recent days, thousands of migrants have a mass on the border with poland. former us president donald from long time allies, the bannon has surrendered to federal authorities. bannon is facing contempt charges for refusing to cooperate with the congressional investigation into january's attack on the capital. a defined banners spoke to media after his appearance in court. not just from people are not just conservative. every progressive in every liberal in this country that, that like freedom of speech and liberty. ok should be fighting for this case. that's why i'm here today. very by, well, i'm never going to back down and they took on the wrong guy, this guy. and then you as president joe biden has signed his one trillion dollar infrastructure bill into law. the promise more jobs, as money is invested in roads, bridges, transport and broadband upgrades, and american journalists release from a prison in me and ma says he wasn't tortured or starved during his incarceration, but he did worry. the ordeal would never end daniel fence the land didn't cut her on monday evening. the managing editor

in the us from the present, donald trump's long time ally steve bannon has surrendered to federal authorities, his facing charges for refusing to corporate, with the congressional investigation into the january 6 attack on capital hill. the u. s. secretary of states has welcomed the release of american journalist daniel fenster, who was sentenced 11 years in prison in myanmar. and so was the managing editor of frontier myanmar, an online magazine user. the latest pictures of him landing in dough are on his way back home to the us. he was arrested in may accusing of encouraging descent against the military tutor. a fencer was seen getting into an ambulance and driven to hospital for medical treatment. i'm feeling all right physically. um it's just the same. a brave ations and things that come with any form of incarceration. you just go a little stir crazy. ah, the longer drags on more were you are that is just never gonna. and so those, those are the biggest concern. staying same through the police in the u. k. a treating an explosion outside of hospital in liverpool as an act of terror for me

her sanctions imposed by the block for rights abuses from us present. donald trump's long time ally steve bannon has surrendered to federal authorities. he's facing charges for refusing to cooperate with the congressional investigation into january 6 attack on capitol hill and police in the u. k. had a treating, an explosion outside of hospital in liverpool as an act of terror form in a being questioned over sunday's attack. police say man carried an explosive device with him in a taxi. he died in the blast. or india supreme court has called from the emergency meeting of the governments of the capital and neighboring states. as toxic small continues to blanket new delhi, the city is ordered its employees to work for home. and schools have been closed for a week. but experts say these efforts are not enough to solve the crisis avenue mitar reports in just capital is on red, alert. pollution in new delhi has reached alarming levels raising more health concerns for the population of 20000000. the government is taking drastic measures in an attempt to curb the impact its having on people. thi

ah, but 1st to some breaking news from the us where former president donald trump's long time allies, steve bannon, has surrendered to federal authorities ban on his facing charges for refusing to cooperate with the congressional investigation into the january 6 attack on the u. s. capital. as spring in particle hen was hauling developments for us in washington, dc patty abandons indictment on contempt charges a few days ago. sent shock waves to washington and now is turned himself in. he has, he's turned himself into the f. b, i field office will go before a federal magistrate in a couple of hours. these are 2 misdemeanor charges, so likely he'll just be released on his own to face charges later. this is very rare. the justice department very rarely goes after people for contempt of congress, but the ban is facing 2 charges, one for not showing up to an interview, one for not providing documents to the congress that is investigating that january 6th insurrection. no been was key to this committee's findings because she was in the room with all present former president trump's advisor

and a lot of this comes from the presidency of donald trump. it was not that long that congress was able to pass bills like this in a bipartisan fashion. sure, there were still a lot of people who played politics with it, who voted with the republicans just because republican leadership said to vote against something. or same thing on the other side. but now it's become a blood sport. and the american people are threatening lawmakers for doing the right thing. no one can argue that this is not the right thing to do here. we need to invest in infrastructure. we can have a debate about exactly how it's done. but the idea that a few republicans would support something that republicans have supported for literally centuries, i mean, it's a little silly. >> yeah. switching gears here. congressman pramila jayapal said -- where do you stand on that? do you think this bill has enough votes to pass right now? because some moderates are weighing that cbo score. >> that is the plan. the speaker said that she would like to get this done before thanksgiving. but what the modera

long as donald trump is hanging around. >> we are going to move to some questions from the audience. so i was going to bother kiki mclean. where is that woman? >> up there. >> you and i talked a little bit. what is that? we are going to go to students as well. i want to get one question from kiki, we were talking a little bit about the process and order of business in these elections and i was wondering if you could raise that question with our panel? >> any predictions about the calendar of primaries, the role that they played, growing dialogue for the past four presidential cycles. whether or not i could change. >> historically, the argument was that i want -- iowa and new hampshire should go early because they gave up close access to candidates. and then the argument becoming iowa, too extreme for democrats on the liberal side, new jersey -- new hampshire, too conservative for democrats but technology has made candidates far more accessible. social media. let's talk calendars. >> my first job was working on the iowa caucuses. i think given what happened in 2016, and given the dyna

donald trump was actually doing. what a segment to hear though from the ladies of "the view," my goodness, the long list.heir writers gave that to them. look, we know that the first order of business for joe biden and the democrat party was shutting down the keystone the xl pipeline. under president donald trump, we were energy independent. we were a net energy exporter. we exported more oil than anyone else in the entire world from the united states. and now because of what joe biden did on day one in office, look at gas prices, look at the struggle for so many americans just day-to-day to get around right now. they are soaring. he has tapped into the spr, the strategic petroleum reserve, which was totally unnecessary to do. but there is a lot of need. again, they are never going to do it because it seems like their policy from day one is to do the opposite of what donald trump wanted to do. donald trump had a closed southern border, we were secure as a nation. of course, joe biden and the democrats, wide open. the disaster that has become. i also love the ladies of "the view" saying, oh, covid is not j

if you don't mind, we're going to get to the news donald trump's former personal attorney michael cohen was released, yesterday, from his 18-month-long

if you don't mind, we're going to get to the news donald trump's former personal attorney michael cohen was released, yesterday, from his 18-month-longse arrest the decision is being celebrated by everyone from his wife to his kids "do you guys want to hear something else trump did?" "no. [ laughter ] "he did some crazy stuff." "we know, dad. [ laughter ] "get out of the house! president biden traveled to nantucket, today, for thanksgiving, but only after jill made him swear on the bible, no limericks. [ laughter ] the house committee investigating january 6th issued subpoenas, yesterday, for several allies of former president trump, including conspiracy theorist, alex jones, and longtime adviser, roger stone, which could only mean flap -- flap? [ laughter ] was his name flat top or flap top? [ laughter ] i feel like it was always unclear. [ laughter ] don't worry, this punch line will still work. [ laughter ] which can only mean flat top and little face are next [ laughter ] why did you write in the flap top part [ laughter ] in a new interview, dr. anthony fauci said that vaccinated people should, quote, "feel good and safe about e

strategy and tries to tap trumpism while claiming distance from donald trump, the person democrats insist trump is still effectively on the ballot as longrepublican party remains this extreme. and terry mcauliffe you see on the screen there, but if a president is a drag on the party, well, it could actually be biden who has a 56% disapproval in those new exit polls among virginia voters today. 28% say their vote is to express opposition against biden. the ray of hope for democrats here, last time when mcauliffe won in an off year, a similar 54% of virginians at the time disapproved of then-president obama. who also went on to re-election. an architect of those winning strategies is david plouffe, barack obama's 2008 campaign manager, a former senior adviser in the white house, and someone who all democrats turn to for insight and counsel. so interesting to have you on the big night. >> election night 2021. >> 2021. >> there we go. >> let's start with that comparison. obama and mcauliffe were under water, as you experts like to say. but managed to win. could terry mcauliffe pull that off tonight or is it different? >> no, he could. i thi

from the same period just a year earlier. now back then, the media consistently found ratings. thanks largely to donald trump, but in a biden era that's all changed. not so long ago, buzzfeed learned the hard way about dwindling audiences when the company laid off a 3rd of its staff. but not only both feed old u. s. traditional media have faced the year on year decline, just led to tens of thousands of media jobs being white out, the media. so to announce the highest job cuts on record in 2020 this industry, which includes television and movie production, news and advertising, and as $30711.00 cuts. this is 201 percent higher than the 10201 coats announced, intersects in 2019. and while traditional media continues to report on an agenda, rather than covering issues at the heart of society that trust whereas ever thinner and ratings plunge ever further. perhaps by reining in their reporting by his just a little mainstream media won't just be doing their view as a favor, but also themselves as well. now i thought it up brings looked thor examining a deck as long fishing dispute between the us and canada. we were taught in half an hour the latest to join us agai

from poland, which is seeking to achieve political and financial games. we believe that by provoking the situation was so aims to drag us and europe into a dangerous conflict of former us president donald trump's long time ally steve bannon has surrendered the federal authorities ban and is facing contempt charges for refusing to cooperate with the congressional investigation. into january's attack on the capital on his radio show the day before bad and had said quote, all hell is going to break loose defiance. the banners spoke to media after his appearance in court. not just from people and not just conservative. every progressive, every liberal in this country that, that like freedom of speech in liberty. ok should be fighting for this case. that's why i'm here today. very by why i'm never going to back down and they took on the wrong guy this time. all right guys, and then the us president joe biden says he hopes to have a candid discussion with his chinese counterpart. and they have responsibility to make sure competition does not vere into conflict. he's holding a virtual meeting with china's she jumping. it comes at a time of increasing tensions between the 2 global powers, taiwan and human

long way off. >> no. because marjorie taylor greene is following the prescript or the prescription of healing from donaldhe republican party, this far right-wing group that supports donald trump stir this caldron of hate, bigotry, racism, ho homophobia. we're seeing it happen. mccarthy was not in the best of races with donald john trump before he left and after he left. if marjorie taylor greene continues to go down this road along with bthe others, he may not survive to be speaker, if that is the case, if they win. >> what do you think? is kevin mccarthy in charge of this caucus right now? >> he's more in charge of it than marjorie taylor greene and paul gosar who have been stripped of their committee assignments due to their outlandish and insulting comments and social media activity. for marjorie taylor greene to try to act like she's the spokesperson for conservatives in washington, d.c., it's quite laughable. look, it's really important -- i think mccarthy should have done a lot more with regard to lauren boebert aside from having a conversation with her and saying -- >> you think she should be thro

from the outside. the interesting thing is that donald trump never likes or appreciates anybody. he likes republicans as long as they do what he says. i don't know if republicans understand that there is no assuaging donald trump. there is no making him feel ok. there is no, look, everything is fine. he's never going to like anybody. he has a lot of contempt for republicans who constantly bend the knee. he realizes they are bending the knee, and none of it ever works. what kevin mccarthy is trying to do is manage a very fractious caucus that includes a pragmatic wing, a trump wing, a centrist wing. he is trying to keep everybody on the same page and keep donald trump from being openly hostile. sometimes i think it causes mccarthy problems with some republicans think he is being -- that he acquiesces too much, that he bends the knee far too much. but he is in a very difficult spot, and anybody can criticize any part of his strategy, but it is a different matter to be in his position. the one thing that might have helped him is that he had some things to say about the former president during the postelection p

from the same period just a year earlier. now back then, the media consistently found ratings. thanks largely to donald trump, but in a biden era that's all changed. not so long ago, buzzfeed learned the hard way about dwindling audiences when the company laid off a 3rd of its staff. but not only both feed old u. s. traditional media have faced the year on year decline. just let the 10s of thousands of media jobs being white out. the media. so to announce the highest job cuts on record in 2020 this industry, which includes television and movie production, news and advertising, and as $30711.00 cuts. this is 201 percent higher than the 10201 cuts announcing the sector in 2019. and while traditional media continues to report on an agenda, rather than covering issues at the heart of society, that trust whereas ever thinner and ratings plunge ever further, perhaps by raining in their reporting by is just a little mainstream. media won't just be doing their view as a favor, but also themselves as well. just briefly thing with this story, we spoke to journalists chadwick, murray. he thinks there's a growing risk between what americans want to see on their tv screen

of the appeals court decision, giving donald trump a bit more time to fight the subpoenas from the january six committee, and why is merrick garland taking so long to deal with the house of representatives recommendation that steve bannon be prosecuted for contempt of congress. that is next. that is next as a dj, i know all about customization. that's why i love liberty mutual. they customize my car insurance, so i only pay for what i need. how about a throwback? ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ want your clothes to smell freshly washed all day without heavy perfumes? now they can! with downy light in-wash freshness boosters. just pour a capful of beads into your washing machine before each load. to give your laundry a light scent that lasts longer than detergent alone, with no heavy perfumes or dyes. finally, a light scent that lasts all day! new downy light, available in four naturally-inspired scents. what makes new salonpas arthritis gel so good for arthritis pain? salonpas contains the most prescribed topical pain relief ingredient. it's clinically proven, reduces infl

from carlson this week that i want to highlight. as you know, there's been a long, bad history of donald trump and other gop performers saying the gopcrimes for political reasons. remember early on in trump's presidency you said the media was covering up terror attacks. he said in front of the military, the media covered up terror attacks and complied it's for some sort of conspiratorial reason. and this week tucker was talking on his show about the christmas massacre, this man driving through the parade and charged with murder for killing six people. you have the situation on the air where carlton's on the air editorially claiming the motive. here's what carlson said on fox. >> the mediap does the seem interested to find out not even a little bit so they decided to ignore the story completely, and they are. >> here's the truth from media hype, the nightly newsletter, all of the nightly newscasts led with the christmas massacre, led with the parade massacre that same night. carlson's on the air saying the networks are ignoring it and, of course, networks are leading with the story. but his viewers are probably never going to know th

long night for you, what are you watching for in virginia? here it's, this is a starting point, you just heard from kayla there. donaldrump lost the state by ten points why did it get so much bluer? because the suburbs of washington, d.c., the suburbs of richmond in the populated area, that was the epicenter of the trump's backlash in virginia republicans lost a ton of grounds in this area during donald trump's presidency. i am going to be watching how much of that trump era gains could terry mcauliffe holds onto in the suburbs of virginia if youngkin can make enough end road in these suburbs, he can win the state. if youngkin wins the state doing that, republicans all across the country i guaranteed you are taking note. that would be a recipe that could be exported outside virginia for the 2022 midterm elections. >> you know mcauliffe having to contend with president biden seeking approval rating. there is a new polling on that, right? how bad is it? >> here is joe biden's approval rating nationally. 42% for the president, low 40s now well over 50% on the disapproval rating if you break it down by party here, you zoo

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these are areas where the long-term trend has favored democrats, but also we're since 2016 when donald trump was elected, more shift away from the republican party towards the democratic party. one big question we'll see tonight, how many of those suburban voters who abandoned the republican party because of donald trump, how many is glenn youngkin able to win back tonight? take a look. southwestern virginia up into the shenandoah valley as women, core republican areas of the state. here's actually, areas where donald trump actually improved over the republican performance, for instance, from mitt romney in 2012. sort of trump surge areas. not as many voters here as in northern virginia, richmond suburbs. question two tonight. can glenn youngkin hang on to new voters donald trump brought in to the republican party, if he could make in-roads in the suburbs and hold on to those voters that trump brought in, could be a powerful combination. and then three, what about bellwethers? swing counties? swing areas? take a look tonight and talk a lot, i'm sure, about the city of virginia beach, 450,000 people. largest city in the state

donald trump even after he left office. the limelight many of them believe they have from doing this really doesn't let them see the long-termage that they're doing to the democracy. and in the end, the sting that's going to be on their names as traitors to our nation. >> meanwhile, another former trump adviser steve bannon will not be held in custody until his trial of contempt of congress charges. he, too, is refusing to comply with the subpoena from the january 6th committee. bannon made his first federal court appearance on monday. then delivered a scathing rebuke of democrats, calling the charges against him the misdemeanor from hell. >> i'm never going to back down. they took on the wrong guy this time. if the administrative state wants to take me on, bring it because we're here to fight this and we're going to go on offense. you stand by. you see how we're going to go on offense. >> we'll get more now from cnn's senior u.s. justice correspondent evan perez. >> reporter: steve bannon appeared before a federal judge and was allowed to go home as he awaits trial on two counts of contempt of congress for blowing off subpo

from this very long editorial. a national democratic party that talks up progressive policies at the expense of bipartisan ideas and that dwells on donaldrump at the expense of forward-looking ideas is at risk of becoming a marginal democratic party appealing only to the left. new york times. orange, texas. democrat. caller: i want to make a comment. i wish that the democrats and republicans would stop acting my children, grow up, get on the same page, and get everything done that needs to be done instead of arguing and fighting over this and fighting over that and fighting over this bill and over another bill. it's like kids fighting on a playground. get on the same page work with each other. -- get on the same page. work with each other. quit arguing. and the republicans, please help the people. it you are not helping at all. do you care about the people? host: all right. we will leave it there. this is for americans with tax reform. they found provisions in the bill that the house will be bringing up in about seven minutes from now. the democratic bill special tax to hand out to media companies with up to 1500 local journalists. reco

long. i think donald trump is very aware of ron desantis out there and the potential threat in recent weeks, there are some who could run fromt, the fact he remanld. so i think you're seempgt. we have no twrd what the next juror is going to look like, so the fact they felt they needed to do this st. they were celebrating the governor's victory in virginia, but making clear that the money they have will go to seek support from the know-hows. they are saying the nga will devalue incumbents. this is what they find themselves again. they do see, to your point on glenn youngkin, i don't think his way can work in a number of states, but there is a way you can talk about policy and not have it be all this sort of personality contest that has existed around donald trump. basically, one of trump's major successes was reorienting, frankly not just his own party, but both parties around reacting to his emotion. >> maggie, thank you for your insight on our states. >>> if you're hitting the road for thanksgiving, don't expect lower gas prices just yet. how much should you expect to pay for your thanksgiving meal? turkey and potatoes a li

he exhibited such symptoms as long as i have known him, certainly seem more frequent and pronounced the last few months. this is from dr. jackson's statement of donaldmp's health. he has a lot of energy and stamina. back to biden. he has what they call a stiff gait. his report reads the team concluded much stiffness is result of degenerative wear and tear, osteo athletic changes or spond lows is of the spine. feels novel to hear an honest assessment of our president's health. probably because when dr. ronnie jackson was asked about donald trump's medical status, he said, quote, i told the president if he had a healthier diet the last 20 years, he might live to be 200 years old, end quote. wouldn't that be something. donald trump living to be 200 years old. president biden also underwent a routine colonoscopy. he wrote several small die ver particular la were noted. 3 millimeter polyp was identified in the ascending colon, and removed without difficulty. straight to the point. no exaggerations. this is dr. ronnie jackson's explanation how donald trump kept in sterling health. quote, he has incredibly good genes and it is just the way god made him, en

from vicks. >>> more bad news for former president donald trump out of new york this week. manhattan district attorney cy vance has impanelled a second longry u into the investigation into the trump organization. one person familiar with the matter telling nbc news the grand jury could hear testimony of the valuation of trump's properties. the news comes after the first grand jury issued an indictment criminally charged the trump company's chief financial officer allen weisselberg this past summer. you may recall that. joining me to discuss this legal analyst barbara mcquade. barbara is of course an expert in criminal law, criminal procedure and national security law. barbara, it's great to vuioback on this show. whatted should we make of this second grand jury? does it tell us anything about where this investigation appears to be heading? >> well, it does and it doesn't. grand jury investigations are by definition secret, and so we only know little drips and drebs that get leaked out. and just because a grand jury is investigating doesn't mean charges will be returned. it means they'll investigate and could determine there's sufficient e

to put that in perspective, just how long that is, steve bannon graduated from college that year, donald trump just bought that trump tower at that time and i think trump's dad realized he made a mistaken trusting any part of the business to his son? we will leave that for the shrinks to unpack at this point in the story. i wanted to share some reporting from my colleague, pete williams. he reports that steve bannon will turn himself in on monday and appear in court then. it is remarkable. it may also be a spectacle. charlie sykes. >> well, it will be. you he no, steve bannon is -- let's say he's not shy. and i think he's going to try to brazen this out. i think trump world is going to try to brazen this out. the reality -- i haven't had a chance the read this indictment but i agree with neal. i mean, this is a huge shot. it could be the beginning of the turn. i know we have seen this over and over again. but for the justice department to say the rules have changed, there is new sheriff in town, we are not going to tolerate this behavior is significant. now, is it going to change steve b

from the prejudices and wealth of the privileged. then politics got in the way. donald trump won the white house, google pushed open markets out of our longime home, face but decided they wanted to rule the world. so it took a while but in late 2019 nikki and i reconnected and his book is proof of two things. first, that nifty indeed has the chops to save american journalism, and second, that nikki can pretty much do it on her own. that said, we do have someone with us today to talk with nikki about "news for the rich, white, and blue" who is himself very much ann expert in these same threats to american democracy, and that's matt thompson of the "new york times." that is editor of the times new headway initiative which it is deep investigations into economics, health, environment and more.♪ matt has worked at the fresno bee, minneapolis "star tribune" and the atlantic as well as at the center for public integrity and the poynter institute. in her book nikki writes the journalismd is what enables an active and engaged citizenry, so a last i welcome everyone who is joined us today because as good as important as this book is we can't win t

donald trump. to provide this proof and show how voting systems were rigged to flip votes from biden to trump, and a cyber symposium he had these longsentations were cyber experts dug through election software. specifically, they dug through election software from mesa county california. it was handed out on thumb drives from the event. posted on line for anyone to download along with the passwords to mesa county colorado's actual election equipment. that was bizarre. this is secure election material. sensitive stuff. how did it end up at this conspiracy scary -- theory? >> the elected county clerk, the republican county clerk of mason county -- domestic county california. she said she was convinced the election had been stolen and had been trying to get to the bottom of it in her county. there she was, in south dakota, on stage, with the pillow guy joined by the campaign manager for far-right trump supporting congresswoman laura boating. that's around the left. as they were gathered there and south dakota, local officials back in colorado were simultaneously rating the office of the meza county clerk, they have reason to believe sh