thinks it's funny claiming there ain't no money, talk about it now with maria, chris powers and david urban, i got to tell you the mirror mention of his name and what's happened at sandy hook you get most invest relay reaction because it's so disturbing, listen to think here's what he said after that jury award cam down, it wasn't like he took it seriously. 11 to this. >> 57 million. 20 million, 50 million. 80 million. by the way, you get 100 million, you get 50 million, do these people think they're getting money? i can keep that in court for years appeal the stuff we can stand up against travesty >> who is the they? i was like he was on trial but trying to appeal to it's us against the families. >> the guy is despicable. think of a bad adjective to describe a human being, these a five, 6-year-old kids that were murdered in cold blood and he's mucking and he goes on television and pulls himself and gives an interview, says he's an actor, he makes fun of the guy, they say no lower form of life and then he turns it and says they're trying to come for your guns this is false flag put on by th

eliott williams, olivia troye, david urban, all back with us.s unbelievable. >> what i was also struck by how close it came to not happening. there were moments there where nancy pelosi, and chuck schumer, where they don't think it's going to happen that day. >> they don't think that the certification is going to happen. we are being told, we will get back in there for many weeks, and there is so much damage, and they think it won't happen. then, there is the moment that we are talking about before, which is vice pence -- >> mike pence! >> vice president pence calls them and gives them, what they describe, is incredibly good news. here is that moment. >> i am literally standing with the u.s. capitol police, and he just informed me, to their best information is that they believe that the house, and the senate, we will be able to reconvene in roughly an hour. >> good news! >> what a moment. what a relief. >> a round of applause for mike pence. >> talk about why that is so important, whether talk about it, nancy pelosi there saying, if they don't g

. -- stay with us i want to bring in gloria borger -- david urban -- , former campaign manager to the former. president gloria, the new audio, obviously, it sheds light on trump's mindset during his presidency. i'm wondering what your biggest take away from what we just heard? >> let me echo something jamie just said. which this is total and absolute carelessness when it comes to matter of national security. talking cavalierly about how he built up our weapon systems. giving an exact number for russia for the number of nuclear warheads they have. which, by the way, could be classified and could also not be true. we don't know the answer to that. and also, talking about how tough he is compared to these other presidents. the one question that i had listening to it was, okay, you are so tough, then how come you could not handle losing an election? which is exactly what happened to him. and he wasn't so tough about it. >> david, as someone who knows the former president, does his bragging about weapon systems or trying to, ingratiate himself to bob woodward by giving numbers, and you kno

here with me, -- joey jackson and david urban.s council to my left here, i want to know -- tell me your defense chops here, what is your reaction? overriding what you heard? >> listen, my reaction is to talk to defend. yes, defense council of course, i do what i do proudly. but you want to defend humanity, you want to defend what's right what's appropriate. and i think what's appropriate and understanding police have a job, an important part of that job is interdicting jugs and doing what they have to do. when you do it in a way that's discriminatory, that's targeted, that does not have a basis in fact, right, we deal in facts in our business. as the fabulous prosecutor that you were, right, it's about the evidence. it's about the proof. and when you're stopping people just because, you happen to be african american, and by the way, i say that because of that, you have some background in drugs this is wrong it shouldn't happen. i think goodness that they're using their great platform in writing this wrong. >> what do you think, da

we're back with maria cardona, david urban, and david.nating was the three democrats said that democracy and human rights were what they were voting on. the three republicans said crime right away. turns out in the conversation that two of the democrats were in mass shootings. they were -- they were somehow involved in mass shootings. and so they're traumatized, but they didn't see crime as number one because basically they think crime is so complicated. is it about access to weapons, poverty, people feeling desperate, so they just labeled it differently. >> i love that conversation that you had because it shows another depth to the issue of crime that i don't think is being measured by all of these polls and the assumption that when people say crime, they mean the kind of crime that republicans are pushing that is bad bfor democrats. i talked to so many democrats who said the issue of crime is top of mind for me because there are so many guns on the street and republicans want to do nothing to try to curtail the number of guns on the str

a lot talk about with our commentators, david urban, we've got to david's for the price of one. >> okay, we'll figure that out. we can handle that. >> you both very pretty, it's wonderful. >> thanks for joining the show. >> so here's my first question. i did a lot of percolating. so let's try to narrow it down right now. the e. jean carroll deposition happened today. we don't know what donald trump said, we don't know if he pled the fifth, we don't know what happened in their. and then there's this federal judge who basically says donald trump made false statements about he knew that there wasn't amount of fraud and he said it in cote court and that sounds serious. so do we know how all of these different things that are percolating, which has the most leaguer legal jeopardy? >> let's stick with the 80 theme, and we would be called studly. >> in terms of this judge's opinion coming forth today, here's the thing, allison. there's a difference between saying something on the campaign trail, saying something in the white house briefing room, and saying something to a court, to a judge, in

republican strategist and cnn political commentator david urban weighed in on the key contest series. >> president obama is a very popular man in georgia. unfortunately, he's not on the ballot. senator warnock is on the ballot, and we'll see if it translates. walker is surging at the same time. same for mehmet oz surging at the right time. in nevada, i think it'll be a bad night for democrats. it's a fact of the matter. i think now the democrats are looking at places like colorado. you saw washington state, tiffany smiley speaking up on murray. democrats playing defense in places they thought were impossible to lose. if smiley wins in washington state, democrats got blown out. >> more than 17.5 million early ballots have been cast across 46 states as of friday. that's according to data from election officials as research and catalyst. turnout is keeping pace with 2018, and democrats are more likely than republicans to vote before election day. meanwhile, joe biden will vote later today in wilmington, delaware. he'll be joined by his granddaughter, natalie, who will be voting for the f

also, to cnn local political commentator, charlie dent and david urban who served as a campaign advisers for the former president. with us as well as cnn medical correspondent dr. -- abby, the federal campaign is clearly trying to lower expectations, saying that fetterman is clearly recovering from a stroke. senator klobuchar last night told me that he was never at the best behavior to begin with. it's not uncommon for campaigns to do this, do you think that voters will hold fetterman to a different standard, considering his medical condition? >> i think that remains to be seen. voters in pennsylvania seem to have been pretty forgiving of this entire situation from the beginning. it's been months now since fetterman suffered that stroke. he had been off of the campaign trail for quite some time, and yet still came out of that period leading oz in the polls. it is just not clear to me how much the race is turning on the issue of fetterman's health, and his recovery, or if it has turned on some of the other fundamentals. the economy, crime, and the fetterman campaign right now needs to fin

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let's talk about it now with maria campo, kirsten powers and david urban. name and what has happened at sandy hook, you get the most visceral reaction from people collectively. because it's just so disturbing, and yet, listen to this for a moment. here's what he said after that jury awarded came down. it wasn't like he took it seriously. listen to this. >> 57 million, 20 million, 50 million, 80 million, 100 million. you get 1 million. you get 100 million. you get 50 million. do these people actually think they're getting any money? i can keep him in court for years, i can appeal the stuff, we can stand up against this travesty against the billions of dollars they want. >> so, who is that they? it sounds like he was on trial, but he's trying to appeal to the us against the families? you're shaking your head. >> look, the guys mendacious

. >> john dean, david urban, -- thank you so much. the supreme court -- he section of the voting rights act. the case concerned how alabama re-drew its congressional map. -- deluded the power of black voters in the state. but recall in 2013 invalidated another section of the law and shelby county, alabama. eric holder, who was attorney general at the time, joins us now. he's the author of our unfinished march: the violent past, an imperiled future of the vote, a history, a crisis, a plan. thank you for being with us. i want to get to this key voting rights case in just a second. you heard the panel discuss the request from former president trump to get the supreme court involved in this classified documents case. any reaction to that? >> yeah. i think it's just a delay and distract move, as was indicated. it's not a substantive appeal. and i actually think that as we are focusing on it, we're talking about this, i actually think -- i understand the strategic decision they made to only focus on the hundred classified documents. the not

. >> we are here at the urban center on mission street in san francisco. we have 3 guest today. we have david constructional engineer and bill harvey. i want to talk about urban myths. what do you think about earthquakes, can you tell if they are coming in advance? >> he's sleeping during those earthquakes? >> have you noticed him take any special? >> no. he sleeps right through them. there is no truth that i'm aware of with harvey that dogs are aware of an impending earthquake. >> you hear the myth all the time. suppose the dog helps you get up, is it going to help you do something >> i hear they are aware of small vibrations. but yes, i read extensively that dogs cannot realize earthquakes. >> today is a spectacular day in san francisco and sometimes people would say this is earthquake weather. is this earthquake weather? >> no. not that i have heard of. no such thing. >> there is no such thing. >> we are talking about the weather in a daily or weekly cycle. there is no relationship. i have heard it's hot or cold weather or rain. i'm not sure which is the myth. >> how about time of day? >>

the world but also by focusing on building a place, develop ideas, urban innovation ideas that could dramatically transform the city. davidyou are learning that company. when you got the news you had als, you decided i am going to do it myself at target als. dan: basically. i am still on the board of a couple of companies we created but my focus was definitely on als. i also wanted to spend much more time with my family, with friends, travel. do things i had always wanted to do. and it has worked out amazingly well. ♪ david: how do you think new york city is doing today? mike bloomberg is no longer mayor. there has been a mayor after him and now we have a new mayor, eric adams. do you think new york is a safe as -- is as safe as it was when you were in government? dan: it is not as safe as it was. crime is clearly rising. it is not back to the dark days of pre-giuliani in the 90's but we have to be careful because it is a foundation of everything. i know the current mayor is committed to reducing crime but we are going to have to be incredibly aggressive in making sure crime does not increase. david: are you involved any

world, but also by focusing on building a place, develop ideas, urban innovation ideas that could dramatically transform the city. david: you're running that company. when you got the news that you had als, you decided i am out of this, i am going to devote myself to fighting als. is that right? dan: basically. i am still on the board of a couple of the companies we created, but i've moved on mostly to als. and i also wanted to spend much more time with my family, with friends, travel. do things that i've always wanted to do. it has actually worked out amazingly well. ♪ dan: i think first thing, you've got to believe in something that you really care about. i've been fortunate that over the course of my career, i've come up with things that matter to me. i've pursued them. the best advice i ever got was from mike bloomberg and he said to me at one point, he said show me somebody who has never lost and i will show you a loser. and i believe that. that if you believe in something, go after it. obviously they should be smart risks, but they should be around things that you really care about. david: so you see your legacy

world, but also, by focusing on building a place, develop ideas, urban innovation ideas, that could dramatically transform the city. davidso you are running the company and then, when you got the news that you had als, you decided i am going to do it -- going to devote myself to target als. is that right? dan: basically. i am still on the board of a couple of companies we created but my focus was definitely on als. and, you know, i also wanted to spend much more time with my family, with friends, travel. do things i had always wanted to do. and it has actually worked out amazingly well. ♪ david: you have been around young people for much of your career and you have hired many young people at bloomberg, new york city, sidewalk labs. if somebody says i want to be a person who has an impact on society, what would you recommend to somebody who wants to train themselves and worked her way up -- and work their way up to be somebody that is impactful on society? dan: i think first thing you got to believe in something. that you really care about. i have been fortunate over the course of my career i have come up with things that

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comfortable urban and suburban college educated voters and has lost connection with working people across the country. and that is dangerous for the democratic party in the long run. >> yeah, david, thank you. i appreciate it. i'll see you in the morning. hey don, best of luck. great to be with you as always. >> i got to get my sleep now. >> i got this for you here. get one of these, don. i want you to have one of these. you'll need it. >> i'll need like eight of them. >> see you in the morning. >> be well. >> great to be with you. >>> ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy warning that putin is preparing the russian people as a possible nuclear war. that is a question for william cohen. and he is next. riyam sabo knows a moment this pure demands a lotion this pure. gold bond pure moisture lotion 24-hour hydration no parabens, dyes, or fragrances gold bond champion your skin and i'm the founder of the stay beautiful foundation when i started in 2016 i would go to the post office and literally fill out each person's name on a label and now with shipstation we are shipping 500 beauty boxes a month it takes less than 5 minutes for me to get all of my labels and get beauty in the h