this is how evans almost always thought of themselves. what we see now is evan chuckle is i'm being acquainted with politics. and so i've said before, i wrote an article back in 2012 about this, and i said that republicanism was a new religion. and that this is a religion that had aligned itself with evan jell clueless. i mean, i think you're gonna explain something to me, the fascinating and confusing to me. if we say it's a political identity. yeah. we say it's rooted in a particular set of christian values around reading the good news, right? yeah. as i get there competing interpretations and ideas about what it needs to be . question about what the good news is about the new testament about g, i get all of it right, but i can't imagine any iteration. mm hm. that makes sense. and corresponds to top . and yet, even jessica's tie themselves to trump, if you weren't evangelical of any sort, whether you are, even if you thought i would have thought of it as a left wing idiology, if you thought of as a right wing idiology new or a quote unq

evan m ryan. >> ms. valerie biden owens, ms. missy evans and mr. cuff owens. >> the honorable bonnie jenkins in the honorable matthew d stein helfer. >> the honorable katherine clark, united states representative from massachusetts and mr. nathaniel towels. --dowels. >> the honorable michael mccaul united states representative from texas and mrs. linda mccall. >> condemning him on supporting israel and it passed overwhelmingly. and i think we will pass our appropriation bill and the around bills and my committee next week, and then we have the national security aide pack that i think will link the major threats in the world and that would be russia's threat to ukraine and europe, china's threat to the pacific, the ayatollah threat to the middle east and securing the border throughout the united states. >> they will be, the reason why we are linking all the threats together i think it is a good way to do things. >> to have a message for president biden today? >> yes, work on it is in the interest of the american people and it is all about national s

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evans was far from done, though. he broke alcaraz again early in the next set.k and lost the second, while serving to stay in the match. two sets to love, in two and a half hours. alcaraz will play grigor dimitrov in the last 16. there was a shock, with world number six stefanos tsitsipas beaten by france's ugo humbert, 30 places below the greek in the rankings. this one went to three sets, and humbert took the decider, 7—5, to make it through to the next round, where he will face the american, jj wolf. max verstappen secured his third formula one world championship at the qatar grand prix on the weekend. it puts the dutchman level on titles with the likes of ayrton senna and sirjackie stewart. he spoke to karthi gnanasegram after his race victory on sunday. yeah, i mean, of course, very proud to achieve three titles. it is something i never imagined was possible when i started my career, but you know, here we are, and of course, definitely enjoying the moment. you have obviously incredible natural skill but what have you learned from experience, since winning y

israeli representative talked israeli foreign minister about evan up the issue. evan immediately called escold's house to tell him that the international pressure had in christ and he had to stop war as soon as possible at the request of the us, but ash was watching the beauties of the golan heights with his commanders at the time, his wife gave him's important message, listen wants you to stop the war, he can't take the pressure, he said, i can't hear you, what do you mean you can't hear me, i'm telling you in eban exact words, he says i can't hear you, i can't hear you, it's a bad line, it's a bad line the prime minister did not consider the message and continued his work. evan realized that ashkel needed more time to advance on syria territory, exactly happened and they reached all their goal in syria. israel the un received the text of the agreement. he had to read it aloud to the un security council. this was the end of the war. israels any proposal made by general gold for the implementation of the security council. resolution and arrangements for the super

putin has seen the value in all of this, evan has nothing do with spying.y a political game and part of their government. joey: thank you for joining us. >> thank you. joey: still ahead, a record month at the southern border as we total the numbers to learn more than 6 million migrants have crossed under biden's watch. congressman tony gonzales showed elon musk around the border this week. he's going to join us next to tell us about it. it's the fall festival on fox square, tasty autumn recipes you'll fall in love with it pork chop is not one of them. ♪ we were doing it right. ♪ we were coming aline. alive amen. lord jesus, come to us now. help us to surrender ourselves completely to you. help us to listen to your voice. even when we're distracted or tired, we pray this in the name of the father and of the son of the holy spirit. amen. thank you so much. i just want to encourage you that if you want to join me in more prayer, check out hallow it's the number one prayer app in the world. my active psoriatic arthritis can make me feel like i'm losing my rhyth

is it evan who drives you all to continue to function?van has always been an emotional center in our family, so it is really hard without him. but we had to step up and be that for him, so i am really proud of us despite the circumstances, i think we are all holding on and it is really a testament to how amazing and courageous evan's. >> danielle, good morning. thanks so much for being with, us we're grateful for you to come on and share your story. i'm curious listening to you writing letters back and forth with your brother, i was going to ask you how your communicating, how often you hear from. did he give you a sense of how he's being treated? is he allowed to describe how he's being treated there? >> i'm sure you can understand i can't get too much into the details about that, but i know he's doing his best eat well, stay healthy, he meditates, he writes a lot. he is reading at a pretty good pace, it is very impressive. and i really enjoy writing letters to him, receiving them. i get to hear his voice in my head and it just like we a

i now want to bring in evan perez to the conversation for your reporting as well. before you guys weigh in i just want to give our viewers a sense of some of the comments that the former president has made that precipitated this partial gag

we hope you'll support evan's release on social media. please use the hashtag i stand with evan. and that's all for us. we'll see you next week on barron's roundtable. >> from the fox studio in new york city. this is "maria bartiromo wall street". maria: happy we can to all. welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was in position to for the week ahead. i am maria bartiromo, house republicans are zeroing in on president biden connection to his sons foreign influence peddling a potential bribery and the first impeachment inquiry hearing this week. >> used the money of the people that i represent in the fourth district of ohio to help his family and anyone with a brain can see that that's why the chairman wants the bank records and that's what were doing and impeachment inquiry cannot get plainer and simpler than that. he gets the request and calls his dad and his dad calls the audible and uses his money to leverage the change. anyone with common sense can see it. maria: house judiciary committee chairman jim jordan making the case and now house oversight committee james

i want to bring in evan perez. evan, this seems rather significant? >> it is significant. we've known and we've reported that meadows did go before the grand jury. we knew that he had spoken to the grand jury, as a matter of fak, there has been a big source of con -- conjecture of what level of cooperation was mark meadows having with the special counsel. now we know from abc reporting that this was done under an immunity deal and he had spoken to the special counsel, including before the grand jury on multiple times. and the key here is that according to this story from abc, the former chief of staff to the form he president told investigators that the former president was being dishonest when he claimed that he had an -- had won the election after the november 2020 election. he also said that he had repeatedly warned the former president that there was no evidence to sustain his claims that there was this widespread fraud that could have made a difference in the election results in 2020. that is a big, big piece of information for someone so close to donald trump, to pro

can you talk about the evans street project? >> one of the things we did during covid was dramatically expand the rate of what we call quick build projects, which are fast-moving projects using simple and cheap materials in order to redesign streets and test out new ideas and see how they work, as well as get a lot of feedback from community before moving into a larger capital project that converts all of that plastic stuff into concrete and trees and, you know, curb extensions. what we have been finding is that our quick build safety projects are able to cut severe injury and fatalities between 25 and 75%, depending upon the location on the techniques that we use. so we are targeting streets that have the highest rate of traffic crashes, particularly injury crashes and fatalities. we focused on evans, which is really important connector for all modes of transportation between the bayview and the central neighborhoods of san francisco. also a street with a terrible track record of severe crashes. on evans, what we are doing, aga

evan immediately called ashcold's house to tell him the international pressure had increased and he had to the war as possible at a request of the u.s. 1973, as designists were waking up to prepare for the festival, they were hit by surprise attacks on two fronts of sin and the gold, same areas occupied by israel in the 60 war in 1967. inevitably the israeli tanks started attacking, but the egyptians have thought about that too, the sager anti-tank missile made senii a graveyard for israel tanks, sager anti-tank guided missiles where again there is a egyptian friendship with the soviet union. in the first 36 hours of the war, half of the 300 israeli tanks stationed in sinay were destroyed, at the same time the conflict started on northern front in the gola heights on syrian territory, six hours later, firing line was broken and syrian tanks were close to the jordan river. that night, the southern half of the golan heights was cattered by the syrians. in the morning of october the 8th, chief of staff of the israeli defense forces david al-azar and a news conference that the israeli count

carlos alcaraz has to work hard against dan evans to make progress in shanghai.ps him take two titles at st andrews. hello, there. we start with the cricket world cup, where another convincing display from new zealand saw them make it two wins from two, to maintain their perfect record. they beat the netherlands by 99 runs, following up from their victory over champions, england, in their opener. drew savage reports. new zealand impressed in theirfirst game against england, while the dutch had given pakistan a praet in theirs, but the crowd in hyderabad largely stayed away. they missed more quality kiwi batting. devon conway and will young got on top of the game from the start. rachin ravindra also impressed. seven different players hit a six — it's eight years since a team last did that at a world cup. a late flurry from mitch santner helped set the netherlands a target of 323, which they've never managed in a 50—over game.

evan realized that ashkal needed more time to advance on syrian territory. it exactly happened, they reached all their goals in syria. the israeli ambassador to the un received the text of the agreement. he had to read it aloud to the un security council. this was the end. the war israel accept any proposal made by general bull for the implementation of security council resolution and the arrangements for the supervision of the seas fire. israel volunteer through this because it had large to exchange. the golan heights from syria, old city of jerusalems, the west bank from jordan, as well as the sin desert and gaza from egypt. the israelis were ready to return the golan heights to syria and the sai. desert to egypt, but they had an important condition for peace, and that was acceptance and recognition of the independent state of israel by the arabs. even went to united states to discuss israel's offer with the americans, recognizing israel was not something that gamal and the reter wanted. the hero of the egyptian people who could neither make peace with isr

evan, we just saw you in the clip, what did the migrants tell you they had been promised?omised jobs. they had been promised housing. they had been promised assistance with being settled in the united states, integraing into the community, even english language classes, all false promises that were never intended to be fulfilled by the governor of florida. that's why lawyers for civil rights took immediate action. >> sheriff salazar, you filed criminal charges over governor desantis's operation to fly the migrants to martha's vineyard. you heard them on the radio just yesterday praising what he had done. you joined with california's governor and the attorney general writing a letter to the attorney general, to merrick garland. bring us up to date on what's happened with that lawsuit. >> well, today those criminal cases against two individuals that were actually boots on the ground here in bexar county, the cases of those individuals were forwarded to the district attorney's office here just a few months ago. recently i was told by the d.a. that the preliminary work has bee

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when is the largest share of the mode, but now needs to win over allies to secure power the mariana evans being welcome. we begin in turkey, where a suicide bomb attack has hit the capital anchor. a official stay a suicide bomber designated an explosive device in front of the interior ministry close to the parliament building there, calling it a terrorist attack. this surveillance footage shows the attacker charging the gauge of the ministry a 2nd. the salem was reportedly killed in a gun battle with police. 2 officers were injured in that shoot out. the attack happens as hours before parliament reconvenes after a summer recess. no one has yes, claim responsibility to do to lose. dorian jones isn't in sample and told us more well, according to the ministry of interior, at $930.00 local time, a mini van drove up to the entrance to the interior ministry. 2 men got out one wash towards the gates and detonated explosives, killing him instantly, bought the 2nd, then engaged in a gum bottle with the heavy on. please protect the interior ministry building, carver pulls that he possibly use to co

evans was far from done, though, he broke alcaraz again early in the next set. dimitrov in the last 16. the women's champions league continues this week amid some controversy over the competition format, with big names including arsenal and juventus missing out, having lost in the first round. manchester united, making their debut in the competition, face psg, before the group stage proper. their former playerjackie groenen will be lining up for the french side, and she disagrees with how the rounds have played out. for the draw, i think it is a bit strange how everything is working at the moment, big teams going out, like you say, in the kind of pre—phase of the champions league. uefa has postponed all matches scheduled in israel for the next couple of weeks following the devastating events in the country this weekend. european football's governing body said in a statement, "in light of the current security situation in israel, the following games will be postponed — thursday's european qualifier against switzerland, two under—21 internationals and an under—17

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evan realized that peshkal needed more time to advance on syrian territory.hey reached all their goals in syria. israeli ambassador to the un received the text of the agreement. he had to read it aloud to un security council. this was the end of the war. iran accept any proposal made by general bull for the importation of the security council. fire resolution and the arrangements for the supervision of the seas fire. israel volunteer peace because it had large areas of land to exchange. golan heights from syria, old sit of jerusalems, the west bank from jordan, as well at the sinai desert and gaza from egypt. the israels were ready to return the golan heights to syria and the sinai desert to egypt. but they had an important condition for peace, and that was acceptance and recognition of the independent state of israel. by the arab. haven went to the united states to discuss israel's offer with the americans, but recognizing israel was not something that gamal and the rest of the arabs wanted. لقد قررت ان اتنحى تماما ونهائيا عن اي منصب رسمي واي دور سياسي وان ا

carter evans, cbs news oceanside, california. >> aj is having an impact. >>> that's the evening news this sunday. coming up, 60 minutes expands to 90 minutes. i'm jericka duncan in new york. thanks for watching. have a great night. >>> oakland is installing hundreds of license plate readings. cameras around the city is a solution of the crime or an invasion of privacy. >>> and a man in the bay area. a chance of rain moving in? darren peck will have that in a few minutes. live from the cbs studios in san francisco. i'm brian hackney. >> i'm andrea nakano. we begin with the escalating conflict in the middle east. here is a live look over gaza city. it's about 4:00 in the morning there. the united nations security council plans to hold an emergency meeting after the deadly attack of hamas in southern israel killing at least 700 people. more in the war that has followed. >> the u.s. will send a carrier strike group to the

but evans crashed on saturday, and had to retire from the event.inally, to boxing, where the wbc heavyweight champion tyson fury takes on former mixed martial arts fighter francis n'gannou in saudi arabia later. fury weighed in four pounds heavier than n'gannou, who will be making his boxing debut. fury�*s wbc title won't be on the line, with the io—round fight still to be confirmed as a professional bout. the winner of the so called battle of the baddest will receive a commemorative belt. dig belt, it is indeed. —— big belt. a reminder of our top story — the rugby world cup final is about to get underway — the high scoring new zealand, against the world's number one side and defending champions south africa, in paris. a huge clash, between two giants of the game — you can keep up to date with how it all unfolds on the bbc sport website and app. but that's it from us here on sportsday — we'll see you next time. take care. hello. it's been another day of big storm clouds giving some really heavy downpours across many parts of the uk. this was the sc

i'm scott evans. and i am zuri hall, and we begin with our new interview with cher. she is truly living her best life right now at the age of 77. scott: yes, she is. she's got a younger man, and she told kit hoover all about that. and she's also got a new holiday album, christmas, that's out right now. i just didn't want to do a christmas album because i couldn't find myself in one, in my mind. (singing) we'll always be together, wherever we are. and then this year, a record company asked me to do it and i didn't say no right away, which is like-- before, it was just like, no. kit: but after recording the first song, cher was on board with an album that celebrates one of her favorite times of the year. what is cher's house like during the holidays? first of all, there's not a place that's not decorated. and i get all the strays, and i get my friends, i get my relatives, and it's just big and loud. and my mom's cheesecake is still the favorite thing. it's traditional. it's turkey. it's gravy. it's cornbread. it's just the stuff that i knew growing up. and now it's you

i remember pulling up for breakfast at a bob evans in ohio. there was jim having a meeting, listening to constituents. i traveled with him throughout the day from rotary to farm bureau to just listening to people who had concerns. i watched them, the -- i watched then, the same jim jordan i see today. he was a leader. a listener. and a fighter. we were actually elected to congress that same year and became close friends. it was a small class, there was only 13 of us. one of the smallest republican classes in modern history. over time, we took different routes. jim actually ran against me for lead for the 2018. it was a hard-fought battle. but i never once questioned his skills or commitment to this conference or this country. after the race, i became leader and we had an opening for the ranking member on house oversight. jim didn't even apply for the job. i walked into steering, didn't tell steering. i walked in to the other room and i picked up the phone and i called jim. i said, i know you're not running for the job, but i believe in what ji

is it evan who drives you all to continue to function? has always been an emotional center in our family, and so it's really hard without him. but we had to step up and be that for him, so i'm really proud of us, despite the circumstances. i think we're all holding on, and it's really a testament to how amazing and courageous evan is. >> danielle, good morning. thanks so much for being with us. we're grateful for you to come on and share your story. i'm curious, listening to you talk about writing letters back and forth with your brother. i was going to ask you how you're communicating, how often you hear from him, and does he give you a sense oftreated? is he allowed to describe how he is being treated there? >> i'm sure you can understand i can't get too much into the details about that, but i know that he is doing his best to eat well, stay healthy. he medicates. he writes a lot. he's reading at a breakneck pace. that's very impressive. i really enjoy writing letters to him, receiving them. i get to hear his voice in my head, and it's

can you talk about the evans street project? >> one of the things we did during covid was dramatically expand the rate of what we call quick build projects, which are fast-moving projects using simple and cheap materials in order to redesign streets and test out new ideas and see how they work, as well as get a lot of feedback from community before moving into a larger capital project that converts all of that plastic stuff into concrete and trees and, you know, curb extensions. what we have been finding is that our quick build safety projects are able to cut severe injury and fatalities between 25 and 75%, depending upon the location on the techniques that we use. so we are targeting streets that have the highest rate of traffic crashes, particularly injury crashes and fatalities. we focused on evans, which is really important connector for all modes of transportation between the bayview and the central neighborhoods of san francisco. also a street with a terrible track record of severe crashes. on evans, what we are doing, aga

told me about walter evans. evans had a collection of letters of the douglas's, had a scrapbook.and louis's letters, and i sat there and read them on the dining room table in savannah, georgia. went from california and sat there for a week going through his material. they are now at yale. walter evans archive. they are everywhere. so they are a lot of letters. i would still like to add more. but i did not want to make the book overwhelming. i want to give examples of diverse experiences and i think that i have achieved that. >> i am fascinated by the woman who wrote the letter to jermaine. >> sarah logan? >> if she ran away, how was she able to get the letter to him? >> he wasn't in hiding. he was writing for abolitionist papers. he was in the church. he was quite bold. he is eventually someone around. someone purchased hemi. but, jermaine logan was dare you to come after me and i have many people who would come up and protect me from people like you. >> you know if reverend logan was able to find his brother and sister ? >> i don't know. that's an interesting story because it se

evans was far from done, though.16. england's matt fitzpatrick won the individual and team event at the alfred dunhill links championship in scotland. the tournament was reduced to 54 holes after saturday and sunday were a washout. fitzpatrick finished at 19—under for his three rounds. that also gave him and his mother susan the best net score of 35—under to win the team tournament by five shots. and that's all the sport for now. hello. it's been another warm day in the south, but a drier day, notably for scotland, however, still, we've had numerous flood warnings in for severe flood warnings as well across parts of scotland. the sepa, which is the scottish environment protection agency, has got more on those flood warnings and also on the weather website. there's another warning in force actually, because although it's been drier today, this weather front still draped across from scotland to northern england will start to pep up again. so another pulse of heavy rain is due in during tonight and tomorrow. for the mea

turned politician and he made a series of personal remarks about the political correspondent ivor evans this was back on the 26th of september. laurence fox and the presenter dan wootton have both since apologised. they were suspended by gb news after the broadcast alongside calvin robinson. calvin robinson hosts a religious current affairs programme on the channel but in the past hour gb news has confirmed they have both been dismissed from gb news. more breaking news for you now. police in cheshire say they are carrying out a corporate manslaughter investigation at the hospital where the child serial killer lucy letby work. the investigation will focus on the countess of chester hospital after lucy letby, a nurse, was convicted of murdering babies in her care at the hospital's neonatal unit. i will just bring you a little bit more news before we go. a safeguarding review are set to begin after the death of ten—year—old sara sharif. her body was discovered under a blanket in a bunk bed at her home in woking in surrey on the 10th of august. herfatherand woking in surrey on the 10th of a

evans, you edwards.married recently or ever. never . also ever. probably never. also i don't know. i don't know. have you ever been married? either of you? let's move on. also, neil parish, who's former parish, who's a former conservative james conservative mp, and james mathewson , former labour mathewson, former labour spokesman . okay. i'm going to spokesman. okay. i'm going to start you, neil parish. start with you, neil parish. you're conservative mp . you're a former conservative mp. let's it. jeremy let's talk about it. jeremy corbyn, in your view, is he fit to run as london mayor to run as a london mayor >> i don't think he's fit to run because i think his views on hamas, the fact know the barbarism the terrorism and barbarism and the terrorism and the and the murder of innocent people in israel is just horrendous. but i think is horrendous. but i think he is able to stand as mayor because democratically he could stand. i mean, what i do actually wonder is because i think many , most is because i

evan sohn, welcome. generally what do you think the trend is?well, first of all, thanks for having me back. sentiment is slight will you up on the recruiter index. it went up to 2.9%, but it's really at the 90-day outlook where they're seeing a better world for themselves. 70-something percent, about 70% of the recruiters reporting that their candidates they were interviewing were actually so it's still a quit rate rear looking at. we saw not just the job opening numbers increased, but the quit rate of august increased from july slightly, about 3.5% higher than it was in the pre-pandemic levels. if we're looking year over year, it's still about 15% higher -- 15% lower quit rate last month than in august of 2022. so it's a very tight labor market. we've been doing some studies where we're seeing the working population getting older. again another testament to the fact this is a tight labor market. >> that's. >> that really doesn't clear anything up to me, by meaning your clarification leads me to bigger questions. so if the job market is still ti

. >> we rely on president biden promise to our family that he will get evan home, not knowing is veryt have to take it day-by-day, be ing -- living in the present is easier than thinking about a future. >> todd: sister of jailed "wall street journal" reporter gershkovich, she is pleading with president biden not to forget about him as tension turns to the crisis in the middle east. >> carley: cheryl casone has details. cheryl. >> cheryl: and the white house has said there are meetings this week regarding what is happening with evan and whelan, the other prisoner in russia. it has been over six months he's been there. he has been charged with espionage, it is a trumped up charge. this is russia's playbook. she making the case the white house told us they would bring her brother home and they expect that promise to be kept from the white house. this point, we will not know anything more, he will be there at least until november. this is russia, you can expect that to be longer. they don't want the white house to lose track of what happened with evan. >> todd: fellow democrats now not mi

charles ramsey, evan perez, thank you so much. we're going to go back with much more on our breaking newews. the suspspect of thehe masass shooootings in m maine foundnd totonight. >>> in the midst of this stunning news, really the stunning news from the entire week, the suspect in the maine mass shootings has now been found dead. we cannot lose sight of the victim in all this, the 18 people you see on that screen, they were killed in a matter of minutes. and each and every one of them mattered to someone. they were part of a family, and they still are. and among them bill young and his 14-year-old son -- 14 years old, aaron, an honor student. they were bowling together when the suspect entered that building. joining me now rob young, bill's brother and aaron's uncle. rob, thank you so much for being with me this evening. i cannot imagine what this week has been like for your family. i know you were extremely close to your brother and of course your nephew. and this is just unbelievable that it's happened, and now that you know th

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evan lambert has the latest. >> as israel carries out strikes to root out hamas and a ground campaign looms the threat of an expanding war has prompted the pentagon to beef up its posture in the middle east. on saturday. defense secretary lloyd austin announced the uss dwight d eisenhower aircraft carrier, a cruiser and destroyers would be sent to the persian gulf in response to quote, recent escalations by iran and its proxy forces in the middle east. austin also sent additional air defense systems and put more troops on standby if they're required to quickly respond to the region. the new force posture comes after a barrage of attacks last week with known causing any direct loss of life. according to the pentagon, iran backed groups conducted 5 attacks from iraq to syria to yemen, including 2 separate drone attacks on u.s. military bases in iraq on tuesday and the interception of missiles fired by the who sees possibly headed to israel by a u.s. navy warship traveling near yemen thursday on nbc secretary of state antony blinken described the moves as self-defense. meanwhile, the sta

evan perez joins me. evan, what does this actually mean in practical terms? >> in practical terms it means you probably expect the former president to keep doing these social media posts. the judge has given him a lot of room, but, you know, the restrictions are basically to make sure that he is a he not attacking witnesses, people like bill barr, for instance, the former president has been posting about, people like mike pence that he has been posting about in the past and then, of course, you knew, people who are on the staff of the special counsel. what he is free to do is of course still say that the prosecution is politically motivated, he is allowed to attack the biden administration and the justice department. so we expect that trump will appeal this because he of course is claiming that this is still an infringement on his freedom of speech, but the problem is, dana, in the end no matter what the restrictions are you and i know that donald trump will still probably break through those restrictions and so the question is at what point does the judge do

walter evans archival materials at yale. so they're everywhere. and so, you know, there are a lot of letters i could have added more and i still would like to do that. there are a lot more letters that i didn't want to make the book overwhelming. so i wanted to give examples of diverse experiences. and i think i've achieved that. i so i'm fascinated by that. who wrote the letter to germaine? was it germaine? mm hmm. sara. luke. mm hmm. how did she find him? i mean, if he ran away, how how was she able to get the letter to him? he wasn't really in hiding anymore. he had a picture which he was writing for abolitionist papers. he was quite bold, like frederick douglass. frederick douglass is essentially eventually someone buys him so that he doesn't have to worry about constantly on the run, but germaine logan was sort of saying, dare i dare you to come after me? and in letter he says, i have many people who would come up and protect me from people like you. so do you know if reverend logan was ever able to find his brother and sister who had been so

evan perez is "outfront." so, evan, let me just ask you about that specific thing. treeing to get this thrown out on immunity. is this a hail mary or is this actually something real? >> it is a hail mary but it is probably their best chance. it is probably their best defense and it's one they've been certainly testing out in various ways, erin. the former president knows the fact he was president does come with a lot of benefits. one of them was the fact that under article two, he has to execute the laws of the country. so what they're saying in this court filing is that you know, because there are laws against vote fraud that the former president had every right to ask the justice department to communicate with state officials to ask them to look into those fraud claims. now, of course, there's a lot of reason for the justice department to have done those investigations and come back and said that it was nothing to support that. i'll read you just a part of what the filing says though because they go beyond just what the former president's presidential duties were.

with evan milliken and the plaintiff milliken versus allen case.last certainly not least we have mark was the president ceo of the national urban league. we have an amazing moderator she is none other than simone sanders townsend who hosts the simone show on msnbc. she is an author, a strategist, she is a bad sister that's all you need to know. we have an amazing panel amazing moderator and i cannot wait. >> please give a warm round of applause. [applause] she has introduced our illustrious panel so we are going to go ahead and jump right into it. i don't think i need to tell you all but it's very important we set the stage in 2013 the supreme court gutted a key provision of the voting rights act rates so much so and the advocate community you will often say the voting rights after 2013 was on life support. when this section to challenge first can before the supreme court and the advocates and activists would say it would be dead if section two is not upheld. also back to 2013 since the decision of shelby states across the country have enacted rest