>> yeah. >> joan: it was nice. >> tucci: you'd never travelled. >> joan: no. my parents you know, mom and pop said, "why are you going?" you know. >> your parents, who came from italy? >> who came from italy it was florence, not colobraro. >> didn't want you to go to italy. >> but it worked out. it was fun. >> i think everybody ended up getting a great deal out of it. i came for sculpture, certainly joan with all the food, cooking... >> it changed everything. >> it changed everything. >> it changed everything for me, certainly. while my father was studying art, my mom was studying something just as beautiful, the local cuisine. one of these because it's so big? >> no, a little more. little more. it didn't know how to cook when we got married. didn't even know how to boil water. while she was here, my mother was also inspired by the spirit of the renaissance and set out to discover the art of italian cooking. when we lived in florence when everyone was in school, i would learn to make different recipes. i loved it. my mother soon found the key that unlocks so m

joan, you go first. joan. >> yeah, i would like to see them get something done. to keep their majorities, to have a prayer keeping the house majority next year, jonathan. on the other hand, i'm nervous. climate change legislation, what is that? we know they got rid of the electric grid modernization. what are the climate change provisions? are they serious enough to meet those challenges that we have? so that's one thing. i think it's also unfortunate that there's a huge public support for tax increases, both on the very wealthy and on corporations, on corporations paying their fair share of taxes and i'm not sure what's going to wind up in the bill thanks to senator sinema who doesn't seem to like taxes on corporations. so i still have worries. >> steve, as you answer the question, i just want to put up on the screen, we have a graphic of what's likely in the build back better plan, what's likely out. but your reaction. >> well, good morning. look, there are three occasions in the last 120 years where the incumbents -- where the incumbent's president's party has

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in leon see, east of london out there is joan. how has our port now in an investigation still unfolding no clear motive has emerged for the attack on m. p. david amos, the veteran, conservative member of parliament, died of his wounds having been stabbed multiple times during a meeting with his constituents in southeast england. essex police said a man had been arrested at the scene in a church hall in the seaside town of lee on see where the meeting was taking place . the 25 year old has been arrested on suspicion of murder. a knife was also recovered. the investigation, is it, it's very early stages and is being led by officers from the specialist counterterrorism command. we made it clear at the time of the incident that we did not believe there was any immediate further threat, any one else in the area. it will be for investigators to determine whether or not this is a terrorist incident in the political holes of westminster. meanwhile, shock and dismay, david was a man who believe passionately in this country and in its futur

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what do you think, joan, what the democratic leadership was doing today? clearly coordinated it. maya and i ran, you watch as observer. they're clearly trying to do a closing argument about things, not numbers. >> right. you know, looking back we, they, should have always been about things, not numbers. it should have been about here is how many parents, dads and moms, will be helped by family leave. and here is how many families will be helped by child care. and here is how many people all along the line. so it is unfortunate that they kind of went out with this, oh, hey, it's $3.5 trillion. you know you're going to like it, and they didn't really show it for what it was. i'm still nervous. i still don't like the idea they're going to cut a bunch of things. i'm not saying cut things elsewhere. i don't want anything cut, but, you know, in the child care, family care part, i really think that is disturbing. just do pre-k? that's not enough. "the new york times" had a good piece a couple days ago showing, on the one hand, people are like, okay, if this is what we have to have, we'l

i want to start with you, joan, on this.e a look at it because it makes that connection between this sort of, you know, they're all coming to get us white genocide replacement theory, anti raciest theory and they're attitude toward women where they say, you know, our women aren't doing their job and therefore they need to be controlled, constantly controlled so we have these candidates running and two of them have trump's backing. a woman who had an affair said he sexual assaulted her and black maleded her with nude photos. sean parnell, the leading republican candidate in pennsylvania twice took out temporary production. the ex-wife of herschel walker claimed in divorce records he was physically abusive and threatened to murder her. they have trump's endorsement. your thoughts? >> well, i think the replacement theory, joy, is the perfect intersection of racism and i was with you when we heard those nazis in khakis chanting jews will not replace us and we were both like huh? and then we got to know better that there is this

i want to bring in two people who have been studying the detrimental effect of fox news for years, joan walsh where she's written about the damaging impact fox has on our nation's health and eric boelert. he monitors right-wing propaganda in the post trump world. eric, let me start with you. there's an important point about the landscape of american politics. people watching this show most likely consume a lot of different media from a lot of different places. they maybe listen to pr, read newspapers and we have pew data to back this up. if you're talking about democrats, here are things used by one third of democrats, abc news, nbc news, cbs news, msnbc. republicans it's just fox. basically 40% of the country, there is a monopoly of information on those folks. >> yeah. i mean it's one-stop shopping. yes, there's oan, yes, there's newsmax, yes, they have splintered off even farther, farther right. when you talk about propaganda, it's so much more effective if there's only one place to go and fox news has created that. the history you gave was dead on. you hit all the key points. the rec

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we are also excited to welcome joan i'm thrilled to have her talk with him tonight. she has covered the supreme court for 25 years. she is also the author of several books. she most recently published a biography of cheesed chief justice john roberts entitled the chief in 2019 birx is a graduate of georgetown university when she was eight finalist for the pulitzer prize explanatory journalism in 2016. so please join me and welcoming both of them to the stage. [applause] [applause] [applause] thank you and thanks to also laurent rosenberg who had quite the hustle and arranging all this. this is the very first time we've been back in person at the smithsonian. i have to say we have the added bonus this is justice buyers first in person washington d.c. he couldn't say in the world he was up at the 92nd street we have extra special things you also something even better because today was the first time that the press and the eight justices minus justice kavanaugh were in the courtroom for oral arguments. they had not been to gather on the bench to hear a case since march

how about joan rivers?re and it was funny and it was a different time. today, i respect his right to do what he is doing. i don't like it and it is not my kind of humor but we have to protect freedom of speech. will: in answer to your question, don rickles and joan rivers would be in a lot of trouble in this day and age and that is sad because they brought a lot of humor and joy to a lot of people. in terms of the transgender community, are you an outlier when it comes to this incident? >> when it first came out i thought i could change the world, i was what you might consider a trends activist. i was in washington dc campaigning, raising money, $2.5 million, gave it away to the community and then the community kind of turned on me and i decided you know what? as far as my foundation, what i did to do, to start a scholarship program for trends youth, to help them, i do trends doctors, trans lawyers, trans good citizens out there and i decided i would probably help in that way and so the trans community can

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joan, i would like to start with you. debt ceiling -- they cobbled together 11 republicans to end the filibuster. former president trump had been urging them to oppose a debt ceiling. last night, at an iowa rally, he blasted mcconnell. let me play that for you. >> to think we had 11 republicans go along with an. tension. headed up by mitch mcconnell. it gives the democrats more time. two months. the more time to figure it out. they can now have two more months to figure out how to screw us. >> besides the fact that the hypocrisy on the republican side about the issue of the debt ceiling is absolutely -- it's absolutely ridiculous how rip critical they are. in the current political climate, even with mitch mcconnell saying he will not help the democrats out, is there any chance it gets done in the next 54 days? >> if the democrats can do it alone. i was actually a little bit unhappy to see this postponement of the debt ceiling confrontation. it's very clear they're going to have do it by themselves. they're probably going

joan didian, and, i mean, you know, you remind me of mika.casionally get umpires coming over for a barbecue, but not dong xiaoping and certainly not who your father brought home for dinner one night. can you tell us that story? >> well, i was in ninth grade and joan didian had gone to berkeley and had been asked that. i think she was 32, maybe. and she'd been asked that, my father was chairman of the english department and asked her back to have a beckman professorship, basically you teach for a quarter. so you know, we threw the first dinner at our house. and she was extremely more nervous than usual, because a lot of the men there were her former professors, and she, who shaped her in a lot of ways, and they, i realize, in reflection, we got to get joan out of -- down there in hollywood. we got to get her back here. she needs to write that dissertation. they didn't know. but, anyway, she was hardly joan didian yet. hadn't even written "the white" album. my father, we had writers in the house all the time. my father was a writer, but he had

. >> and joan is with us now to discuss her interview with the justice.nd he's sort of taking a different tack than some of the other justices. he very clearly has faith in it. >> he has faith in it. and he has stayed on message. the reason he's been sitting for interviews, he's been promoting a book about how the court is not a political institution. and it's a tough time to be promoting that kind of message given how deeply split they are and recent rulings and orders against the biden administration policy and to let texas enforce its abortion ban for pregnancies after six weeks. so the court is right in the middle of a big storm right now. and what justice breyer is saying, it's always been controversial. he has faith. he certainly has faith. and he did not veer off of that. i asked about proposals. he warned against court packing. he warned against any kind of efforts to see more about how the court processes work. he talked about the importance of being more private in the justices conferences so they would have confidence to discuss cases without f

joining me now cnn supreme court court reporter arianna de vogue and joan descupic. suspended there. what are the implications? what happens next? >> this has been the situation since september 1st. we're six weeks in. and last night a federal appeals court said this law can remain on the books while the legal challenges are continuing. this is a very big deal. you outlined what the law does, once a fetal heart beat is detected, at a point when most women don't even know they're pregnant, it is already led to so many women in texas going to other states. and other states enforcing -- trying to enforce copycat laws. now, the next action should come from the department of justice, which has taken a very urgent stand on this from the beginning saying, first of all, this violates the supremacy clause. we should be able to come in and challenge you, state of texas, on those grounds, to enforce a federal constitutional right to abortion, and also we want to challenge it also on equal protection grounds under the constitution. department of justice made a very robust case h

options with a helicopter flies to the tundra at the end of august, after searching for the nomads, joan, for quite some time. it takes the children away so they can start the new school year. they'll have to be away from their parents until winter. but god, that has arisen in the witching luggage miss back. a family of them. yes, you can use and use a bit. i cham this, not you for you eyes, and that is the one, the one not the that have not a disability, but i'm sure you could look at this. you call it, they did simply give them the choice then, but i'm going to leave it alone. the 13 lovely frushell. now she's got this. when you buy it with you and you can, but if you try enough, you may mccue's key and you put this on the bed with a weight of water. now it's rumeliotis campus. we had a booty. martin, we did the cook at the new brand new. yeah. which is christian hotel. the awesome mom was relied from the day check change by datum for those things. there's nothing comes with school. avoided physician bullying yet. ease which i put up with you in is nice, but i did with ambrose not that

the ocean with a helicopter flies to the tundra at the end of august after searching for the nomads, joan, for quite some time. it takes the children away so they can start the new school year. they'll have to be away from their parents until winter. god that has arisen in the witching luggage miss back. i left them yesterday and you said you said that i to miss you for you. i sent that. did you get the one? not the one i have. it's a bit actually, but i'm sure you can look at this. you call it, they did simply give them a choice then, but i'm going to leave a fellow to make sure that when you buy it with you and you can plain esteem image is keanu, close to some less with and you're still able to switch. i just say this voucher stay at the butcher. e. my at on water now. which rumeliotis campus we had a booty. martin quitted the got got a new brand new. yeah. which is kitchen. oh, it has the awesome mom. what is it? a light from a new check. it's changed by the gym for those things. there's nothing comes with school quoted fancy she can pull in yet. ease, which i put up with you in years

joan this is described as a blockbuster term.for. >> i cannot tell you how exciting it was to be back in that room. it has been since march 4th of 2020, since we were last allowed in there to watch all of the justices argue or watch a case being argued. and the dynamic, when they could jump in at any point as opposed to going one by one in order of seniority, is so much more effective and surfaces the weaknesses and the strengths of a case. so it was quite exciting and it went very seamlessly. justice kavanaugh was participating remote because he has been infected with covid. but he was able to get his questions in without any problem. so it was a very dynamic situation there. but as much as it was seamless for the arguments themselves, it was essentially a warm-up for exactly what you're talking about here. we're going to have a very big second amendment gun rights case argued in november. that will test whether the second amendment right to bear arms that the supreme court said covers a weapon in the home for self-defense, whet

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joan walsh is a national affairs correspondent for the nation.dviser to the democratic congressional campaign committee and the contributor to the l.a.. times great to have all three of you. so i'd like to start with you. the two month that feeling is session was made possible this week, obviously when you had senate to mitch mcconnell, you know managed to cough up together 11 republicans to end the filibuster. yet former president trump, he's been urging to oppose any debt ceiling and last night as you can expect, at an rally blasted mcconnell and his 11th colleague, let me play that for you. >> and to think that we had 11 republicans go along with an extension headed up by mitch mcconnell. and you know what it does, it gives the democrats more time to figure it out. they can now have two more months to figure out how to scare us. >> so besides the fact that the hypocrisy on the republican side about the issue genuinely the debt ceiling is absolutely ridiculous how hypocritical they are. in the current political climate. even with mitch mcconnel

joining us now is retired nasa astronaut joan higgenbotham.tching today's launch like for you? >> thank you for having me on. there's no such thing as a bad launch so watching any launch is spectacular. i can only imagine what the people there really got to experience, because it's one thing seeing it on tv, but it's another thing being there and feeling the ground vibrate and hearing the roar of the engines and watching the rocket take off. it's always spectacular. >> there's a difference between space exploration, which is what you did, and space tourism, which is what we saw this morning and afternoon. what's the benefit of these current trips, trips like the one we saw today? >> so the current model that they're using, it's a quicker trip to space. it's a cheaper trip to space. what's really great is that as they go up and stay up longer, you can take up different experiments, so you'll get more people getting access to space and all the benefits thereof. it's just a cheaper model of what's going to happening. >> as we mentioned, you were

joan is with us now. why he's talking, and let's listen to him on this pressure to resign. >> the truth, i think, is i think there's always -- you know, you can always hope for your more mature self which is there sometimes. it's far from the worst thing in the world to have people say mean things or nice things or this thing or that thing about you. >> that's the old diva rule from the reagan white house. as long as they are that you canning about, you, it's a good thing. it has to bother him, but he doesn't want to say so. is that the right translation? >> he doesn't like to be asked about retirement. he's out there trying to promote this book but, of course, it's relevant when he's going to relevant and relevant with polarized times when he's making his messages that the court is a none political institution. his timing is complicated. this is his seventh book and he's trying to generate a lot of interest in it but it comes at a time that the court has been more deeply split on cased involving the bide

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