ellison how he himself has been vocal about dismantling the current police force. the ag stands behind a ballot measure arguing the minutes of the police department is "an outdated model for law enforcement and safety." along the same lines vice president kamala harris under fire for supporting the benefit of freedom front which is a tax-exempt organization that bails out violent crim criminals. terraces on the defense saying politics are to blame sing "people are are playing political games right now. we are 18 always from midterms but we have sadly not seen a lack of men's information and disinformation. i think this is another example of another one of those examples." dr. scott janssen is a republican governor candidate from minnesota. kamala harris made these, it was misinformation, yet this same group, this fund acknowledge it help secure the release of sean michael tillman who back in may shot and killed a passenger on a rail platform. his priors included three felony counts in wooded indecent exposure in the presence of a minor but i also want to point out

ellison's opponents, jim schultz, criticizing ellison for the reform policy he endorsed after floyd'shultz accused ellison of supporting funding cuts a police, which he says increases crime. those two men are currently tied. in texas, republican state attorney general ken paxton is running for reelection. you might recall that he is the guy that led the effort to try to get the supreme court to overturn the elections of the 2020 election. the texas state bar that sued tax and sexual misconduct. this is a medicine against rachel guards off, democrat, -- shows guards out seven points below packs, and so it looks like ken paxton is going to run away with this one. the stakes here are high for the entire country. election experts worry that paxton maintaining his seat as texas chief law enforcement officer could spell real trouble if trump runs again in 2024. these races are a big deal! they will determine who the top law enforcement officials are in each of these states. who can bring criminal and civil suits for the state. who can potentially challenge election results like ken paxton d

what are you hearing ellison from people there?reporter: yeah, voters are very frustrated with the cost of gas. they're worried about inflation in this state. and they're talking about it a lot. the senate candidates are as well. at a campaign event in atlanta last night incumbent senator raphael warnock emphasized the need for washington to hold oil companies accountable for what he described as their record profits while we're paying record prices. herschel walker, he talks about it a lot as well. he places the blame for the rise in gas prices in particularly squarely on the shoulders of president biden and senator warnock. look, we have spent a lot of time talking to voters in this state. and for months we have heard from them regardless of their political affiliation that gas prices are something they're very worried about. listen to some of what we have been hearing just in the last day or so. >> i've already voted aened it did affect the way i cast my ballot. and it's very, very important. >> it's definitely an issue because

ellison, warnock is changing up his strategy.ak it down for us. >> we really haven't seen warnock go after the walker campaign, herschel walker, in this way, we have seen attack ads related to some of the questions that have come up in terms of herschel walker's personal life, but those have not come from warnock's campaign, they come from outside groups, so these ads, they are notable, because it seems like a shift in this campaign strategy, and they're airing these two ads as early voting is under way, in the very final stretch to election day. watch some of it. >> for you, herschel walker wants to ban abortion. >> there are no exceptions in my mind. like i say, i believe in life. >> there is not a national ban on abortion right now. i think that's a problem. >> for himself -- >> herschel walker paid for an abortion for his then girlfriend. >> i've been very transparent about everything i've ever done. i broke a book about things i've done. >> another lie from herschel walker. here's walker's book. and he didn't write a word ab

. >> with me now is ellison barber and charlie sykes. ellison, herschel walker and senator warnock have a debate two days from now. how are both campaigning ahead of this big matchup given everything that's happened? >> reporter: this is going to be a very big debate. it's the only debate right now that is on the schedule for the georgia senate race. it's set to take place in savannah, georgia, on friday. this morning, there's a new poll that shows warnock is ahead of herschel walker. still within the margin of error. neither candidate is above the necessary 50% threshold. herschel walker has continuously denied allegations he previously paid for an abortion for a publically unidentified woman, someone who nbc news has identified as the mother of one of herschel walker's children. he confirmed that to nbc news as well as abc news. in this interview with abc news, we saw probably what has been his clearest, most extensive denial of these allegations. he repeatedly said they are not true. he accused the woman repeatedly of lying. at the sa

this is keith ellison just in june of 2021, a little more than a year ago. >> the idea of deconstructing and reconstructing the police force, do you think we have to go to that extreme? >> well, the answer is yes. >> ainsley: and also, rachel, ilhan omar supported a ballot measure to dismantle the police and ellison actually supported it and called the police department outdated. >> yeah. and they wanted to have a new police the public safety system. this is right in line with everything they believe. is he not the only democrat doing that ainsley, you are right there in new york. a couple weeks before the election and now kathy hochul the governor of new york is saying oh, wait, i have a crime plan. i'm really for this stuff that, you know, lee zeldin is for. he is not the only one. you have cnn also who, you know, as you know during the pandemic said, you know, was in line with everything fauci said and realizing parents are not happy with that and so cnn is saying oh, we probably should talk about what happened to our kids during the pandemic. so you are

a bit of a loss then the $7 billion equity commitment that musk got from all those people, larry ellison, mark andreesdrandr ee soandresoe ready to write the checks. >> why are twitter shares trading below $54.20 what is your guess >> they were because there was uncertainty about what this meant, and then they were halted my expectation would be when we see the letter, we resume trading, they will trade very close to $54.20. given all the twists and turns here, you can't blame twitter and/or investors, tosome extent, for being a bit concerned. well, what am i missing here that's what happened, melissa. we had a headline. i think it was bloomberg that first reported it. kudos to them in terms of this letter then many of us sort of got a bit of the background here as to what was going on. by then, the shares were halted, news pending, and that's where they've stayed it is trading, as you point out, at a significant spread. that will tighten quickly, one would expect, when it are reope. we'll have seen the news, or at least some version of it being that letter that i've referenced a number

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i want to bring in ellison barber in college park, georgia and dasha burns in philadelphia. the big guns come out. we have former president trump on the trail this weekend for republicans. including in florida. and ellison, you know, i was in georgia earlier this week, i asked raphael warnock, the senator about this rally and what it means to him tonight with former president obama. >> how important is it to you that former president obama will be here on friday by your side? >> i look forward to connecting with the former president, in a couple of days, and what's more important, continually important, is that i continue the conversations that i've been having with the people of georgia about our work to pass the single largest tax cut of middle and working class families in american history. >> you are in georgia now. talk through the significance of former president obama being here, and what this might mean for the race. >> reporter: look, he is an incredibly popular figure among democrats. my colleague spoke to an adviser to former president obama and said in his speech

that is perhaps ellison at all governance. and it is one that i look forward to see resolved and united kingdom as quickly as possible. but political analysts are saying that won't happen as long as the deeply divided tories remain at the helm. spain, portugal and france have agreed to build an underwater pipeline between marcy and barcelona, that would carry natural gas and eventually hydrogen. the deal comes after the 3 countries decided to abandon plans to extend the mid tat gas pipeline that would have led through the parent knees. meanwhile, germany is building pipelines that are to connect a for alan g terminals under construction to the national grid project, like this would usually take years to materialize. but the ukraine war and germany's energy needs have created a new sense of urgency. this building site is located from the german coastal town of williams, half im the pipeline under construction is part of germany's urgent plants reduce its dependence on russian gas. in a quick nerve hammered us for them that when

ellison barber is in monroe, georgia and shaquille brewster in new york, and mike memoli traveling with the president. and we will go where herschel walker is speaking live back on defense after being accused by another woman asking her to get an abortion. >> hey, yes, this is walker's second campaign stop of today. he seems to be sort of at the end of his speech. he addressed and denied those latest abortion allegations at a campaign stop yesterday in dillard georgia and today has not talked about it on the campaign trail but an ally, lindsey graham, he has. listen to what he said earlier today. >> all this crap they're throwing at you, coming from los angeles, 13 days before an election, all you got going for you is the people of georgia. so i've seen this movie before. remember kavanaugh, right? right at the end, all this stuff comes out. there's another one, and another one, and another one. >> reporter: so walker was asking fox news interview, in a fox news interview, whether or not he knows who jane doe is and he said he did woo not get involved in a guessing game and during the c

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we want to begin with nbc's ellison barber, in savannah with a wrap up of the show down. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, peter, this is a closely watched race. this debate was highly anticipated. this morning both campaigns are declaring victory. this wasn't just herschel walker's first time debating senator war knock. it was his first time debating ever, which led to fiery moments on the debate stage. incumbent senator rafael warnock and herschel walker trading blows onr a range of topics in their first and likely only debate. >> he says no exceptions, even in the case of rape, incest or the life of the mother. i think that's extreme. >> reporter: walker who said he would support an all out ban on abortion attacking warnock for being a pastor who supports abortion rights. >> instead of aborting those babies, why are now not baptizing those babies. >> i support the georgia heart beat bill because that's the bill of the people from the governor. and i said that has exceptions in it. >> reporter: denying accusations that he paid for the mother of one of his childre

joining us now is ellison barber, shaq brewster and josh lederman in washington. reactions pouring in from all sides on this new accusation facing walker. >> reporter: yeah, both campaigns were quick to respond. herschel walker spoke to reporters at a campaign stop in dillard, georgia, yesterday. he called this latest allegation foolishness and a lie. listen to more of what he said. >> i'm done with this foolishness. i've already told people this is a lie and i'm not going to entertain -- continue to carry a lie alone and i want to let you know i didn't kill jfk either. now the democrats are doing and saying whatever they can to win this -- to win this seat. >> reporter: walker's opponent, raphael warnock tweeted herschel walker, once again, proved he has a problem with the truth and taking accountability for his own actions. he should be forced to answer for his actions for his lies about the most basic facts of his life to his pattern of violence against women. so in terms of evidence, what was presented at gloria allred's press conference yesterday was proof of

ref randled ellison, 91 passed on tuesday, september 20th, 20 twoochlt proceed by his parents. wife and children. his life of service and legacy will be forever cherish in the the lives of his family. premesis son calvin, daughters wanda, pamela and nephew randy, grand children randy, erika, candice, isaac, and caleb ellison. great grandchildren. his loved sisterers oshg del and rose. his brother raymond and brothers in law herbert and emanuel swain and many nieces, cousins, church members and friends. i want to thank and recognize morris for working with my office as we worked put together this electron to reverend ellison. i offer my condollences to his family and friends to all those who's lives touched by this amazing man and his life of leadership and service e speed limit at second union baptist church. the rest i submit. >> thank you, supervisor preston. supervisor safai. >> i'm ready. >> thank you. >> i have one thing, colleagues. the rest i will submit. the one. our responsibility reporting on outside roles the thing i wanted to talk about today was brought to our atte

. >> ellison let the cat out of the bag on this democrats did not truly care about public safety and compliance that is the dna of today's democrats, when it came to the business lockdowns, ellison is wrong, he said they saved lives, no, you caused people their economic lives, you hindered productivity and caused people's jobs, now you are engine -- elizabeth: you keep people inside it transmits the virus fast. to dr. anthony fauci on this. >> when you distort reality and keep lying over and over again, after a while you get a lot of people believing it that is the beginning i believe of the destruction of our democracy. >> was it a mistake in so many states and localities, to see schools closed as long as they were. >> i had nothing to do. i didn't shut down anything. only way do that by draconian means of shut do shutting down a country, we know we can do that if we shut down, if i knew at the time that shutting down would have such a dramatic affect, on controlling, the spread, we would have shut down earlier. elizabeth: so he is for shut downs. >> dr. anthony fauci is responsible

vince ellison answered the question in his new book "25 lies," exposing democrats most dangerous destructive lies and how to refute them. he joins us. welcome. >> glad to be here. >> what do you say to black americans who may be skeptical about you and your book and just explosive cover? >> i give them my back story. i was born on a cotton plantation, my father was a sharecropper. picking cotton. he bought us out of the plantation in tennessee. and he was so thankful that god had given us a middle-class life that we started a gospel team group, went around the south singing gospel music around the south. i went to college university of michigan and started working in a prison in south carolina, five years and i saw the belly of the beast and i saw evil. i was supposed to supervise 127 hard-core felons every day and i was most of the time by myself so i had to understand evil and i saw a lot of young black men, the clinton crime bill, started asking black intelligentsia why does a black man get backed up like this, in 1990 they had 40 on that case. they told me it was a bunch of rich white re

an attorney general where incumbent keith ellison is tied with republican challenger jim schultz at 47going on. >> that's wild. minnesota is a lib central state to say the least. minnesota is the only state that voted against ronald reagan in his reelection for example, them and washington, dc and keith ellison is a liberal icon a former national figure, about you someone who also at the same time attacked the police over the violence after george floyd. when i was there bar owners regular people were upset with crime and he's not prosecuting. and he's aware of this. his first campaign ad were how tough he is on crime but the people that live there don't believe it. >> laura: chris let's look at minneapolis proper. compared to 2019, homicides up 166%, carjackings up 519%, gunshot victims 101%. this is the biggest issue i saw it firsthand whiffs there in the summer and the summer before that. it's big. >> it's sad i have seen it firsthand too. walk into a great dinner place felt like i was walking through a marilyn man son music video. it was creepy the streets were dark, the waiters we

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ellison barber read the book. thank you very much. >> i did. >> and with me the atlanta journal constitution political reporter and msnbc political contributor, greg bluestein, the author of "flipped how georgia turned purple and broke the monopoly on republican power" and national reporter greg caputo will talk to us in a second and join us. and so much has been surrounding the scandals of herschel walker and he is trying to back away and re-point everyone at raphael warnock and i was listening to georgia public radio this morning and they were saying they hope there are two candidates talking about qualifications and wondering how qualified walker will stand and he is trying to lower expectations, he is a country boy who isn't that smart. >> he is trying to lower expectations but he has been preparing for months. he has a debate coach. he has consultants. staffed up. so he has policy time with advisers. and that doesn't mean that he will necessarily shine when it comes to policy issues. he hasn't talked specific

ellison, i want to hear reaction from the event you went to today. asked one question i think everyone wants answered, both to the candidate, you also asked the campaign. tell us what the question was and what was the response? >> reporter: we were at that campaign stop in dillard, georgia, where herschel walker came to the cameras and made a statement about these latest allegations. after he finished speaking, denying the allegations saying i'm done with this foolishness. i asked him, i said can you unequivocally deny and say you've never paid for anyone to have an abortion. he did not answer that question. he wouldn't take any questions after speaking with us. i asked the question anyway because this is in a public person running for public office at a public event, and it is our job to ask those questions. we asked it. walker didn't answer. i followed up with the campaign afterwards asking them that same question. i did not get a direct answer from the campaign either. instead what i got was a copy of the press release they sent out with a transcr

>> all right, ellison, thank you. jermaine, you are watching the debate along with students at warnock's alma mater, right? morehouse college. what were their takeaways? >> that's right, guzman. for these young warehousemen, it was really their first time getting the herschel locker experience, right? some of the wackiness, the props. and even though herschel walker may not have heard himself, the people who support him, he didn't do himself any favors for those who were already on the line. and so, these young men watching this debate, it kind of hardened their position for the candidate of choice. let's listen. >> what have you seen tonight, by a show of hands. has this move you in anyway? has this move the needle for y'all at all? no hands. so we have one hand. >> a little bit, i think i feel like i wasn't following the news as much with regards to herschel walker. i kind of had a general understanding that he was, you know, a black man who was sort of a republican, things like that. but actually seeing him speak d

that's where ellison barber is. joins us along with adrian elrod, a democratic strategist and senior aide with the biden/harris campaign. i want to go to the red october story in your paper, where john from the center for american progress ties what we're seeing in the uk to here. inflation is a political wrecking ball for incumbent governments around the world. why should the united states be different? democrats are certainly working it in the closing days of the campaign. president biden heading to pennsylvania for john fetterman, oprah winfrey for georgia gubernatorial candidate stacey abrams. but how much has the momentum shifted? >> it's shifted rather strikingly. democrats had seen a little wind in their backs just a few weeks ago. gas prices were coming down. the energy over the abortion rights issue seemed to be lifting a number of democratic votes. unemployment remains really low, and that's something that traditionally has been helpful to an incumbent party. at this stage, inflation is stubborn high. numb

joining me from monroe, georgia, is nbc's ellison barber, walk us through this, bring us up to speed on the latest allegation and the latest twist or turn on what has been a back and forth battle between these two men and the critical race that may ultimately be decided in a runoff. >> yes, so this woman, identified only as jane doe, made a statement via zoom in a press conference yesterday, hosted by her attorney, gloria allred. she claimed that she had a years-long romantic relationship with herschel walker, that in april of 1993, she became pregnant with his child, that he drove her to an abortion clinic, pressured her to have an abortion, and paid for her to have an abortion. gloria allred offered what she said was evidence of their relationship, and this allegation during that press conference yesterday, showing reporters a photo of herschel walker, reportedly of him in the hotel room of this unidentified woman, greeting cards that she said were from herschel walker, and a voice mail reportedly from herschel walker, calling this woman to say hello and that he loved her. none of

and today, hallie jackson with me, as nbc news correspondent, ellison barber in savannah, georgia, dasha burns, and senior political reporter joining us, also raul with us from wave news. >> the two candidates and the likely only debate these two have been at it, over the course of this campaign, obviously so much focus, both recently, has been about herschel walker and the accusations related to his relationship with an ex girlfriend and having urged her to have an abortion and something he denies. you've been talking to the campaigns. what do we expect to hear them try to focus on tonight? >> so i was speaking to a source close to walker's campaign, and they said that he will spend time tonight, obviously they don't know, neither of the candidates know the exact questions or the topics, but he plans to try and tackle issues like the economy, and to talk about inflation, and to talk about crime, and they also say that he is going to try to make the argument that senator warnock is not really an independent senator. they say that he votes more often than not with president biden. we have

well, vince ellison has entered its questions in his new book 25 lies and he joins us now. welcome o. >> glad to be here. >> what do you say to every day black americans who may be skeptical about you and your book and just the explosive cover . >> i'll give them my back storyi was born in a con cotton plantation in tennessee, my father was a sharecropper . and he aspired, he ventured out of the plantation in tennessee through the insurance industry and he was so thankful god had given us a middle-class life that we started the gospel singing group called the ellison family, we went singing gospel music throughout the south . this is how i got such an intimate knowledge of the black church and after athat i went to the college of mississippi and working at the prison in south carolina. five years i worked at kirkland correctional facility and i saw evil. iwas supposed to supervise hundred and 27 hard-core felons every day . and i was there most of the time by myself so in order to survive i had to understand clsomebody wanted to beat me up, you have to understand evil and i

>> yes, that's my -- >> ellison barber is joining us from peachtree city georgia.e are reacting to it. >> yes, so let me start by telling you what herschel walker's campaign is saying to us when we asked him about these new ads. they told us then. warnock embarrassed himself at the debate in savannah. he is desperate and it shows. and everything is focused on herschel on the inside, and he is focused on issues everyone cares about like the economy and crime. these ads are notable because we really haven't seen warnock explicitly go after some of the personal controversies surrounding personal walker and he talks about the abortion allegation, and walker calls it a flat out lie and adamantly denies, and the second act talks about allegations from walker's past as it relates to domestic violence. we have seen ads in this community, all across this state, focused on some of those personal controversies that surround herschel walker. but they're typically from outside groups. not specifically from warnock's campaign. that's what makes these ads feel different, feel not

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and we are less than three weeks from election day here. >> ellison barber live in georgia, thank youcapitol hill, where we understand attorneys for former president trump had accepted service of the subpoena that the january 6th select committee issued to him, according to a source familiar with those proceedings, if you will, and our nbc news capitol hill correspondent ryan nobles is with us now. what do we know? the fact that the subpoena has now been served and accepted, what's the next step? and how significant is this? >> reporter: well, in the past, what has happened with the january 6th select committee and the witnesses that they've targeted is that this begins a deliberation between both sides, where they try to come to a place where both sides feel comfortable with the cooperation as it extends to the committee's investigation. and that means handing over documents, and sitting for a formal on the record deposition. in most cases, this step of serving the subpoena is nothing more than a process step. it's really not that significant. it was really just one step along the wa

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>> guest: well, since ellison has answer these questions in his new book, "25 lies: exposing democrats' most dangerous, seductive, damnable, destructive lies and how to refute them." and he joins us on apple. welcome. >> guest: glad to be hip. >> host: what you say to every day, particularly black americans who may be skeptical about you and your book, and just explosive cover? >> guest: i give them my back story. i was born on a cotton plantation and haywood county tennessee. my father was a sharecropper. plowing mule, picking cotton. and he aspired. he bought us out of the plantation of haywood county tennessee to the insurance industry. and he was so thankful that god had given us a middle-class life that we've started a gospel singer. we went on whole south singing gospel music all around the self. self. this is how i got to the intimate knowledge of the black church. after that that in which ae university of memphis and after that a story working in prison and succulent. five years i worked at kirkland correctional institute have solved the belly of the beast of us are evil. i und

thanks to who go to the did you can my job was to recruit foreign isn't funds isis. activate ellison? we received funds from ukraine, spain, in germany, and only one foreign to join the organization. we received $15000.00 from ukraine, $5000.00 euro from germany, and $1500.00 euro from spain. and so here is allegedly splashing the cast to get pair with on their side from as far as of ghana. stan, this was apparently a video confession of an isis affiliate recruiter recently arrested in kabul. ok, maybe the guy was under pressure, but if only that was the soul example of links between terrorist groups and ukraine . it was reported that earlier this year, around $450.00 militants from the syrian branch of old qaeda, traveled to ukraine to join key of forces. it must have been a while since you last heard about the free syrian army. well, fighters from the us back militia are apparently in ukraine to the militia, intertwined with ices, like evidence, has shown. here's how one syrian rebel earlier on said he was gearing up for a new war. i promised the russian forces, waging aggression ag

i curse hasn't given me, elijah les leslie ellison. i'm a new american slash. you get them economy boy. mother, should i just so i started mess. we have to remember that after 990, the united states was, had you mind, it was the sole superpower and the wars in iraq and afghanistan. guy so badly. russia had a resurgence and china emerged on the world scene bursey world seen military and economically. and so it was a multiple the world again, united states is trying to use this situation now to reassert american unit polarity to what was needed that is that se mushy or me booth teaching is studying . it is shown homelessness. boca kramer, she shows miss margaret, she's been out schema, miracle, unsympathetic. he really could pretend this is that normal. i'm not sure for me to make it to get a minute to shop for sure. you and you personally completed, shall nobody me in there. oh, crane. no, she has to deal with, shouldn't the wooster were partially or thought kill a sudden and mean risky me to throw something up in bush and you get to of kepler as it would be to

now, the part is also under indictment in france, but the real ellison in the room here is what's a french company doing on trial in the u. s. court. well, the u. s. unlike other countries, has a history of actively seeking to use that justice system as a blunt instrument against a competitor, which you can do as soon as the foreign companies involved in any way with wall street or with the us dollar. french companies have been targeted multiple times by the us department of justice and some top level french executives will admit privately that you have to be pretty naive to say that disorder practice is rare or limited just to grant. and that the targeting by the us justice department, they feel is by selective executives, the french multinational al some, for example, were used by the u. s. a corruption threatened with a long prison sentences. and the end result is where to everything away was the payment of $772000000.00 similar to the figure in this case, in criminal penalties, to the u. s. government and the sale of france's industrial crown jewel out that nuclear power. no. how do pe

my job was to recruit foreign isn't funds isis. activate ellison? we received funds from ukraine, spain in germany, and only one foreign to join the organization. we received $15000.00 from ukraine, $5000.00 euros from germany, and $1500.00 euro from spain. so here is allegedly splashing the cast to get parents on their side from as far as of gannon. stan, this was apparently a video confession of an isis affiliate recruiter recently arrested in kabul. ok, maybe the guy was under pressure, but if only that was the soul example of links between terrorist groups and ukraine . it was reported that earlier this year, around $450.00 militants from the syrian branch of all kinds traveled to ukraine to join key of forces. it must have been a while since you last heard about the free syrian army. well, fighters from the us back militia are apparently in ukraine to the militia, intertwined with ices, like evidence, has shown. here's how one syrian rebel earlier on said he was gearing up for new war. i promised the russian forces, waging aggression against th

leslie ellison, i shall see you today. she woke up with a bill. i only sort of customer i want is this image of men. let us assume that as an affair bit that a man doesn't move or dance. he's one of the many stereotypes that existing arabic muslim country most of the most. um i think that ought to be a mozilla human element of the motto valley. allah. and it will see iowa, for instance, on when i give a performance about eroticism will sexuality there and negative reactions from the audio him or at the principal and society and negative daniel quinn, selby. then why edu? away the taboos that double blue tunisia again independence in 1956, but it took many decades and the arab spring for the country to start to transition to democracy when it comes to women's rights. tunisia is one of the most liberal muslim countries in the region, though reforms are still sorely needed. ah, fish dear for faith at heckman, i'm standing in front of bite on hickman. the house of wisdom seemed that house here in tunisia there are topics which many are reluctant to di

here is a quick refresher from some of keith ellison's closest democrat friends. >> we need to completely dismantle the indianapolis police department. >> we have to say reallocate, divest. but it's still the same thing. we can't get caught up on the words. >> we are conservative so we are good at remembering stuff. the democrat voters just follow -- they lick their finger and say where is the wind blowing now. >> no democrat leftist ever said this. >> a vaccinated opinion gets exposed to the virus, the virus does not infect them, the virus cannot then use that bern to go anywhere else. >> you are not going to get covid if you have the vaccination. dan: a pfizer official admitted they never tested the vaccination. every single parent members say their children were forced out of school during the pandemic and the left made the kids get the jab and wear the facemask before they could return. just pretend it was a ghost story and it wants that bad. >> she says i kept kids out longer than any other state. that's not true. kids were out three months. dan: what do you think you are talking abo