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good evening i'm erin burnett out front, breaking news. a quote from trumps white house attorney about the president-elect's nomination of matt gaetz to be the next attorney general. the simple headline, trumps middle finger in that image but this is a bipartisan state. republicans, democrats aghast at the announcement which is clearly intended to mock the office of the attorney general otherwise how to explain nominating someone who has said this of the agency that he has been selected to lead? >> we either get the government on our side or we defund and get rid of and abolish the fbi, cdc, atf, doj. every last one of them if they do not come to heal. >> the republican senator calling matt gaetz and unserious candidate saying we need to have a serious attorney general and i'm looking forward to the opportunity to consider someone who is serious. this one wasn't on my bingo card. the conspiracy around matt gaetz has an important asset when it comes to how trump sees him . >> this is donald trump's party and i'm a donald trump republican. w

all that, coming up. [ music ] good sunday evening, i'm erin burnett. the breaking news, the final countdown, the issue you should be watching this sunday, the first election day votes will be cast 30 hours from now, 30 hours from now, election day begins. vice president kamala harris and former president donald trump are making a final pitch to voters in crucial swing states, harris wrapping up a rally in east lansing, michigan, telling supporters she mailed in her ballot, she spent today crisscrossing the little battleground state. trump focused his attention on georgia, you are looking at live pictures of his rally. the former president is expected to take the stage there, shortly, after spending much of the day veering off script. polls did show bright spots for harris, according to the latest new york times poll, momentum in north carolina and georgia. there are also signs understated volker voters are breaking for harris, 55% who just cited across seven underground states say they are backing harris. and then, the des moines register, it kind of m

good evening, i am erin burnett point out front enigma a very dark tunnel. the democratic strategist called election for is just weeks ago, speaking out tonight. >> i have to re-evaluate, i am sure i will come up with something to make me feel good again, but right now today, it's hard. i will be honest with you. and the hardest thing is, that i look across this country and tens of millions fell for this. and it's depressing. i am in a very, very dark tunnel right now. >> it is so, can democrats find a way out of that dark tunnel? tonight, the illinois governor j.b. pritzker says he is preparing for battle. >> to anyone who intends to come take away the freedom and opportunity and dignity of illinoisans, i would remind you that a happy warrior is still a warrior. you come for my people, you come through me. >> and california governor gavin newsom tonight calling the state legislature back to the capitol for a special session. the reason, he says, "the freedoms we hold dear in california are under attack and we won't sit idle." but the blame game literally is

. >>> erin burnett, our friend, start right now.ay >>> president-elect now stacking his administration with diehard supporters, and punishing those who spoke out against him. we will be reporting this hour on what is happening behind closed doors in mar-a-lago. >>> breaking news, vladimir putin and kim jong-un, striking a major deal. see in and speaks to people inside russia about trump's promise to end the conflict in ukraine. >>> john edwin is back out front and tonight, he will tell you what he has learned from the campaign trail where he spent every day and why he is full of hope. let's go out front. >>> good evening , i am erin burnett . out front tonight, breaking news, rewarding loyalty. donald trump wasting no time paying back his supporters tonight. moments ago, congressman mike walt to be his security advisor. he is a long time, and vocal trump supporter retired national guard, or green beret. also, stephen miller, immigration hardliner returning as deputy chief of staff of policy. even more power than he had in the first

the lawyer for two women who testified that gaetz paid them for sex, is now speaking out to our erin burnett. >> she testified to the house that representative gaetz did not know her friend's age at the time. they had sexual intercourse, and when he found out about her age that representative gaetz stopped having sexual intercourse with her and he only started the sexual intercourse interactions later on. once she turned 18. the testimony before the house was, yes, that representative gaetz paid my client both of my clients for sexual favors throughout the summer of 2017, all the way to the beginning of 2019. >> all right, let's get right to cnn's alayna treene. what are you hearing? and learning as trump is clearly trying to push through matt gaetz and get senators on his side. >> that's right. and i think you the last 24 hours with donald trump calling up personally, these republican senators and reiterating to them how determined he is to get matt gaetz through, that he wants their help in in confirming him when this nominating process begins. i think we need to be clear, this nominating

i'm erin burnett. out front tonight, the breaking news. the new york times obtaining a new document from federal investigators. this document details the trail of payments from matt gaetz, trump's choice for attorney general, to numerous women including some who testified that gaetz was paying them for sex. it is a document. i waved it there. let me just show you on your screens, you can see that gaetz is faced at the top left, barely eligible because of the high number of women and payments, and you can see him paying on many individuals there and also a payment to joel greenberg, the other man on the screen who is currently serving time in prison for all of this. it shows tens of thousands of dollars in venmo payments between gaetz friends, associates and women, all of this related to sex parties. it includes the two women who testified that they were paid to have sex with the former congressman. their attorney told me about these payments, and he revealed here out front for the first time just how much those two women alone were paid by

let's go out front good evening. >> i'm brianna keilar in for erin burnett outfront tonight. breaking news. trump's team stunned. cnn learning tonight that the president elect's team has been caught off guard by a sexual assault allegation against pete hegseth, who trump has tapped to be the next secretary of defense. according to sources, several members of trump's team have now raised questions about the viability of hegseth nomination after learning that police investigated a quote alleged sexual assault involving the fox news host back in october of 2017. what we know is that hegseth was a speaker at a conference held by the california federation of republican women when the alleged assault took place, according to photos posted on facebook. now hegseth has not been charged or named as a defendant in any civil lawsuit filed in monterey county since 2017, and his attorney denies any wrongdoing. but that is not stopping speculation in trump's orbit this evening about whether hegseth will ultimately pull his own nomination. fearing more damaging information may come out. kri

i'm erica hill, in for erin burnett outfront tonight. putin's patience is running thin. the russian president's foreign minister, sergey lavrov, making it clear russia will not put up with the damaging long range missile attacks from ukraine for much longer we have many proverbs that reflect the character of our people. >> measure twice, cut once. i remembered one more proverb which western officials should bear in mind in this situation a russian man takes a long time to get going. i'm sure the viewer knows what happens next. >> what is next? putin has, of course, put the u.s. on a nuclear notice, and moscow is wasting no time mass producing nuclear shelters. just take a listen to what they're saying now on state tv naim qassem, i would like to remind the germans where this is going. >> it will end with destroyed houses because the russians never surrender and no one has ever defeated the russians. >> so if germany were to be attacked, it would lead to another world war. and according to the retired general that donald trump just tapped to be america's envoy to ukraine,

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a lawyer for two of the women who testified for that report shared this with cnn's erin burnett last night she testified to the house that representative gaetz did not know her friend's age at the time. >> they had sexual intercourse and when he found out about her age that representative gaetz stopped having sexual intercourse with her, and he only started the sexual intercourse interactions later on once she turned 18. the testimony before the house was yes, that representative gaetz paid my client both of my clients for sexual favors throughout the summer of 2017, all the way to the beginning of 2019. >> well, all of this as trump is continuing to name new picks, including another fox television host, to run the department of transportation. a lot to talk about here. cnn senior political analyst mark preston is with us now who? mark. all right. we will get to gates in just a bit. but first, on this latest pick for transportation secretary, what are you learning about this? >> well sarah, let's channel john berman here. >> a little bit. >> it is getting real here in washington. don

i'm erin burnett out front. tonight, the breaking news preparing for war. >> russia tonight scrambling to build and fortify new emergency bunkers as their war with ukraine enters a dangerous escalatory phase. just listen to the governor of russia's leningrad region we must bring all underground rooms, all basements that meet the shelter requirements to at least this condition so that it is dry. >> there are benches and a supply of water. the ability to go to the toilet in order to temporarily wait out some emergency situation. there's no time for talk. the deadlines are extremely tight. we already need to make radical decisions radical decisions. >> just to be clear here i said leningrad. >> it is a region north of moscow, 500 miles at the closest from ukraine now, though, a target and that's because ukraine is now using america's powerful longer range missiles. missiles that russia claims again were used to hit twice russian military targets in an airfield. today, we're also learning that ukraine's air assault

let's go out front >> i'm erin burnett, and outfront on this friday, the breaking news. trump's comment about liz cheney now under investigation as a possible death threat. the attorney general of arizona saying she's investigating whether trump's comment, quote qualifies as a death threat under arizona law. well, this is as the final fight for the battleground states is underway tonight. and tonight. the candidates in wisconsin, harris and trump, both holding rallies around milwaukee this hour right now. harris just took the stage at another rally further north in wisconsin. you see her there live and then going to be heading down to milwaukee as new polling in the state shows a slight edge for the vice president. this is a new poll out of marist. it shows harris with 50 to trump's 48. in wisconsin, polling tilting towards harris. in michigan as well. three point spread there. you're still in margin of error here. but these are all going now in the direction of harris within that margin of error. that's michigan. and in perhaps the most crucial of the blue wall states f

i'm erin burnett news. trump has a new pick for attorney general. tonight, six hours after matt gaetz suddenly withdrew his nomination, trump has a new choice. that is, the former florida attorney general and longtime ally pam bondi certainly raises the question of whether maybe this was the plan all the way along maybe this was just to get matt gaetz out of congress without an ethics report coming out. we'll see. but meanwhile only six hours did it take for trump to write online just moments ago. quote, pam will refocus the doj to its intended purpose of fighting crime and making america safe again. i have known pam for many years. she is smart and fighter who will do a terrific job as attorney general. now, of course, bondi has been a very successful fighter for trump in the 2020 election. she was on the front lines pushing trump's election lies. she said, quote, we've won pennsylvania and we want every vote to be counted in a fair way. of course, he did not win pennsylvania during trump's criminal trial in new york. she was one of his top defende

all this as a lawyer representing two witnesses from that report, now speaking out to our erin burnett she testified to the house that representative gaetz did not know her friend's age at the time they had sexual intercourse and when he found out about her age that representative gaetz stopped having sexual intercourse with her and he only started the sexual intercourse interactions later on when she turned 18. >> the testimony before the house was, yes, that representative gaetz paid my client both of my clients for sexual favors throughout the summer of 2017, all the way to the beginning of 2019. all right, let's get right to cnn's alayna treene. >> what are you hearing about trump's attempts to really rally support around gaetz, who couldn't be more controversial at this point, especially listening to what his attorney is saying that the house ethics committee heard right. >> well, i think the thing to keep in mind here sarah, as we look at all of this, is just how important donald trump views the attorney general role. he had hand-selected matt gaetz to serve at the top of the jus

. >> let's go out front >> i'm erica hill, in for erin burnett. outfront tonight, breaking news both candidates holding rallies right now in the key battleground state of nevada. kamala harris is about to take the stage in reno. trump is in henderson right now. this election, of course, is, as you know a dead heat. and new cnn polling tonight from georgia shows that is the case there. as you can see, no clear leader 47 to 48%. those numbers actually reversed in new cnn polling from north carolina and both these states within the margin of error. this is of course, an election where as of tonight, look at this nearly 61 million americans have already voted. and we do know the majority of voters to this point in the battleground states. they are women. accounting for 55% of the ballots cast so far. harris just moments ago. taking on trump when it comes to his recent comments about treatment of women there's a saying that you got to listen to people when they tell you who you are, who they are, and this is not the first time he has told us who he is.

let's go out front >> i'm erin burnett out front tonight, the breaking news. more republicans demanding the house ethics committee report on trump's pick for attorney general matt gaetz be released to the public to see this. despite house speaker mike johnson's objections to letting the report see the light of day. well the committee the committee investigated allegations that gaetz, among many other things, had sex with a minor. and tonight, for the first time on cnn, we're going to hear from the attorney of two women who testified to the house committee. one of them specifically said she saw gaetz having sex on an air hockey table with a 17 year old who she says was her friend. that alleged encounter, taking place at a party in 2017 at a florida house owned by a friend of ethics committee is scheduled to meet on wednesday, and we are just learning that as of tonight, all ten members of that committee now have access to the reports. that's ten people. and obviously staffers. et cetera. the committee chair telling politico it will be his panel and his panel, o

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erin burnett is helping our battleground state command center.how you call at the command center. and as of course we're getting some of the early results. john is going through. check is going through. we are also watching the world come in and people still at polling stations, michigan outside of detroit is where jim judo has been. i saw you ago as you were speaking to a young voter in there. were using as people are still voting there? >> i tell you, aaron, they went for trump in the last cycle. to question this cycle is donald trump maintain the support he saw? interestingly, which is not a voter. i'm going to introduce you to him now but he voted for biden last cycle in 2020. he told us to a short time ago, he is voting for trump this cycle, jeremy frank that he is a small business owner, father of three and soon to be four next week. as i found out. but tell me, what was your deciding factor in this election. >> [indistinct] better choice on this election. it would run for [indistinct] run for office, i think he would get a lot of stuff dow

>>> hello, i'm wolf blitzer with erin burnett. i want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. we are hours away from vice president kamala harris addressing the nation after president-elect donald trump reached the 270 electoral votes needed to win the white house. this is cnn special coverage of election day in america continued. >>> donald trump makes history, winning a second term. we have learned that kamala harris has reached out to president elect trump and will speak publicly at 4:00 p.m. eastern. more on that coming up in a few moments. republicans have also seized control of the u.s. senate for the first time in four years. the house of representatives is still too close to call. let's take a look at the numbers we are seeing. you can see in the senate, 52 republicans, 42 democrats, six seats remaining outstanding . three republican pickups in the senate. in the house of representatives, you need to hundred 18 to control the house. right now the republicans have 204. the democrats 182. the democr

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i'm erin burnett. out front, breaking news. trump tapping a vocal vaccine skeptic as his top health official naming rfk jr. to be america's next health and human services. the companies that make vaccines, their stocks are tumbling. and that is because trump has made it very clear that kennedy will have free rein in his administration. >> i'm going to let him go wild on health. i'm going to let him go wild on the food. i'm going to let him go wild on medicines. >> well, kennedy has gained a following, okay? let's start here. in part because he talks about things that a will the of people care about. making america healthy again is the motto and that it's has connected with a lot of people. healthier eating, better water, breathing air chemical free of glutens. but kennedy then goes further. he goes straight for unfounded conspiracies. >> you've talked about the media slanders you by calling you an anti-vaxxer. you said you're not an anti-vaccine. pro safe vaccine. can you name any vaccines that you think are good? >> i think so

erin burnett out front starts right now. >> the breaking news, vaccine makers shares are telling -- tumbling. that's after trump names rfk jr. to the cabinet with his top health official. >>> good evening, i'm , outfront tonight the breaking news, trump taking -- naming robert f kennedy jr. to be america's next health and human services secretary. tonight, an immediate reaction, the companies that make vaccines, their stocks are tumbling. that's because trump has made it very clear that kennedy will have free reign and his administration. >> i'm going to let him go wild on health, i'm going to let him go wild on the food, medicines . >> kennedy has gained a following. let's start here. in part, because he talks about things that a lot of people care about, making america healthy again is the motto and that connected with a lot of people, better water, breathing air free of chemicals, all things that should not be controversial, but kennedy then goes further, he goes straight for unfounded conspiracies. >> you've talked about that the media slanders you by calling you and anti-vaxxer and you

david pluff, just in the last hour, telling erin burnett that he thinks there's a positive path to all of the 7. and applausable is doing a lot of work there, but you can see it, because when all of these races are within a point, anything is possible or plausible. >> it takes me back to when i was on the campaign in 2020. and we ran a full effort in north carolina and in georgia, and all of the same battleground states. and we said the same thing, and it was true, there were multiple ways to it 70. and one of the reasons that campaigns to do this, because if north carolina gets called early for trump, not to cause pandemonium for voters, be patient and wait it out and it might take a couple more months, its better to have multiple paths. and we remind ourselves, now there are a couple of options h. mixing and matching and history tells us that the blue wall usually moves together. but i know this is the first presidential after a pandemic, there were so many things in voter behavior, voter migration that we just don't know that i think we can take into account which is why so many of

lawyer in the previous time trump was in office, here is how he put it last night speaking with erin burnett. >> matt gaetz is just simply unqualified , both academically , professionally , ethically , morally , and experientially. he has no business being in the conversation. this is a choice that is contemptuous. i think anybody that has served in the justice department historically, and most of the people that are there today are deeply saddened by this , and it diminishes the pride in which they associate themselves with the department of justice. >> reporter: so, gaetz is a person who has very publicly been opposed to the cases of donald trump, obviously the investigation that he faced . those he believed were political in nature, but much of the department's work isn't that. the attorney general is top law enforcement officer that has prosecutors across the country in more than 90 offices bringing cases in court on behalf of the united states, where judges are meeting to take them seriously. the top law enforcement officer of the united states. sarah. >> caitlin poland, thank you for y

i'm erin burnett. out front, the breaking news and the final countdown. we are here on sunday with the nation watching because the first election day votes will be cast 30 hours from now. 30 hours from now election day begins . vice president kamala harris and former president trump are right now making their final pitch to voters in crucial swing states. harris wrapping up a rally in east lansing, michigan. vice president telling reporters she just mailed in her ballot. she spent today crisscrossing the pivotal battleground state and meanwhile trump focusing his attention on georgia. you are looking at live pictures of his rally in macon. the former president expected to take the stage there shortly. they are spending much of today off script as a number of polls came out that did show bright spots for harris. according to the latest and final new york times poll before the election, harris is showing momentum in north carolina and georgia. there are also signs that undecided voters are breaking for harris in the final days. 55% of those who just decided

. >>> good evening, i'm erin burnett. outfront tonight, bracing for trump's return. the pentagon officials are now holding discussions about how to respond if trump wallows there on campaign threats. officials have been doing scenarios based on things trump has had like suggesting even using the military to handle what he called the enemy from within. >> we have some very bad people and sick people, radical left, lunatics. i think they are --. it should be very easily handled by, if necessary, by national guard or if really necessary by the military. >> national guard and military for radical left people, lyrical rivals . that is one group that he has said he would use them military against. the other is using u.s. forces to carry out what he says will be one of his first orders as president. that is of course a mass deportation of migrants. >> under my leadership, we will use all necessary state , local, federal and military resources to carry out the largest domestic deportation operation in american history. >> that has been very clear. he has been explicit about

good evening, i'm erin burnett. out front tonight, the breaking news , f you to america. that is a quote from the president-elect's nomination of matt gaetz to become the next attorney general. axioms night with the subheadline, trumps middle finger. and the image. this is bipartisan disdain, democrats and republicans alike are aghast at the announcement that it is intended to mock the office of attorney general. otherwise, how would you explain nominating someone who has said this about the agency he has been selected to lead? >> we to get this government back on our side or we defund and get rid of, abolish the fbi, cdc , atf , doj, every last one of them , if they do not come to heal. >> republican senator michalski just months ago , calling him an unserious candidate. in her words saying, we need a serious attorney general and am looking forward to the opportunity to consider somebody that is serious. this one was not on my bingo card. the scandal prone conspiracy spewing matt gaetz has won very important asset when it comes to how trump sees them. >> this is donald t

that's what muesli did for me erin burnett out front weeknights at seven on cnn one of the biggest rivalrygames in college football exceeded expectations in a late night thriller on friday night. >> in the end, it took more than 4.5 hours and eight overtimes before a winner was finally declared. between georgia and georgia tech. cnn's carolyn manno joins us now with more on this instant classic. >> well, fred, you could not ask for a better way to kick off rivalry week on college football's final regular season weekend. perhaps the game of the entire year, the seventh ranked georgia bulldogs, playing their in-state rival georgia tech and haynes king and the yellow jackets, came to play the junior quarterback had five touchdowns, two through the air and three more on the ground and his last one put tech up by 14 with around five minutes to go, sending bulldogs fans to the exits. they should have stuck around after a georgia touchdown cuts it in half. king gets lit up by dan jackson, forcing the fumble. and it is bulldogs ball and uga would capitalize on that. carson beck finding dominic lov

online and in the digestive care aisle of your local retailer brand power, helping you buy better erin burnettights at seven on cnn week quickly learned the first lesson of serving with donald trump. >> be ready to be blindsided. as the house gop clings to power with the narrowest of majorities, with a 218 to 211 advantage over democrats and six races still uncalled, johnson thought trump was done poaching house republicans. after selecting elise stefanik and mike wallace to serve in his administration president trump fully understands and appreciates the the math here, and it's just a numbers game. >> i think he and the administration are well in tune to that. i don't i don't expect that we will have more members leaving but i'll leave that up to him then the next day, trump announced he wanted matt gaetz to be attorney general, making his slim majority even slimmer. >> now, this weekend, johnson is meeting with trump and is on a mission to get on the same page over the ambitious legislative agenda starting in january. and as he tried to close out this year's business with joe biden still in

i mean, we've heard from the attorney, you know, he was on erin burnett last night. we heard from him and we heard his story. i don't know how much more is going to be in there. that's probably bad enough for a bunch of people but you hear them now saying, wait a minute, i'm not going to vote on rumors. i'm not going to, you know so maybe it would put some meat on the bones of these charges against gaetz. so he wouldn't say that it was, you know, he was just being charged indiscriminately it's it's hard to say what's happening to the chances when you look at all of this. >> not just gates, but these other controversial picks to the chances of recess appointments because you have senator cramer, republican of north dakota, saying it's unwise to do unless there's a majority who want or who want this a candidate. so, i mean what were cornyn and thune agreeing to and sort of principle about recess appointments? was it just to go, oh, yeah, we'll just like kumbaya recess appointment if everyone's in agreement, if you were running, what are they running for? >> if you're r

let's go out erin burnett out front tonight. the breaking news on two fronts right now cnn learning that trump's pick for director of national intelligence, tulsi gabbard, was on a government watch list this year as the washington post reports, the trump plans to fire his entire team or the entire team that worked with special counsel jack smith. well, let's start first with gabbard, because sources are telling cnn that gabbard was placed on the list because of her overseas travel pattern and foreign connections. now, we don't yet know where gabbard traveled or who she met with to prompt the alert, but we do know she has a history of siding with america's enemies. i mean, so much so that russian state television celebrated when trump picked her tulsi gabbard. >> she from day one clarified the reasons for russia's special operation in ukraine criticizing the actions of the biden administration. >> well, gabbard has been clear where she stands on russia's war with ukraine and the fact that she went so far as to even prompt senator

and tonight the lawyer for two accusers sat down with cnn's erin burnett, joel leppard told his clients, told the ethics committee that gaetz paid his clients about $10,000 for sex over two years, and that there are allegations he believed represent only a fraction of what the committee has learned. >> you have to understand that my clients are only two out of the over dozen witnesses that testified. i and so what i'm telling you is just a fraction of the evidence that's available. of the thousands of documents the and the 25 subpoenas, 12 witnesses. >> so that's and i guess that's a crucial part of this. >> the house to make its decision on releasing their full report. do you think the allegations you're talking about here in detailing, which have to do with your two clients, are a large chunk of their report, or do you think that this is the tip of the iceberg? >> well i do think that it's probably the tip of the iceberg. >> again, the president elect is standing by gaetz. so is elon musk, who posted this about him on social media, quoting now matt gaetz has three critical assets that

anna ellen advanced home designed to outperform erin burnett out front tonight at seven on cnn are apparentlyndidates to join the department of government efficiency, or doge, as they call it, as they plan for drastic government cuts. >> the washington post reports. the two men are looking to experts in both dc and silicon valley for advice on this advisory panel. musk tweeted this morning that he still can't believe doge is real, but he believes it's going to work. meanwhile, georgia republican and devout trump loyalist marjorie taylor greene has been tapped to chair a new oversight subcommittee that is apparently going to work with doge to investigate federal waste. here's what she told fox over the weekend. >> we'll be looking at everything from government funded media >> the overall federal budget is about in 23. i think it's 1.7 trillion is what the discretionary budget is. so if you're going to trim 2 trillion from a $1.7 trillion discretionary budget, that's a magic trick i'd like to see. but nonetheless, i think it's a look. it's a great effort. i think we need to try to figure out wh

oprah, another person who used to love going to mar-a-lago, erin burnett. right. same thing was always, you know, always around. we'd have lunch with her in trump tower all the time. the anderson cooper is the don lemon's. i mean, we literally knew them all and they loved us, right? they loved us. donny deutsch, he was he was begging to be on the apprentice. every they loved us until my father decided to go down that escalator. and then like this, it all changed, right? it just all changed. they it was a pile on. all day, every single day. they knew his heart and soul. they knew us as a family. they were friends of ours. and it all changed when he went down that escalator. but clearly they got the american people wrong, because no matter how bad their coverage was, my father had maybe the most decisive victory in the history of american politics. and so i think the media has, you know, a lot of inward reflection to do. i'm not actually sure if they're capable of doing it because they are elitist. and, you know, they pretend to be smarter than everybody else. and w