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alford desires, says the referendum is actually a way out of the war. but the west does not shake this opinion. the charter of the united nations, which is the world constitution, provides for self determination as it use gold and right. so, so to turn the nation, the realization there is a conflict conflict prevention strategy. and it is the function of the united nations to facilitate, of course, what we need most today. sit down on the go. she and this will be an element of negotiations depending on the result of the referenda. the western countries got really included. they have already app priority taken a position that is referenda is a shack, but they've taken that position before. so no matter what the result is, we are going to reject it. the problem is that the united nations, as an organization and the un human rights council is essentially in the service of washington at brussels. everybody knows that nobody likes to ask me that it is. it is major failure on the part of our secretary general and the new residence of dumbass have been conside

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. >> all right let's discuss now, cnn political commentator alice stewart is here, and natasha alfordu this evening. alice, wait, what? she's not with us. why are you in d. c. and not on the set with us? >> i wasn't invited, don. >> oh, you don't need an invitation. just hop on the bus. you don't need to discuss much. so let me start with, natasha, i'll actually start with you. the president tonight spoke. is that the message that is going to fire up voters in the midterm elections going forward about saving democracy and peoples rights? >> i think he spoke directly to americans who have been horrified with what they've been witnessing over the past year. the insurrection, politicians going along with b the big lie. politicians that you would expect would know better. and i think he was a champion for them tonight. and i was waiting to see, don, if he was going to be a little less forward. because we have been talking about his language, and his tone. but he was really unapologetic about calling out the extremism. it's noteworthy that he called out white supremacists, which i thought

and, that includes catherine jeffrey to who is with us now on the line from alford, florida. thank you for joining, us i am sure that it has been a long night. you are in -- you're not in coastal florida. and yet, what has it been like? >> well, you know for the last, gosh, i would say for the last 12 hours you know it's just been incredibly windy, rainy. we woke up earlier yesterday. we weren't really expecting too much, you know. being floridians, we are kind of used to the weather. but then, throughout the day the wind just gradually picked up and then, you know, we spent time on and off again. the thing with the power over the night and we've just been taking turns saying that monitor on the weather. >> yeah and that's the whole, thing right it must be hard to sleep you're worried about what is going to, happen the winds must still be howling i mean to be clear, were you under an evacuation order or where you just -- thought it was better to stay? >> we just thought it was better to stay and hunker down together. >> and, what has happened in terms of -- what have you lear

told cnn trump's attacks on the fbi could potentially amount to incitement joining us now natasha alford knee honing. natasha, when you see the events saturday night, i heard from a republican strategist said that donald trump fell into joe biden's trap. biden went and gave his big speech calling out donald trump thursday night and this was trump responding to it. what do you think? >> i think that i was curious, actually, about whether he was going to back down a little bit, right? because we saw the increase in threats against the fbi, this is a law and order president, but the fact that he didn't and the fact that he's leaning into this, it does concern me a little bit. but i think it's part of a strategy. if you undermine the fbi you undermine whatever it is that they find. so whoever donald trump puts -- whoever donald trump mentions, he puts a target on their back. so it may not be logical to people who are on the left looking to see what the strategy s but for his followers this really works rhetorically. >> for his followers, but in pennsylvania which is observe a swing state, th