obviously, he was by my side and very funny stories donna. first of all, thanks for actually reading the book, you know, some people interview me, and they asked me questions that they could have asked me without a book a 500 page memoir or that suggested me. they haven't even cracked it open. so i appreciate you reading it. so yes, i mean this is this is a love story and a family that has nothing to do with twitter and that's what george became famous and as kellyanne conway's husband on twitter and now i guess on tv occasionally on tv and look i just want to make very clear george's vows are not to donald trump or any political party or there. they were to me to love honor and cherish, but we moved to washington dc as a couple as a family both having accepted big jobs from president donald trump and people seem to want to forget that or never know it or gloss it over. it's very important part of the story of george kelly. you tell the story. i mean look and i really should get to the part because should just stop now and say you and i also

big fan of donna brazile. thank you for anything meeting today. my memoir seems a little odd at 55 because god willing i have decades of life left the people are always in resin story behind the story. when did you come from? jujur grew up in a political household? was your fatherr political? what was it like? what inspired you? how did you learn to sail the stuff on tv and what is donald trump would like. how is it like to work in the white house? i tried and all that and more and i felt ironically as somebody who is spoken as you have donna brazile millions of words public here i felt that people were speaking on behalf of of me or at me or about me and not really knowing me. i i was speaking on behalf of other people including the president and white house and the nation. so it was truly my turn. in some instances to set the record straight, and others to really just public at back the edges of the white house because this is not a tell on and bore most like some of these other books. this a is really my story and se ways it's a very unique sto

donna's wedding.s supposed to be alive, as down as maid of honor. >> they dressed her in her maid of honor dress. i remember feeling such anger! at the man that did that to my sister. and my parents. watching... my parents grieve. what have they done to my baby? >> reporter: the corners report answered some questions. i'm not saucy determined that the garrote did not kill in. she died of stab wounds. the report revealed something else. traces of two semen samples. again, dna testing was not available back then. so they could not attach identities to the semen samples. >> so he began to talk to -- >> that's where we started the circle of friends, acquaintances, her job. anybody that knew her. >> reporter: including all her current and former boyfriends. racquetball partners, ski buddies, work colleagues. >> we had the time to develop some background on all the players, so that we would have some idea what questions to ask. >> anyone of whom could have been the. >> anyone. >> reporter: mind you, which f

will donna staying partly on and that? hear testimony that you think would increase the chances of legal repercussions against the former president? you mentioned the fact that yes, he knew followers were coming with knives and guns and spears. >> and he was still encouraging them to go to the capitol. so did you hear anything increases the chance of a legal problem for trump? >> you know, i'm i'm slowly coming to the conclusion that this question of legal culpability is going to actually be answered in the political route. i it has been clear to me for some time that the president is personally liable legally for some of the events of january 6, if not all about. i think there several statutes that i've i've read that that i'm convinced he broke that there. there's a bigger political question that merrick garland is going to have to wrestle you know, would it be is it better or worse for and democracy and rule of law and forbidding or just urging that kind of behavior 2024, if he pursues a prosecution against donald trump

yeah, right now we welcome san jose state political science lecturer donna crane. donna., you know, having an immediate effect and some state 10 of the so-called trigger law, it's almost every day you're going to see the domino. that's right. i have friends who work in clinics. >> who have canceled for women who were sitting in the waiting room today and were scheduled for over the weekend. >> was the most surprising thing to you today? we i knew that this ruling would come. was it what justice thomas wrote? >> so many things surprised me today and yet we shouldn't be i think that's a good candidate. i think the fact that so for people who are watching a justice thomas was very explicit in his opinion today saying that not only does he roe should be overturned, which of course, prevails today, but that he thinks other rights that are grounded in sort of a similar legal concept should also be revisited. so we are definitely looking down the barrel of not just abortion becoming illegal and more than half the states, but also potentially contraception at same marriage, marri

when court reconvened, he called donna hagan back to the stand.heard that isaiah said it was an accident, then they couldn't convict him of murder. >> so you think that perhaps his mother had said these things, so that her son could get perhaps a lesser sentence? >> well -- yes. >> the problem is the genie's out of the bottle. >> yes. >> the jury cannot un-hear what she said about her own son. how do you now overcome that? >> well, i think it goes back to -- we have no confession. we have no direct evidence. we have no dna. and we have no other significant piece of evidence that's compelling. >> and in his closing, he made those same arguments to the jury. but the damage was done. it only took the jury four hours to find isaiah hagan guilty on all four counts against him, including murder. >> that's the most relief i've felt since it all happened. 'cause all i wanted forever was just to get justice for her. >> but the hagans were angry. they didn't believe isaiah should have been convicted of the most serious charges against him -- murder. you wer

. >> donna: well, we came here to surprise brooke with this brunch, but apparently she's at a meeting uh-- >> hope: well, uh, she's missing out because i'm happy that i caught you. >> katie: i've just missed everyone so much. i've missed being here. as much as i liked being at international and, of course, spending time with will. >> donna: there's no place like home. >> katie: i just wish i'd been a better sister. uh, to you and to brooke, i feel terrible that i haven't been here while she was going through everything that she went through. >> donna: stop, stop doing that to yourself.

she did it about his wife and donna i couldn't, you know people i write in the book people say withoutkellyanne conway's campaign manager. donald trump could not have won in 2016 that's debatable, but what will never be in doubt? is that without george conway encouraging insisting me to take my shot as hamilton and eminem tell us all to do. to take my shot in 2016 and say yes to that campaign manager manager offer and position that donald trump offered that gave me. i could not have been campaign manager that level because george said i'll help more with the kids you have to do this. he can actually win with you kellyanne and george had witnessed a lot of the new boys network in the republican consultancy a walking rico violation of folks always giving each other money on the gravy train. he had witnessed many them denying me and sidelining me and trying to diminish me. he had heard my pitch so many times. so what i would do if i had ever gotten my shot he said here it is. take your shot. and afterwards heirs every sunday night on c-span 2 at 10 pm, or you can watch it online at booktv

here's the deal donna, you know, by every imaginable metric. i should have been a democrat and liberal and a feminist and probably a man hater too. my father left the men in my life my uncles my cousins. they expanded family members all these great male role models in my life who stepped in and and stepped up for me. they pretty much were all members of the private trades carpenters and welders and iron workers plumbers and who you know graduated high school with their skill certificate and their high school diploma went to work right away and have those jobs to support themselves for their families and those wonderful people so they tend towards the hedemocratic party. i was italian catholic at that time and not to over generalize but they had an affinity to the democratic party. john kennedy and it was the height of feminism, no wars so i talk about that and ronald reagan not unlike many people in my generation inspired me with a very optimistic message. i also felt he wasn't scornful towards other people. he was inclusive in his words and i

i care about the violence. >> but there are nuances to this issue, donna. and you know that. >> i know about guns because my father was in the military, he kept his guns safe. he stored it. he understood what was needed to go out and shoot something that was a critter versus a human being. it's moral. >> donna you said this morning, democrats don't want to confiscate guns. but beto o'rourke this week in texas, that's exactly what he wants to do. there are nuances to this issue. you have people -- >> a semiautomatic weapon -- 20 rounds. >> confiscating weapons that beto o'rourke was talking about this week this hardens the debate and hardens positions. >> it's no what about them on this issue. >>> we have to take a break. more roundtable later in the show. >>> up next, transportation secretary pete buttigieg. we'll be right back. miss allen over there isn't checking lesson plans. she's getting graded on her green investments with merrill. a-plus. still got it. (whistle blows) your money never stops working for you with merrill, a bank of america company. rig

unless she hi, norma, donna said i could do a amaica. ganga donna summer. nealon de la cruz. okay. i made a gazoomba dba nissan. gyla. ah ah, the tokyo tribunal began on may the 3rd 1946 by this time, churchill had already delivered his sinew as of peace speech that heralded the cold war. in the tokyo tribunal became an arena, prevailed, confrontation between the u. s. great britain and the u. s. s l u s. representatives refused to review the topic of unit 731, and it's detachments despite soviet demands. the whereabouts of the unit 731 leaders are unknown to us. there are no grounds for charging the unit with wall crimes and cold war. and there was a stream of documents and data by unit 731 that went to 2 military bases in the united states to fort dugway in utah and to fort dietrich and maryland. which to this day remains the headquarters for the usaa biological weapons command. the will biologists, doctors, medical students, adolescents who had nothing to do with medicine employed at unit 731 about 3600 people in total, including maintenance stuff, but only 12 men faced trial an

donna, who want it in 1986, he died in 2020. so this will be the 1st edition without him on the pitch coaching or in the stands. that if a bo reports from one scientists applying to warner argentina, the football legend vehicle might hello. now, a flying museum that's meant to carry me out. i don't f history around the world and also to cut out a for the world cup in the us i was good to go. so you know, this transcends everything and goes beyond what you can imagine. and say, how far kind of fun go well as far as the plane goes, it's beautiful. ah, the former world cup winner died of a heart attack in november 2020. and these years world cup will be the 1st one without the men, many in argentina, c as a national hero. but a for many marijuana will be watching the world cup from heaven. your nail messy will be the one every one in argentina will be looking at before winning pick up on america. jojo nel miss with the wind, the world cup of tournaments he was being compared with what the situation is completely different now in me

and you've got to remember you donna and you are. why have history of the 2010 woke up? they met in the quarter finals where the game went to extra time, and in the a 120 minutes. gone up, hit the ball over the line, a small g on, and it was stopped by luis, far as his hands was an obvious penalty. gonna miss that penalty. the game moved to probably to penalties should where you go. i prevailed. it is one of the most legendary moments in games in the history of the tournament and gone up, i can guarantee you there is a guy named who is forgotten about that match where they were. and the harbor they went through, they're going to be out for vengeance. the last game it's your was last game of the groups. that's actually the last game of the entire group stage. and i think if you add up again, me against when out on port school, a game against home in san and south korea and then obviously the emotional gamut garner, i think it's echo who are going to go out of the group and not you're guar. that's my take a new one. the alley mentioned some of the tricky opponents. that bo

. >> bridget: aunt donna?eric: quinn, listen. >> quinn: is this what you meant when you said you were going to the club? you just... you were in bed with her? >> eric: i'm sorry. i'm sorry you had to find out this way. >> quinn: sorry? no, no, no, no, no. no, i was worried about you. i was worried about your health. your--your heart rate kept spiking higher and higher every week, and i-- now i know why. you're not playing pickleball. you're... you're having an affair with donna. ♪♪ ♪♪

donna, always a pleasure to have you with at this point. what stuck out to you most about today's hearing so far? >> here's what i'm thinking about a lot after watching the hearing this morning. so the u.s. elect presidents using an electoral college system. we do not directly elect our the electoral college gets a lot of bad press for good reason. it's not it's a winner take all system. it's bias toward certain states so that these are all things we talk about in my class. for example. but i left with one more reason to hate the electoral college. it is really vulnerable, really susceptible to manipulation by strong that. i think we're seeing evidence of all the ways that the president and his henchmen of former president and his henchmen were trying to pressure arizona and georgia officials to change slates of electors. that wouldn't be happening if we actually elected our president the way many other countries through direct elections. so that's something i'm thinking a lot about right now. alarming the test. some of the testimony we've

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donna, i want to start with you and your reaction to the ruling. >> it's hard. i was devastated.for over 58 days, eight weeks, that justice alito's leaked draft may become the actual document, but still it was horrible. horrible. when have rights that have ever been given taken away so abruptly. in my home state of louisiana a trigger state, a woman today who may be faced with something she can't handle or deal with, she has to find the resources to drive 600 miles, the closet place is in illinois, or if she heads east, north carolina. if one of my nieces, god forbid, cousins is raped, what recourse will they have? this is a personal decision. what worries all of us and women should be worried, men too, there should be no second-class citizens in the united states of america and today i feel as though we have gone back in time, not just 50 years but we've gone even further because for poor women, for black women, for women of color, when it's been hard to have reproductive health care, access to affordable and now we have -- we've lost this right. it's a sad day for america. >> s

no thousands of similar stories war correspondent now donna frederickson was one of the 1st to speak to residents of a recently liberated murray local neighbourhood. a laugh got me a cough. cough i got a glove but the law dealer with me. okay. so you said himself, as of no, no actually didn't hold is that the was on you about was about was cable i, billy pisca received and you put us on the backs for which you are innocent issue or can we wasn't on my screen. but i started, oh i looking to do, there's so much less lease for best buy not it didn't have a a good idea. now when you're done with oxygen, with saline. okay. but i'm just looking at it. will you do it too, which is close enough? i was like, it was actually, buddy. did you see what needs to do to get our food? all right, and you see when you like the little thing people with with the beginning of military action. it's volunteers who've been evacuating mario pose residence, a don, it's put an adult, go to the is one of them. a shock study, vol. to be of any of your life with every day she travels from done it to batch admirer,

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. >> donna crane is a lecturer on political science at san jose state university with experience as a lobbiest in congress. >> she joins us now. roe v. wade is now dead on a federal level. what does it mean for individual states including california and the women who live here? >> okay. so, as you've already covered in the story, more than half of the states are poised to outlaw abortion immediately. the rest of the states will come under probably tremendous pressure to do the same and those battles will be fought on a state by state basis. it is really important to say, though, that this is not a day when the issue, quote/unquote just returns to the states because when we don't have the protection of roe v. wade any more, there is nothing that stops the federal government from getting in on this act. what i mean by that is, congress could pass restrictions on abortion too. presidential administrations, that is hostile to reproductive freedom could enact restrictions and so californians, we tend to think of ourselves as a oasis here whenever red action comes from washington. but that

so i wonder donna does is that better or worse?ause he you have to, as we saw with with president trump as a committee outlined, he had to go to these each individual states to try and talk to them if you have one overarching federal elections office that would have wouldn't that fall under the control of the president anyway? so this is an excellent point. and there is really good, um, strong debate on both sides here, and you've you've well articulated the argument on the other side. um, but i would argue that perhaps tub federal election officials would be less susceptible to this pressure. they would be simple servants, maybe federal civil servants. they wouldn't be sort of low level. um somewhat less experienced state bureaucrats who might be under the control of state legislatures, which operate relatively independently from the federal government. so for my money, i would prefer federalized elections. there are good arguments to be made that we if you centralize it, that's also susceptible to manipulation. but i think what w

donna, thank you for you know, being with us tonight. there's so much going on.tart with the abortion issue. it does appear that roe v wade will be overturned. it's the difficult to understand. we hear people in the legal community talk about legal precedents. this has been on the books for almost 5 decades yet. here we are facing is removal as a right for americans. >> how does that sit? how does that unfold? >> here's how it happened when roe versus wade of what became the law of the land in 1973 of the anti-abortion movement set down and mapped out a 3 decade long plan to put enough justices on the supreme court that they can eventually overturned the decision. and to do that, you need to elect presidents who will appoint anti-abortion judges and justices and you need to elect senators who will confirm that. and that's exactly what the set about doing. so this is the culmination of more than 30 years worth of strategic work. and it is worth mentioning here that one of the key architects of this 30 year plus long plan was young lawyer. i'm back in the day. and

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so, we are going to introduce donna hilliard.over 200 interns each year so they have an impressive program and we're happy she's going to say some comments, thank you. [applause] >> i guess i'm load -- i'm guess i'm holding the mic. i want to say wow you're at the warrior stadium and give it up for yourself because if this isn't telling you important you are, come o. people pay thousands of dollars to sit in the seat you're in. we had the mayor come out. first of all, i can't believe i'm going after the mayor. it's such an honor and thank you for creating this program and director davis, thank you for all the work you do and being a wonderful mentor to so many. i wanted to talk about the warriors. the warriors, do you think they became champion players overnight? no. the first time they pick up that basketball and first time they dribbled and the first experiences are important so for many of y'all, this is your first internship. your first time even thinking about a job. right. so don't take this opportunity lightly because i wi

so, we are going to introduce donna hilliard.over 200 interns each year so they have an impressive program and we're happy she's going to say some comments, thank you. [applause] >> i guess i'm load -- i'm guess i'm holding the mic. i want to say wow you're at the warrior stadium and give it up for yourself because if this isn't telling you important you are, come o. people pay thousands of dollars to sit in the seat you're in. we had the mayor come out. first of all, i can't believe i'm going after the mayor. it's such an honor and thank you for creating this program and director davis, thank you for all the work you do and being a wonderful mentor to so many. i wanted to talk about the warriors. the warriors, do you think they became champion players overnight? no. the first time they pick up that basketball and first time they dribbled and the first experiences are important so for many of y'all, this is your first internship. your first time even thinking about a job. right. so don't take this opportunity lightly because i wi

donna, thanks for joining us here during kron, 4 news at 3. >> great to be here.u think of day 3 of the hearings. >> i must say i worked in washington for more than 25 years in and around capitol hill. i thought i had seen and read every single thing about january 6th. i lived through it as we all did. and i my job was just on the floor this morning during the hearings. i just believe what happened. i can't believe how close mike pence came to losing his life. i can't believe how directly is. scenes. the trump tweets against pens were read out loud and spurred the rioters. and i can't believe how bananas and brazen this plot. i don't even know what to call it was to try to a democratic election. it's just i've never seen anything like it. >> yes, some of what was said today was that vice president, former vice president pence was about 40 feet away from the mob of rioters and has he was hiding in some underground bunker in the capital in order to try to not get killed. basically, he was also trying to communicate with the president did actually make communication

not to get a diaz can use the portfolio with you or to buy yours as to where the donna's a but i see the student, but there is no rule you. lation says diesel tutorial, gumbo sub ah, rather it is impossible to undertake any inspection of bio lab set up by the pentagon near russia and former soviet republics as required by the defense threat reduction agency. it's claimed that the labs are for medical purposes, but they're financed by the us defense budget raising valid concerns that their activities are not just medical, but military lieu. the luca laboratory, georgia is one example but the labradoodle, dwayne lawn, is launching georgia's former minister of state security lieutenant general gord kelsey is talking about reliable documents that fell into his hands knew more sheet music, but as reading it or as me surely unless site. but then there, so you know, next that omitted in that silly death is jelly goddaughter and when you cook, use us so mystique, us lee chip, them brought system. wesley was and you might, is, did the thrashing him was pro slinging it be dear me. such him wit