and they now mara, he now works here at the national have stopped from the 1400 people live in amara the villages and mainly orthodox christians on deeply religious seas. coma named rose romania the whenever he goes to church on saturdays and sundays. he's become more devout since his health. like many village communities in romania amara is experiencing an aging population an out to migration. valerie has 2 sons move to the city a long time ago. they ready visit the church service most for alice wasn't helps me being hit released like the passport inspector. i'd like to listen to like i said, the deadline is because that remains enough box for us. i will pray. so the trout to land that this is right. the village priest pounds also addresses it in his son. and the scientists say that our food sources will become even scare so that we see natural disasters happening all the time. that worry us. we few, we are in great danger. but the greatest danger we face is indifference to god are against towards these creation. i see the continual destruction of everything only . so this it affect

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>> so it could be troubling, amara, indeed. it takes a long time to get to discovery, and discovery hasn't even happened yet. now you're looking at a shorter time frame to examine, evaluate, and get your strategic defenses. remember, amara, who asked for this? the defense asked for this. it wasn't the prosecutor saying, hey, let's go, i want them to do this. this was in response to mr. chesebro saying, hey, i want my trial, i want it now, and the prosecutor saying, fine, we'll have it now, the judge agreeing and setting the schedule. it may not be practical. there could be inherent delays, motion practice, rights for the attorney going on trial who may assert and it may take time to play out. so while it's scheduled, it may not go on october 23rd at this time. >> chesebro was part of a multi-state plot. if his trial goes on october 23rd and wraps up before trump even goes to trial, do you see the outcome of that impacting trump's trial? >> so i think it impacts it in the following way. i think we would get a preview as the tria

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victor and amara? >> matt, thank you.bal business columnist for "the financial times." let's start with the job numbers, vrana. 187,000 jobs added in july. do you agree with those who say this is a goldilocks report, being just right? what does this mean for a potential soft land gds in your opinion? >> you know, i would completely agree with the analysis we just heard. it really doesn't get much better than this in this particular point of a recovery cycle. you know, i would have expected, frankly, the economy to have been in a recession. there are a lot of reasons for that, but i think what happened, we got covid. we got a lot of fiscal stimulus being poured into the economy. we got the checks to consumers. those still haven't been spent down fully. largely, but not completely. you had an administration that in some ways was bailing out people this time around rather than bailing out banks like we did in 2008 rather than businesses. there are other areas where we got stuck. the reindustrialization creating jobs. tighten

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amara, victor? >> the crowds just unbelievable.ive years after 17 students and teachers were killed at marjorie stoneman douglas high school, bullets flew through the school once again. the shooting rampage was reenacted with live rounds on friday. >> this was part of the civil lawsuit against the school resource officer who stayed outside during the massacre. cnn's carlos suarez explains. >> reporter: victor and amara, good morning. the families of the victims believe the reenactment will prove there's no way former school resource officer scot peterson did not know where the gunfire was coming from the day of the shooting. back in june peterson was found not guilty on criminal charges for his inaction after his attorneys argued that peterson took cover outside of the 1200 building because he thought there was more than one shooter and he could not tell where the sound of gunfire was coming from. the reenactment is part of a civil lawsuit against peterson and others, including the broward county sheriff's office. now before the re

victor, amara. >>> a fourth criminal indictment against donald trump now seems likely.his time in the state of georgia. >> the case focuses on the former president's efforts to overturn the state's 2020 election results. security around the local courthouse has already ramped up ahead of potential charges. cnn's nick valencia has more. >> we're ready. >> reporter: with a half-smile and nod, fani willis says she is ready. the fulton county district attorney is leading the investigation into the former president and his allies' efforts to overturn the 2020 election results in georgia. >> if someone broke the law in fulton county, georgia, then i have a duty to prosecute. that's what i plan to do. >> reporter: while indictments could be handed down this month, it's been more than a year since willis launched the investigation, convening a rare special purpose grand jury with the power to subpoena. although the special purpose grand jury cannot issue indictments, it handed over its recommendations it in february after interviewing more than 75 witnesses, including some of t

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great to be back with you amara. >> sunday, august 13. i'm rahel solomon. >> and i am amara walker. you for spending a part of your morning us with. hopefully, you are able to wake up slowly and get that coffee brewing, or that tea. here's what we are watching for you. >> this is the largest natural disaster we ever experienced. it's going to also be the natural disaster that's going to take an incredible amount of time to recover from. >> the death toll from the maui wildfires just to 93, making it the deadliest wildfire in the past century. we are live in maui as federal help pours in. we are also hearing from respiratory frustrated with the government's response. >>> fulton county, georgia, district attorney investigating former president donald trump and his attempts to interfere in georgia's linebackers, expect today present her case to a grand jury this week. >>> republican presidential candidates swarmed the iowa state fair to convince voters they are the best choice for president. how they are trying to stand out in a crowded field that is dominated by trump. >>> i am back i

. >> reporter: good morning, rahel and amara, it looks like all systems are go for the fulton countyistrict attorney to present her case to a grand jury this week, possibly as soon as tomorrow. in the investigation of former president donald trump and his attempts to overturn the 2020 election in georgia. cnn previously reported this was expected in the coming days but we know that some of the key witnesses that were subpoenaed to testify were told specifically to show up on tuesday and the grand jury meets on mondays and tuesdays. one of the witnesses is george chidi and in 2020 he witnesses some of the fake pro-trump electors meeting in the state house in atlanta. another key figure who will head to the grand jury this tuesday is former georgia lieutenant governor jeff duncan. here is what he told our colleague fredricka whitfield yesterday before the subpoena. >> i did just receive notification to appear on tuesday morning at the fulton county grand jury and i will be there to do my part in recounting facts. i have no expectations as to the questions and i'll answer any questions

one of these results that we reached today , thank god, we had a meeting with the al-amara police and border guards of al-amara province, and thank god , the movement of foreign nationals who are in the country and there were problems was made easier. from there, we contacted the honorable minister of iraq, and he agreed, considering the previous measures taken by diplomacy, that if this happens , there are a lot of people coming and going on those two borders, as you can see now. farsi dubbing moment is one of the cases of the land that now, the mehran border was being opened and closed to allow entry or exit to the country of iraq . now you can see that five gates have been opened today, that is, two more gates , each of which is opening one of them right now , iraqis. and this momentary diplomacy of iran's border guards with iraq has caused that now there is no green and the security of the borders is sympathetic and completely firm and stable and there is a special problem in the system of people listening to our words, this trust that i am very grateful to my own children in bord

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>> good morning, amara.larger problem that the republicans and conservative movements now face. they're scrambling for any kind of a post-trump future and they're trying to make some alliances, make some plans, and hope beyond hope that trump will simply go away. that's not going to necessarily happen any time soon, certainly not in time for the nomination contest, so they're kind of planning for, i guess, 2028 or something like that. whether kemp is going to be a player in the next round, in the next presidential contest, it's very hard to imagine how that's going to happen. >> what do you make of trump's counter pramm m ming or expecte counterprogramming, and how do you think it will affect the tea bait as far as the president? >> there are two kinds. the former president could turn himself in to the georgia authorities. he is under criminal indictment with georgia and time it to coincide with the debate. you would get a split-screen situation. you and me and everybody else would try to be figuring out wha

i'm amara walker. >> i'm rahel solomon. great to be with you, amara. >> thanks for coming back.t's been fun. >> thank you for spending part of your morning was us. here's what we're watching for you this morning. >>> this is the largest natural disaster we have ever experienced. it's going to also be a natural disaster that's going to take an incredible amount of time to recover from. >> the death toll from the maui wildfires jumps to 93, making it the deadliest wildfire in the past century. we are live in maui as federal help pours in. also hearing from residents frustrated with the government's response. >>> the fulton county district attorney investigating donald trump and his attempts to interfere in georgia's election expected to present her case to a grand jury this week. what we are learning about some of the key witnesses ordered totive. >>> a viral triple threat adds the new covid variant emerges. concerns heading into cold and flu season and what we should be doing to prepare. >>> what caused a united airlines flight to plunge towards the pacific ocean just after takeo

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. >> reporter: amara, victor, good morning.on the 11th day after the catastrophic fires changed life on this island forever. i wish i had more news to share about the number of the missing, but while the search area seems to be jumping pretty dramatically in the last couple days, it's than over a thousand missing number that haunts so many people here on this island this many days after the tragedy, and now that communication is largely up around the island, the numb fer before o people in the shelters has gone down dramatically as they're taking the displaced, moving them to hotels, whether employees, the state is helping pick up that bill. they're preparing for the president and first lady's visit. the fema administrator is coming back to maui. she was here last weekend. she's coming with the president. they said they're not sure if he's going to fly over the damaged area or walk around the burn zone there. the white house has yet to release that. she does insist the president will stand with the people of maui, and especiall

it is saturday, august 12th, i'm amara walker. >> you are in the cnn newsroom. >> this morning, we are beginning to learn the costs of those devastating fires in hawaii. officials confirmed 80 have lost their lives in the fires that broke out on tuesday. but they warn the death toll will likely rise in the coming days. crews have not yet searched the inside of most of the buildings and it is still unclear how many people are missing. >> the search is expected to be long, it is expected to be exhausting, and officials say that more than 2200 properties have been destroyed. and fema put the estimated cost of the rebuild from the fire from 5.5 billion dollars. the video shows just the hor horror as the fires as people tried to escape, theview of the fire from lahaina on wednesday as many jumped into the observe ton try to escape the flames. take a look at this tiktok video. it appears to show some of the desperate people in the water after they were forced to jump in to try to save themselves from the fire. cnn has not been able to determine the source, or the video of the video, or indep

. >> and i'm amara walker. top of the hour. 7:01.nk you for joining us. >>> several developing stories this morning. at least three marines are dead after several others and several others hurt after their helicopter crashed during a training exercise overseas. we will have new details in a live report. >>> targeted black people. that's what he said he wanted to kill. >> three people were shot and killed in a racist attack at a jacksonville dollar general store. police say that they are investigating this as a hate crime. what we are learning about how this all unfolded. >>> and we are monitoring two storms in the atlantic that will impact the u.s. this week. allison chinchar is standing by with your forecast. >>> and mortgage rates have surged to the highest level in 22 years. the impact that is having on homebuyers and whether we should all be concerned about more rate hikes in the future. that's ahead on "cnn this morning." >>> we begin this morning in florida. three people are dead after a man walked into a dollar general store a

i'm amara walker. >> and i'm rahel solomon. and thank you for spending part of your morning with us. we're following several developing stories and at this hour we begin overseas where three u.s. marines are dead and 20 others are injured after their eric crashed during military exercises in northern australia. >> australian police say the marines were flying in a u.s. osprey helicopter when it crashed on an island 50 miles north of the city of darwin. and we are joined now from sydney with more. angus, what do we know about the circumstances of the crash and the osprey helicopter does have a controversial history? >> reporter: it does. and this happened some 12 hours ago now. but information has been slow to come out. we still don't know why this osprey crashed. what we do know is that three marines have lost their lives. 20 injured, five of those have been hospitalized. one person needed surgery. this all happened as the united states and australia are doing these drills. this was a routine drill that involved two osprey airc

amara walker, thank you so much for that. >>> so we are waiting right now on a press conference thathawaii on the terrible fires that we have been covering all program. "the lead" with jake tapper starts right now. >>> hawaii's governor said he expects loss of life from his state's wildfires. "the lead" starts right now. >>> states of dire emergency. unprecedented wildfire prompting evacuations in parts of hawaii. some locals opting to jump in the water as rescuers race to save lives. we're standing by to hear from hawaiian officials. >> and escalating the case in fulton county, georgia, more than a dozen people could soon be indicted as early as next week. will donald trump be among them? >>> plus food prices and gas price and inflation all on the rise. senator elizabeth warren will be here. we'll talk to her about what president biden is doing right and doing wrong on the

and to quote, you know, the immortal character amara middle from the, the us television series, the wire, you come at the king, you best not missed well, well for goes and came with the kid. i mean, this way, i think this was just a matter of time and i think it's, you know, without the risk of stating the obvious, this was a delta, this was an accident, this plane crash, the cousin. um, so yeah i, i am not surprised by this one bit booms famously vindictive. he biting his time and, and this is what many of us expected to see sooner or later. and he wrote very shortly after this fail meant me that if from goes and didn't pay a heavy price, hooton's regime would be in serious danger now. and very much looks like he paid the ultimate price. would you then say that this danger has been averted? not necessarily because i think the what's going on right now has to be looked at in a much, much broader context on the printer machine is getting since the invasion of in crane i over 18 months ago, the regime is kind of put itself in a very difficult spot right now because the elite is effectively

amara, what do we know?o. $1.58 billion is what the winner will get from this megamillions ticket. it was sold in newspaper tune beach, florida, the largest japan pot, and everyone watts to know who defied the crazy odds of one in 303 million and what kind of pate zhao will the win are opt for, will it be the lump sum? but you have to factor in the fact that uncle sam will want a piece of that pay, so the take-home money is close are to about $500 million, or will the person choose the annual payments over 29 years. one woman admitted she did play the lottery, but did not purchase her ticket here. listen. >> i got a couple phone calls, because it was -- you know, and i was like, kidding? >> i would have loved if it had been me. that said, it's awesome, that close to home. i like it. i hope it happens against. this persons has up to 60 days to claim the prize, and there's a 0-day grace period, according to florida law, that protects the identity of this person unless they opt to release their name sooner. >>

i'm amara walker. former president trump is set to speak at an alabama party dinner in montgomery. he will likely have more to say about his arrest and arraignment on four charges stemming from his efforts to overturn the 2020 election. trump carefully enunciated his plea of not guilty before a magistrate judge. after the hearing sources tell cnn that trump was, quote, pissed off. chris wynn has more on thursday's historic events. >> reporter: in an historic move, donald trump was charged with conspiring to overturn the results of a 2020 election which prosecutors say fueled the violence riots on our nation's capital on january 6, 2021. >> this is a persecution of a political opponent. this was never supposed to happen in america. >> reporter: trump appeared before a magistrate judge thursday. he is charged with conspiracy to defraud the united states, conspiring to obstruct an official proceeding, obstructing a congressional proceeding and conspiracy against voting rights. >> the government assumed the burden of proving that. the government in their indictment takes the position t

i'm amara walker. >> i'm rahel solomon in for victor blackwell.e are following several developing stories this morning. at least three marines are dead and several others hurt after their helicopter crashed during a training exercise overseas. we have new details just ahead in a live report. >>> the shooting was racially motivated. >> three black victims gunned down at a store in historic black neighborhood in jacksonville. more about the white gunman and his hate-filled manifesto. >>> and we are monitoring two storms in the atlantic that will impact the u.s. this week. meteorologist allison chinchar with the forecast. >>> a pivotal week for former white house chief of staff mark meadows. he fights to get his case moved to federal court. >>> we begin with breaking news. three u.s. marines were killed and 20 others injured after their aircraft crashed during military exercises in northern australia. >> yeah, officials in australia say that the marines were flying in a u.s. osprey helicopter when it crashed on an island 50 miles north of darwin. ang

i'm amara walker. thank you for sharing a part of your day with us.e have a lot of stuff to talk about. interesting stuff, sports, news. right now make or break for the u.s. women's soccer team. all eyes are on team usa as they face off against sweden. we will have the latest on the game. >>> and simone biles is back. 26-year-old makes her comeback and qualifies for national championships after a two-year break. we will have highlights. >>> and the back and forth legal fight between former president donald trump and the special counsel. it comes as truck unleashes his sharpest attack yet against his own vice president. >>> and a suspect charge inside the fatal stabbing of a professional dancer in new york. >>> right now, it is whin or go home for the u.s. women's soccer team at the world cup, taking on sweden in the round of 16 in melbourne. >> the u.s. is the number one team in the world but have not played up to expectations so far, facing plenty of criticism from fans and former players after their first three games. but they have come out with a d

i'm amara walker. >> i'm victor blackwell. thank you for spending part of your morning with us.e are watching very closely the southwest where they are preparing for hurricane hilary as it closes in on the region. officials are warning of historic and catastrophic flooding. people are sandbagging their -- creating sandbags to put outside their homes and events are canceled. allison chinchar is here with the forecast and impacts we will see today. >>> also, republican presidential candidates are sharpening attacks ahead of this week's first republican primary debate. who we will likely see on the stage and their message to republican voters ahead of the debate. >>> we are learning one of -- more details, i should say, about drone strikes in ukraine that have wounded more than a dozen children. we will have the latest on that. >>> plus, cnn takes you inside a newly liberated ukrainian village for a look at life after russia's invasion. >>> officials eased restrictions on the colorado river as levels have risen, but some are warning it's the wrong move. their concerns about the lon

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following flashes between central security forces and a militia group note in the northern region of amara russia, these 2 naval attacks and 2 days with a steed round, reportedly causing damage to a russian oil paying for in the park. straight the riots, dozens of arrests and debris in the streets as thousands rampage in new york union square, hoping to winfree, playstation 5 console from a popular stream, or the good morning from the russian capital. this is r t international with the latest and world news today. i'm fear ala is about welcome to the program. the echo was defense. chaves have drawn up a plan for military intervention and new year, but i've made it clear they will not disclose any details. the west african block has given the countries to impose government until sunday to reinstate the president or face and invasion, a lip i gave. we pointed to allow the use of the disruption. all the ridges means full of democratic consolidation in the region. it was, is loved going to tell the truth, loved it, when on the way where we are going to strike, or that's it's all 3 slow decisio

weeks abbey, i started using drones, heavy artillery, and thanks to cheryl cities, infiniti also be 70 amara several years have been killed. and so, and the goals are being used across the region right now by or a neighbor and sit on the military chief has promised to unwavering support for his people. during the rest speech, the army and power military rapids support assistance have now been fighting since mid april. millions of people have been affected is more of what the army chief had to say. look the know what happened suddenly via show you and the whole the, the, um, forces will remain the same as it has been throughout. it's nearly 100 years old history . okay. even if you made a professional forest of science with a choice of the people in the district, the domain that i deal with the state of law, democracy and institution, i would i that hey the morgan, the ports from cartoon theres been numerous initiatives and processes launched by various sites, whether they are national bodies and political parties here incident or by external law, active and regional bodies, trying to end thi

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i'm amara walker. s is it is saturday. i hope you are just waking up and starting your morning off calmly and slowly. >>> the death toll in hawaii rises to at least 80 people after a devastating wildfire. and as a grim reality sets in for survivors, some are question ing the state's response before and how much was done to warn residents to get out. >>> plus hunter biden's legal troubles heat up. the justice department elevates the u.s. attorney investigating his case to special counsel after plea talks fall apart. >>> republican presidential candidates descend on iowa. today all eyes will be on the ah state fair as donald trump and ron desantis go head to head. we'll have the latest as the candidates make their pitch to voters ahead of the crucial and critical iowa caucuses and the first presidential debate. >>> and get ready for an out of this world show in the sky as a meteor shower is about to rain down. we'll tell you when to look up. >> good morning, everyone. good to see you. >> good to be here. >> we're going to be

i'm amara walker. you are in the "cnn newsroom." we begin this hour with breaking news. seven people are injured this morning after a mass shooting at a parade in boston. police say that several people have been arrested and multiple firearms have been recovered. >> cnn's paula sandoval has more. >> good morning to you. at this point, there's zero indication there's actual active threat. the investigation is very much just getting started after an early morning shooting in boston. it left at least seven people hurt. their injuries, according to what police have confirmed this morning, are not life threatening. wasn't of them was getting underway. however, at this point, it's still we have not heard any indication that this incident will interrupt today's festivities. it wouldn't be surprise ing if see a delay in that given the scope of this investigation when you see some of the pictures coming from the scene. you can see that police have a large crime scene to cover and to go through. but if there's any good news to report, it's none of the people who were hurt this mor

for viewers in north america, cnn this morning with my friends and colleagues, amara walker and victor's "connecting africa." enjoy the rest of your weekend. ♪

i'm amara walker. thanks for spending part of your morning with us. here's what we're watching. >>> now that all of the co-defendants in the georgia election case have turned themselves in, we're learning how the trump team is hoping to capitalize on the former president's arrest. >>> we're keeping an eye on the tropics affecting a part of the u.s. meteorologist allison chinchar is standing by with the timing and also the impact. >>> why i left is not because i hated what i did. i wanted to leave while i still loved what i did. >> as local school districts become ground zero in the culture wars, some school administrators say they've had enough. the toll it's taking on educators and what's pushing them to leave the field they love. >>> four astronauts are on their way to the international space station. we have the purpose of the mission and the other big milestone we saw this week coming up. well, we begin this hour with the latest on trump's legal troubles. prosecutors in fulton county are preparing for a speedy trial for some of the 19 defendants c

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i'm amara walker. thank you for sharing part of your morning with us. as the grim reality sets in for survivors in hawaii, some are questioning the state's response beforehand and how much was done to try to warn residents to get out. >>> plus hunter biden's legal troubles heat pup the justice department elevates the attorney to special counsel after plea talks fall apart. >>> and donald trump and his legal team get a stern warning from the judge. we'll have the latest on the contentious hearing. >>> new data shows americans are pulling out of their 401(k) and relying on credit cards. we'll have a financial expert to weigh in with her advice. >>> we begin with really grim news from hawaii, where those devastating wildfires have claimed at least 80 lives so far. the death toll will likely rise in the coming days. crews have not yet searched the inside of most of the buildings and it's unclear how many people are unaccounted for. >> video shows the horror of the fire as people tried to escape. this video you're seeing here is from the coast guard. it show

i'm amara walker. thank you for waking up with us at 7:00 this morning. we do begin with some very tragic news and the devastation in hawaii. officials now say at least 80 people are dead. that number is expected to rise. the search teams continue to comb through the destruction. now hawaii's attorney general is ordering a review of the state's response. >>> and today more republican presidential contenders get ready to make their case to voters at the iowa state fair. we'll have the latest as the candidates kick their campaigns into high gear. >>> plus lays down the law to president trump during a contentious hearing. she's putting the former president on notice about any fu future inflammatory language or intimidation of witnesses. >>> we begin with the grim news from hawaii, where those devastating wildfires have now claimed at least 80 lives. officials warn the death toll will likely rise. crews have not yet searched the inside of most of the buildings, so it's still unclear how many people are missing. >> i fought wildfires in california. i was here

i'm amara walker. >> great to be with you. thank you for spending part of your saturday with us. here's what we're watching this morning. now that all of the defendants in the georgia election case have turned themselves in, we're learning more ab their legal strategies, also how the trump team is hoping to capitalize on the former president's arrest. >>> a heat wave is gripping the country with dozens of cities set to break records again. when we expect to get even hotter. >>> also live pictures out of washington, d.c. where the 60th anniversary of the march of washington is set to kick off later this morning. the a look at the significance of the events and why some say decades after martin luther king' jr.'s speech, there's more work to be done. >>> months in the making. two sea lions swimming to freedom after being sickened by toxic algae. the work to getting them healthy and into the wild. >>> we begin this morning with prosecutors in fulton county preparing for a speedy trial for some of the 19 defendants c charged in the georgia election interference case. but the defense

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dollar bond set, a little bit different, a little bit more strict than the bond terms he has had in the amara other criminal cases that he has now been charged with. but here in georgia, he does have that negotiation. and there are other leaders around him, both lawyers who had worked with him, people in the campaign -- they also have six figure bond terms and some are very likely to be coming into the jail, just like john eastman did earlier this morning, to go through the arrest process. >> and what about the efforts by some to move this to federal court? >> that is the big question of, will this train that fani willis has been captaining, has been pushing forward, will that go off the tracks? and mark meadows and two others -- jeffrey clark and david schaffer -- so, a gop official, is david shafer, who is one of the fake electors. jeffrey clark was a justice department official in the government iteration, and then mark meadows, obviously, the chief of staff -- they are all trying to get this out of the turf that the da, fani willis, wants this case to be on, and get it before a federal ju

>> i suppose that congress could pass a law requiring amara's, requiring that all proceedings should be televised. i don't think that's going to happen. -- the chief justice, i understand that competing considerations here. i think this is a special case and i think there should be televised access to the case. >> you've known the president for so long, and he came in at such a difficult moment in history. part of the impact of trump questioning the outcome is that an overwhelming majority of republican voters still to this day it don't believe that president biden was legitimately elected. despite court cases and everything. how do you think -- do you think he bears the scars of that? >> i don't think he bears the scars of that. look, the job of the president biden has done in these two years, he's worked with republicans, he's working with mitch mcconnell to get things done. he's worked with kevin mccarthy to get the debt limit situation navigated this year. he's passed bipartisan legislation, bipartisan infrastructure bills, bipartisan legislation to help our veterans, control leg

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