the court is positing this executive order. i think it is actually a trump judge that is positing this, and i think what we are seeing, particularly if republicans hold the house, if i was the democrats in the senate i would bring it to the floor and yet again draw a distinction on the party that is trying to deliver winds for the people and the younger generation and the party that is not. i will continue to do

we have cnn political analyst alex burns, and former rnc medications director, ashley allison is back as well. there is a lot happening right now, kari lake is responding already to the idea that she has been called is the one who hasn't won the particular race, she would have some issue with that, but where things go from here. when you think about where we are, a week almost away from the midterm elections, i know it is six days away, but alex, thinking about this, we are still calling races right now, even for those who have been election deniers and at a time when people assumed the closing argument of joe biden was odd, what does that tell you? >> what it tells you is when election deniers were on the ballot, closely contested races, voters generally rejected them, and that what kari lake does from here is not actually all that important in the democratic process, it is better when candidates concede gracefully and certainly in this powder keg atmosphere of some of the states and municipalities, it can be really dangerous when candidates refuse to concede. but it is important for

the political analyst, ashley medicine, also kevin, who worked on the presidential campaign, and alex burns is here as well. good to see you all here tonight. look, there has been a bit of a pass that was over the weekend. it's thanksgiving, and hoping to hear from many members of congress. they're hopefully doing what we're doing, eating turkey. but on monday today, we are hearing things, we are hearing some condemnation. but i want to just, sort, of orient the discussion for a moment. because not everyone might know who mr. fuentes's. and what he stands for. you hear the name and wonder, now what could he have possibly have said? we played through a little bit of clips that he has, a mash-up of comments that this person who now has access to the former president of the united states, would say. >>, we've got the white question man that built this country the first time. and we'll do it again. dumoulin atmosphere done, send the military into these black neighborhoods, make the streets safe, don't complain about it. it doesn't matter. it doesn't matter, they're never gonna vote for us. who

back with me now ashley outs, and kevin, mountain alex burns returns as well. want to play for you this part. because governor kemp, i think, really encapsulates exactly why there has been the turnouts. and why he is still promoting and endorsing herschel walker. this is what he had to say about why you should vote here and now. but >> we cannot rest on our laurels everyone. we are going to decide who are senator is. this is going to be a turnout election. who is more motivated? is it them or us? >> not a whole lot about herschel walker's campaign platform. >> turnout. who's going to turn out? that is a crux of it right? that is what he saying but. >> the basement about this race right now that it's been three weeks. one week to go. it is been an extension of we saw for the last eight months. it is just the same messages, it is the same tactics, it is the same two candidates, spending money on ads. that is really all it is. not much has changed in the last three. weeks >> $50 million worth of ads by the way. democrats higher, 37.3 million for democrats. 20.2 mi

let's talk with my panel here, i have alex burns, karen finney, and dug high. when you look at that, you think about how the capitol police was monitoring, but no one was watching because she was in washington d. c., and he was of course in california. but this is not the first time that we have seen, even in this election cycle, toxicity. you wrote a very interesting op-ed for the washington post, doug, when you are communications director, you are part of the fire pelosi slogan. tell me about how your thoughts have evolved since then, you say. >> it really started on friday. earlier in the week, last week, i emailed a couple of colleagues and said whatever happened to the fire pelosi band? and i was going to see, what are we going to do with this, if this is presumably nancy pelosi's last election? then friday happened, and it made me think about what rhetoric i had used in the past, and certainly everything that we see that spins everyone up. and when you start to write about that, you start to get criticisms of both sides, or the other side is worse than mi

i've got alex burns, karen finny, and doug hie.n you think about the capitol police were monitoring but nobody was watching because she was in washington, d.c., he of course in california. but this is not the first time we've seen even in this election cycle toxicity. i mean you wrote a really interesting op-ed for "the washington post" when you were with the rnc communications director you were part of the fire pelosi slogan. tell me about how your thoughts have evolved since then, you say. >> well, it really started on friday. earlier in the week last week i e-mailed a couple of colleagues and said, hey, whatever happened to the fire pelosi banner that frankly i stole on the last day of my tenure at the rnc? i protit with me, and i said what are we going to do with this if this is presumably nancy pelosi's last election, and then friday happened and it made me think about what rhetoric i'd used in the past, and certainly everything we see that spins everyone up. and when you start to write about that, you get to get criticisms of

let's bring in our panel right now, we have cnn critical analyst alex burns, and former rnc communicationsashley allison is back with us as well. look at, there is a lot happening right now. kari lake is responding already stating that she has been called as the one who did not win this particular race. and that is expected that sh

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alex. george? >>> we're going to get an update now on jay leno, discharged from pa california hospital after a week after being severely burneda garage fire. the first public photos since the accident reveals significant scarring. our newest correspondent is in los angeles with the story. good morning, demarco. >> reporter: george, good morning to you. jay leno was out of the hospital and on the road to recovery after suffering significant second and third-degree burns. for the first time, we're taking a look at those scars and a picture taken at the time of his release. this morning, jay leno was all smiles in this newly-released photo, the first image of the star following the devastating car fire, standing with medical staff after being released from the burn center. the second and third-degree burn wounds he sustained to his face, chest and hands visible to the eye. dr. grossman wrote in a statement overnight, i am pleased with jay's progress and i am optimistic that he will make a full recovery. the 72-year-old comedian hospitalized for ten days after a flash gasoline fire left him with deep third-degree burns. the forme

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