>> kirsten: yeah.nd especially the penguins attached and all that. >> kirsten: i can't do those. >> kelly: they gave them to me and i put anything in there? >> kirsten: how do you watch those? >> kelly: the washing machine. >> kirsten: will throw the whole thing end? i'm always like how do you watch this, it seems gross and keeps dropping on the floor, the stuffed animal. >> kelly: i was on the good mom, that is pretty probiotic. it was on the floor, you're fine. so is it true that your 3-year-old calls you treat mom? speed to treat mom, yes because i give him a lot of trades. he also has me trash mom was also because i take out the trash. >> kelly: that is different sounding. >> kirsten: i'm treat mom and trash mom. >> kelly: treat mom is a different story. >> kirsten: here i'm done. that's why he calls me trash mom. >> kelly: my kids, look at those legs you have. you can walk it over yourself. they are five and seven. but have you have any chance to have any time to yourself?

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>> i totally agree. >> kirsten, was just like yeah because this is how it's done.what i think the party has been, you know, built on but it's not necessarily where it is now. i respect you for that and your views. great to have these conversations, both of you thank you. >> i agree. >> yeah. see you later. >> thanks, don. >>> he complains about black pastors' presence in the courtroom and today defense attorney kevin goff is calling pastors outside the courtroom a quote lynching. cornell west has thoughts about that. he's next. not again. oh no. for the gifts you won't forget. the mercedes-benz winter event. get a credit toward your first month's payment on select models. as carla wonders if she can retire sooner, she'll revisit her plan with fidelity. and with a scenario that makes it a possibility, she'll enjoy her dream right now. that's the planning effect, from fidelity. someday you'll catch the perfect wave. with an average of $550 worth of benefits to enjoy during your stay at fine hotels & resorts properties, "someday" can be any day you want. one of the ma

and cnn senior political analyst, kirsten powers.new, amazing book called "saving grace." so, welcome to both of you. kirsten, after months of wrangling, democrats are on to the next step with a bill that would transform people's lives. there is still a ways to go, as i pointed out. but we saw democrats celebrating on the house floor after it passed. is this a moment for the party to be excited? >> yeah. i think it is. and let's remember that there are many people who were claiming this was never going to happen. that the democrats were never going to be able to get this done. that it was dead. and it's true, it's not finished yet. but i think that this has involved a lot of wrangling, particularly by, you know, nancy pelosi and -- and joe biden. and so, now it goes to the senate. and we see what happens. we see if they can convince joe manchin to get onboard or if it's going to end up having to have some things stripped out of it and then sent back to the house and then more wrangling. but, you know, it's a step forward and i think

how does this sit with you, kirsten? >> well, i mean, the idea that it's just a cartoon, it doesn't really matter whether it's a cartoon or in what form it comes when you are portraying one member of congress murdering another member of congress. so you know, this game that they're sort of playing doesn't work for me. and the idea that if this is reversed and somehow this was done to marjorie taylor greene or somebody that they actually care about that they would just say oh, it's a cartoon is absurd. but there just are no standards. they can't even come together on something as basic as members of congress cannot depict themselves murdering other members of congress. >> charlie, my bad because i posed the question to you before the sound bite and then i went to kirsten. anyway. i was just being nice. anyway, what do you think about this, charlie? how does that sit with you? >> no, this is not okay with me. and the members that why just depicted there defending gosar and deflecting are really members on the fringe to be

kirsten powers is here. grace: speak your truth, stay centered and learn to coexist with people who drive you nuts." easy for you to say, kirsten. hey, so what happened? tell us about this wall you hit and why it made you write this book. >> yeah. i really -- a couple years after the 2016 election, i just found myself at a place where i felt angry -- anger is not even the right word. rage-filled. filled with contempt, hatred at times. i was physically not feeling well. i had chronic fatigue. i was anxious a lot of the time, and i also realized that a lot of the way i was thinking about a lot of other people, the way i was sometimes behaving, especially on social media, wasn't really aligned with my values or who i wanted to be. and i had this sort of intuition at the time that what was missing from our culture was grace, and certainly what was missing for me was grace. and i started to really delve into the topic and discovered that there was so much more there than i ever could have imagined. >> listen, you

joe and kirsten can do what is best for our country now. >> neil: let me ask you quickly. kevin mccarthy was among the very critical republicans that voted for this. i'm wondering in the mid-term elections, does he run to be your leader again in the house, presumably republicans pick up enough to get the majority, would you vote for him? >> sure. kevin is a friend of mine. he's been leading our conference for quite some time now. kevin always give us the freedom to do things consistent with our conscious. >> neil: you didn't define his pressure to be strong arming. leave it at that? >> kevin -- kevin has a job to do. to run our conference. we have always celebrated diversity in hour caucus, neil. i hope we continue to do that. that's the only way you get to 218 to get to the majority. there's not 218 ruby red districts in the united states, a lot of people to win to get there. we're doing our thing. i've always told my colleagues, be your people. be your people that you represent. be their voice. as long as you never abandon them, you'll be fine. >> thanks, congressman, br

on jimmy kimmel live, kirsten dunst. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! wilmer valderrama, kevin garnett, and music from gracie abrams. and now, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you. hi, everybody. i appreciate it, thank you. thank you. hi, i'm jimmy, thanks. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for coming. it's a busy night in a busy month. i feel like i have a million things to do right now. i'm buying christmas gifts. i got something special for you, guillermo. >> guillermo: okay. [ laughter ] >> jimmy:ot

kirsten, i'm sorry.ormer president earlier this morning and you combine that with the endorsement of gosar and mccarthy wants everyone to think he is in lockstep with the former president, and what are they saying privately? >> i talked with one who, a moderate republican, somebody who wroted for the infrastructure bill, somebody who is in a very marginal district for republicans and he feel, i guess the word i would use is alienated. he's unhappy that now he's going to be targeted and i think the question is don't they want him to win his seat back? does that matter? i think they've taken sides. i think it's no coincidence that mccarthy spoke with trump this morning and then immediately comes out, the president and the ex-president endorses gosar and the president says yeah, i'd put them back in their committees and they talked about other things and i've got to believe that this came up in the conversation, and mccarthy is trying to get back in his good graces even though again, there's another irony w

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and joining us now is senator kirsten gillibrand. good morning to you, senator, thank you for being here. >> good morning. >> brennan: so i want to get to some of the agenda items. the treasury secretary, janet yellin was with us next week and said she said it doesn't look like paid family leave will make it in the "build back better" bill. that's due to joe manchin's opposition. >> joe manchin has come a long way on paid leave. i've been talking to him now for about three weeks on the topic. and in the beginning of our conversations, he didn't know a lot about paid leave, and he's come forward with a lot of really smart questions about how would you build it? what would it look like? he really wants it to be an earned benefit, something that is self-sustaining, and so do i. and he really wants something that will last for generations. so i'm optimistic that senator manchin and i can continue to talk about ways to put paid leave in this bill because long term, he wants it to be something that's biopsy. but i've looked, and i've talke

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>> i think joe standing taller every day and kirsten standing tall every day as well.he people of arizona, of west virginia, to create a social welfare program, to create big government socialism. that's not who they represent and they know that. i hope they will listen to folks like my folks are upset about vaccine mandates they are upset about inflation and everyone knows this will drive up inflation. laura: $4 trillion is what the respected economists are saying. 13,000 scientists and physicians signed a new declaration opposing the draconian covid dictates in the biden administration. we will speak to the most prominent government moments, don't go away. ♪ ♪ >> sean: unfortunately, that is all the time we have left this evening. we hope you will set your dvr so you never miss an episode of "hannity." thank you as always for being with us. you make this show possible. let not your heart be troubled "the ingraham angle" is next. we hope you have a great weekend. we will see you back here on monday. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ eight people are dead and score of people are hurt. this is f

so i just really think he's in a tough position >> kirsten grind from "the wall street journal," thankrug overdoses in one year that's an all-time high in america, according to a new estimate from the cdc. experts say drugs laced with fentanyl accounted for most of the deaths but the covid-19 pandemic played a role it's left many drug users isolated and according to the experts, made it difficult for them to get treatment. overdose deaths have been rising for more than two decades now, but the cdc estimates they jumped nearly 30% over a 12-month period that ended in april of this year vermont reported the biggest increase, followed by west virginia and kentucky. overdose deaths rose in all by four states. jersey, delaware, and south dakota joe biden wrote -- >> this in one year. >>> thanksgiving travel, surge to precovid levels so is the tsa ready? what the agency's administrator is saying, and why travel could be a mess. >>> a chinese tennis star vanishes after leveling troubling accusations against a top chinese official now a new email from chinese state medi with xfinity home, you

she's been coordinating with senator kirsten gillibrand to lobby senators, particularly joe manchin thisd family leave. there are reports that she called senators on their private lines, opening width, this is meghan duchess of sussex. how do you trash the royals and then use their title to lobby? this shouldn't be allowed. this is outrageous really. >> laura: is she in need of paid family leave? in montecito? >> raymond: with a team of nannies and cooks, she and her husband took off 20 weeks for parental leave when they had each of their children. 20 weeks. what government could afford this, laura? >> laura: first of all, i am the duchess of sussex, why do we care what you think about anything? sorry, that is not relevant. i'm an american citizen and this is my view. what can we expect? >> raymond: i hope you get an invite to the dinner kirsten gillibrand is hosting a dinner for congressional ladies with meghan markle in d.c. give us a report. there is a new british show i wish we could adapt and bring to fox. it is called "love trap." at the dating show and this is what happens when co

it will come down to joe manchin and kirsten sinema. they won't get a single republican vote.is two concerns. now, if this bill according to this cbo does not add to the deficit and reduces the deficit over time, that would probably, you know, give some some cover as well. whether he thinks spending another $2 trillion in the economy is going to be good for inflation or not is another matter. it's murky. this is good news for democrats. if they got a bad number, this would have been dead. >> neil: tom, if you're a progressive and in a safe district, you're going to vote for this if it's deemed inflationary or not. if you're a moderate and so many now are opting not to run for re-election, there's very little risk in voting for this. if you're a moderate and you're concerned and people back in your district who are anxious about all of this spending and the higher prices and inflation that they've been seeing, you're going to hold off. there's very little wiggle room. three or four votes. that's it, right? >> correct. now, the other piece of that, neil, if you're a moderate in

[applause] >> please welcome senator kirsten sinema. senator sinema: thank you. know, you'll hear a lot today about what this historic legislation means for everyday americans. from better roads to stronger electric grids to cleaner water to faster internet in more places. our plan will create millions of jobs and make our country stronger, safer, and more globally competitive without raising taxes on everyday americans. you may have heard less about new policies in our bill that do not grab the same media attention but will make a big difference. states like arizona that are confronting historic droughts will see billions of dollars to strengthen water systems throughout the american west. communities will see historic investments to prevent and recover from wildfires. land ports of entry, key national security infrastructure, and commercial hubs will see major upgrades. and our bill makes significant investments in tribal communities' infrastructure, including all necessary funding to complete authorized indian water rights settlements. [applause] beyond histor

>> and, kirsten, i do want to point this out because according to this new "washington post"/abc newsoll, the majority of americans support the main points of biden's legislative agenda. it's pretty striking from the infrastructure bill to spending the $2 trillion social economic climate package. but a majority of americans did isapprove how he's handling his job as president. what's going on? that's a problem. >> i think it goes to a lot of confusion around the process because it's been so dragged out. and, so, yes we support it but do we even know what's in the bill? and build back better still needs to be passed. there are a lot of things that they have to sort of sort through with this. but i do want to say that, just to kind of bring this back down to, you know, earth, it's been one year that biden's been president. and democrats are already freaking out. and it is accurate the democrats are freaking out, and freaking out about the stuff, whether it's about kamala harris or joe biden. and there is time, this is not -- it's not that, like, everything has to be sorted out. i'm not

. >> what do you think, kirsten? >> well, i think there is a looming question about whether donald trump is going to run. so if donald trump is going to run, then of course ted cruz is not running. that goes without saying. he's been there, done that, didn't go so well. so, i think that once he sees what's going to happen on that front, i'd be very surprised if ted cruz didn't run for president in 2024. >> yeah, chris, he almost sounds like he's on bended knee, to some extent. [ laughter ] >> do you believe him when he said it was the most fun he ever had running in 2016? didn't sound like it was a thrill ride, as donald trump said his wife was ugly and his dad killed kennedy. so i feel bad for ted cruz in a way because he's raised all this money, he has all these backers so he's almost obliged to run. but the dogs don't like the dog food with ted cruz. he has not been popular with republicans so i think he's sort of in a jam. >> and i'll leave that analogy right where you left it there. [ laughter ] kirsten, we saw

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[ laughter ] you were -- we were talking about -- that's your fiancee, kirsten dunst. >> that is, yeahw zealand and work with your fiancee >> yeah. you know, i mean, that was the second time we had worked together and it just -- you know, all of the sort of hard work is already done for you you just kind of have to figure out how to, you know, deal with each other and the specific characters >> seth: that's really nice. >> yeah. >> seth: and then outside of working together, you guys had -- you added to your family. you had a baby a few -- what, seven months old now >> yeah. seven-month-old baby that we decided, "why not? let's have a pandemic baby." >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] you get to spend time together >> yeah. >> seth: you got your older one, is ennis the older one >> ennis is the older one, he's 3 1/2, and - did you experience any sort of -- any problems with the older child dealing with the new? >> seth: there was one time where the -- because we had a 2-year gap where the 2-year-old walked across the room and the baby was on the floor and he just fully stepped on top of it. [

joining me now from capitol hill is senator kirsten gillibrand, democrat of new york. always good to see you. this was not a great day on tuesday, to say the least. what's your takeaway from this week's elections? to act faster, lean into progressive priorities? what do you think voters are saying to the democratic party? >> you know, it's hard to monday morning quarterback election results. but what i know from new york is that people are still really struggling. and people need help. and so i think what joe biden has been talking about are real solutions to making costs lower. people can't afford childcare. they can't afford groceries. they can't afford the things they need for their families. and so i think we are actually on the right track. it's just about getting it done and making sure we rebuild the economy from the bottom up, we rebuild infrastructure, having affordable day-care, have universal pre-k, get paid leave done, make housing and health care more affordable. those things do matter. i wouldn't take that much from it except fact that people are hurting

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two moderate democrats, joe manchin and kirsten sinema expressing criticism the white house acknowledging president is ready to compromise and likely scale back the scope and size >> there are disagreements. everybody knows that publically, but he knows he's not going to get everything he wants in his package >> reporter: currently in the $1.6 trillion version, free universal pre-k, an expanded child tax credit, four weeks of paid family leave, more medicare benefits and $555 billion to combat climate change. including clean energy tax credits. >> this bill is monumental. it's bigger than anything we've ever done. >> reporter: but substantial changes are expected once the senate takes it up after the thanksgiving holiday. with parental leave and the overall price tag still major sticking points to get all 50 democrats on board. >> monica, what does the timeline look like for the plan >> reporter: well, the senate will try to approve the bill by christmas but it will have to go back to the house for final passage, all while congress will be juggling end of year deadlines on government fund

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that is why you are seeing this summary of activity, including kirsten gillibrand late last week, who had basically cornered joe manchin and was trying to twist his arm to bring back a paid family leave. these conversations are happening throughout congress, through text message,, over the phone, in person. it is crunch time. host: a conversation on the week ahead in washington. if you want to join the conversation, it is (202) 748-8000 for democrats. (202) 748-8001 for republicans. independents, (202) 748-8002. you mentioned it a couple of times. he was on state of the union yesterday. he is lobbying that she talked about what he is lobbying to get in the social spending bill. this is from yesterday. >> you have said there are major gaps in this plan. several of your priorities, paid leave, dental and vision for medicare, giving the government the power to negotiate lower prescription drug prices for seniors, that is not in the deal. senator sanders: it is not in the bill yet, but we spent all of yesterday on the telephone. we are paying the highest prices in the world for prescripti

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well, to discuss it now joined by john kirsten professor political science at the university of toronto and director of the g 20 research group. those are kristen, it's good to talk to you. thank you very much for taking the time to meet with you . ok center. i know that on the eve of the 20 some if you think wide optimistic about its prospect. and if i understood your rationale correctly, you're essentially argued that the severity of the challenge is that the mental it is have to deal with doesn't leave them my choice either down to rural on that, please. and to get down to work today. in bottles i, i, you just as a bit about the results of these gathering as you were on the eve of it. yes i am. i had predicted that it was on track to deliver a significant performance. at the end, i concluded by that in fact it had that significant performance overall was made up of the 3 big priorities that the leaders i had to act on and that they did. the 1st of course, as you mentioned was people. and that was all about saving lives from colvin 19. in a world where covered 19 is as we speak, at le

well, thanks to kirsten cinema sen from the grid state minerva, a grand compromise on that score is in the works. instead of the initial proposal to let the medicare negotiate the price of any drug. once the new plan would only allow medicare to negotiate prices for hen drugs by 2025 and 20 per year by 2028 prices of drugs that are under exclusivity periods of 9 to 12 years would not be eligible for negotiation. right? so life same prescriptions will now be accessed at an affordable rate by how many people by the c, b o zone calculations. about 16.3 people. sounds a little low and what happens to the point 3 person? well, the democrats new campaign strategy will be the up that to $18.00 people. great. can't wait. thank sanders. moving on, we have a morbid trend, nude friend involving our government torturing americans for more on this. let's go to our a conduit of truth. jennifer con, ah, remember baby shark, the hit song that was a craze among toddlers were actually not allowed to play a clip of that song because here at redacted tonight, will you not sanction the use of torture? the

morning, president biden's build back better spending plan could be one step closer to passing, after kirsten said she would. >> people can't afford their costs for medicine. >> reporter: it would go directly to the costs of drug companies. >> it would end the days where a life of changing diagnosis could mean thousands of thousands of dollars in new expenses. >> reporter: nearly one in four americans struggles to pay for monthly medications. the average adult spending $31,000 per year on prescriptions. >> we had the refund at the house to pay medical bills. >> reporter: it would allow companies to issue a rebate. unone major drug affected, insulin. it's skyrocketed 300%. it could save patients up to $176 per month. pharmaceutical companies say it will threaten innovation. and the plan is not a done deal. >> i see shell games and budget gimmicks. >> reporter: joe manchin is demanding the details in biden's overall plan, valued at nearly $2 trillion. >> the perfect is going to be the enemy of the good. >> president biden is dismissing concerns that joe manchin will block the overall plan. >>>

kirsten cinema and joe manchin whether the democrats get to pass a massive spending monstrous tee. what did they see this week? progressive wing of their party voted to tank the bipartisan bill they care about and republicans saved it. it is very smart. they owe nothing to the progressives anymore. joe biden said he is comfortable with zero. they should take him at his word and that is what they might end up getting. >> bill: we're only six days removed what voters said in virginia and new jersey. remarkable thing how short are memories are here. those voters spoke loud and clearly last tuesday. >> 100%. look, the democrats are not getting the message. the reality is if you look at the polls only the people say that biden has done a worse job than they expected. including 16% of those who voted for him. half the country says he has done a worse job the other half are saying i expected him to be this bad. not like the other half thinks he is doing a great job. he is in real danger politically and the problem is with the progressive wing that they understand they don't have a mandate

kirsten, this is why you are here today. >> this is the crazy making. >> come on, what happened?ght and i am wrong. >> it's a very difficult thing to get past and so i think that we do have such a polarized world where we have democrats and republicans basically if you are looking at surveys they do that they think the other side is down right evil. i don't see this correcting in any major way any time soon unfortunately. we have large groups of people who are living in another reality. >> well, i am worried it could recreate and get worse again. it actually applies to your book. the fact that they were talking about the election, there are signs in a neighborhood in virginia that it was in yesterday saying you know, biden lost, trump won still today. two days along with the glenn youngkin sign. your book is about coexisting with these really big differences and some of those differences based on conspiracy theories or whatnot. you say chapter 7 and i really like this, it's really important. it's one practical idea that encapsulate grace. it's the belief that people are doing the

well, to discuss it and now joined by john kirsten professor of political science at the university of toronto. i'm director of the g 20 research group. those are kristen, it's good to talk to you. thank you very much for taking the time to meet with you . ok center. so i know that on the eve of the 20 is quite optimistic about its prospects. and if i understood your rationale correctly, you sensually argued that the severity of the challenge is that the rental is have to deal with. doesn't leave them my choice, other than to rhonda sleeves and to get down to work regardless of their differences and difficulties. now that the champagne bottles i, i you just as a bit about the results of these gathering as you were on the eve of it. i yes i am, i had predicted that it was on track to deliver a significant performance at the end, i concluded that in fact it had that significant performance overall was made up of the 3 big priorities that the leaders i had to act on. and that they did the 1st course, as you mentioned was.

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was schools the submarine, the collided with kirsten had apparently been tracking it but got too close. or there was a maneuver that led to a collision. i know the name of the submarine with a 90 percent certainty, but in order to disclose it publicly, there needs to be proof and it needs to be released. and i cannot release it before the 1st day of his version of events, not long after the submarine was destroyed, back in 2000 and at the same time of the blast, the us nuclear submarines memphis. and we were also in that area, and the russian ministry defense requested permission from the pentagon to inspect those vessels. the pentagon said no and that they were in perfect working order at the russian government. they have retained the same stance on the version of events . you go from yours to, we will not comment on this version. you know that there has been an investigation . the investigation have come to an ultimate conclusion. that is why we do not want to comment on any other hypotheses. so of course, there still are a number of different versions going around about as to what e

charles rap with al jazeera war. dinner. easton ukraine. opposition supporters have rallied outside kirsten's election commission, claiming irregularities and sundays parliamentary poll. they're demanding a new vote. same as robbie has more from dish kick. curtis thumbs parliamentary election report card international observer say the country has potential but needs improvement. assessment is that yesterday's parliamentary elections were competitive. fundamental freedoms were generally respected during the campaign and the thought to displace the political will to ensure clean elections. however, the strict enforcement of subsequent measures they're 2 candidates campaigning with caution. most polling stations were well organized in the day was peaceful, but voter engagement was low. the next parliament will be less diverse and have fewer women. the significant vote counting problems, opposition, party, say, or signs of government fraud. the country security council, secretary blame crashes on technical glitches possibly hackers if the government cannot secure server said one opposition leader

okay, this is with let's begin with breaking news from kirsten with security services are saying they filed what the calling a coup attempt at least 15 people have been detained, including politicians and former officials will ology xena, xena, gustavo, in the capital. this check with more on what's happening, what more to be know about what's going on? well, rob, what we're hearing is coming from an official government statement that was released by the security service. they say that in tandem with the ministry of internal affairs, they carried out a series of raids in which they arrested 15 people who were planning an armed who in the post election period. now, this comes just less than 48 hours before the country is due to go to the polls of 4 parliamentary elections. and the report suggests that what was going to happen is that these were organizers that were going to try to amass as many as a 1000 people in the days after the election to contest elections, not in the halls of government, but on the street. as is very common in kurdistan. now what we were hearing is that they wer

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