they're like, hasan is here. hasan is our king. they're shitting their pants over stale oreos. like, oh, my god, hasan, it's one cookie, but now it's two. i'm like, i'm not even gonna give you a samoa. you can't handle this, son. this green box, it changes everything. strap in. in india and south africa, i got to hang with some of the most talented comics i had ever met. we could only invite one back from each country. after some serious deliberations, i gathered my friends to tell them what i was thinking. this dude right here, mpho. he's from soweto. his story's incredible. like, where he grew up is right where everything went down. he's telling jokes about these--he's bringing out, like, real kind of comedy from this incredibly painful-- >> right. >> painful things. and then aditi, she has this whole kind of mission, especially in india where women's rights is a growing, emerging thing. >> she's like the harriet tubman for other females in mumbai. she's paving that path. >> i think i'm gonna call aditi and mpho, tell them to do a show with us. >> i'm sold. like, their storie

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i am mehdi hasan.d trump held a rally in michigan and it went pretty much as you might expect. the former president -- touched on many of his greatest hits. he wanted to execute a drug dealers. he praised foreign dictators. and he pushed the big election lie. there is a new addition to his routine. the donald also singled out one woman in particular for a shout out, for praise. take a listen. >> i would like to thank a great woman named ginni thomas. do you know ginni thomas? she is a great woman. the wife of a great man, justice clarence thomas. her courage and strength -- she still believes the 2020 election was stolen. she didn't say, oh well, i would like not to get involved. of course it was a wonderful election. it was a rigged and stolen election. she did not will thunder pressure like so many others that are weak people and stupid people. >> you bet we know ginni thomas. let us count the ways. the conservative political capitalist -- appeared on a hill on thursday. that was voluntary and not un

for now, i handed over to mehdi hasan. , hi mehdi. >> hello, alicia. have a great rest of your night, thank you so much. havetonight on the mehdi hasan , a clear and present danger, congresswoman lauren boebert more than questionable behavior on and around january the 6th. yet, she has not been held accountable at all, why? i will ask the former adviser to the january six committee and former republican congressman, denver riggleman. plus, that republicans are coming. poised to regain power, the gop started outlining their priorities. if that doesn't scare you, i will tell you why it should. and how big an issue should abortion before democrats heading into the midterms? i will ask senator tina smith. ♪ ♪ ♪ good evening. i'm mehdi hasan. you probably all know the name lauren bowman by now. conservative firebrand, freshman republican congresswoman from colorado. we all like to laugh about lauren bowman. she makes it so easy given she says and does such ridiculous things. here she is this week when she called women lesser vessels. take a look at this. >>

yeah, i just hold back despite appearances, this is no conventional whale hunt, matthew, dennis hasan and his colleagues from the memo research institute at the university of pretoria. i'll try to take scientific samples for the benefit of whale kind. so in the arrow, the some, bob's a hook and that some of the skin or blood. so the skin is the blush part and then blah, blah, the key parts we use it for different that is not painful. i mean it feels like a bee sting or something just like a quick, sharp pain. sometimes they just flip the tail up, but generally as we saw, they normally just dive down and then within a few minutes, they don't really care. the bay of admonish, just east of cape town, is a winter base for many southern ride whales. they migrate thousands of kilometers from their feeding grounds of antarctica to carve in the sheltered waters. but the numbers coming to south africa have been dropping for some time. now. the researchers are trying to find out why back on land. the scientists returned to the lab to process and labeled the skin samples and linked the mothers w

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and we need to do something about it and do something drastically about to matthew, jim is hasan does not doubt that the oceans are changing due to climate change, but to discover how that is impacting on the whales. he will have to spend more time out at sea. wow. what's amazing creatures. well, that's the for was this week. we hope you enjoyed watching and found our reports inspiring. my name is chris lambs could buy from a good state. nigeria, i'm so let me know if you and it is also time for me to say good bye from counselor here in uganda. feel free to i to ask if you have comments or ideas on social media . i hope you can join us again next time, please do take care and see you soon. a with with ah, with who a small children. their parents took them to the distance city for school. mm. they 1st see each other again, 10 years later, when they returned home, i didn't know whether you my, i am very nervous, must n, as in include a my, letting me know, 9 children in 15 minutes on d, w. genom. good and germany textile manufacturers be now produces trainable g mentioned black box with

to matthew, germans, hasan does not doubt that the oceans are changing due to climate change, but to discover how that is impacting on the whales, he will have to spend more time out at sea. wow. what's amazing creatures. well, that's the for was this week. we hope you enjoyed watching and found our reports inspiring. my name is chris lambs could buy from a good state. nigeria. i'm so that we know of you and it is also time for me to say good bye from counselor here in uganda. feel free to i to ask if you have comments or ideas on social media. i hope you can join us again next time, please do take care and see you soon. done a with with ah, with video at the top of the food chain. and yet they are in great danger with synergy and tina for decades, they were almost extinguish. large swan perry is only to be restored . left the return of the tag was beginning in 75 minutes on d. w. a lot of issues when i arrived here, i slept with 6 people in a room and i think it was harsh bear. i even got white hair. is that learning the language head? yeah. a lot this kids to me and they don't. but

>> well, my son sergeant hasan korea was murdered by four people he did not know nor had he done any 2018. >> steve: just in the wrong place at the wrong time? >> there was an altercation and escalated into hasan being gang assaulted by four people with a knife. and all he had was just hisself and his hands. >> steve: madeline, when you see what's going on here in new york with the crime and we talk about all of it all the time. and the cover of the "new york post" today target on our backs eight innocent bystanders shot in the city in one month. this has got to be deja vu all over again. who is running this town? >> who was running this town that's a good question. criminals run the town. of the criminals run the place. they do what they want when they want, however they want, to whomever they want. with no consequences. >> steve: that's why even though you are a life lock democrat you are going to vote for a republican. is crime your biggest issue? do you feel safe on the streets of new york? >> absolutely not. the subways as well. i was trampled on the subway back in july by 20 pe

i am mehdi hasan. we begin tonight with the effort to kill a top california democrat.ot talking about house speaker nancy pelosi and the brutal attack on her husband with a hammer by a home intruder. i'll come to that in a moment. actually, i'm talking about congressman eric swalwell, a really dark case for the justice department that was concluded on friday. a pennsylvania man, that we are choosing not to name in an effort not to glorify his actions, pleaded guilty to making threats to kill the congressman and at least three different swalwell staffers -- he claimed he had ar-15 rifles and wanted to travel to d. c. to shoot the congressman from california, to kill him. the u.s. attorney who prosecuted the case said in a statement on friday, quote, these threats of violence endanger our public officials and common decency. they most certainly do. but this is the america we live in. in fact, it's not just the america of today. remember this van? it was exactly four years ago that the florida bodybuilder who owned it, who had plastered it with pro-trump images and sticke

we'll debate that question. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ welcome to the show, i'm mehdi hasan.weeks away from the midterms. where democrats are not only looking to hang on to the majority, they're trying to hang on to control of the senate. and back in the spotlight is the quote, unquote, latino vote. which could be crucial for dams in especially in tight rates furch -- both states with large latino populations that went for biden in 2020. but for democrats, a worrying trend is playing out. >> she feels very upset with the current leadership of democrats because she feels that taxes are higher and the money is just not enough to get by. so she's voted democrat her whole life, she says. and now she's not happy with the economy. and that's why she thinking about -- >> since the 2020 election, especially, we have been inundated with think pieces about the latino vote and how it shifting to the right. becoming more republican. becoming even more trumpy. and yes, kind of astonishingly, trump did grow his share of latino voters from 2016 to 2020. while biden fared worse with latino v

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new hampshire incumbent democratic maggie hasan and don bolduc going over the economy during last night'sted debated take a listen. >> a law give people tax breaks for making energy efficient investments in their home right now, don bolduc he opposes that too. >> she has not done the right thing spending $5.2 trillion march to august. stop any additional spending until we got inflation under control. she voted no for that. >> on the topic of abortion, neither candidate held back. >> this is about a woman's fundamental freedom, her health, and her safety. and don bolduc has a very long record of extremism. >> her commercial about me wanting to murder mothers is disgraceful. i do not support a federal ban either for or against abortion. >> carley: according to the real clear politics average bolduc is trailing hasan by three points. >> nfl tom brady holds a new record but not the good kind after thursday night's game againsts ravens he is now the sacked quarterback in nfl history getting pummeled a total 555 times, ouch. the ravens beating tampa bay 27-22. baltimore improves to 5-3 while ta

boyfriend booked on suspicion of murder with a special circumstance of financial gain. 35-year-old hashim hasan was also arrested. it was broad daylight on a sunday afternoon, she pulled into a parking spot when the shooter pulled up inside her, demanded her purse and then shot her before taking off. surveillance video also revealed the shooter had apparently been lying in wait nearby for more than half an hour before the shooting. when this happened there was a lot of fear in the community that this was a racially motivated attacks. today the police chief cleared that up. expect this is not a case about race. this is a case about greed. some tried to use this way to divide our community. my hope is that we can come together and support the family and the community as we have all experienced this tragedy. >> both murder suspects are expected in court either monday or tuesday, and we will keep our eye on this case as it goes forward, ryan. >>> more questions on how elon musk will reshape twitter now that he is in charge. here is more. >> after a months long battle, after carrying a sink into twi

today on the air mehdi hasan, the forces with us. it's an american tv exclusive, mark hamill. ukrainian war effort. then the geo pays projection-ism takes an ugly turn. the far-right is getting uglier in the rhetoric. and now accusing democrats of crimes and abuses that they're committing. the gop that. is -- and rising up in iran, protests are growing still over the death of mass of amini. others have died in the process including a 16-year-old girl.

today on the air mehdi hasan, the forces with us. it's an american tv exclusive, mark hamill.yeah, is the mark hamill, aka the last jedi joins me live to discuss his new role helping the ukrainian war effort. then the geo pays projection-ism takes an ugly turn. the far-right is getting uglier in the rhetoric. and now accusing democrats of crimes and abuses that they're committing. the gop that. is -- and rising up in iran, protests are growing still over the death of mass of amini. others have died in the process including a 16-year-old girl. reza aslan joins me to talk about what happens next. ♪ ♪ ♪ good evening and welcome to the show. war crimes that's what russia seems to be carrying out in its war against ukraine. earlier today russian forces bombarded the city of zaporizhzhia, killing 17 people and wounding dozens of others. the shelling was concentrating on number apartment complexes in one of zaporizhzhia's most densely populated residential areas. marking a clear instance of vladimir putin's invading army roth -- laws of war. upstanding doubly, the strikes serve as a

women and their doctors to do -- to make these very complex and often tragic decisions. >> tomorrow hasansmouth and while democrats believe in fundraising they are not surprised the race is tightening. >> new hampshire in the midterms is historically volatile and swings a lot in midterms. i have seen it happen to democrats. i have seen it happen to republicans. >> bolduc may also see a boost on election day thanks to republican governor chris sununu. he chose not to run for this senate seat and right now he is seeking a fourth term in the governor's mansion. polls also show him dominating in his race. bret? >> bret: mark, thank you. the u.s. supreme court will hear arguments monday in two cases that could result in a major change to affirmative action policy. correspondent david spunt takes a look tonight from the court. >> the nine justices will hear two separate cases that may overturn decades of precedent. schools began implementing affirmative action in the admissions process in the 1960s. to promote campus diversity. now, a coalition of asian-american students is suing both harvard u

. >> hasan is brushing off the visit attacking gabbard who has made pro-putin comments in the past. >e fact that don bolduc is campaigning with somebody who is a conspiracy theorist and apologist for vladimir putin kind of tells you all you need to know. >> and calling out bolduc for past comments he has made on abortion. >> he said that people, woman should rejoice at the overturning of roe v. wade, when we pushed him on those comments, he said we should get over it. don bolduc can try all he wants to conceal how extreme he is. >> bolduc says he would not vote for a nationwide abortion ban if elected. >> this idea that she is portraying out there on tv that i hate women? i'm some kind of monster? it's not true. >> bolduc is hammering hasan over high costs. >> she continues to reinforce the failed policies of joe biden. that gets us nowhere except for granite staters choosing between heating and eating. >> the cost of gas and groceries are going up as inflation continues to go up. the president over the weekend said the economy is, quote: strong as hell. do you agree with that? >> i t

for now, i handed over to mehdi hasan. , hi mehdi. >> hello, alicia.i hasan , a clear and present danger, congresswoman lauren boebert more than

right now, it is time now for the mehdi hasan show. good evening to you, mehdi. mehdi hasan show, a brutal act of violence in an increasingly dangerous political climate. the attack on paul pelosi is part of a growing disturbing trend. we will discuss. plus a lot can change in three days. elon musk's sows chaos and spreads dangerous misinformation as he takes over twitter. and

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matthew, dennis hasan and his colleagues from the memo research institute at the university of pretoria. i'll try to take scientific samples for the benefit of whale kind. so in the arrow, the some, bob's a hook and that some of the skin or blood. so the skin is flush, pardon in the lobby, the fatty parts so we use it for different that is not painful. i mean it feels like a bee sting or something just like a quick, sharp pain. and sometimes they just flip the tail. but generally, as we saw, they normally just dive down and then within a few minutes, they don't really care. the bay of admonish, just east of cape town, is a winter base for many southern ride whales. they migrate thousands of kilometers from their feeding grounds of antarctica to carve in the sheltered waters. but the numbers coming to south africa have been dropping for some time now. the researchers are trying to find out why. back on land, the scientists returned to the lab to process and labeled the skin samples and linked the mothers with their cars, the samples of and frozen for further dna analysis. gps data of the

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matthew, dennis hasan and his colleagues from the memo research institute at the university of pretoria are trying to take scientific samples for the benefit of whale kind. so in the arrow, the some, bob's a hook and that some of the skin or blood. so the skin is a large part in the lobby of the key parts. so we use it for different that is not painful. i mean, it feels like a bee sting or something just like a quick, sharp pain. and sometimes they just flip the tail up. but generally as we saw, they normally just dive down and then within a few minutes, they don't really care. the bay of admonish, just east of cape town, is a winter base for many southern ride whales. they migrate thousands of kilometers from the feeding grounds of antarctica to carve in the sheltered waters. but the numbers coming to south africa have been dropping for some time. now. the researchers are trying to find out why back on land. the scientists returned to the lab to process and labeled the skin samples and linked the mothers with their cars. the samples of and frozen for further dna analysis. g b, s, date

well let me start with this late latest point that you've mentioned, hasan is extremely important for both sides. it's important for russia because it is the only point in ukraine which russia managed to manage. russia managed to cross the for russia because it is the only point in ukraine river the biggest river in ukraine which divides the country in two halves in eastern west. and it is very difficult to cross. it's a natural barrier and russia managed to cross new pro in the early days of the invasion. and from from this from this place it is planning to go further west towards mike alive which is a neighboring city and odessa which is an extremely important report for ukraine on the black sea. and if russia succeeds, ukraine would lose access to the black sea. so it is extremely important for russia to hold her son to be on that right bank of the river. and it is extremely important just from the opposite side for ukraine to get it back. and it is also important because it's very close to crimea to the annexed crimea or where russia is getting supplies with fresh water from the n

he is a hasan american writer and co host of the podcast. this is revolution. he joins us from miami, florida. welcome, mr. robert. this is a fairly unusual move by the haitian government. how do we get here? well, thank you very much. i me on the 1st thing with understand. the major reason we're here is a consequence of the assassination of the former. a presidential anomalies was assassinated on july 7th, 2021. and afterwards, united states put in an elective government that was not chosen by the asian people, which is the current administration. only, and much of the actual on risk that exists in the country, stems from the fact from large segments of the population. not recognizing him as authority as a governor of the affairs of the people. because i see him as completely as being told on of the state department and being unable to dictate the face of the country and his concert and current requests to have us from a dimension as he's done just now, indicate that these things are correct. so in terms of the actual problem we have in the countries that we h

this was announced by the country's president, hasan sheikh muhammat.t is known that the first explosion went off near the building of the ministry education at a busy intersection in the very center of mogadishu, the second explosion occurred in the same place a few minutes after the first, when the first rescuers and medics began to arrive at the scene it is known that in both cases, cars filled with a large amount of explosives flew into the air . representatives of the radical jihadist movement, even the shabaab, took responsibility for the terrorist attack. well, a little nice from our european friends. putin hanged himself in a plastic bag for corpses in the capital of the czech republic, in the city of prague, to his great regret . it was not the real master of russia, but only his image, but it is also very nice to see, especially if such an installation was created on the wall of the ministry of internal affairs of the czech republic republic, it was on friday, but then i unfortunately did not notice this news. and yesterday i was not on the ai

abc's lama hasan has the latest details. >> reporter: violence unfolding at a soccer stadium in indonesia killing at least 125 people. two archrival teams going head to head. you can see the players pushing each other. authorities saying the stadium was over capacity, packed with an estimated 42,000 fans all from the home team, a measure to prevent brawls. but after the final whistle, the fans angry at losing stormed the field. clashes erupting. police firing tear gas trying to push back the fans. instead they panicked, rushing to find the exits. triggering a deadly stampede. more than 300 injured. this man describing how the tear gas caused him to fall, saying it was everywhere. soccer's governing body, fifa, saying their thoughts are with the victims and their families. >> this is a dark day for football and a tragedy beyond comprehension. >> reporter: tonight, we're learning about two victims of this tragedy. teenage brothers, 15-year-old ahmad cahyo and 14-year-old muhammad farel, were attending their first live soccer match. they were laid to rest today. linsey, indonesia's police ch

here's abc's lama hasan from london tonight. >> reporter: tonight demonstrations spreading, iranian women bravely going head-to-head with security forces. [ crowd chanting ] protests erupting at universities across the country. they are calling these demonstrations the beginning of a revolution. acts of defiance, infiltrating the airwaves, hackers targeting an iranian state tv newscast, a mask appearing on screen followed by a picture of the supreme leader, the ayatollah, surrounded by flames with pictures of four young women allegedly killed by police. the protests starting four weeks ago with the death of 22-year-old mahsa amini for allegedly wearing her hijab improperly. now a fight for regime change fearlessly putting their lives on the line. abc news obtaining audio from one of those protesters inside iran. we are not naming her for security reasons. >> people all around the world should know that women have been suffering so much through these years, and enough is enough. >> reporter: local media reporting the latest victims were two teenagers, sarina esmailzadeh, a popular vlogger

lama hasan has the latest from london. >> reporter: tonight, in a dramatic last minute decision, boris johnson says he will not be running for prime minister, releasing a statement saying -- "i am afraid the best thing is that i do not allow my nomination to go forward, and commit my support to whoever succeeds." johnson cut short his family vacation in the dominican republic hoping to drum up enough support to officially make a comeback as leader of the united kingdom. he needed a minimum of 100 members of parliament to support him and advance him to the next stage. he claims he did but came to the conclusion that, quote, you can't govern effectively unless you have a united party. that leaves two candidates who have formally entered the race -- former finance minister and front runner rishi sunak, credited with saving the economy during the covid-19 lockdown. sunak, who would be the first person of color to become prime minister, issuing a statement today declaring that "i want to fix our economy, unite our party and deliver for our country." he's already received more than 100 mps b

maggie hasan, democratic incumbent wants more heating reserves, and buldoc wants more gas.he democrats have amnesia about the benefit of oil and gas production. >> sandra: the cavalry is coming. here it at 4:00 on fbn. we'll preview that race in a second. thanks for the segue. >> john: looking forward to that at 4:00. despite the covid policies on schools, new york governor kathy hochul has a familiar suggestion for your young children, mask up. dr. mark seigal is with us to react. coming up. at newday usa we give veterans the va cash out loan with no upfront costs for an appraisal or termite inspection. no upfront costs at all. let us get your family security of cash in the bank. this is gloria. she never gives up— no matter what life throws her way. high cholesterol. heart disease. 37 red-eye flights in the middle seat... ... 11 miracle diets... ... 1 minor stroke... ...and 4 citywide blackouts. with leqvio, gloria can keep her cholesterol low— and so can you. when taken with a statin, leqvio is proven to lower bad cholesterol by over 50% ...and keep it low with 2 doses a

are considered the headline of the annual san francisco fleet week and abc 7 news reporter answer hasan soaked it all in. it's become one of san francisco's most popular and loudest traditions. blue angels air show headlining san francisco fleet week. i like the noise scott richardson came out the patterson his parents in five year old son. what was your favorite train? trick is the lucy loop. san francisco fleet. week was started in 1981 by then mayor diane feinstein. it's grown into the largest annual celebration of the united states armed forces in the country. we lived in on the other side of the bay here moffett field and he loved to go to the blue angels and so we just keep going the air show is an annual tradition for wendy. nesbit's family. but this year she says the fog made it hard to see and may have shortened the show anything different this year. did anything stand out? fog and it's cold fleet. week is expected to draw more than a million visitors to san francisco and generate close to 10 million dollars in revenue for the city as it emerges from the pandemic. yeah, i mean

republicans may now be giving up in new hampshire as democratic senator maggie hasan continues to pull ahead of her far right republican challenge, a trump guy and also an election denier. we're also seeing republicans attempt toer show up some particularly difficult candidates in races that they just cannot afford to lose. florida republican senator rick scott is in charge of republican campaigns in the senate this year. tomorrow he will lead a sort of desperate republican senate trip to georgia to try to rally all their forces around their candidate, herschel walker there. amid his family and personal and violent scandals that are just spiraling out of control in his campaign right now. that's in georgia. you know, 29 days to go. everything on the line. it matters in every one of these states. joining us now, senator gary peters of michigan. the head of the senate campaign committee which means he is in charge of the democratic effort. i really appreciate you making the time tonight. thank you for being here. >> a pleasure to be here. >> we are seeing both parties, both you and the r

abc7 news reporter answer hasan spoke to the familyy. he was capable. the gay family has been searching for months for the remains of their daughter alexis. now, there may be a break in the case. they did find some human bones there in that area. so they did pick them up and send them to forensics for dna green gabe is alexis's father as he explains volunteers found the bones in the small town of pioneer located in the foothills of the sierra nevada mountains. they reported it to the local sheriff's department gabe says the $100,000 reward that's being offered has enlisted over 700 volunteers to help search they are actively searching right now and that that's why we are always getting a tip every time they see something they message us on saturday. the gay family went to the location where the bones were found being in that area today was definitely it was very heavy. is very heavy for us 24 year old alexis gabe went missing on january 26th after visiting her ex-boyfriend marshall jones at his home in antioch based on their investigation police say ale

abc's lama hasan joins us, and lama, the death toll and number of injured there is just staggering. >> reporter: good morning to you, janai, now this is one of the world's worst stadium disasters. here's what we know at this hour. at least 125 people were killed, more than 180 others injured at a soccer stadium in indonesia after a game between two arch rivals. videos from the stadium show the home team fans storming the soccer field after the final whistle angry at the last. riots breaking out and police firing tear gas to try to stop them. that caused people to start to panic. the crowd surging to try to exit the stadium and you can see fans struggling to escape. the indonesian president has ordered all soccer games to be suspended until the horrific incident has been investigated, eva. >> lama, thank you. >>> now to that sudden deal that just released seven americans detained in venezuela. the white house saying the men were released in exchange for two venezuelans held here. abc's maryalice parks is at the white house with more. good morning, maryalice. >> reporter: eva, good morn

lama hasan is following the events from london. lama, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, whit. a massive protest is organized in germany with many people expected to descend on berlin. supporting iranian women who risked their lives for standing up to the regime for more than a month now. germany is not alone, after the demonstrations began in cities and towns across iran. they were ignited by the death of mahsa amini. she was arrested we the morality police for not sticking to the country's dress code and later she died in police custody. that mobilized thousands of people worldwide. in iran, so far, 240 people have been killed in the crackdown. iran's top cleric used friday's sermon, calling for the protesters to be punished, quote, hard. these protesters show no signs of backing down. the voices are only growing louder. will? >> a growing movement globally. lama, thank you. >>> back here at home, 17 days until the critical midterm elections that will decide control of congress. several key races up in the air in the

i am mehdi hasan in for chris hayes.u think of the ex president and his brazen lies and his ludicrous lawyers and his alleged crimes, donald trump's strategy is kind of working. look, it's undeniably the case that he improperly took extremely classified documents it's that them at his florida home / resort. those documents reportedly even included nuclear secrets. some of the most closely guarded information the u.s. government halt. and then trump lawyers apparently misled the government about the nature and number of those documents. none of that is really in question, but the thing, is this is an august and we are not talking and more about the classified documents scandal itself. instead, we're talking about the legal process by which the documents will be reviewed, which is what trump wants. today, the department of justice had to release a formal response to trump's own desperate appeal to the supreme court over those pilfered documents. we will get to that response in a moment. but, first i think it's worth taking

abc's lama hasan is joining us from london with more. lama, good morning. >> reporter: yeah, good morning to you, whit. russia is accusing the west of sabotaging that pipeline. nord stream runs under the baltic sea from russia to germany. now, russia's u.n. ambassador telling the security council in a meeting that russia called that the u.s. has much to gain in expanded gas trade from the damage to nord stream, but he stopped short of blaming the u.s. president biden calling the leaks a deliberate act of sabotage accusing vladimir putin of pumping out disinformation and lies, but the president also stopping short of accusing russia, but whoever did it, denmark and sweden say the leaks were caused by several hundred kilos of explosives and the leaks are now disrupting air and sea travel and are likely to have wide-reaching consequences for the environment. norwegian scientists releasing this animation showing what they describe as the largest single emission of methane that they have ever been able to measure. now, this is just the latest

and abc's lama hasan is live in london with the latest. lama, good morning. >> reporter: after a dramatic fall from grace with the prime minister liz truss resigning after 44 days in office, the race is heating up for the country's top job. just seven weeks ago boris johnson was standing outside 10 downing street delivering his resignation speech. that was after a series of scandals and he also likened himself to a roman statesman who would be called back to politics. well, it didn't take long for the former prime minister to try to throw his hat in the ring, even cutting his family vacation to the dominican republic short and flying back to britain on saturday. he's however under investigation as to whether he knowingly misled parliament about attending parties during lockdown. if he's found guilty, he could be forced to leave the party again, but he's still popular with the party faithful. and then there's the favorite the former finance minister, credited for saving the economy during the pandemic. so, what happens next? each candidate

abc's lama hasan starts our team coverage in london with the latest.d morning to you, lama. >> reporter: good morning to you, eva. this is truly just tragic and now has become one of south korea's worst-ever disasters. most of those who lost their lives in the crush are young people in their teens and 20s. at least one of the confirmed dead is an american. this morning, south korea is in mourning as they carry out the heartbreaking task of counting the dead and trying to identify the victims. after disaster striking the heart of the capital seoul when an evening of festivities turned deadly. more than 100,000 people gathered for seoul's first major halloween celebration since the pandemic, converging in a narrow sloped alleyway quickly erupting in chaos. >> i just saw in front of me this mass of people running and pushing and like moving fast and screaming and like panicking. >> reporter: with reports of some surging forward causing a massive crush, killing at least 153 people and injuring more than 82 others, many of them in serious condition. more th

i am mehdi hasan. it went pretty much as you might expect. the former president -- he wanted to execute a drug

keep asking about don bolduc, they, he was not my pick to take on the next senator to be imagi maggie hasan off with a democratic candidate. all he says is election denier. he says he had question about the election it's not a major issue. every single show is pounding out january 6th. if you are an election denier and trying to blame donald trump for what happened to the horrific attack on paul pelosi. >> ainsley: it's about the bottom line. it's about pocketbook issues right now. this november. you can talk about abortion. can you talk gun rights and climate change. those might be important issues to a lot of americans. but, when you can't afford the bottle of ketchup, you were talking about ketchup $8 a bottle at local grocery store. we were talking in my family about electric bills and how expensive they are now or putting gas in your car or rationing your errands that you run because you can't afford to put gas in your car over and over throughout the week. people are doing one day. they are going to all the stores and getting their groceries and all that and then going home. they are

you for watching coming up on the mehdi hasan show, control of congress hangs in the bowels next monthive role, but how is it possible that the gop is making inroads with these voters? we'll break it down with an all-star panel. plus, herschel walker speaking out addressing allegations that he paid for a woman's abortion. but somehow the sheer hypocrisy of this keeps getting worse. and, maggie haberman's new role with donald trump include some bombshells. but why with the public have to wait for her to write the book in order to hear them? we'll debate that question.