. >> her name was krystal harris. >> he said, can i help you? i said, i need to buy a gun.that it is not just for putting it away, i said my life is in danger. it's from my husband. and he was like -- whoa. >> crystal, a mother of two young sons told weldon her husband was violent and abusive. she said she wanted to buy a gun for protection. >> so at that point i asked her are you prepared to kill him? because that is a very real possibility. if it's his life, your son's life or your life, then you have to make that decision. after a few moments she said yes, if i have to. >> he took crystal under his wing. taught her to defend herself even stressful situations. >> this guy sounds like he was actually looking out for you a little bit? >> yeah. somebody who's in the business of saving lives and a warrior and a hero and that kind of mentality. yeah, he wanted to help me. >> at home krystal helped herself used a mini cassette recorder to gather evidence against her husband. >> oh god, stop. please. please. >> one night, crystal captured something horrible. she said it was audi

mine was about krystal thinking about the information. unfortunately for the american people, dr. charge of the -- and the birx-fauci lockdowns retransmitted the entire year of 2020, before, during, and after i was there. the governors heard her written advice, every governor, she visited thousands of states, giving the lockdown advice, and those lockdowns were implemented. and the problem is those lockdowns failed to stop the diane, they failed to stop the spread of the infection, and they destroyed millions of people. i only visited one state when i was in washington, and that was florida, and they did things a little differently, but it is very sad what happened. we cannot let this happen again. >> laura: ever. ever. it is happening all across europe again. they are locking down in different parts of europe. we knew this would happen, and so they are back at it again. dr. atlas, you didn't write about one meeting where dr. fauci actually surprised you. i guess it was the only time he spoke up about actual research study, but the conversation, didn't he display his ignorance of

. >> i want to read a tweet from bill krystal. he says, so infrastructure passed, employment and wages are up, kids are getting vaccinated and adults are getting boosted. shouldn't democrats make sure we hear a lot about these for the rest of this year? if fights about bbb would be a distraction, put it on the back burner. do you agree with what he's saying? of course, he tags joe manchin and kyrsten sinema in that. do you agree with that? >> totally agree with that. manchin called me a queen of passion. you love to call us a circular firing squad, but we're not. we got it done. we need to talk about what got done in the american recovery act. we're going into thanksgiving right now. remember what it was like at thanksgiving a year ago, nobody could see their families. grandparents hadn't met their grandchildren. this thanksgiving we're going to be able to be with our families and friends. we'll have to use common sense. look at the difference. that came from the american recovery act. we are getting vaccinations in people's arms.

let's bring in managing editor of krystal ball at the uva center for politics. kyle, thanks for being with us. we heard from one of the women that boris spoke with that she just wants democrats in. she does not want a republican. didn't even really use names there. how much of that not the other guy is leading what we're seeing in virginia? >> there is something in american politics called negative partisanship which is that, you kind of dislike the other side more than you like your own, and that's a -- i think that could be a motivating factor for a lot of voters, and look, democrats, republicans, they're very different, they have very different priorities, and so far lot of voters, the choice is actually not that difficult. you vote straight ticket, for one side or the other. and it is interesting, you know, to see not just what the turnout is in a lot of these places but if there is some erosion for democrats in northern virginia which has become such a source of strength for them in recently years, particularly in elections, contested during the trump years