-the troopergate thing was a national story, because this was elliot spitzer. on, because of this taunt at the inauguration, there was a combative relationship between senate majority leader joe bruno and eliot spitzer. the state of new york owns a small fleet of planes and helicopters that are meant only for official use, but it was an open secret that bruno treated them like air uber without the surge fees. upping the ante in the standoff between spitzer and the republican state senate leader, spitzer's aides instructed state troopers to surveil bruno and keep records of his air travel. to use the power of the state police to go after a political rival is despicable, possibly illegal, and undermines our democrat form of government. it made you realize, like, oh, wait. this, like, avenging angel, this crusader that we're talking about, will do shady stuff. let me play devil's advocate for one second. state senator bruno was abusing state aircraft. yep. was there a proper way to stop it? just say no. the governor controls the aircraft, so the next time, you kno

son elliot, a 1951 article for tv screen magazine, addressing his mother's television viewers. he leads by quoting her specific around much of the work she did in the media. he quotes and i might try to do an l.a. voice, but i'd start laughing. so i'll just read the world is such that a tremendous amount depends on the ability of the united to provide wise and intelligent leadership. this cannot be accomplished if the people themselves are not fully aware of their own and other people's problems. they must be able to formulate intelligent, to give moral and personal to their leaders. if i can present their problems in a palatable form so that they will think for themselves, i will be helping in my small way be of service. of course, service at that time included working as a u.s. delegate, the united nations and chair of the u.n. commission on human rights. writing a daily syndicated newspaper column and a monthly feature in mccall's magazine, presenting a radio show on weekdays and a sunday afternoon television. serving on board of the naacp. among the other lectures, articles

communist all right, joining us now to discuss any linskey reporter for the wall street journal, elliot williams, cnn, legal analyst, former federal prosecutor karen finney, cnn political commentator, former senior adviser to hillary clinton's 2016 campaign. >> marc lotter, the former's special assistant to president trump and former press secretary for vice president mike pence. welcome to all of you. thank you so much for being here. elliot, when i was listening to this speech yesterday and kind of reading some of the headlines it really did strike me that she had these lines in their machine, called herself a capitalist. she he was the word pragmatic, the pushback against the way donald trump has been framing this race seems very clear to me. i thought it was very interesting. what was your take, right? >> it's not a surprise that she used the word capital. it's not surprising. she mentioned last week, but she's a gun owners speaking to a seven segment of the population that i think she thinks she needs to target. i would also note that the speech took place in pittsburgh, another pa

>> elliot williams, cnn legal analyst, former federal prosecutor meghan hays, former biden white house director of message planning, and brought todd republican strategist and a partner at the strategy firm on message welcome to all of you. thank you so much for being here. >> this annie, is one of these the public partisan finger-pointing exploded right out of the gate in the wake of what we saw sunday with donald trump and as you could see, j.d. vance was going there and saying that it's blaming democrats for rhetoric that he says is escalating this, but it does seem to me that it is impossible to pull apart what we have seen from donald trump, the level of the rhetoric that he has injected into this campaign actual events we have seen in terms of how the levels of violence in our political system have risen in recent years. >> yeah, i mean, i one thing to sort of, to be clear here with the two incidents and thank god, the secret service reacted as they did. and the former president was unharmed. we don't know the motive of the of either one of these shooters i mean, we just don't. b

about this now with former federal prosecutor elliot williams and former trump attorney tim parlatore okay. elliott who prevailed more today. what do you think? >> we'll see and a lot of that is going to and on this first wave of decisions or rulings that comes from the judge in terms of the timeline. now certainly she's not going to set a schedule. this is as paula had noted, but how are they going to decide these some of these questions about immunity? which evidence is going to be in and out, how in the process for which she sets up there is really going to decide to the big winner as today. but look, this isn't going anywhere anytime soon. there's a lot of big decisions that need to be made tim, what's your take on? who had the advantage today in arguments in court i agree with elie. >> it's one of those things where they made the arguments the judge didn't decide and ultimately the thing that's the most immediate concern is what is the next briefing schedule going to be in both sides have argued feud over essentially who's going to file their brief first on the immunity issue. tr

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lo que logró elliot ramos al final de este repaso deportivo. pausa. y ya regresamos con más.a de méxico y de centroamérica. y es que telemundo 48 estuvimos allí presente en las celebraciones de san josé, san francisco y redwood city, donde estuvimos compartiendo con nuestra audiencia. inclusive pudimos transmitir en vivo y en directo el acostumbrado grito de independencia desde el centro cívico de san josé, donde se concentraron miles de personas y en san francisco y redwood city también hubo música, bailes tradicionales, comida y muy buen ambiente, además de muy buen tiempo. y aquí miriam estuvo en san josé y todo mundo en las redes sociales estaba diciendo que qué bonito el atuendo, el vestido que llevaba estaba portando un vestido chiapaneco, orgullosamente de manos de méxico que fue bordado a mano. así que un talento mexicano. qué bueno! nos vemos musica. la captura del hombre que aparentemente intentÓ matar a trump por segunda vez. keep

israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu to sign that ceasefire hostage release agreement journalist elliot gotkine joins me again from >> on where we stand michael, where we stand is the learned on saturday evening that the idf are discovered six bodies in the gaza strip and we were waiting identification of those. >> one of those has now been identified as hersch goldberg polin, the israeli american who viewers may recall seeing in the wake of the hamas led terrorist attacks of october the seventh with half of his left arm blown off. he subsequently appeared in hamas hostage video several months ago, his parents have been incredibly vocal. they appeared at the democratic national convention. they've met with president biden and they've been tireless in their campaign to get not just hersh released but also all of the hostages still remaining in the gaza strip released as well. the family of hersh put out a statement saying with broken hearts, the goldberg family, and the goldberg-polin family, excuse me, as devastated to announce the death if their beloved son and brother hersh, the famil

elliot. thank you so much. appreciate it a congressional task force is already investigating the july assassination attempt against former president trump, and they've now requesting a briefing with secret service over the second apparent attempt will have the ranking member of that task force joining us next, what questions he has for the agency, right after this? >> the strike danger in change, it changed and why changed that orientation of not changing political party. we're going to go to the house with what we got here. okay? >> car saturday, october 5th on cnn. >> here's to getting better with age, appears to be nice to every thursday help fuel today with boost high protein complete nutrition, you need in the flavor you love so here's to now. >> now available, boost max decks, ma'am, g7 is one of the easiest ways to take better control of your diabetes. this small wearable replaced his finger sticks, lowers a1c and it's covered by medicare not managing your diabetes really a fix you're hail for the future

elliot, your reaction to all of that, starting with is it legal is the sheriff within his rights to do that to post the names and videos of these young kids. he is 100% within his rights. it's 100% legal. but just because something is legal doesn't necessarily mean you should do it, boris. now, look, there's certainly a public interests that the sheriff has in preventing school shootings, keeping the community the 60s 6,000 students safe, but anytime you start releasing information, that number one calls into question that presumption of innocence that you talked about. people are presumed innocent if they haven't been convicted of a crime. and then number two, that you're talking about, children who are still developing, but also may not have the mental capacity to know between right and wrong. it just starts getting more complicated i hear the sheriff, i hear him and respect everything he's saying, but it's just complicated. >> what about potential consequences for me? he talked about the courts deciding how long to hold them and they're being some perhaps probation with mental he

more broadly, elliot, so glad you're here thank you. >> still ahead. donald trump, hence at what his strategy will be during his debate against vice president kamala harris what he said he plans to do. and the big question tonight, is it going to work? >> every night, you're going straight to the source, we start with breaking news for you this the thing going inside the biggest stories. >> what's happening in ukraine and what is happening here in israel. >> getting straight to the facts. what is at stake for your party, uncovering the truth? >> proof president desantis would not sign any kind of national red flag law? no, i don't think that'd be appropriate at all. >> and sharing the latest with you the source with kaitlan collins weeknights at nine corey jones is up 20% this year. >> so i went to the experience insurance marketplace. they shopped my info with over 40 top providers. i saved 800 bucks, believing alert me if they find a better rate and it's free go to experian.com slash car if your goal is to lose weight fast within easy to follow, simp

elliot williams from your legal perspective here. i mean, obviously this is like every parent's worst nightmare. >> absolutely i mean, i think i have almost burst into tears looking at my instagram feed because all of the people in my life are posting that text message thread between one of a student at this high school and her mother and the mother says, i'm leaving work right away. >> like where are you and yet there are other parents that are not taking responsibility for their own children, like mr. gray in this case. >> i think the bigger gut punches the daughters, sending a text message. i'm sorry, i wasn't a better daughter to you and i love you thinking that that was the end. it's heart wrenching now in terms of the liability for the parent and what matters here, one word, it comes down to one word and that's negligence. it's was there a duty of care that the parent had that they failed at? right. and i wouldn't even focus that much on whether it's right to buy a gun for a kid or not because you can buy a kit, a gun and put i

and to you elliot williams as well all right. >> there is other news this morning as well. this brand new jobs report released just moments ago, we will discuss what the numbers are and what it says about the next couple of months also in court this hour, donald trump, his motorcade, just arrived he's looking to overturn a verdict that found him liable for sexual abuse kamala harris no trump. >> the debate. everyone's been waiting for follows, simply coverage and exclusive pre and post-debate analysis of cnn special event, the abc news whose presidential debate tuesday at nine eastern on cnn. and streaming on max so why don't you act like a good sister and going some rather baby back ribs. he directed now china are you go get checked out and drama maybe i'll just go get wings for everybody. you founded your kayak company because you love the ocean, not spreadsheets. you need to hire. >> i need indeed. >> indeed you do indeed instead, match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description visit indeed.com slash higher hi, my name is damian clark. >> and if

elliot gotkine thanks so much. we'll check in with you a bit later. i want to go now to yaakov katz, a senior columnist at the jerusalem post. he joining me from jerusalem obviously devastating news for one family. there are other families, obviously still awaiting notification. what's been the response in israel? i know it's it's only just after dawn there in israel now. but what was the response when this was first announced that these bodies were found well, you know, the rumors started to circulate already late last night here in israel about the retrieval of six bodies in a tunnel in southern gaza. >> and the names very quickly started to circulate. but until the families started to notify and confirm that it was their loved one, as we started to see this morning with the family of hersh goldberg-polin identifying and confirming that hersh was in fact killed, aiden yerushalmi, a 25 year old woman who was working as a barman at the bartender sari at the nova music festival. ori danino another hostage who was taken from the nova festival, and there

elliot williams. thank you so much for taking us through that. it's going to come in handy unfortunately, i ahead this hour on cnn news central, the miami-dade police department is now under growing pressure to release body cam footage showing why to miami dolphins players were handcuffed during a traffic stop plus, we've learned the alleged school shooter georgia sent his mother a cryptic text shortly before the attack. what it said that had her racing 200 miles toward her son's school also convicts some accused of assault. now assaulting russian troops. cnn traveled to the front lines of the war in ukraine where prisoners are now volunteering to fight the pros for have i got news for you are pretty yeah. what are the kinds we could run out the news before then it would never happened. if i got news for you, ramir saturday at nine on cnn and streaming next day on mac it's extended his queen and says, our wire money more, i'll be unto, let's work on that. >> french shall we have learned that it hebbian oh, wow we move into wow i'll be on tall now

and as the band plays god save the king, fdr holding tightly under elliot's arm, puts out his hand and says, at last, we've gotten together. now this is the moment where, you know, literally the future of the free world hangs in the balance as these two leaders of their great countries come for the first time. and it out, they like each other. and that may seem like a small detail, but it really set the tone for everything that happened after words. so over the next several day, the military leaders get together. roosevelt refused it for it to be a formal negotiation because then they would have to have support. so basically, fdr wants to draft a press release with words that they can be used to fight hitler. now, churchill was hoping for something a little more metallic and pointed, but he didn't get it. but he understood what fdr was doing. they released this atlantic charter, which is, you know, an point plan, basically saying, here's the things we in and we share our values for. but again, remember pearl harbor hasn't happened. we're not in the war. and so churchill goes back, you

it created ezekiel elliot. >> jimmy: wow. >> it created sam altman, the guy who created openai whichllie kemper. we've put out quite a few people into the world. >> jimmy: was ezekiel elliot in the plays and stuff? was he -- >> i'm guessing? he came up a few years after me, a little younger than me. >> jimmy: you would in "godspell." i think we talked about this once before. >> we did. many moons before. >> jimmy: you made i think an interesting choice, an acting choice as they call them, yes? >> sure. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah? to instead of sing your part, to rap it? >> oh, god, i don't know, did i? >> jimmy: luckily we were able to -- >> i was going to say. >> jimmy: -- find a clip of that moment. >> now, that is now -- yes. ♪ there you go, come on, moves! >> jimmy: that's -- >> moves like jagger. >> jimmy: what year? >> 1989. >> jimmy: i feel like you might have invented "hamilton." >> with two ms. >> jimmy: oh, that's right. >> come on, now, come on. >> jimmy: you know that's way up my alley. did you ever imagine when you were that kid at that age that you'd go on to lose so many emm

this is elliot. sen. vance: elliot, thank you for coming, buddy. he has no idea what is going on.e got three little kids. he has an extraordinary really well behaved baby, to actually show the patience for this. you are a good mom. you've got a beautiful family. i appreciate what you are doing, and i appreciate your question. rose: thanks. [applause] sen. vance: but i, you know, i think we have to be honest here. why is there increasing socialism and not, you know, look, liberalism, conservatism, we can disagree about tax policy come about regulatory policy. some of the stuff they are teaching in american schools in 2024, that is not just for liberalism, that is craziness, and we got to get it out of our schools, because it will poison the minds of our children. we got to get it out today. we should have started yesterday. i tried to understand -- i've been a senator for a number of years, and i try to understand, where is all of this crazy curriculum coming from? very often, it is paid for by tax dollars. in other words, it is paid for by those of us in this room. . you ask how t

. >> supervisor elliot. >> when you think about the legislative and women legislatures, i think the tendency is to find a women issue that would otherwise won be covered. but so many of our legislatures women included have touched on so many faucets of policies. it's important to be seen through your life experiences how you identify and for a young girls, i think having women on the board is important because you get to see that you actually changed seat yourself in that power of decision. >> that concludes business for today. >> there was one where the fellows, at the time, they were arguing and i was the only women and only african-american, and i'm sitting there, thinking oh my god, it's a room full of people because it's a board day and i'm thinking, what can i say to stop this. so the universe gave me the words, gentlemen, let us be about the people of business. and of course all the people started clapping. and they had to do what? they had to act like gentleman, that one for me, showed the importance of having women, having the importance of having african-americans and the african-a

absolutely heartbreaking well, elliot, i want to turn to you now, i guess building off of what nic was talking about there as we learn more about who was killed, share with us a bit what we know kim we've got quite a few details about the six people whose bodies were recovered by the idf on saturday evening as you say, as nick said daniel hagari already the idf spokesman excuse me describing them as having been brutally murdered by hamas terrorists. >> so as nick was mentioning about carmel gat, she was 40-year-old, occupational therapist as you went to visit her parents, that kibbutz be'eri her mother was killed that day. her father survived and she was described by some of the released hostages or those that were released as part of the first and only hostage ceasefire deal back in november as a guardian angel, we also, of course, hersh goldberg, polin twenty-three-ye ar-old israeli american. we've been talking, of course a lot about him because his parents were met with president biden. they spoke at the democratic national convention just some ten days ago and led the audience in c

pushed for all the cous in all of. latin america, there's no different, uh, what's his name, um, elliot abrahams was in the stable in 1989 when i was in nicaragua, it's the same people pushing the same policies, no, it will not change, what will change is their position as hegemon in the world, and that's exactly what bruno was talking about, increased investment from russia, china and iran is making them irrelevant, and that's why they are so... crazy, maniacally uh desperate about the situation, that and nothing else. yeah, that that's the result of their own uh, you know, sanctions and bands, countries get together closer together when okay, thank you so much for that, bruno bk line academic, political analysts in brazil and daniel patrick welch geopolic analysts in austin. thanks for having us, and uh, thank you for watching this episode of the news review on press tv. french people have once again taken to the streets calling for an end to the gaza genocide, protesters urged the french government to cut ties with the israeli regime. we have more from paris with our correspondent pe

elliot ackerman has coined the effort to evacuate people from afghanistan as a digital dunkirk. and you ran your own operation. women would show up in white scarves at the gates at the airport in kabul to be evacuated. you successfully evacuated a thousand afghan women, their family members, through this private effort. but thousands are still left behind. looking forward, what can the us do now for the afghan, the women of afghanistan? - you know, margaret, as i write in that chapter, this was truly one of the most intense and stressful experiences i've ever had, personally or professionally, working with a dedicated team to raise the money for charter flights, to, you know, make the calls i made to the heads of government around the world who would take these women being evacuated, and then working with people on the ground to get them to the airport, to get them through the airport. and the white scarves became the sign that the defense department suggested i use to try to, you know, identify the women that we were evacuating. so i'm very grateful that we got those women and

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elliot williams, cnn legal analysts, former federal prosecutor, dana milbank, columnist for the wall washington post and author of the new book, fools on the hill, the hooligans, saboteurs conspiracy theorists, and dunces, who burned down the house. we're gonna talk about that later. plus kate bedingfield, cnn political commentator, former biden white house communications director and matt gorman, former senior adviser to tim scott's presidential campaign welcome to all of you. thank you guys for being here on this wednesday kate bedingfield the economy is this kind of persistent thing for democrats, right? >> harris is in pittsburgh to make this speech. the question is always, how is she separated herself or not from the current president who a lot of americans blame for the state of the economy. what kind of job is she doing on i mean, it's a tough it's needle to thread it because she's a sitting vice president. how is it going so far? >> it is a tough needle to thread. i do think she's making progress. i mean, i think if you look at the aggregate of polling since she went to the t

alright, elliot williams, thanks so much, really appreciate it. all right, coming up, troopers, tower cameras and bomb detection dogs. yes. that is what the first day back at school look like in springfield, ohio from children there as threats against the haitian community persist up next i'll be joined by the director of aid springfield non-profit, who works directly with haitian immigrants on what that community is facing be right back culture over the edge. >> people who are watching and then are world changed. >> he had an explosive reverberation tv on the edge premieres sunday at nine on cnn here's to getting better with age, appears to be nice to every thursday help fuel today with boost high complete nutrition, you need in the flavor you love so here's to now. >> now available, boost max we're still in this. thig but we have no idea what we're dealing with my small not break you only way we go hold it together hurting. and there's nothing you can do about it worst feeling in the world don't think anybody ever expects to hear that their chil

elliot williams, cnn legal analyst, former federal prosecutor, maya wiley, a civil rights attorney sarah longwell, executive director of republican voters against trump, and scott jennings, a cnn senior political well commentator. scott is your lucky day look. >> it's unlikely that mark robinson would be in this position if it weren't for donald trump who endorsed him, i'm tillis head back to a different candidate in the north carolina primary and now you have a situation where this stuff has come out. republicans were already basically writing off this race until us called it a tough day on twitter and he said it's time to focus on races. we can win right? this was already jeopardizing things for donald trump, and now, i mean, if north carolina were to land and harris is column, it's very tough to see how trump could win the presidency is that a realistic possibility here? and what should republicans be doing about this guy a couple of things. >> number one, i agree, by the way, more carolina is extremely close it's number two for the presidential number two, i think it was unlikely rob

elliot williams, what did you hear from garland there? why did he do this now yeah. >> just help us understand kind of the context because he's a pretty mild-mannered guy is and the now is an important question. they once a year, the attorney general has all the u.s attorneys from around the country in washington and gibbs, us speak to them in some ways. now, this one was a little bit because they invited the whole justice department personnel to tune in and it was partly on account of the attacks against the justice department that have really been chum in the water in the united states for the last 567 years, however much, what was interesting about that clip from the debate, which sort of also turbocharged some of this is that even though fact check checking in debates, a sort of a controversial issue, he was allowed to go on making claims about the justice department having its ends in these state and local cases. that is simply not true. and i think the attorney general felt some need to weigh in here because of the fact that the jus

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. >> elliot williams, cnn legal analyst, former federal prosecutor, david chalian, cnn political director kendra bark off former press secretary to joe biden and matt gorman, former senior adviser to tim tim scott's presidential campaign. welcome to all of you. thank you so much for being here. >> david chalian very exciting to have swing-state battleground likely voter screen polls here with just 62 days out. >> i tell you over past labor you do and there's no one better than you to help us understand what we've learned in this cnn data. >> so honestly, take us through it. what did you find most interesting? what should we be paying attention to? you first, just that map that you put up of what these polls tell us about the pads to to 70, i think is one of the big takeaways here because we've talked so much about that blue wall pennsylvania, michigan, wisconsin. >> and as you noted here, we're seeing harris with slight leads in michigan and wisconsin so instead of our focus for the next 60 today is just being on those blue wall states. i really think yet to go down the side of the east c

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cnn's paula reid and elliot williams, as well as kristen holmes and jeff zeleny we're going to monitor this and go back and because i really feel that it's important for our viewers to hear some of the way that he is talking and continuing to talk as we speak because we have the benefit. as i said, of fact-checkers and people to put everything in context let's just start with, again. this is about e. jean carroll. he did not have to be at this hearing. he wanted to be there. he wanted to be there to come out and to talk to reporters, which he is doing right now. but he is not just making this about e. jean carroll. he is bringing up unilaterally one-by-one stories of women who allege that he made unwanted sexual advances and more to, towards them let's just give you one example. once snippet of what we have been hearing from the republican candidate for president or former president who wants the job back again, he's been talking about this kind of thing for more than a half an hour. here's an example she said an 18, 79. >> i was in an airplane with her commercial flight and we became

elliot what more do we know? >> amara? what? we know is that this incident took place just under four hours ago, so about 10:00 a.m. local time. so broad daylight. and according to the manager of this terminal one, alex chen, the jordanian a truck driver was at the terminal. he got out of his vehicle, approached security guards and then shot them the three of them dead at close range and he himself was then killed by another security guards. so right now, we've got the three land border crossings between israel and the israeli-occupied west bank being closed temporarily, prime minister benjamin netanyahu has described this attack as being carried out by, in his words the despicable terrorist. and he seemed to be likening the attack on the killing of these three israelis today to the killing of the six israeli hostages by hamas in gaza last week, the jordanians, for their part, have opened an investigation. they say they will investigate to get to the bottom of what prison? so eisley happened in this incident, but as i say, the t

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