>> lesley stahl: lesley. >> ruthy stahl: that's a nice name. >> lesley stahl: thank you. ( laughter )d upbeat as ever, but her memory is failing. >> colette: the current president, or the president before him, i'll take either. >> ruthy stahl: no, i can't. >> lesley stahl: do you remember your parents? >> ruthy stahl: no. >> lesley stahl: no? oh, my. >> ruthy stahl: that's funny i don't remember them. >> lesley stahl: is it frustrating when you can't remember? >> ruthy stahl: no. >> lesley stahl: no? >> ruthy stahl: it just passes on to something else. ( laughter ) >> lesley stahl: dr. kawas says most people-- probably even most doctors-- would assume ruthy's memory problems stem from alzheimer's disease, but scientists are finding out more and more about the complexities of what causes dementia. you hear people say, "she got alzheimer's, he has alzheimer's," when they really should say dementia. >> kawas: that's exactly right. dementia is a loss of thinking abilities that affects your memory, your language. it's a syndrome. it's a syndrome kind of like headache is a syndrome. you can

preelection 60 minutes interview, kayleigh mcenany delivered a stack of papers in a binder to lesley stahlaiming it was the obamacare replacement plan. this stack of papers in this binder, the one that's been promised, this plan has been promised to americans for years. >> i need to deliver the health care plan, it is heavy. >> oh my god, this is his health care plan. >> it was heavy, filled with executive orders, congressional initiatives, no comprehensive health plan. >> to repeat, there is no replacement plan. but those in the white house aren't the only ones impressed by big books. >> the end of president trump's interview when he said i'm done, kayleigh mcenany brought his health care plan in, handed it to lesley stahl because she was questioning him about that. >> it was gigantic. >> yeah, it was huge. >> yeah. and it was just a prop. like this list that we dissected two days ago on this show, a stack of papers from the trump campaign's lawyers allegedly listing more than 3,000 counts of voter fraud in nevada, when really it is a list of nevadans that can vote overseas, including ser

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wereof people on this call not thrilled with the interview by lesley stahl, but she said one thing that people have to agree with. he is the president, not somebody's crazy uncle. when he speaks, people listen and pay attention. i think we have seen that over the last several years. address jack's unitary executive argument, just for a second, and i think the basic principle has been that the president tried to do a lot of things that members of his administration will not go along with and would not let him do. i have to tell you, and i think we have already seen certain aspects of this in the last week i am pretty think right that if the president had been reelected to a second term, we would have seen very different people at the senior levels of the executive branch and people who would have followed those commands by the president. he has already fired mark esper and number of other people. much of the senior leadership at the defense department are now gone. iis happened all after, believe, he lost the election. we will see a number of andtional firings to come, i think, jack, i h

>> oh, so, lesley stahl was right. with me now, katty kay, bbc news anchor and msnbc contributor.d to see you, katty. how do you interpret the president's tone right now and do you think he is connecting with women? >> look, you just have to look at the polling from 2016 to 2018, right, to see what has happened to women voters in the country. in 2016, president trump did win white women voters, but actually, if you look at 2018, which in many ways might be the more accurate comparison, we've spoken a lot about 2016, where the polls were wrong, but if you look at 2018 where the polls predicted the numbers, where there was a huge amount of turnout and a huge turnout amongst suburban women, who in pennsylvania, for example, in the suburbs of philly, might have gone for president trump in 2016, in 2018, they left him to vote for democratic candidates. and i think that's -- that might give us the kind of most reliable data point that we've had in the last couple of years, of where women are and where they're shifting at the moment. but clearly the picture in nevada, he made a picture o

. >> and cbs news, lesley stahl a binder full of nothing purporting there was a new health care policy here going like this, where is it? where is it? haven't seen it. thank you so much. don't go anywhere. stick with plea. a l me. a lot is happening in the country, people keep asking, are is elly? >>> up next, the latest on this pro-trump anti-reality protest going on in d.c. right now. i'm so confused that's happening. so stay tuned. g. so stay tuned. before we talk about tax-smart investing, what's new? -audrey's expecting... -twins! ♪ we'd be closer to the twins. change in plans. at fidelity, a change in plans is always part of the plan. [ cheers and applause ] >>> okay. moments ago donald trump drove by freedom plaza in washington, d.c. where several pro-trump groups are about to kick off a noon rally they're calling "the million maga march." so far the crowd actually looks to be quite large but it remains to be seen how many people will actually show up and if they're actually reach a million. i bring in msnbc's alison barber live on the ground in d.c. tell me about what's happeni

their husbands back to work, attacking female moderators or well respected female journalists like lesley stahldra: we know president trump campaigned hard for suburban women. will you please like me. here is the fox news voter analysis on the national suburban women vote. biden 59% to donald trump earning 40% as far as that shows. what did you think of the ultimate turnout based on how hard he campaigned? >> look, with donald trump it's always a battle between rhetoric and results. you might not like what he says but you should very much like if you are a woman what he has done, his record. who he surroends himself with and gives position to. extension of childcare, family leave. historic 75-year unemployment rates for women, whether it's law and order, whether it's keeping the peace or withdrawing our troops. if you look at his record and especially with regard to women issues that are concerning them, then he should be running away with it because the alternative for women should be unthinkable. you know, obamacare is destined for failure and the one size fits all of universal healthcare sys

by the way, did scott pelley at the same thing as president obama to lesley stahl last month?yed wiffle ball with my 5-year-old, are you ready, here it comes. that's a shame. it's "60 minutes." it's been around 50 years. i used to love it. even that's been biased. stuart: i agree. i used to love it. even they've got their bias now. before we go, i want you to get back to that comment from bill maher about being woke. listen to this again. >> politics in this country is binary. you have to wear everything anyone on your side does. republicans are the party of, don't wear masks, kids in cages, lock her up, and democrats are the party of every hypersensitive social justice warrior woke [ bleep ] story in the news. stuart: you know, that was quite a critique of the democrats, wasn't it. >> yeah. i disagree with the republican part, certainly, but the democratic part. bill maher is one of the few authentic people on the left that's on television. you may agree or disagree with what he has to say but he's pretty consistent and tells it like it is. he's right, though. how often did w

. >> and lesley stahl asked him that during the 60 minute interview. >> why don't you?it about something broader in our society? but we have come back time and again to these parallel realities of america right now, i mean, gale, you are probably thinking as am i the people who were questioning whether they should have thanksgiving dinner with family members and whether it is safe in the coming weeks. >> and i am not going to because of that. >> o'donnell: but then we are talking about another part of america that is saying it is all a conspiracy, it is not that serious, and look, you can recover from it. and that's why i think it is important to remind people that it is not just about the death count which staggering, it is about getting ill in the first place, right? it is about how it has really brought a halt to the economy in large part, it is about the costs that get associated with it. i mean you talking about a decade of economic progress for women which was just wiped out in a matter of 0 a few months. and that is why that question of is it the economy or the c