donna: thank you. ms.ams, in education, you proposed a boost in teacher pay, more state paid preschools for -- preschool slots for lower income children and their families and more. if you win the governor's race, you will likely have republican majorities in both chambers. given what we know about partisan divisions, how will you get your education proposals passed and funded? ms. abrams: let's begin with what my proposals are. georgia is sitting on a $6.6 billion surplus. that's after we put everything -- 15% aside for a rainy day fund, that is money after we accounted for increases in population, and i want to invest it in our children and in our families. beginning with making certain we we have -- we have pre-k scott --slots. we have four-year-olds on the waiting list. i've never met a four-year-old who waits to turn five, but we can solve the problem with the money we have now. we can give an $11,000 pay raise to our teachers instead of a $5,000 raise on layaway. we can increase access to pipelines b

donna: thank you very much. you have a rebuttal? donna: i would like to make sure -- gov. kemp: i would like to make sure people at home know that i was doing exactly what i said i would do that i was campaigning for governor. we have been going after street gangs and drug cartels. so what we are tweeting out there is when our great men and women in law-enforcement are making our drug bust not from recreational use, but that's what my focus is on. donna: greg, please ask a question of stacey abrams. >> in 20 you did not since -- succeed to the governor. this election do you commit to except the outcome of the vote guard this of what it shows? if you stand by use of words like riggs to describe the states election system question mark ms. abrams: in 2018i began my speech on november 16, acknowledging governor kemp won the election. i then laid out in great detail the challenges faced by voters under his leadership as secretary of state, including the 10 plus two who were arrested in georgia because they had the temerity to use absentee ballots. i told the story of students

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

donna thinks he saw messages on her phone from her new boyfriend. after that, am. he was another person, a. he was leg door tang isadore and they was like oh, she tried to struggle my sister twice. he hit her in the face. he punched her in the face and then he took the knife. the 1st god he was in gwinnett . that is all over my neck. and instantly i started the room to screen for shop and then hip started to stop her. she got my hands on my arms. she care for it, my, my love a doll him mark. you're going to kill me. and she says me, yes, oh wow, donna's neighbor heard her screams and called the police talk to mom and that was great to us. it is, the whole school goes all school does is meant for longer, you know, personal normal or some of them remember mile. blanca from children, something to you or settlement those almost one 3rd cushman culture, your economy. sure. i was at the floor. he was over me, so i can't move donna's life was probably saved because marco slipped in a pool of her blood. i find the keys i took there and i opened the door. how did you get to

>> and donna come my mother still with us.he lives with us in great everyday present force in the life of our four children which is amazing. my mother was an original forgotten woman presentm president trump talked about manyt years later she was forgotten by feminism, forgotten by her husband left at the age of 26 note child support or alimony for us. she dusted herself off like so many american women have and figured it out. but back to w work, never thougt she want to be a stay-at-home mom of six or seven, i am an only child. but life happens. her best laid plans did not work out so she figured out another way. and surely devoted her life to me. never remarried, never had other children. and it making me the center of her life that would best for both of us to move back to the old homestead with her mother and two of her unmarried sister for these four adult women of one child and return the permit upside out it's like one woman and four children now. and so my mother and devoting her life to me gave me a great example of

>> donna, thankfully my mother is still with us. lives with us and it great everyday present force and the life of our four children which is amazing. my mother was an original forgotten woman present president trump talks about many years later she was forgotten by feminism, forgot by her husband, left at the age of 26 no child support no alimony for us. she just dusted herself off like so many american women have and figured it out. went back to work, never thoughs she was a high school diploma went to be a stay at home mom of six or seven part i'm an only child. so life happens. herbert best laid plans did not work out so she figured out another way. and surely devoted her life to me. never remarried, never had other children. n and making it the center of her life thought it would best for both of us to move back to the old homestead with her mother and two of her mother's unmarried sisters. so have four adult women and one child to return the permit upside down it's one women and four children now. and so my mother and devoted

is that likely to change donna? >> i don't think it's likely to change without some significant new you know, we're a country that's experiencing a lot of political polarization right now. most of us kind of already know what tampering. we know what we believe about january what i'm interested in evidence that disproves that that this way because of that, i do think, though, that there are still other reasons with marriage to continue to continue the but you're right that think the general public is in a particularly persuadable move right now. a move right now. >> all right, donna crane, as always, we appreciate your insight. thanks so much. thanks, catherine. thanks, well, authorities have now released the cause of death for sixteen-year-old kiley rodni. the coroner's office ruled her death as accidental and there was not any evidence suggesting that there was foul play. >> roddy was last seen back on august 6 after reportedly attending a party with more than 100 miners and young adults near the prosser family cam

donna thinks he saw messages on her phone from her new boyfriend. after that am. he was another person, a. he was like, your tongue is over. ah, and they was like, oh, he tried to struggle my sister twice. he hip her in the face. he punched her in the face and then he took the knife. the 1st god he the it was in gwinnett that it's all over my neck. and instantly i started to, to scream for help. and then hip started to was tougher. he got my hands on my arms. he perforate my, my love a doll him, mark. you're going to kill me. and she says me, yes. oh wow. don't his neighborhood. her screams and called the police force her mom and killers, regulars at us, old school, those old school, those whose minutes were longer, you know, personal, normal, awesome mother marble, uncle. when children thumping to you all, settlement those almost one douglas real quick, your economy. surely i was at the floor. he was over me. so i can't move donna's life was probably saved because marco slipped in a pool of her blood. i find the keys i took there and i opened the door. how did yo

big fan of donna brazile. thank you for interviewing me. this is my memoir which seems odd at 55 because god willing i decades of life left the people or interest in the story behindd the story. they say would you come from. did you grow up in a political household?p was your mother running forol office? what was it like? what inspired you? how did you learn to say all that stuff on tv? what is donald trump are like and how is it to work in the white house as a woman for president trump. i try to answer all that and more and i felt i wanted that somebody has spoken as you have donna brazile millions of words public. i felt people were speaking onon behalf of me or at me or about me and not really knowing me and/or i was speaking on behalf of other people including a president and the white house and a nation. it was truly my turn. in some instances to set the record straight and others to pull the curtain back not justgh on the trump white house because this is not a tell all and bore most like so many of these other books. this is my story

donna thinks he saw messages on her phone from her new boyfriend. after that ame he was another person a. he was like dirt tang isadore. ah, and they was like, oh, he tried to struggle my sister twice. he hit her in the face. she punched her in the face and then he took the knife. the 1st god heath was in gwinnett. that is all over my neck. and instantly i started the room to scream for shop. and then hip started to was tucker. he got my hands on my arms. he perforate my, my love a dull him mark. you're going to kill me. and she says me, yes. oh wow. donna's neighbor heard her screams and called the police talk to mom and delivering to us it as a whole school. those old school, those minutes were longer, you know, personal normal, awesome. remember mile? blanca from children wanting me to you. oh. settlement those almost one time cuz you could, you, you gotta make sure i was at the floor. he was over me. so i can't move don't his life was probably saved because marco slipped in a pool of her blood. i find the keys i took there. and i opened the door

let donna talk about the freedom on the ballot thing.or the last two years, i'd be talking about that. this race is going to come down to the senate to three states, in my view, nevada, georgia and pennsylvania. and whoever wins two out of three in those is going to be in a position to be able to have the senate. and i don't think -- the rest of the races i think while you're right in the margin of error, on the ground, i've been to a bunch of these states, you get a feeling as to which way it's going, the house i think is a foregone conclusion. >> the margin is -- >> george, that goes back to redistricting, right. i mean, there have been so -- there are so fewer seats that are really truly competitive. i think if you look at this country, there's 40 to 50 seats in the house left now that are competitive. and so if republicans win 20 to 25 of those, which i think where they'll be, they'll have a 15-seat margin in the house, and in the house that's plenty, as you know. and on the governor's races, i would say this, the dga, the democratic

thank you very much, best of luck this winter, donna.razy story of crime ridden chicago less than a week after release from prison for punching a woman and kicking a cop. that man right there doing the exact same thing. >> carley: plus aoc taking issue with president biden's issued to barden people convicted of simple marijuana possession. >> very much applaud that he went there, but he exempted people who were convicted if they were convicted while undocumented appearance be to wait until you hear what she said about her own party. that is next. then we found shipstation. now we're shipping out orders 5 times faster and thanks to shipstation's discounted rates we're saving a ton. honestly, we couldn't do it without shipstation join over 100,000 online sellers who get ship done with shipstation go to shipstation.com /tv and get 2 months free. this fall, xfinity rewards is thanking you with spooky perks and surprises. enter for your chance to win a trip to universal's halloween horror nights for a terrifyingly good time you'll never forge

unless she hi, norma, donna said, i'm good. there are amaica ganga donna summer. nealon jayla. good. okay. america. debra new and you ah ah, the took you tribunal began on may the 3rd 1946 by this time churchill had already delivered his sinew as of peace speech that harold in the cold war. in the tokyo tribunal became an arena, revealed 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. cold war and there was a stream of documents and data by unit 731 that went to to 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 a

hi, donna, thank you for doing this here. yeah, i'm just going to jump ahead. i mean, we we

donna sharp, let me bring you in.our reaction to what you have learned and does it matter to you when it comes to voting day next tuesday? >> thanks for having megan. as far as the debate goes, i was pleasantly surprised. i thought that herschel walker did a really good job of linking his opponent to president biden. and as far as everything that is going on in the personal life of herschel walker, what matters to me that he will represent my values. he's not going to end filibuster. he's not going to make puerto rico and d.c. states. he's not going to stack the supreme court. that's what is on my mind as a voter. >> martha: all right. marcus, what about you? what do you make of where this race is now given the fact that we spoke last time before that only debate? >> you know, again, thanks for having me as well. i don't think my vote has changed at all. i cast it a cost weeks ago. i'm not looking back. i am weary of this race to be honest. i hope to god we don't have a run-off. i'd like to watch the hallmark movies w

donna, let me start with you.an still see it, when i look at that, four of the top five issues, republicans, it seems, have an advantage on, when you ask voters how they're going to vote. there's a lot that democrats are putting on abortion in this election. do you think it will be enough? >> it is. i think it's a question of turnout and which voters are going to drive that turnout, and i think democrats calculate that abortion is going to drive turnout of young people in particular and women and especially independent and suburban women. and so i think that's why the focus on abortion -- look, you can't ignore this chart right here. when i look at it, i see the reverse of 2016 and then 2020 where immigration was at the top of these -- of these lists. so, you know, i'm looking for democrats to, you know, really hone in on the voters there, trying to turn out on november 8th. >> john, let me flip it around to you. there's -- we talked about this at the top of the show, pick your poll average. the numbers are a bit

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donna langley is one of the most powerful women in hollywood — the first british woman to run a majorstory for a woman who grew up on the isle of wight and arrived in la 30 years ago. our culture editor, katie razzall, has been to meet her. the back lot at the oldest surviving movie studio in america, and i'm taking a ride, la style, with one of the most powerful people in hollywood. donna langley is the boss here at universal and the first british woman ever to head a us film studio. iam a brit, i'm english. you know, i love my marmite sandwiches and a good packet of crisps. this is the biggest day of my life! langley�*s turned universal�*s fortunes around with lucrative franchises like despicable me, jurassic world and fast and furious. no matter how fast you are... you are listening to compton's very own... she championed movies like straight outta compton for audiences hollywood used to ignore. # mamma mia...#. and famously backed mamma mia when colleagues weren't keen. now she is planning something truly out of this world. are you taking tom cruise to space? i think tom cruise is

donna langley is one of the most powerful women in hollywood — the first british woman to run a majory for a woman who grew up on the isle of wight in the south of england and arrived in la 30 years ago. our culture editor katie razzall has been to meet her. the back lot at the oldest surviving movie studio in america, and i'm taking a ride, la style, with one of the most powerful people in hollywood. donna langley is the boss here at universal and the first british woman ever to head a us film studio. iam a brit, i'm english. you know, i love my marmite sandwiches and a good packet of crisps. this is the biggest day of my life! langley�*s turned universal�*s fortunes around with lucrative franchises like despicable me, jurassic world and fast and furious. no matter how fast you are... you are listening to compton's very own... she championed movies like straight outta compton for audiences hollywood used to ignore. # mamma mia...#. and famously backed mamma mia when colleagues weren't keen. now she is planning something truly out of this world. are you taking tom cruise to space? i t

donna langley, welcome to the media show. thank you.earlier this year when you very kindly hosted a load ofjournalists at a lovely, swanky london hotel on the day you were made a dame. and you then left that party and went off for a dinner which you were hosting — and the papers were full of it the next day, that you had hosted, amongst other people, tom cruise. i mean, in a sense, that sums up your pulling power — that tom cruise was happy to hotfoot across london to meet you. if you say so. i do say so. at least that's what it looks like to me. i mean, there have been reports that universal and tom cruise are going to collaborate together on a $200 million space adventure, shot on the international space station. are you taking tom cruise to space? i think tom cruise is taking us to space. he's taking the world to space. but yeah, that's the plan. we have a great project in development with tom that does contemplate him doing just that — taking a rocket up to the space station, and shooting, and hopefully being the first civilian to d

donna first of all thanks for actually reading the book. some people interview me and asked the questions that they could ask me without a book, a 500 page memoir or that suggested to me they haven't even cracked it so i appreciate you reading it. yes. this is a love story and the family that is nothing to do with the twitter. that's where george became famous. as kellyanne conway's has been on twitter and i guess on tv occasionally on tv and look i just want to make very clear georges vows not to donald trump or any political party. they were to me to love honor and cherish. when we moved to washington d.c. as a couple as a family and accepted big jobs president donald trump. people seem to want to forget that are never know it or gloss it over. very important part of the story is -- >> host: you tell the story. look. i really should get to the part because i should stop right now and say you and i also have another thing in common which is a reason why i couldn't stop reading the book, and that is your ex-boss like my ex boss called me in

back with donna and michael. it is indeed a threat.eme elements of the republican party. and giving her any power at all puts you in correct culpability for a all that she ushers in. >> yeah, marjorie taylor greene was kicked off her committee assignments i think just a month after she took her oath of office. so she was on he outside and the void that nobody wanted to identify with. and today in the conference in the congress, she will be the mainstream. so it reminds me that it is very different from when john boehner and paul ryan were speaker where they had at least a sizable number of members who were reasonable, who were not part of the freedom caucus, and who could work with democrats just because they had to do get some important things done. but this congress coming up is going to be driven by the crazies. it will be driven by the marjorie taylor greenes in the congress. and i think that it signals something very bad for the country if republicans were to take control of the house. i think that it also means that kevin mccarth

donna langley is the first british woman to run a major american film studio.nto a whole new orbit. not bad for a woman who grew up on the isle of wight and arrived in la 30 years ago to chase the hollywood dream. our culture editor katie razzall has been to meet her. the back lot at the oldest surviving movie studio in america, and i'm taking a ride, la style, with one of the most powerful people in hollywood. donna langley is the boss here at universal and the first british woman ever to head a us film studio. iam a brit, i'm english. you know, i love my marmite sandwiches and a good packet of crisps. this is the biggest day of my life! langley�*s turned universal�*s fortunes around with lucrative franchises like despicable me, jurassic world and fast and furious. no matter how fast you are... you are listening to i compton's very own... she championed movies like straight 0utta compton for audiences hollywood used to ignore. # mamma mia...#. and famously backed mamma mia when colleagues weren't keen. now she is planning something truly out of this world. are

when the runoff happens in georgia -- >> donna disagrees with him doing very well. >> the bar was so low. >> does trump go back and campaign? >> i hope if he goes back to georgia he encourages people to vote this time as opposed to encouraging them not to vote. >> i believe stacey abrams is underrated. she'll do well, too. >>> we got to take a quick break. the roundtable will be back later. >>> but first, the man tasked with maintaining the democratic majority in the house, is he about to lose his own seat in congress? we'll talk to sean patrick maloney next. maloney next. ♪ biofreeze, the number one clinician recommended menthol topical pain relief brand. works fast. lasts long. cool the pain with biofreeze. >>> the election is not a referendum, it's a choice and the republicans criticized my economic record but look at what i've inherited and what i've done. and look at what they're offering, it's megamaga trickle down. megamaga trickle down. the kind of policies that have failed the country before, and will fail it again >> that was president biden making the case against republic

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let's discuss this with my saturday night panel, former maryland democratic congresswoman donna edwardss an msnbc political analyst. hayes brown works for msnbc daily, and jonathan alter is a presidential historian and msnbc contributor. it's great to have all three of you with us. jonathan, i'll start with you. it's common, you're the historian here, it's common for parties not in power to make an election a referendum of sorts on the party that is in power. but is the gop taking it to a whole new level with what we are seeing now? >> yeah, i mean, really it is not just a referendum, it is a choice, which direction do you want the united states to move in? and the thing that is so striking is a lot of these parties try to kind of -- it out, the stakes, but they're very very clear in this case. are you for ukraine or for russia? if you are for ukraine, you should vote democratic. if you are for russia, they have a lot of russian sympathizers in the republican caucus, go republican. do you believe in the right to choose? very clear, democratic, not republican. so we can go right down the

i know if you go to donna, i did a good mother. i'm a garden. what do i do? but you get a copy of it. i'm not, i'm not that high. do you want it to happen or no go wrong. select i am not released. okay. i guess. i mean, i know, well, like i said to my mom about the do the, the book a big deal. i'd be sky gonna more to go away. i'm call back when i'm a i'm out of just don't want to money. yes. that there are more who what i don't want to issue i'm i will sit them. i'm gonna lexia mommy. i mean yeah, i spoke to him but. ready duda, i love them, you got name, hey, do that, blah blah. he goes to man. oh yeah, so i don't give you courthouse who are with you had the nice love on it. i don't believe that tonight we. i can do a good now. you cannot justify what happened no matter what, no matter what i wanted to say, it's going to justify the young destination. we have also accepted certain ideas. started. i go in for my parents configured generations without critical thinking. what precautions saying, worries me. i set up a workshop with a group of young assamese pe

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and you can hear the full interview with donna langley on the media show in the bbc sounds app.e for a look at the weather. here's nick miller. a double rainbow end to the day after the rain cleared with the sunshine appearing. still heavy showers around. we have seen quite a few continue into this evening. quite a lot of rain so far this week. in western scotland, over 100 mil metres in places will stop the rain cleared today although showers continue across parts of scotland and northern ireland. those in north—west england will fade away. for many places overnight, dry and clear but still blustery and much cooler than it was last night. you will notice that in the morning with temperatures five or 10 degrees down across many parts of england and wales but there is a lot of sunshine to begin the day. in scotland, showers around and in parts of northern ireland. there is a zone of thicker cloud running through north wales, the midlands and north in england and it will have showery rain. south of that, mainly drive through south—east england and east anglia. parts of eastern sco

and how argentina is football fans or the legacy of mera donna will inspire them in the upcoming while to cup and castle. ah. hello that tropical storm. now he has now made an appearance in the south china sea and it is re strengthening. it's going to push its way up towards southern parts of china, slightly less wet weather coming in behind for the philippines, cheap to see, but just keep her on this circulation here. that is another tropical storm, which may well develop as we go through the next couple of days. even if it doesn't become significant in terms of the wind that will bring further heavy rain into a good part of central philippines. as we go on into the last part of the weeks, i certainly want to keep an eye on with the area already suffering from the floods . of course, heavy showers there in to where malaysia some live, the showers still lab and 2 of them lay peninsula sumatra could scattering a shower in place to across a good part of indonesia, scattering showers long spells of re swirling way through the great australian by deep area of low pressure here just to the

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to plaintiff donna soto. a, defamation/slander damages past and future, $18 million., emotional distress damages past and future, $30 million. total fair just and reasonable damages for plaintiff donna soto and against alex jones, add line a and b, $48 million. initialled by juror number 1. to plaintiff carlie soto parisi. defamation/slander damages, past and future, $30 million. b, emotional distress damages, past and future, $36 million. total fair just and reasonable damages to plaintiff carlie soto parisi add line a and line b, $66 million. initialled by juror number 1. to plaintiff carlos matthew soto. a, defamation/slander damages, past and future. $18,600,000. b, emotional distress damages, past and future, $39 million. total fair just and reasonable damages to plaintiff carlos matthew soto add line a and b, $57,600,000. initialled by juror number 1. to plaintiff jillian soto marino. defamation/slander damages past and future, $30 million. b, emotional distress damages past and future, $38 million,800,000. total fair just damages add line a and line b, $68,800,

to plaintiff donna soto, defamation/slander damages $18 million, emotional distress damages past andamages to plaintiff donna soto and against alex jones and free speech systems, $48 million initialed by juror number 1. to plaintiff carly soto parese, defamation/slander damages past and future, $30 million. emotional distress damages, past and future, $36 million. the total of fair, just and reasonable damages to plaintiff carly soto parisi at line a and line b, $66 million. to carlos matthew soto, defamation/slander damages past and future, $18,600,000, emotional distress, $39 million. to plaintiff carlos matthew soto and against alex jones and free speech systems, $57,600,000, initialed by juror number 1. to plaintiff jillian soto marino, a defamation/slander damages, $30 million. emotional distress damages past and future, $38,800,000. the total fair, just and reasonable damages to plaintiff jillian soto marino at line a and line b $68,800,000 initialed by juror number 1. to plaintiff william almenberg, slander $45 million. the emotional distress damages, $45 million. the total of

donna, its one town located on the done back from line. these rushes new defensive lines on the very edge of the former la guns for public before ukraine's counter offensive. this town, than far off from combat was in the midst of revitalizing its peaceful, mundane life. now, all these efforts have been uprooted. remini once again, a frontline found this is where russian crews fell free successful code or offensive on this front. they are trying to learn by their mistakes and as they are building up their fortifications quite hastily. but what is staggering to see here is that logos, they're going about their daily lives. there are just, well, they go to supermarkets. the life just goes on for them as if nothing has changed to since the ukrainians captured more territory. and well came closer to their homes. many ran to safety as ukraine's troops approached, but many stayed 2 and often not out of desperation, but with a clear intention and principle at the foundation of this heart wrenching choice. elijah did it in as long as 3rd nath. i'm