pleasese, listen to people whwho haveve had abortions.ear us when we ask you, do not confirm this nominee. our future and our family y come r lives depend on it. ns. too, are america amy: that is crystal good testifying against amy coney barrett who once signed a newspaper advertisement that stated "it is time to put an end to the barbaric legacy of roe v. wade and restore laws that protect the lives of unborn children." kristen clarke, i would ask you about this, particularly in light of what judge barrett said in 2006 at a commencement address at notre dame. she said, "keep in mind, your legal career is but a means to an end and as father jenkins told you this morning, that end is building the kingdom of god." kristin? >> if confirmed, judge barrett will be a fifth vote to eviscerate the importantnt prototections that have been affordeded by roe v. wade. i thought crystal good's testimony yesterday was incrededibly powerful. it was courageous of her to share e her persononal testimon. it is an experience shared by so many women across o

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despite the fact that they would haveve to recognize themselves s a criminal now. if you look at the cases that have come w w out for people hae been caught probably the most prevalent and this is more often by the states that people vote in two states. they used to live in one state make continued to get an absentee ballot from that state and move to another state and vote in their jurisdiction asth well. it tends to occur more in primaries and primaries are not on the same day. thereot are now programs took basically compare who voted in different states to be able to find it. >> in either/or both of the explain this. it was said by many people the last election the russians tried to interfere and did interfere accordingth to most people on te election. what do they do that interferes with the election? is it by putting things on facebook or affecting the way people vote? how do they interfere as far as you know? ben any views on that? >> there a couple of different ways might happen. certainly disinformation through social media sites is one possibility. message

we have our truth and reconciliation commission, i haveve a feeling you will be vey high on the rostert is so great to have you while you can still speak freely. heather macdonald, it's a pleasure, always. >> thank you, tucker. >> tucker: we are out of time, sadly. we will be back tomorrow night, 8:00 p.m., the show that is the sworn and totally sincere enemy of lying, pomposity, smugness, and groupthink. either way, if you want an erik wemple mug, you probably do, pick them up at our website. have coffee with eric every day. have a good evening. sean hannity takes over and out. >> sean: tucker, thank you, and welcome to "hannity." we begin with a fox news alert, a senior law enforcement official telling fox news that the fbi and the doj both concur that hunter biden's laptop and of the emails allegedly retrieved from that laptop are not part of any russian disinformation campaign, so let me repeat to the media mob and the democratic party that is russia-russia obsessed, we can now report the fox news news division, the emails detailing the biden families sketchy international business

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amazon thursday released data showing nearly 20,000 of its rkers haveve tested positive or were presumed to have covid-19 since the start of the pandemic. in sports news, the tennessee titans canceled sunday's game with the pittsburgh steelers after the team's total number of confirmed coronavirus cases rose to 11. in texas, rerepublican governor greg abbott issued a proclamation thursday limiting absentee ballot drop-off locations to just one per county in the latest effort by texas republicans to make it harder -- more difficult fofor people o vote, especially in urban areas home to a greater proportion of democrats. abbott's proclamation leaves 4.5 million residents of harris county w with just a s single location to drop off their completed ballots. this is myrna perez, director of the brennan center's voting righghts program. >> we're obviouslylyoncerned that any a additional b barriert the balallot box willll hurt the members of o ouromommunity ttt haveeenn t traditiononally disesenfranchihised -- poor fol, pepeople of cocolor, studentntss who traditionally havave had a haharder ti

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the restaurant industry have expressed concern that they will miss out on forgiveness because they haveve not been able to rehire staff at the necessary level to qualify for forgiveness because the business is not been picked up sufficiently to necessitate their pre-pandemic workforce. our experiences have a process that is thus far out paik arbitrary andop with pride choosing when they will implement the forgiveness grportion of the program for this risks repeating states made in the design and rollout of the program itself which excluded vast portions of the business sector, often the most vulnerable businesses and worsened inequality especially for businesses owned by people of color. i count myself as one of the privileged businesses who received federal funds. and i am grateful part i'm also relatively confident that those same privileges to help me access these funds would help me in the process to get them forgiven. i know that not every small business owner finds themselves in this position. many are going to a the process themselves without the help of the expert staff member. i

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