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>>> this is "don lemon tonight." censured. congressman paul gosar censured by the house and removed from two committees after he posted an anime video showing him appearing to kill congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez and attacking the president of the united states, joe biden. it is the first time the house voted to censure a sitting member in more than ten years. plus the so-called qanon shaman sentenced to almost 3 1/2 years behind bars for his role in the january 6th insurrection. and verdict watch continues in the kyle rittenhouse homicide trial. jurors set to resume deliberations at 10:00 a.m. i want to get right now to the censure of republican congressman paul gosar and the gop's refusal to condemn a growing culture of violence. so joining me now, cnn political commentator charlie dent and cnn senior political analyst kirsten power. she is also the author of the new book "saving grace." we're so happy to have both of you. good evening. charlie, i'm going to start with you. but before you're going to speak on this i w

>> here's the thing, don.on stealing the land from native people, genocide from the native people and slavery. that's the foundation. so the foundation was broke from the get-go. >> there is an ideal, you know. it's a struggle. we have to keep at it. keep hacking away. >> i see your 1619 sweatshirt. i see your beautiful photography. >> thank you. >> through this i see your beautiful career which is still going. >> thank you. i have to say, you're doing a dang thing, too, man. >> thank you. good to see you. >> thanks sto much. >> the book is called "spike." >>> it hasn't happened but the white house is going to censure one of its own. stay with us. make it last. framebridge. [sigh] ♪ dramatic music ♪ [sigh] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [typing] ♪ ♪ [typing] ♪ ♪ [typing] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ music swells ♪ ♪ ♪ [footsteps] ♪ ♪ [typing] ♪ ♪ inspiration is out there. go find it. ♪ ♪ >>> here is the breaking news tonight. republican congressman paul gosar about to be punished for his graphic video depicting violence against congresswoman ocasio-co

>> no, don.t's alarming, even more so than the violent imagery and the stress it causes people, alexandria ocasio-cortez who's been victimized in the past and she's been open about it, very traumatic for her, and revictimized on january 6th, which paul was one of the key instigators of. in addition to that, you know, he's replaying this message once again. it furthers his purpose. >> yeah. amen. you and some of your siblings have called for your brother's removal from congress earlier this year -- did you want to say something? >> no, no. >> so he's called them peaceful patriots. listen to this. >> the truth is being censored and covered up. as a result the doj is harassing -- harassing peaceful patriots across the country. >> these are not unruly or dangerous violent criminals. these are political prisoners who are now being persecuted and bearing the pain of unjust suffering. >> why is there deafening silence from -- you kind of answered this in one of your answers earlier. you said the gop's b

"don lemon tonight" starts now. lemon? >> a strong woman. can you imagine, any mom going through that your heart has to go out to her. i can understand why she avoided the video for so long but much like in the -- and she said that. much like in the george floyd case, this is the center really of this case of getting that on videotape. >> i mean, if it hadn't been on videotape, look, even when they had on videotape was twisted to try to make this story something that it wasn't early on and -- >> remember, there wouldn't be an arrest. you and i were trying to get this videotape on the air. your remember the beginnings of this. this was before george floyd and having mrs. cooper and wanda cooper-jones on and family members and the attorneys bringing light to this case and then we were going with ahmaud arbery. i remember you had the man on who was the neighbor, right? remember that? >> the guy who made the video. >> right. right. >> with his lawyer who basically said, you know, my client is the village idiot and he's not sophisticated enough t

but i got to tell you, don.an't imagine a woman would really think about bringing a high caliber weapon to a protest of all things. that's just asking for trouble. so, look, the other thing that came out today that was remarkable, don, i don't know if you're going to get to it, but that whole idea of the judge letting the defendant pull out the names of the jurors that are going to be taken off his jury. that was nothing short of remarkable for two reasons. one is it showed a bond with the jury and the defendant. and number two, don, the judge had his clerk standing three feet away from this defendant. you don't put your staff in harm's way. so the fact that the judge had his clerks that close to the defendant sends a subliminal subconscious message to the jury maybe this guy isn't a danger. >> so what are you saying about the judge there, robert? >> yeah, so, you know, it is completely in his discretion. i think he threw the defense a bone. now by letting the defendant do that. don, i've been doing this 35 year

>> he was under so much political pressure here, don. even president biden weighed in in favor of prosecution. our colleague, evan perez, reports that, look, the justice department just didn't see this as a very simple case. it's complicated, and it's rare. we're told that the decision to charge was made by career prosecutors, and it was supported by the attorney general, and he released a statement today. look, not all indictments come with a statement from the attorney general. but in this statement, he said, since my first day in office, i have promised justice department employees that together we would show the american people by word and deed that the department adheres to the rule of law, follows the facts and the law, and pursues equal justice under the law. so clearly trying to do some reputation rehab for the justice department that took a lot of flak, a lot of rightful criticism during the previous administration. now, there is another big question here that is going before the d.c. court of appeals. there's ongoing litigation

talk to me about that. >> explain that again, don. you're saying -- >> you said that the fact that there was a trial here but not a trial in the police shooting of jacob blake, that it was evidence of an unjust, unfair system. >> yeah. i -- well, my quote was in some of the articles was that i don't have faith in the systems. it isn't just with that system. it's with a few systems here. and so, you know, i just have to retreat back to what the sense of what our city is going through. everybody is talking but all of us in kenosha on different sides of the aisle kind of not surprised this verdict came out to what it came out to be. >> alvine, thank you so much. i appreciate you joining us. be well. i see your christmas tree back there in the background as well reminding us. okay, thank you. appreciate you joining us. >>> so applause breaks out on the house floor today as nancy pelosi brings down the gavel to pass president biden's ambitious spending bill, better known as the build back better act. the bill is now on its way to the senat

he lives in the don lemon bubble and everything is great and don lemon world. at all times.ause he is not very bright and he knows it. >> he is mr. rourke from fantasy island. "welcome to don lemon's world." so unbelievably cheesy, the 1979 way, that i just, i don't know, he pushes my buttons. >> you really are diplomatic. you fish a lot, who would you like to go fishing with? obviously it would have to be withdrawn. >> don lemon had a very famous interview, on the record, at lunch, in fact ordered for dessert lemons sorbet. when corrected, "i'm afraid it is pronounced sorbet," he did not acknowledge he had no idea how to pronounce the frozen dessert and he wasn't embarrassed. so my dream is to have a long dinner with don lemon. >> do you know what i think unites both of those candidates were dumbest person at cnn is the lack of embarrassment. they go out there, they deliver the same tripe every day, but they wake up and they are as happy as clams. >> no, no, no, i disagree. chris cuomo is totally tormented. you watch chris cuomo and there is a deep self-loathing. he knows h

talk to me about that. >> explain that again, don. you're saying -- >> you said that the fact that there was a trial here but not a trial in the police shooting of jacob blake, that it was evidence of an unjust, unfair system. >> yeah. well, my quote was in some of the articles was that i don't have faith in the systems. it isn't just with that system. it's with a few systems here. and so, you know, i just have to retreat back to what the sense and feeling is of what our city is going through. everybody's talking, but all of us in kenosha, on different sides of the aisle, kind of not surprised that this verdict came out to what it came out to be. >> alvin, thank you so much. i appreciate you joining us. be well. i see your christmas tree back there in the background as well, reminding us -- >> it's for an auction for the homeless. >> thank you. i appreciate you joining us. >>> so applause breakout on the house floor today as nancy pelosi brings down the gavel to pass president biden's spending bill, better known as the build back bett

"yes." >> don was in the middle of moving.alm him down. >> and the guys says, "we don't know that she's dead." i said, "count on it, he killed her." and i got there and, you know, she was gone. >> he was right to begin with. rachel was dead. the horrific news spread. >> i got a call from a friend and i said, "it can't be." and the next thing i knew, i woke up on the floor. >> you fainted? >> i completely blacked out, hit the floor. so i called the sheriff's department and asked them if they knew what was going on. and they said just stay right where you're at. >> james' daughter katelynn got a message at school. >> i walk outside, and i call a family friend, and he goes, "are you sitting down? i think you need to sit down, katelynn." i was like, "what's going on?" and all i remember is just dropping to the ground. >> rachel's friend shannon couldn't believe what she read online. >> i found out through facebook. i was scrolling and saw someone post something, "r.i.p. rachel." >> all right. >> and i was like, "what the hell is g

it's -- it's -- the case spun out of control, don.ning out of control a long time ago and the verdict's a verdict. it is what it is. the jury worked hard. i give the jury a lot of respect. they weren't swayed by sympathy or fear and they decided this case based solely on the law and the facts, not some baked up racial second amendment and i respect robert's view on this -- view. or that this is a white supremacist. he's not a hero. he is not a white supremacist. he is not a racial racist -- i meant racist, not racial racist -- it was based on the law and the facts and the facts were not on the government's side. >> yeah. listen. i gagree with that. to say it's not racial or racist. and look, i'm not -- race is a part of this case. that is undeniable. it may -- for people to say it's not part of this case -- that may make some liberals feel -- you know, give them some comfort, right? especially, white liberals but it is. make them feel better about what is happening in our society but it's not true. race is definitely a part of this. r

i'll be honest with you, don.t of gimmicks and tricks involved here. i think they have been very deceptive with the numbers here. in fact, they have been dishonest. this will cost between 4.6 to $4.9 trillion to the committee for responsible budget because they don't make a lot of the unrealistic assumptions the cbo is forced to make. they are using temporary provisions like the child tax credit. they said it will cost $110 billion, no, $1.1 trillion but scored at 110 because they only authorized it for a year. there are a lot of games they're playing and if anybody believes this is going to somehow not add to the deficit, you'll believe anything and again, we're not voting -- they're not voting on this in isolation or in a vacuum. you know, they're voting on this on top of $6 trillion in covid spending on top of inflation pressures, shortages, border mayhem and afghanistan fiasco. there is a lot going on here. i think they're premature to celebrate anything here. hey, at least they didn't spike the football like

this is don lemon tonight. as we mentioned six new subpoenas for key players in the former president's inner circle. campaign manager bill stepien who was in charge as the campaign morphed into the stop the steal effort to jason miller, who even before the election claimed democrats would steal it, to john easteastman, man behind the scheme for mike pence to overturn the election. michael flynn, who talked about seizing voting machines and declaring martial law. >> if he wanted to, he could take military capabilities, and he could place them in those states and basically rerun an election. >> no, he couldn't. nope. not without destroying our democracy. and there's more. angela mccallum reportedly part of the efforts to pressure state legislators and bernie kerik reportedly in the willett hotel, so-called the war room there with rudy giuliani, with steve bannon and with john eastman the day before the insurrection. what was going on? six key players added to the growing list of the former president's insiders ta

don. >> martin savidge, appreciate the reporting.will be covering this to the end. >>> so, he says that he won't eat until congress passes voting rights. joe madison, there he is, he is here, not eating, and it could be a very long time until he does, sadly. we are going to talk next. ♪ i'm a reporter for the new york times. if you just hold it like this. yeah. ♪ i love finding out things that other people don't want me to know. mm-hmm. [beep] i just wanted to say... ♪ find yourself in these situations and see who you are. and that's just part of the bargain. ♪ [ kimberly ] before clearchoice, my dental health was so bad i would be in a lot of pain. i was unable to eat. it was very hard. kimberly came to clearchoice with a bunch of missing teeth, struggling with pain, with dental disease. clearchoice dental implants solved her dental issues. [ kimberly ] i feel so much better. i feel energized to go outside and play with my daughter. i can ate anything. like, i don't have to worry. clearchoice changed my life. ♪ ♪ ♪ hey google. ♪ ♪ ♪

don. >> martin savidge, appreciate the reporting. will be covering this to the end. >>> so, he says that he won't eat until congress passes voting rights. joe madison, there he is, he is here, not eating, and it could be a very long time until he does, sadly. we are going to talk next. is now a good time for a flare-up? enough, crohn's! for adults with moderate to severe crohn's or ulcerative colitis, stelara® can provide relief, and is the first approved medication to reduce inflammation on and below the surface of the intestine in uc. you, getting on that flight? back off, uc! stelara® may increase your risk of infections, some serious, and cancer. before treatment, get tested for tb. tell your doctor if you have an infection, flu-like symptoms, sores, new skin growths, have had cancer, or if you need a vaccine. pres, a rare, potentially fatal brain condition, may be possible. some serious allergic reactions and lung inflammation can occur. lasting remission can start with stelara®. janssen can help you explore cost support options

>> without question, don.sistence of this lethal stereotyping, the distortion of perception of black people, a black guy stopping by a house, looking at it, occasioning the thought that he's some kind of criminal or thug when many other people had done the same thing who were white with no problem. so again, we are being tracked by the most vicious stereotypes possible, about our movements, our mobility. we strike suspicion in the hearts of many white onlookers for no good reason at all. and this young man taking a jog, running down the highway, met by three vicious white men who were attempting to control his movements and then ultimately killed him. this is indicative that for all the talk and the pretty language and the flowery beliefs about racial progress we are still in a bad way in this country. >> it's supposed to be a racial reckoning after george floyd, right? let's remember, ahmaud arbery was killed before george floyd. it's just taken a while to get through the legal system, a longer time to get th

don, what have you gone and done and why? >> this was my personal way, i know i heard your admonition to neal earlier today, and i am certainly -- than he, this is our personal way for saying thank you for all that you've done for not only your country and your profession but your people. and giving folks who would not have access to such a platform a voice to speak truth to power. truth is only the ability to let suffering be seen our brother cornell west reminds us. i thank you for the last eight months of bringing me along on your most venerable ride to allow me to represent my community and the people in the streets. thank you, sir, job well done and fwod speed my brother. >> thank you, bless you, the class of '77 and all classes after that thank you. shoutout to mater dei high school. thanks to my two friends for coming on tonight, don calloway, susan del percio, happy thanksgiving to you and your families. don, you know what they say about payback, be watching the mail. thank you very much. >>> coming up, we'll talk to

. >> run, don, run! year, don cleared nine feet, one inch. no octogenarian had ever done such a thing. and then just moments later, set another record-- oldest man to be a human centrifuge. and don says he's not done setting records. in fact, he told me he plans to keep fit and keep at this until he's six feet under, which by my calculation, is still about 15 feet away. steve hartman, "on the road," in princeton, texas. >> o'donnell: gotta love don. good texas guy. we'll be right back. alright, here we go, miller in motion. wha — wait, wait, is that a... baby on the field?? it looks like it, craig. and the defensive linemen are playing peek-a-boo. i've never seen anything like that before. harris now appears to be burping the baby. that's a great moment right there. the ref going to the rule book here. what, wait a minute! harris is off to the races! we don't need any more trick plays. touchdown!! but we could all use more ways to save. are you kidding me?? it's going to be a long bus ride home for the d

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bans were racist don do you remember that?t all changed joe biden did a travel ban from africa countries everybody is like hey this is great. they're all of a sudden don, they're not racist anymore now it is sound coronavirus policy. >> it is very sound policy dan it is sound policy just like it was sound policy to put kids in cages under obama. but we didn't call it that. it was only kids in cages under 12 even though obama built cages now you have kids in covid infected cages that are overflowing -- you know, hundreds of times you know levels. percentages way higher. and it is back to not being a problem. because that is what we face, dan. if you're a conservative if you're on the right, you are constantly battling big tech mainstream media social media, trillion dollar industries that are functioning as marketing department for the radical left. so you don't hear about these policies. you know? you don't hear about what's going on as it relates to the riots in europe on a daily basis now, against the vaccine mandate. becaus

don, question is why?because there are some people who still are tying their future to being a member of this island of misfits, unfortunately, regret now who could've been such a symbol as one of the few openly gay members of the trump campaign, he could've been such a symbol of progress. and continue to jess, by future to this trump world. it doesn't make sense. why particularly in a post glenn youngkin area, in which reasonable republicans or, appearing republicans are willing to do and say the nice things without such dusty language. they could not have been part of the solution. it's unclear why they continued to care why donald trump, other than pure cowardice, rick when all is one of. them i don't give chris christie much props for the mistake that he may because it was not a break, hopefully he got a little judge in. republicans who refused to fully condemn donald, trump are part of the problem. and we need to start calling them out. i can't take you behind the gates, because the words of the great

a friendly reminder, still with us don calloway, susan del percio.ne issue out there in the road. you reminded us of another on twitter today, as families gathered for thanksgiving, it will not be talking about new roads and bridges, they will be talking about high gas prices and the cost of thanksgiving dinner. this will only keep president biden's approval ratings in the low 40s. susan, i would add to that, only the point i made to, ashley, the guessing game as to which christmas gifts will be and contain arise chipping off the coast of long beach california. leicester things have killed presidencies then things like inflation. >> that is true. when you start looking at biden's numbers, not just his low approval numbers, but the numbers when you start looking at right direction wrong direction, those wrong direction numbers are in the 60s, and one poll even had hitting 70% wrong direction. right now, and our political system, when those numbers start settling in, it is hard to come out of it. i know a lot of democrats, and a lot of republicans are

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don lemon tonight with its big star, d. lemon. >> and we've got a lot of news. >> you do have a lot of news. you have all the heavy aspects of the rittenhouse trial. the judge wouldn't let him be questioned about why he may be given -- >> can we talk about this judge? >> sure. >> so i've been sitting back -- >> longest serving judge on the wisconsin bench. >> okay, fine. just sitting back and watching just as a lay person, right, just kind of watching this, watching this, watching this. and i think the legal analysts because they are legal analysts and they want to keep, you know, their composure and they're used to being -- they're paying deference to the judge. he's ridiculous. his antics are absolutely ridiculous. and today, chris, saying that someone who writes for a biased publication that has been favorable to kyle rittenhouse and that has spoken out against black lives matter, that that should not be brought in so that the jurors can't make up their own minds about what is biased and what is not and what is relevant

it's now time for "don lemon tonight" with its big star, d. lemon. >> and we have to keep demanding answers. maybe we'll get answers tonight when it comes to the billion dollar billion plan. >> not if mccarthy has anything to say. >> oh, my gosh. he doesn't want it to happen. of course he is going to vote for it. that was sarcasm. of course he is not going vote for it. we have to continue and hold their feet to the fire as well. especially, especially our elected officials here in this country. >> you know, i had your boy kasich on. >> yes. >> john and i often clash. >> i like where he is coming from. >> i do. he is a little pollyanna. i love him, but a little pollyanna. >> i feel pollyanna gets a bad name. having read several of the book, she just had a good perspective on things. she tried to stay positive. his idea of people will find their moment. why would they have a moment when this is what is rewarded? why are people surprised that the republicans are closing ranks around gosar? one, they like what he is doing. they like that he is mak

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don: great to be here.e have all felt the impacts of the supply chain crisis over the last few months. while there are many causes of this crisis, the reality is america simply does not have enough truck drivers. the american trucking association estimated there is a shortage of approximately 80,000 drivers. that could reach a hundred 60,000 by 2023. many of the drivers are stuck at clogged ports. autonomous technology, specifically long-haul trucking technology, has the ability to increase the efficiency of the overall supply chain. we can move goods twice as fast as traditional human driven trucks can. autonomous trucks have the capacity to benefit society by reducing the supply chain issues we are facing today. matt: i would assume also far fewer accidents. some of the problems with trucking, i have looked into this, i felt it career, it is very difficult to get your license, you have to gain experience before you can become a long-haul trucker and make good money. it is not easy to drive those big rigs.

don? >> martin, i want to ask you about there's a shocking moment that defense attorney kevin goff who represents william brian, jr. objecting to civil rights leaders attending the trial to support arbery's family. talk to me about that. >> reporter: yeah. kevin goff is known for his off-the-cuff statements and statements that hardly seem like they are or should be made in a court of law. so today it was actually during a break from the testimony you were just watching that outside of the jury -- the jury was not in yet -- kevin goff gets up and he says, your honor, i'm really concerned. and then he launches into what is almost a kind of legal rant. he was upset, he said, because he had realized the reverend al sharpton it been in the public seating area of the trial the day before. it wasn't like he recognized it on the day of. no, this is after the fact. and he was very upset that he thought it could influence the jury. here's the statement. >> we're going to start a precedent starting y

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>> that's right, don. we expect him to self-surrender on monday and then appear in court that same afternoon. look, it's not expected that he would be detained while this all plays out. but like anyone, he has the option to potentially plead guilty, not -- not something that would be on brand for him. or he could fight this in a trial. and look, not everybody has the resources to take on the justice department but he does. and if -- big if -- he is convicted, he would also have the opportunity to appeal. i mean, this could be a really long, drawn-out process. but it appears right now, right out of the trump playbook, his approach is to delay, delay, delay, fight, fight, fight. now, while it is possible that the house could change hands, and the committee could go away, the indictment will not. these charges will not just go away. so even though he tries to delay, these will remain. now, it's also important to note that one thing that they are not likely to get here is his cooperation. they cannot compel hi

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don, you got to bring light into this? why do judges have so much power when we can see the ridiculously of this and you can see the bias of the judges, why don't the judges have someone, you know what i am saying? >> hey, go ahead laura. >> let me just play and give an olive branch to the judiciary moment. i am often critical, but to a certain extent and eliot knows this. we were talking about what the law provides, the supreme court allows for you to give a non race based reason to articulate a reason that you obstruct a juror. a judge's hands are tied to be able to say well, you provided some reason as a juror. now, it may not pass the smell test for most people but that's a question really to reform aspects of what we require to prove that you have a non discriminatory purpose for striking the juror. judges want to avoid being appealed. if there is a conviction, they want to make sure they have a clean hand and they have done everything they can. you see that here. it's about giving a fair trial to both sides, not abou

the women later told us they work for themselves and don�*t have a pimp.ot younger than the others. that is very good. thank you very much. she seems to be following orders. thank you, bye—bye. of course. bye— bye. as our reporter leaves, the young woman gets into a waiting car in her dressing gown. when i was leaving, i saw the girls that i had seen undressing earlier on put on a dressing gown and basically walk out in front of me and into a waiting car. underneath, she was pretty much just in her underwear. do you think that their girls are vulnerable, exploited women? yes, i do. yes. it may be the case that they don�*t even realise the extent that they�*re being exploited. they�*re clearly under control. i don�*t think they see much of anything apart from the brothel and places they�*re taken to. in france, vivastreet shut down the personal section of its website after prosecutors launched an investigation into the company for alleged pimping. but in the uk, there�*s nothing to stop websites like vivastreet making money from prostitution. the website wo

and just one last thought on that, don.n -- one clear message as mj was talking about. you know, people are angry with the -- with the party and the white house. they are come out in big numbers i mean in virginia, glenn youngkin got 550,000 more votes than they did four years ago and the question really has to be for democrats who had a decent turnout is whether they are going to be able to match that surge. and part of that has to be delivering on more of the agenda that they ran on, that they promised people that they would achieve if they gave them unified control of washington. they have it. now, they have to deliver. >> ron brownstein, we appreciate it very much. thank you very much, mj lee there in asbury park, new jersey. as you saw earlier, a victory speech. very rousing victory speech. short and sweet giving out his accomplishments, phil murphy the governor of new jersey. thanks to both of you. we appreciate it. >>> we also have other news beyond the political realm. this one has a political tinge to it, theough,

nuclear plants don�*t burn fossil fuels, so they don�*t produce the greenhouse gases associated withomething that we can do today to start making an impact today, to create green jobs today that we know will deliver zero carbon electricity. the idea behind modular reactors is that because they are small they could be built to a standard design in a factory and installed stage by stage. this should allow them to be made relatively cheaply, for about £2 billion each, and they could be built quickly. by comparison, the much bigger and more powerful reactor being built at hinkley point in somerset is expected to cost more than £20 billion. about a fifth of our electricity currently comes from nuclear power. the government thinks a new generation of reactors, both small and large, will be vital to help meet our energy needs in future. the small modular reactors are very much cutting—edge technology, they give us a base load, they give us the ability to have a secure energy supply, and also, critically, means something like 40,000 well—paid jobs in this area. but critics say this is the ki

it looks like you have ulterior motives. >> yeah, don.s been incredibly patient with this argument. i'm very surprised. i've been in front of this judge before. he's known as a patient judge, a fair judge. but this motion has absolutely no legal merit to it. you cannot prevent someone from coming into a public courtroom if they're not making a disruption. now, it would be different if reverend jackson came in there and decided to make a speech or interrupt the witnesses or call out somebody's name, but that's not happened at all. he simply sat with the family just like reverend sharpton, and they are absolutely allowed to do that. so the idea that the judge is going to bar black pastors from the courtroom, it's ridiculous. so i don't understand the point of making that motion, and of course it's going to have the opposite effect because pastors are already showing up in brunswick. there are more expected later this week. so whatever he was trying to accomplish, he's not done it. >> page, thank you so much. i'll see you soon. >> thank you,

the big show, "don lemon tonight" with the big star, d. lemon tonight. >> we got the breaking news, this is a what we're waiting for. it's a little bit late running behind, that's what we're looking the at asbury park, new jersey. we're waiting for the governor of new jersey who we have just -- had ve just projected a the winner, murphy over jack ciattarelli. we'll watch that for you and continue with it. >> so we're watching them watching us. >> watching us. >> watching them. >> watching them. >> this was a lot closer than democrats and phil murphy and democrats expected. >> absolutely, and we'll see how the governor explains that. we'll see if he spins it because he's got a little good news, not just that he won, obviously, but democrats don't get consecutive terms in new jersey as governor very often. he hasn't done it in a long -- hasn't happened in like 20 plus years, but this situation is all about why, and the immutable laws of politics that democrats ignored, which are people care about what matters closest to home. when they give

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