kennedy: lesley.ing too long in too many places, this is not how voting should be, i do not agree early voting should be two months before an election, too many things can happen and i did not agree your ballot can be post marked on the day of election, i believe it should arrive on the day of election, part of our responsibility as citizens, voting is important. we're making too many allowance, and also people don't trust voting machines, they also don't trust humans they take too damn long how do we fix this system? >> i'm not saying i have a cure-all for it. kennedy: i do. elizabeth: one great idea would be to given the day off to vote. a very important thing that is an issue for many. and that is why some people say, well, i'm going to -- i have to vote later on vote early. you know mail it in. then that is where we are at not must in california but in arizona also in states like alaska. first, we're all the far theft west -- farthest west, and you have late ballots coming in and they are not late

lesley.about it, kids experience learning loss they have not figure out a way to overcome. regardless of how many money was infused to schools why should fauci get a pass? >> i don't think that fauci is getting a pass, hannah don't h hold your breath he will not be wearing an orange suit any time soon, we know most of these hearings are political theater for reelection for most politicians. i will agrow wit agree with something he said, i don't think that calling it china virus was wise from former president, we didn't need to get china more upset, we needed to have investigations we and our allies, in the lab, so we could find out not just really where it came from, but how it came about. then perhaps we would have a better time containing the various mutations that we're living with now. right now -- >> interesting, sure, sure. and you know former president's inartful language was certainly annoying. china could have gone in another direction and they could have had open books and shared da

and, remember, i love that clip you showed of lesley stahl. perfectly illustrates how much willful blindness there was on behalf of cbs. she said they couldn't authenticity it. all they did was go find some random guy in minneapolis and say, hey, can you confirm this is real? but they waited two years. they waited until after the midterms had already happened, jesse, and they did it in the perfect correspondence here. they also, cbs said twitter is not safe enough anymore. we paused all our activities on twitter which i think is the perfect connection here. and then they come running back after 48 hours when they realize that there is actually nothing that people care about on cbs that they can't distribute it through the internet. and through twitter. so, the whole company is a sham. let's be honest. >> cbs has never really needed to verify anything before reporting it. i mean, they reported garbage about trump and russia for two years. they actually had to wait to verify every single thing they reported? they wouldn't have reported any of th

let's bring in our panel, lesley marshal and jason chavez. lesley, are you surprised at all that the former president threw his hat in the ring? >> no, not at all. it is his personality. he needs this. he has to feed the beast and the crowds do that and i also think he wants revenge against joe biden. he wants to win and i believe and i am going to predict here that if he does get the gop nominee, if he's the republican nominee, he'll lose against joe biden again. >> a lot of republicans are not happy with this move, jason, what do you think? are you happy or like it? >> the donald trump on display tonight is what all republicans like about donald trump. he's right on the policy and when he gives this sobering speech of where he's been and where we can be and what the future of america looks like, it is very effective where republicans may get off the rails when they get into the some of the name c calling or high drama. i don't think anybody thinks it is effective but it does tend to come out from time to time. if he keeps that trajectory, i

if you remember, dana, the 60 minutes interview that lesley stahl did with donald trump where he points out hey, you've got the laptop, why are you guys not covering that? two years later vindication for president trump. play it. >> dana: other he a great setup. here it is. >> i think it's one of the biggest scandals i've ever seen and you don't cover it. you want to talk about it? >> because it can't be verified. i'm telling you. >> of course it can be verified. excuse me, they found the laptop. leslie. >> we commissioned an independent forensic review. >> just the sheer volume of what we're dealing with, it would be difficult, if not impossible, to fabricate. >> dana: i just wonder if someone like lesley stahl would contact former president trump and presidential candidate again to apologize. >> she should and i think cbs news should apologize to all of their virus. this matters. this was a poll that came out several months ago showing that a majority of americans still believe that this was a russian disinformation campaign. how about the 51 national security advisors who all signed

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you are right about lesley stahl. she laughed at president trump. she said it can't be verified. and instead you had cbs, "the washington post," cnn moving with this narrative i provided to them by 51 intelligence former officers like john brennan and all those other intelligence officers saying this is russian disinformation. did they get a look at the laptop? did they review the evidence. or was the hair standing up on the back of their necks. here is the worst part. when hearings began on january 3 when the new congress comes in, you will see the media dismiss the story. they will mock the story. they will call it political. if this was donald trump, or eric trump we would need another hour of news coverage to cover this story. dan: they would reopen alcatraz to throw the whole family in there. remember when the democrats said vote for us or we'll lose democracy or something. >> this is deadly ernest. democracy is on the ballot. dan: was democracy saved or will things get any bette as a business owner, your bottom line is always top of mind. so start saving by switching to the

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i'm so glad you played that lesley stahl clip in october of 2020 she says it can't be verified.it here now, cbs, and tell me that you even remotely attempted to verify the contents of that laptop back then or did you just find it easy just to peddle what everybody else was which was it was russian disinformation. now it follows a pattern, todd and carley. "new york times," "the washington post," cnn, only getting around to verifying the damning contents of that laptop, many, many months later. after joe biden is in the oval office. so, this is where we are at at this point. and i have a feeling that this is the way hearings into hunter biden and a that laptop are going to go once republicans take back congress. it's going to be dismissed. it's going to be mocked in the same way that it was in october of 2020ing. >> carley: associated press caught playing defense for the biden administration. the original a.p. quote says joe biden has said he has never spoken to his son about his foreign business and nothing the republicans have put forth suggests otherwise. so, now the quote say

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. >> donald trump admitted that to lesley stahl.aid i call it fake lose because when you write something bad about me they won't believe it. >> and it comes home to roost when he needs it, like denying an election or something like that. deep state just means you've done something that undermines the guy i love, donald trump, therefore there must be a conspiracy around it. how did this term become so prevalent? how did we learn it? who are the biggest pushers? >> it's interesting because the term actually dates back to, like, the turkish government. people weren't talking about it until 2016. >> right. >> then, you know, a bunch of sort of right-wing writers got on it and trump got on it and started saying these are the bad guy, we have to stop them. and over the course of the trump administration, we see why, because these people who regularly said no, mr. president, there's a law, no, mr. president, there's the constitution, no, mr. president, we can't do that. it infuriated him and by the end of his administration what he was try

joining a generation of trailblazers, including rita braver, andrea mitchell, lesley stahl, martha teichnernot going away quietly into the night. this generation of women, whatever it was in our dna or whatever our mothers or fathers told us, there's nothing you can't do. >> thinks she never could have imagined. march 30th, 1981, outside the washington hilton, white house correspondent judy woodruff waited for president reagan. >> i was maybe 20 feet on the side. suddenly, you hear this pop, pop, pop. i could see people lying on the ground. >> history is made in a moment. >> tonight, a vice presidential debate. >> she was a debate moderator. another notable moment of your career, the benson/quayle debate. >> jack kennedy was a friend of mine. you are no jack kennedy. >> the room explodes. the room explodes. of course, what would happen was the benson ticket lost in a big way to quayle. >> like most of us, during pandemic, she worked from home. >> this is the room, jane, where i anchored the news hour. this is the library in our house, for over a year. >> bringing 2 million viewers home, too

lesley's control of our borders?s it was theresa may bill modern slavery may the bill of modern slavery through now high numbers of these illegals using that excuse to say our very i'm not why to say well our very i'm not why i said just some of these i said just that some of these from the illegal side of things. well actually to qualify well actually i want to qualify that actually 72,000 asylum applications not all of these from the channel and not all of those illegal is imposed. some people are granted asylum. of course, 72,000 this year, 13,600. our baby is of those , 99 13,600. our baby is of those, 99 0% of albanian men are not granted asylum. so just 10% are. then what they do. a lot of them anyway came that they were here to modern slavery through human trafficking, which i find remarkable considering that if you've someone tens you've paid someone tens of thousands to bring you thousands of pounds to bring you somewhere, on earth can you somewhere, how on earth can you claim were trafficked? claim that you

we think of lesley and we think of john today. health.nk of john today . people we think of john today. people that are really, really affected by the shooting of it and are going to at. some people will wonder why do families persist . wonder why do families persist. for 34 years following cases as old? well, it's very clear . and old? well, it's very clear. and john edwards father, the day that the peace announced that david holt was going to be prosecuted, he said that the only demand that he has is that he hears the truth . because as he hears the truth. because as a family and local community from that area , we did not believe that area, we did not believe the of events that david holden or british government put out at the time of . the well. this is the time of. the well. this is a very controversial deal really because the first soldier to be sentenced since 1988 the sound the signing of the good friday agreement of course the ira were given letters comfort by tony blair and queen's pardons of mercy. so it's very, very hard to ge