fred trump has a son, william, who is disabled. he talks about that as well. e also talks about lawsuits and various fights he had with donald trump over the years. i always find when there's a big book — one like this that kind of comes out and is about someone very famous and making various points, particularly about donald trump — that it hits the headlines. what's the kind of stuff that, if you haven't read the book, you might have come across on your social media feeds or, you know, a news site that you're interested in? yeah, it has hit the headlines. and fred trump has done a number of interviews already with major media outlets. and some of the stories that he recounts about donald trump when he was ten years old — when fred trump was ten years old — using a racial epithet, the n word, multiple times. he also talks about how donald trump, once, in discussing his disabled son william, said, "i don't know why you don'tjust let him die and move to florida." i mean, all of this kind of monstrous things he talks about donald trump having said and done. and s

i actually just finished speaking with fred trump iii, and the thing to know about fred trump iii is that, as his name suggests, his father was fred trumer. his grandfather was frederick crist trump sr. that makes him donald trump's nephew, and he has some interesting titbits and stories to share about growing up in the trump family. very useful genealogy. i think that probably preps us a little bit for the interview. welcome to americast. americast. americast from bbc news. hello, it's marianna, aka miss information, back in the worldwide headquarters of americast in london. and it's anthony here in the american headquarters of americast at the bbc bureau in washington, dc. it feels very appropriate, anthony, that the rivalry has returned now that we're in our various worldwide headquarters, and the reason that the rivalry feels relevant is because this episode is going to be a lot about a chat you've had with donald trump's nephew, and there's a fair bit of rivalry, disagreement — don't quite know how you'd characterise it — that seems to exist between him and his uncle and within t

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for his nephew, fred trump, it was also a last straw. break his silence in a new book, all in the family. the trumps and how we got this way. joining us now is the aforementioned fred trump. >> thanks for having me. >> i can't read, i can talk about anyone's kids without starting to cry, i can't read about the things he said about your son without getting emotional. for context, he did contribute some, financial support, it's a new, the power of your book is it is a nuanced portrait, and not a caricature. but this piece of it, the cruelty toward your son, is so jarring. i wonder if i could ask you to tell me more. >> sure, if you don't mind i'd like to get back to the medical fund that was set up for william, but i watched you last week when you read that passage, and i remember the pause you took while you were reading, and then you came on camera, and i thought i saw your eyes had been reddened. and the beautiful part of that is, the responses we have gotten since this book dropped yesterday has been overwhelming. people throughout the

who is fred trump iii and why is he called fred trump iii? well, funny you should ask that.

fred's experience with his uncle all right. next, vice president kamala harris is about to speak for the first time since trump questioned whether she was blacked that sound bite that i just played fred plus new reporting tonight about who from trump's inner circle is now bad mouthing j.d. vance behind the scenes. so it's inside the trump camp internal fire it is a name that all of you watching nowell course how do you sleep at night on a matches from at this firm? >> do you have a low price guarantee so isolated get matched up mattress it's where sleep at night gas was embedded physical sport this show many times that i've got hit on the basketball court, remarks on hold more loose marks. the bus for it should degree archer clear nonstop protection against white marks. >> when you can get a stunning mid-century living room and three retro colors and three convenient sizes with bottle pda cushions and stylish accident. and those per for 99, no matter what jews, there's only one thing knox discount furniture scout is protected by sympatric, a trio and he's in it to win it some perec, a trio is the first chu would triple protectio

admit that it was the wrong approach but i watched most of it today and i was just baffled well, fred trump, the third. >> thank you so much for taking the time to speak with us. appreciate you thank you, audie next, we're going to take on another issue, abortion because apparently donald trump says it isn't as big an issue on the campaign trail anymore. >> we're going to discuss violent earth with me on freiburg and debunk episodes sunday at nine on cnn. >> belly, i need help with a clicker. >> one second. grandma this guy's going to buy my car. >> he still there and you need karbala what's your plate number? >> boss? >> mov vehicle features? >> no accidents, right? >> no good generating offer guard marina can pick it up tomorrow. that's an amazing offer. >> but do you still need help with a clicker? >> i'll ask your sister sell your car the easy way with carvalho. know application fee. if you apply by august 29 at university of maryland global campus, offering online and hybrid courses and lifetime career services learn about are more than 135 degrees and certificates at umg si dot edu. >

that book is all in the family and it's written by donald trump's nephew, fred trump, who joins me we now and thank you for being here. >> i just on the what been watching happen since since yesterday went when trump spoke at that conference, your uncle now finds himself running against a black woman, and i've heard from many people that i know my sources about their concern that it's going to bring out his worst impulses. and i thought about the passage in your book where you write that when you were 10-years-old, you heard him use the n word. >> and. i just wonder what you think this election looks like now that he is running against someone who looks like kamala harris well, just to finish off that story, that not only was troubling to hear him use the n word twice, he did not know who actually slashed the roof of his car. >> he just assumed that it were black people regarding the situation from yesterday. i have been involved in politics in a political junkie for years. i just don't get what he's trying to get get out of this situation and he does exactly what you said. he doubles

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the endorsement comes as fred trump releases a new memoir, which has the title, all in the family. of the family dynamic that he says helped create the former president and fred joins us now, here onset. good to see you. >> congratulations on the book. >> thank you. >> let's start simply with this, why now? why start now? >> there are two reasons, and we haven't started now, lisa and and i have been advocating for people with intellectual develop in disabilities, our young son, william, has complex disabilities. we have been doing so through the legislative and through the executive branch. during don't's term with cabinet secretaries and a meeting that culminated in may of 2020 in the oval office. so, we haven't just started. we waited for the book, we wanted to wait for william to become settled in a new home environment. he doesn't live with us now, he lives in a group where he wanted to be settled, but we've been thinking about this for a while. >> tell us more about what donald trump has said about william penn >> donald has never met william ever. and fact, no one in the trump

support, golf memberships family vacations, and millions of dollars in support of his wonderful son, fred trump has decided to cash in less than 100 days before an election. he says that he personally signed the checks and witness firsthand as his father provided endless financial support so that your son could get the best possible medical care? he said during this garbage and see how he's veil followed his troubled sister simply earn a quick buck is disgusting and disheartening what's your response to that i guess my first response is eric in my other cousin donny are the only people in the family that i've ever met william ever the response is totally expected. >> we've seen this play out before i just suggest. to your viewers that they read the book and find out really what the truth is. i guarantee anyone in the trump orbit has not read the book fred trump. >> thank you for joining my pleasure, because all in the family. >> thanks. >> and thank you so much for joining us. cnn news newsnight starts now tonight, the long wait as evan gershkovich and paul whelan have their faith rewarded. >>

overtaking trump, voters actively support her and that even trump's nephew sounds quite funny, fred trumprd also supports, kamalo harris says he will be in favor to vote for her, to defend her, did the democrats suddenly manage to pull kovdra over to their side, or is it the figure of kamala herself? actually, i would say that it's not... and it's not the second, it's hype, and the hype is quite understandable, the hype is not artificially created, it's just kamala and the fact that kamala was chosen as a candidate, well pre-elected as a candidate, it answered public demand, the public demand was very simple: we need a young leader whose last name is neither trump nor biden, we would like him to continue a large part those politicians who were before, we would be interested to see some of his initiatives, but on his... nish to stop this galaxy of old men, because the gerentocracy, whatever its historical advantages, but now in america it created literally apathy, both in the population and in the political establishment, and therefore these significant percentages of harris, the way she q

fred trump told us he is voting for kamala harris but would attend the inauguration if his uncle wins and if he's invited. "all in the family: the trumps and how we got this way" is now available. that's "nightline." you can watch all full episodes on hulu. we'll see you right back here same time tomorrow. thanks for staying up with us. good night, america. >> well, i don't really have too much of a problem with them. >> people have been bringing their dogs here since the 80s. there's many dogs more than human babies often it's a good old fashioned san francisco turf war with the neighborhood park as the battlefield and dogs are the source of it all. >> good evening. i'm ama daetz and i'm dan ashley. >> thanks for joining us. this debate over whether dogs should be allowed in the park is turning ugly. there's even been dog waste spread on park property to try to prove a point. >> yeah, some feel the dogs cause a problem to the park sports fields in the city's potrero hill neighborhood tonight, abc seven news reporter tara campbell is getting to the bottom of it. >> the debate over whe

i think fred trump was 86 years old when that began. and he died several years later. more than someone just ageing. this is somebody i think who is living in the past for the reasons you identified, which is that it's common to go back to what you know. there's another thing to really remember is that the united states is going to become a minority/majority country within the next 20 years or so. and he is standing up for a world he came from, primarily white world. >> that's right. that's right. he can't let go of it. tim o'brien, thank you. best. much appreciated. >> thank you, joy. >>> coming up, a huge scandal somehow flying under the radar. stay with us. an alternative to pills, voltaren is a clinically proven arthritis pain relief gel, which penetrates deep to target the source of pain with nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory medicine directly at the source. voltaren, the joy of movement. (♪♪) imagine checking your own heart with medical precision from anywhere. introducing kardiamobile 6l, the fda-cleared ekg that provides six-times more heart data than any smartwat

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essentially the fbi laid out that the individual who tried to assassinate former fred trump, thomas crooks, appeared to be searching for some sort of target he could go after. it wasn't necessarily trump that he was aimed after and appears that this trump event was sort of an opportunity for him. actually on july 5th he apparently googled when the rnc and when the dnc were going to take place suggesting he was considering targeting those events, but what ended up happening, lo and behold this fell into his lap. a trump event announced in early july as he was already trying to figure out what to target and right near his house. sort of how this came out. the fbi also released some images you're seeing on the screen now including the gun. including the trunk and also an image of the air conditioning unit that crooks apparently used to get up on that roof. seeing it on the screen now. not that tough to get up there and obviously the secret service is facing a lot of questions whether there was an actual man on that roof making sure no one could get up and get that strategic viewpoint over the

i interviewed fred trump, donald trump's nephew.she became the nominee were probably the worst days of trump's life. do you agree with that assessment? do you believe this deprivation of attention is eating at him? >> it's a combination of the deprivation of attention, the fact that she's getting the applause and the praise that he desperately wants to have. and also from his standpoint, not only is he losing the battle every day and not only does he not know how to deal with this woman, who is really set off a celebration of normality, he realizes he's that much closer to going to jail because that's the reason why he's fundally running here. he wants to run to stay out of jail. and every day that he doesn't figure out how to respond, which includes this week, going to montana, how many electoral votes are there? he's one day closer to going to jail. that's got to be scaring the living daylights out of him. i'm sure one of the reasons they don't have him on the trail this week is it's going to be embarrassing to watch him up agains

while trump campaign manager tweets, quote, reposting this hoping to trigger the hacks at the army. i mean, fredfish rots from the head down. governor spencer cox issued an apology, because his campaign released an apology that was taken when spencer cox was at arlington with trump, and yet we have not heard an apology from trump. we haven't heard anything from the campaign that would indicate any mea culpa for doing anything wrong. >> and you never will. that is not what they do. it is attack, attack, attack. we know that. is the republican playbook. i used to work with some of them. they are always going to attack. lacevita, especially, is one of the most offensive to me. he is a combat veteran of desert storm. he has a purple heart. he knows how important arlington is. and for him to not just break the rules so blatantly, but to have the audacity to taunt and attack the civilians. let me tell you, i had a show the other day called on the line, and i had two of my guests , former old guard members who handled funerals and handled the respect. i had a gold star mom on her show talking about how

i should say don't note fred the first one is going to be right back here in pennsylvania on monday trump is going to arrive and harris going down to york, pennsylvania do an event there, followed by rather than events further on in the week in michigan, north carolina arizona. now, fred, like i said, we're waiting for former president trump. and yet here he is not speak here about 4:00, but it's been actually who we've been hearing behind a speaker in the past 30 minutes or so. we heard from dave mccormick, he's the republican senate candidate, who's running in a very tight case against democratic senator bob can we also heard senator rick santorum also on the snub also attacking current incumbent senator bob casey. so reminder that not only is the top of the ticket so crucially important that sylvania, we even in more swing, set it mean here as well. so i'm going to keep an eye on that. the other thing that we're keeping an eye on bread can president trump stay on message today? that's been a theme over the course of this past week where his campaign his advisers had been hopeful that r

really the hallmarks of the trump rallies that we've grown accustomed to seeing out here, especially in this area of pennsylvania but again, back to your original point, fred and your original question, the big question that we all have is, will former president trump be able to stay on message in this particular campaign event, specifically, can he actually get some attacks and some lines out? on vice president harris's economic plan, his allies and advisers, they've been working to make sure that he stays on message that the course of the week, a few days ago, we saw that invent in bedminster focused on inflation, but then there keep being a distractions in this particular campaign cycle for the former president, including when he made comments saying that the presidential medal of freedom is actually much better than the medal of honor. the medal of honor, of course, awarded to service members who have demonstrated extreme amounts of valor. now the last thing i'll say for you, fred, is just explaining why we're here north houston pennsylvania. like you said, we're in wilkes-barre. were in luzerne county. and this is a county that actually went for obama

do we know about why kennedy is ending his campaign and throwing his support behind trump well, have you saturday fred, it's an interesting question because actually rfk junior never actually said the words. i endorsed donald trump when it to appear together yesterday was sort of a bizarre exit from the race. he also said he was suspending his campaign and all of these campaign activity, but not necessarily ending gets suggesting that if there's some sort of tie in the electoral college between vice president harris and donald trump that maybe he still had an outside chance of being elected president. he also intends to stay on the ballot in about ten states where people can sort of vote for him as sort of a protest, vote between the two candidates. but look, he is been told by the trump campaign and trump has said that rfk junior we'll get some sort of role in a trump administration if he is elected. so there's clearly some transactional element to this endorsement and kennedy yesterday talking about what he came to see and die and i'll trump had this to say and we talked about not about the things t

trump rally, which is about to get underway. tell us more about what's happening yes. >> fred, you're right. >> this trump rally out here in pennsylvaniabout to get underway really in the next hour or so for the main speaker we have been hearing multiple speakers here who just didn't need past hour, i'll get to spend a moment, but i want to talk to you about that counter programming up the dnc that we just learned about this afternoon. essentially the trump campaign is telling cnn's kristen holmes that they're planning on number of messaging over the course of the week as the dnc is happening in chicago so these

fred. and it has harris and former president donald trump in a statistical tie she is at 50% to trump's 49%, that really goes to show you fred how rapidly this contest has evolved, how this democratic shake-up on the ticket has changed the contours of this race yeah. >> it's tricky. it's tricky keeping up with all these moving parts, believe me. >> i mean, we're all feeling it. it's a lot has happened in just a couple of weeks, so we're all learning as we go and getting familiar with it. so the harris campaign i mean, she is launching a new program aimed at mobilizing gop voters to what degree? >> you know this is interesting to meet fred. it's called republicans for harris there describing it as a campaign with, in a campaign. and it stuck out to me because there isn't sort of something similar on the republican side. you don't see necessarily a robust effort from republicans to engage democrats in the same way. there isn't sort of a democrats were trump. but this republicans for harris effort is basically aimed at leaning on a network of republicans to talk to other republicans about why

fred right clock is ticking or eva mckend. thank you so much. former president donald trump and his running mate, senator j.d. vance, spent their weekend campaigning in battleground, georgia, a state he lost to president biden in 2020, trump held a rally at the same atlanta venue, harris campaign dad, last week and trump used his time in front of voters to try new lines of attack against his democratic opponent, cnn's alayna treene has more well fred, the former president on saturday, tried to sharpen and hone his attacks on vice president kamala harris. >> and one part that he kind of said, the quiet part out loud, arguing that they need to work to define are take a listen to what he said. >> you know four months ago, she was considered grossly incompetent by the fake news. now they're saying, oh, isn't she wonderful, isn't she wanted to vote now she's out wonderful. >> so we have to work hard to define her. >> i don't want to even define her as just wanted to say who she is. she's a horror show, she'll destroy our country. >> now for the reason i find that so interesting is because it mirrors what i'm heari

trail with her running mate beginning on tuesday in philadelphia fred, alright. >> even again, thank you so much. former president trump and his running mate jd vance, were in battleground. georgia this weekend, the republican nominee spoke to a packed arena of supporters in atlanta, the same venue, vice president harris spoke at last week trump slammed her as phony and ridiculed the intelligence of the former california attorney general. he also continued to mock her name we're going to defeat crazy kamala camila this is about 19 different ways of saying if she only likes three, she was here a week ago, lots of empty seats. >> but the crowd's you got was because she had entertainers by i'd like to congratulate vladimir putin for having made yet another great deal. she refuses to even say the words illegal, alien, or radical islamic terrorists she is considered more left-wing than crazy bernie sanders, look at her she's worse than burning and she happens to be really a low iq individual trump's next scheduled rally is set for friday in montana. >> all right. much more packed campaign schedule is on tap for the presumpt

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>> fred, fuel up to seven brain $19 kamala harris, yellow trump. >> the debate. everyone's been waiting for follow. cnn for complete coverage and exclusive pre and post-debate analysis. i cnn special event, the abc news presidential debate simulcast september 10 at nine on cnn and streaming on max. >> people who are watching. and then our world change tv on the edge premieres sunday, september 22, did nine on cnn we spoke to the republican vice presidential nominee, j.d. >> vance, just moments ago. he was reacting to statements that both president donald trump made yesterday and to the kamala harris interview, which was right here on cnn with us now, republican strategist, rina shah and democratic strategist chuck rocha, or rina, let me just start with you here because senator vance, one of the things he was talking about last night was that kamala harris has not governed. how is she says she's going to govern he said she said three-and-a-half years to do this, she hasn't done it how is that as an argument in how did harris do in maybe stemming that argument? >>

fred and he had a problem with alcohol. >> it's refreshing to see the side of trump.eople saw this they wouldn't think he was hitler more like it's cheerful idi amin here's more. >> do you remember the last time you were with them? >> absurd ask you about it. >> you know it's good talking about it because it might help other people it helps 1 other person it's worth the conversation so i never had a cigarette of never had a glass of alcohol and my brother was incredible he knew he had a problem and he would say to never drink or smoke. >> a device compared that the harris who always sounds look she's halfway through a box of cheaper rose at least she sounds like. the conversation lightened up at that happens if you just do cocaine. >> that's down and dirty. >> you don't anymore? >> no. >> do much? >> is it a stronger. >> l, yeah,. >> so you see your way up with cocaine more than anything else you know what i'm saying he'll be year own street. >> is a good feeling? >> no to miserable feeling. >> yeah, you do it anyway. >> what you like about that? >> because they're ha

a vote for donald trump is a vote to back the blue and the communities to depend on their safety. now, we've got to save a little, with fredoing to introduce to of this communities finest. nicholas, where is nicholas? stand up, sir and michael goodwin of the police officers association. let's give them ale round of applause for everything they do and all of those who help us. [cheering] [applause] now together, we are going to save this country for every american of every race, color, creed. and it all starts with strength. strong borders, strong families, a strong economy and a strong president. [cheering] and, of all of kamala harris defaults the worst of all is she hasou left this country weak and vulnerable. the entire world now knows she helped cover up joe biden's declining mental capacity for years. andth now our country is settled with aca president who cannot do the job. if you think it is bad my friends, we havehe only seen what's happening when the cameras are on but we think joe biden is like when he sitting in the room with world leaders? our adversaries are licking their chops in the world is in disarray beca

two pointed nevada in wisconsin, georgia and north carolina trump is leading harris, the two are tied in pennsylvania, michigan in arizona, freds does influence her vp pick if it is josh shapiro which is the leading contender right now. >> the data is really interesting, hearers has been the nominee or the presumptive nominee for three weeks and over that. she raised $300 million and she gained a point we can the polls and she signed over 200,000 volunteers, i think by any objective measure she is a momentum and she knows that democrats know that in the most important donald trump knows that and he's being behaving erratically on the national stage included in georgia last week and the other day in the very popular governor, with that being said we look at the polls and we have to understand when kamala harris became the presumptive nominee three weeks ago she was behind every single swing state into get to the point in georgia some polls have her tied in the other swing states seem very similar numbers that says she is a luxury to expand the map and i think josh shapiro does have the inside track, i'm hearing a lot of noise i

fred. >> alright, eva mckend at kyiv, us posted throughout the day and evening meantime, former president trump is back on the campaign trail holding fundraisers today in wyoming and colorado. last night he took the stage in montana, his first rally since kamala harris announced tim walz as her running mate, trump wasted no time going after walz as well as harris and democratic montana senator jon tester. cnn's alayna treene is in bozeman, montana former president donald trump traveled to bozeman, montana on friday. >> it was his first rally since vice president kamala harris had announced her running mate and select tim walz on tuesday. now montana is an interesting state. it is not a battleground, it is a reliably red state one that donald trump's senior advisers tell me they're not concerned about him winning in november, but he came here instead to stomp for tim sheehy. he's a big businessman as well as a former navy seal, and he's locked in a tight senate race with john tester with the long serving democratic senator of montana. and really, when i talked to people on the ground as well as

trump more on issues that they say are the biggest concerns. the border and immigration, foreign policy, the economy and crime. fredratic perspective, how does she hang on to this lead? the honeymoon is the word that gets used over and over again. >> yeah, i don't think this is a honeymoon. i don't think it's a moment. >> it's a movement. i think in order to understand the numbers, you have to understand what she was facing on july 21. as i just mentioned, democrats were down 3 to 5 points depending on the national poll on july 21. democrats were down in every swing state. so to go and just a four-week time period from being down 3 to 5 points to a tie nationally and a tie or ahead in the swing states is tremendous. we're talking about 1, 1 1/2 points every week improvement for the vice president on top of the hundreds of millions of dollars she's raising. so i think that if history holds coming out of the convention, we should see her pick up another two to three points. so when we come back, she be 51, 52% and donald trump holding fast where he has all the time. the one big thing for donald trump, he's a very con

fred. >> and look, this stuff freely is dangerous. >> rice there's a lot of people that we spoke to trump supporters us as we're making this documentary who still falsely believe that the 2020 election was stolen? and now they believe the only way harris could win, the only way trump could lose this time around is that if it is stolen or the democrats cheese. again, of course that is false, but that is the mindset of a lot of people. that is obviously what they believe last time and we saw what happened last time and led to an attack on the u.s. capitol. so these conspiracy theories, these lies really having a big impact and could have a huge effect after this november's election, fred all right. >> donie o'sullivan. thanks so much. all right. the whole story with anderson cooper airs tonight at 8:00 pm, and we'll be right back chasing life with dr. sanjay gupta. listen wherever you get your podcast wants to get back to eating the food she loves. so she's been thinking about getting dental implants, but the cost seems like it's out of her budget a clear choice. we specialize in permanent teeth replacement, offering a range of solution

fred and outfront. >> now, john sullivan, he is the former u.s. ambassador to russia under both presidents, bideand prident trumphe is the author of the new book, midnight and moscow, a memoir from the front lines of russia's war against the west. and ambassador, i appreciate your time. i mean, there's a lot of injuries craig, and open questions about durov's detainment in france telegram. absolutely. obviously, crucial to the russian military and perhaps extremely close even to russia's security services in the fsb, what do you think is going on here? >> well, thanks. first of all, erin, great to be with you. this is an immensely complex case. as you noted russians, both the ordinary russians and the russian military depend on telegram. putin tried to shut telegram down in 2018. and there was an outcry. they were working around and he couldn't do it. so the russians depend on telegram the other thing to note there were so many complexities here this fellow is a citizen of france, in addition to being a citizen of russia so it's very complex. he hasn't been in russia in years. he hadn't cooperated with the russi

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i think trump is the underdog and i think this has flipped on its head. i think the history has been downplayed a little bit, fred, by the harris team and i think that's smart. i think hillary played it up a lot more in vice president harris is more focused on the joy and what she's going to bring to unite the country the state of georgia, it's become a vital state on the road to the white house during the dnc, the trump of vance ticket seem to think so as well. >> j.d. vance popped into a donut shop in south georgia as of valdosta. take a listen to i don't know. do you call this an awkward interaction, but take a listen and watch she doesn't just random stuff here i mean, here's the begin as your lap. okay. >> but issue i wish you, sir thank you, sir. everything yeah, it will be a lot of ways to hear some critical stuff. >> so they said enrolls just and so, you know, retail politics is really important. >> i mean, maybe this didn't give the results that he and his camp were looking for, but later on this week, harris and walz are going to be in south georgia. how do they make sure that they get better results wh

>> fred fuel up to seven brain health indicators, including your memory joined the nerivan brain health challenge erin burnett, outfront next on cnn as former president trump's legal team grapples with a superseding indictment over the january 6 insurrection, individual rioters cases are still going through the court system, including former pennsylvania police officer joseph fischer. today, a federal judge said, while he no longer faces obstruction charges due to the supreme court's ruling, he will face trial on other charges related to the insurrection. cnn's sunlen serfaty takes a look at new video of that day, nearly four years ago showing then house speaker nancy pelosi's never before seen reaction in the hours after the rioters stormed the capitol you're done with donald trump. how does it feel to the capital into the new video revealing then-speaker of the house, nancy pelosi's curie on january 6, as the capital but always been attacked cnn obtained nearly 50 minutes of never before seen footage during and in the days after the insurrection shot by her daughter, alexandra pelosi for an hbo documentary released in 2022 hbo are owned by warner brothers

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how are you fred, fuel up to seven brain can help value from your life insurance when you need it with advocates. >> i'm lauren fox on capitol hill in our 2024 lead as the harris and trump campaigns make their all-out sprint toward november 5, they're deploying some tried and true campaign methods. >> there's the bus tours course. have to have the stump speeches popping in to local businesses, doughnut shops, maybe somewhat awkwardly, and working the rope line plus mixing in more 21st century tactics like floor flooding, social media at trolling each other online. cnn's tom foreman shows us how the tone at times has taken a more hostile frame she is a radical left lunatic amid biting words crackling with contempt, bidder online posts, smacking of racism and video ready for sharing. and you know who's waiting? >> right? >> former president donald trump and his allies are ripping into vice president kamala harris. she can she can go to hell. >> the latest trump himself re posting about how top democrats should be jailed and a blatantly sexist and vulgar attack on harris and former democratic nominee hillary clinton in person particular team trump is acting like democrats