the kidding 5 were 5 us senators including john mccain and john glenn, who were involved in a bank scandal that was a part of the savings and loan collapse. you had such a major impact on the revelation of and on the investigation into this scandal that charles keating, after whom the scandal was named, set in a memo, quote, get black, kill him dead, and quote, tell us about the heating 5 and about the aftermath. right, so 1st it isn't just the keating 5 working with the cheating 5 was speaker of the house. jim. right. and the speaker of the house is the answer to the trick question . who was the 2nd most powerful elected official in america? you ain't the vice president, it's the speaker of the house under our constitution and the rules of the house. right. and so these folks up, and by the way, that means 5 of the 6 were democrats. you know, all of this including that you said some very prominent democrats in. ready getting to war heroes, as you mentioned, don glen and the son of ad moment thing. right? you know all of this. so the reason that they use these senators is that other things

so four john glenn was in four days ago, john glenn was in the for that he was the news for saying thatn. well, size of the tax burden. well, four later, been four days later, he's been sacked. what he makes of that? we'll wait and see. aukus also we mentioned earlier, rachel mclean, the housing mclean, that the housing minister, she's been moved and made me very made very clear on social she was unhappy social media. she was unhappy about moved . as i said about being moved. as i said earlier on, gb news the problem with these reshuffles is of every one person you please, about four others are really angry about it. and that can that can harbour resentment. and the challenge, i think for notably richard holden, the new party chairman, along with the pm, rishi sunak, is to bring all those people back on one side and after the guys who've been moved away from their jobs, sacked, been overlooked, they'll moved away from their jobs, sa(unhappy1 overlooked, they'll moved away from their jobs, sa(unhappy . overlooked, they'll moved away from their jobs, sa(unhappy . how.ooked, they'll moved

last example 1984, the last poll before the iowa democratic caucus had walter mondale at 49, john glenn13. ruben sq at five, fifth and sixth were two senators, alan cranston and gary hart and a few weeks later, 48.9%, the talk was a surprise second-place finish of gary hart who ended with 16% and went on to wage a 5-month battle with walter mondale and severed the democratic nomination on the last day of the primaries of 1984, june 5th, walter mondale won the nomination by clinching 21 more delegates than he needed out of the contest. neil: wild stuff. good seeing you again. when we think of iowa we remember jamie quarter - j- jiy carter appearing out of nowhere on his way to the president will contest, saying goodbye to his wife rosalyn carter today, who's who of everyone in attendance including jimmy carter himself 99 years young, president biden will be there, bill clinton and hillary clinton commercial obama, milania trump, all the living former first ladies paying tribute to a great one, rosalyn carter, more after this. i'm on a journey to discover the human story of gold. how it s

atkins, another key move, important given the cost of living crisis, is laura trott who replaces john glennchief secretary to the treasury. another big move, given that we are in the year ahead before a likely general election is that the conservative party now has a new chairman, richard holden, replacing greg hands. a bit of a mouthful but we got through all of the main moves in yesterday's reshuffle, and i think the big blockbuster move was the return of former prime minister david cameron to the top table. that cabinet is going to be meeting this morning. a lot of reporters eagerly awaiting for mr cameron to make the short walk, the foreign office is just over my shoulder past the cameras. it is not a very long walk to get to number 10 downing st. lots of people waiting to get that photo of people waiting to get that photo of mr cameron making his political comeback as foreign secretary. let's take a broader look at all the events of the last 2a hours or so with this report from our political correspondent hannah miller. rishi sunak reaching out for help from a former prime minister. da

impact our politics from outside washington, from jackie robinson to robert frost, jane fonda, and john glenn known for her deadpan humor with quirky intelligent performances in iconic films like "cruel intentions," "heather," and "legally blond." what are the boys like? >> cecile, is that all you can think of? >> it doesn't look like anyone's coming to your little party to me, heather. >> vivian kensington, do you think it's acceptable that miss woods is not prepared? >> no, i don't. >> five years ago at age 46 blair was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis. after battling the autoimmune disease from the age of 7, in 2019 she walked onto the red carpet with a cane for the firstet time in an oscars afterparty making her disability visible in a powerful way and now blair has become an advocate for americans living with disabilities, joining president biden at the white house in october to recognize the 33rd anniversary of the americans with disabilities act and to advocate for new legislation for disability rights and pay equity. >> i'm here before you today as a proud, disabled woman with my can

john glenn had just returned to space... - nbc's science correspondent... - and an important scientific- mike byerly was one of the more than 4,000 men who volunteered for the trials of the anti-impotence drug called viagra. he was very satisfied with the results. - speaking of tireless stallions who just won't slow down... - steve kornacki, who has gotten some rest, is back at the big board tonight. - msnbc's steve kornacki is not just the master of the election night big board or a khaki pants icon. he's also an expert in '90s politics. - good to see you. cheers. - hey, any time, blake. maybe he'd have some clues for me. this--this bill was signed in by clinton in october of '98. what's going on in his world at that time? - so bill clinton wanted to get things done in 1998. i mean, every president wants to get things done. but bill clinton had a particular imperative to because of impeachment. the clinton strategy in 1998 was to say, this whole thing with monica lewinsky was a personal thing. and what i'm trying to do as president is the business of the people. he was doing the busine

we just heard a lot of talk about virginia and glenn youngkin. cnn's john king spoke to voters in that state. here's his report. >> reporter: a change of seasons in loudoun county and a choice that will echo well beyond virginia. >> abortion's tough. i have two girls. i feel personally that every woman has the right to do what she feels is right for her with her body. >> reporter: nanette mees is a registered republican but one of the suburban voters who changed virginia from red to blue. >> abortion and guns, those are two big things. >> reporter: mees voted early for the democrat in a critical state senate race here. >> five flyers every day for the last month. it's a lot of money wasted. >> reporter: republican governor glenn youngkin is among those spending millions. >> holding the house, flipping the senate! holding the house, flipping the senate! >> reporter: youngkin is not on this year's ballot but his presidential ambitions are. youngkin thinks he can reverse the republican collapse in the suburbs, even while backing new abortion restrictions. if v

john, the question, too is what does this mean for governor glenn youngkin and there were so many eyeshim last night. could his particular brand of republican politics be where that party might be headed in a post-maga world. does a post-maga world exist that's conservative, but not full maga? last night voters rejecting that and siding with democrats in virginia. >> jessica, if i can ask one question about ohio. i'll pull that back up on the map here so people can see what happened in the contest. this is to enshrine abortion rights into the constitution. you can see it won by a large margin and the counties trump won in 2020. all of the green counties were what he won and also voted for abortion rights. what are you hearing about democrats about the signs they're taking from this? >> democrats still believe -- they believed this last night that abortion is still a big issue for them, that it will drive turnout that benefits them and you just laid out essentially why you think that. if you look at these counties that donald trump won, that are voting -- that were voting in favor of en

. >> john: so that was the 15 week law that glenn youngkin was trying to get the senate flipped on and house and lost both. >> i applaud glenn youngkin for doing that. but outspent 9-1, people are not getting the message. you can't say this is where we have, you need t get on tv. don't let the democrats lie about you, or lifesaving care for miscarriages or ectopic pregnancies, the democrats are spreading lies about republicans, and republicans consultants, not the rnc, have to tell their candidates to go on tv and then we can talk about the border, inflation, independence, all the things democrats can't win on. >> the part i forget you gave me a cupcake. some republicans are pointing the finger at you, one of them vivek ramaswamy. >> speak the truth. since ronna mcdaniel took over in 2017, we have lost 2018, 2020, 2019, no red wave came, and trounsed last night. i think we have to have accountability in the matter. if you want to come on stage, look the gop voters in the eye and tell them you resign -- >> john: so that's expected i think to some degree from ramaswamy. maybe donald trum

john: that's incredible. >> sandra: the church in atlanta, the tribute service at glenn memorial church in atlanta, falls on the second of a three-day schedule of public events celebrating the former first lady who died november 19th at her home in plains, georgia at the age of 96. karl, she died peacefully, we were told, at her home there, age 96, 2 days after the carter center announced she was entering hospice care at home. as we reflect on her life, karl, obviously it is being highlighted as it should. she was a tireless advocate of mental health reform and made this her mission in life to tackle the stigma around mental illness and she improved a lot of people's lives by doing so. b in the 1960s and 1970s, mental health and impact on families and lives and question of suicide, these were things we did not talk about and she bravely stepped forward to talk about these issues, first as the first lady of georgia and then first lady of the united states and as i say, began a national dialogue that has saved, we don't know how many families, how many lives have been saved by the efforts of she and others wh

control of the senate legislature would enable, virginia governor glenn youngkin is on the campaign trail. so in this week's "all over the map," johntalks to the governor and virginia voters. >> reporter: a change of seasons in loudoun county and a choice that will echo well beyond virginia. >> it's tough. i have two girls. i feel personally that every woman has the right to do what she feels right for her with her body. >> reporter: nanette is a republican voter, but one of the suburban voters who changes virginia from red to blue. she voted early for the democrat. >> five flyers every day for the last month. it's a lot of money wasted. >> reporter: republican governor glenn youngkin is among those spending millions. >> flipping the senate! holding the house, flipping the senate! >> reporter: youngkin is not on this year's ballot, but his presidential ambitions are. youngkin thinks he can reverse the republican collapse in the suburbs, even while backing new abortion restrictions. if voters give him a full republican legislature, youngkin says virginia will ban abortions after 15 weeks with exceptions for rape, incest, and the lif

john berman, this is the scenario, not what the governor, glenn youngkin, wanted, but the scenario thatemed in this political climate somewhat unlikely be democrats flipping the house of delegates in the commonwealth of virginia. >> yeah, i think if you talk to the democratic consultant class, this would have been the state and the race that they were watching most closely. let me just put this up there to reiterate what abby just said. right now in virginia, democrats lead in 52 of the races for the house of delegates. we have projected they will flip and gain control of the house of delegates and they are maintaining control of the state senate. as abby said, this gives democrats full control over the state assembly in virginia, both chambers, which is the exact opposite of what the incumbent republican governor, glenn youngkin, wanted. he campaigned hard in this state and lost in both cases in the house of delegates. it's actually even more embarrassing because it's a flip. it went from republicans to the democrats and the senate. it was a democratic hold in this in some ways may der

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deputy national security adviser john feiner and republican steve scalise about the war between israel and hamas. george has an exclusive interview with virginia governor glennahead of his support's legislative elections on tuesday. gio, over to you. >> gio: fascinating conversation there. time now for the weather and somara theodore. samarra, you're following some flooding there in seattle, huh? >> somara: yeah, the atmosphere kicked into high gear at the end of this week and beginning of this weekend. thus the i-5 highway here, we're seeing tons of rain inundating cars and they're experiencing tons of flooding. this will whip the coastline from washington, oregon, northern california through monday and tuesday, even bringing with it very strong winds. wind gusts could reach anywhere from 40 to 50 miles per hour. as far as rain totals go, they could see 2 to 3 inches. remember, this is additional rainfall on top of what we've just seen from areas like eureka and medford. now the bigger picture across the country is more of a temperature story as we leave the northwest. you can kind of see this zonal flow, and if you look at the colors, that's the temperatur

is playing out, john king, you know, abigail spanberger, right there, launching a bid for governor, wasting no time, making it clear what her issues are. she is on the other side of glenn youngkin of the issues, and she believes there is a clear reason for this. not only in virginia, but across the country. >> look at the results. the abortion issue, it is like the lighthouse. the light in the lighthouse saying, the safe haven. this is where it is safe. this is the 2020 presidential map. this is vince williams, stafford county, carolina county, north central virginia. the democrats have taken back the house of delegates, they kept the senate committee took back the house of delegates, a huge story, they'd took two house of delegate seats, they did that by running on abortion rights. abigail spanberger said maybe it will work for me in 2025. who knows what 2025 will show? let's look at 2023, again, one week ago tonight, what happened? andy beshear, reelected in dramatic fashion, winning huge. look at the suburbs, franklin, lexington, up here, and the cincinnati ohio suburbs, in northern kentucky close to, this is the presidential election, three years ago. that is all d

republican governor glenn youngkin from enacting parts of his far-right agenda, including a ban on abortions after 15 weeks. for more on all of this, we are joined in madison, wisconsin, by johnchols, the nation's national affairs correspondent, and in boston by amy littlefield, abortion access correspondent at the nation. we welcome you both back to democracy now! amy, let's begin with you. clearly across the country, the choice was choice. can you talk first about ohio and what happened there and then take us to mississippi, to virginia, and kentucky? >> before i start, i want to thank you and the entire team at democracy now! for your coverage of gaza. thank you for reminding us why we need independent media in this moment. thank you for bringing us a modicum of hope during this horrific israeli bombardment and the voices speaking out to may cease-fire now. i feel honored to add my own tiny ray of hope this morning to the show and that is that in ohio, voters resoundingly approved a measure to enshrine abortion rights as well as the right to continue her pregnancy, to seek contraception, fertility treatments in the house the constitution. was it close? not close. 57% appro

john, thank you for that. well, in the east bay, a recall effort has been launched against 2 school board members in sun. all. >> organized by a group on united personal glenn of 3 school district board members voted to only allow the american flag and the state flag at school. and banning the pride flag. well, the teachers union representing educators and voted to support the recall effort. 2 board members, linda hurley and ryan jorgensen says received backlash for that decision. the statement to kron 4 ryan jorgensen says he's disappointed to see activists. my the community that over the last several months, his wife and children, they've been threatened and harassed. he also intends to fight the recall effort. now, we've also reached out to linda hurley, but we haven't heard back recall organ is the organizers say that they are currently in the process of putting together the recall paperwork. >> 500. >> take a look at this. this is actually a police chase in contra costa county, late monday night, say that chase started in pittsburgh on highway driver made his way over to the lake he abandoned the car, ran into a neighborhood. he was jumped between fenc