under the impact of the elements, he barely turned into ruins, having recovered from the shock, mehmetho came to his native korekhan from the station, when the group reached this quarter, the man saw the house where his brother lived, his wife and two-year-old son were completely destroyed. all three. where the building used to be. now literally picking up the pieces of a ruined happy life. this tile was covered on the floor in my brother's apartment. it was very difficult to be here, we managed to get the whole family alive from under the rubble, but we were able to get to this place only after 3 days and could not save everyone. we were almost powerless here with the loot of this house , five were killed, but seven managed to be pulled out. running out of his house during the earthquake, mehmet, his parents did not manage to take almost anything with them, but nevertheless it turned out in their hands, a thing dear to the heart. such a small and well, apparently, already having a history of the turkish flag. this family, gave us this turkish flag with the words that this is one of th

mehmet , his parents did not manage to take almost anything with them, but it already turned out to beon of a thing in their hands. such a small and, apparently, already historical turkish flag. this is a family who gave us this turkish flag with the words that this is one of the few that they have left, this may be the main treasure of the family. we will do everything so that the whole country of russia can see this flag. and we will place it in our future pavilion, which i am now finishing at vdnkh, they told it to their management, the young man was offered to deal with the distribution of equipment at the site where the nuclear power plant is being created. which in an emergency could

you have dave mccormick, who lost by just under 1,000 votes to mehmet oz in pennsylvania's primary lastgeneral election. now, you have doug mastriano, who lost by double digits in pennsylvania's gubernatorial primary to governor josh shapiro -- i should say the general election he got out of the gubernatorial primary. he wants to get into the senate race despite his very big loss last year. once again, republicans in pennsylvania are grappling with this issue of, you know, they have their primary base, but they have to think about the general election there is this fear that doug mastriano could really get in the way of a more establishment candidate, like dave mccormick but democrats say either one of these candidates would be good to run against, citing mastriano's loss in the general election and dave mccormick's loss to mehmet oz in the primary last year. >> it is striking to me, julia we're going to see this play out again in similar fashion, whether these voters end up going with a trumpier candidate, like they did with oz after that primary last cycle, or if they end up going wit

rubble of this house, five died, but seven managed to pull out their house during the earthquake mehmet and his parents had almost nothing to take with them, but nevertheless it turned out to be a dear thing in their hands. such a small and, apparently, already historical turkish flag. this is a family who gave us this turkish flag with the words that this is one of the few that they have left, this may be the main treasure of the family. we will do everything so that the whole country sees this flag. russia and we we will place it in our future pavilion, which i am now finishing at vdnkh when the volunteers are not there, they told it to their management, the young man was offered to deal with the distribution of equipment at the site where the nuclear power plant is being created. which extreme situation could organize the process. i think it will be easy enough for him to organize the work and help. uh, well do your part. uh, it's construction. the scale, of course, is amazing , i feel safe here. i do not know that i will cope with the tasks that i will deliver and i am sure that for

gloria stein um is going to present meghan markle i want to get this right with the mehmet oz foundation month. do you applaud meg app's vision for seeing the royal family and being like, i'm going to break that heap beep up. >> morgan: it's weird a feminist would give an award who's famous for marrying well. i didn't think that was the point of feminism number one appear number two i don't get her why would you give up being a princess. if i was ever given a tiara and could be a real princess i would milk that and she's given them the middle finger and moves back to california. i don't under it. >> jimmy: i don't appreciate the gay panel if i could be a princess, look at me. if i could be a princess you kidding me? just call me jimmy mulvaney >> guy what would you describe meghan markle's vision as being rewarded from her vision. >> guy: i think you buried the lead here, the real story is, dylan mulvaney has been robbed. [laughter] [cheers and applause] >> guy: and i will not stand for this bigotry not one second longer. >> jimmy: fair >> kat: the only thing dylan mulvaney did not win.

they are things that the majority of voters continue to reject over and over again see kari lake, mehmet oz, blake masters, or donald trump for recent examples. and here is the wildest part on some level, elected republicans know that what i'm saying is true they know that their vision of america isn't real, that most people do not want to live the way they want us to. you know how i know that you know what their tell is? they keep silencing dissent. they keep making it harder and harder to vote and they keep gerrymandering their way to power the question for voters in 2024, it seems to me competency or chaos choose your adventure. joining me now is mike memally cristobal alex, former senior adviser to the biden 2020 campaign, and msnbc analyst and former senator, claire mccaskill. i'm going to go to you first because you have actually run for office in the real world and also faced the fake world. and you know how powerful it is. i'm just going to take you back to 2022, this is four years after your last election in missouri just look at these ads real quick. >> they want to defund the

mental health worse, the 53 year old democrat, describes his big debate against republican opponent mehmet oz as something of a turning point. listen to this, he says. quote all never forget the date. it was october 25th. i knew i was going into this debate that millions of people were going to be watching. and it wasn't even just for pennsylvanians watching. this would be kind of national. it would be living history, but i was still in recovery from the stroke, it would be trying to run a marathon with a broken ankle. joining us now is dr jeff gardere. he's a clinical and forensic psychologist and professor of osteopathic medicine. dr gardere. thank you so much for being with us this afternoon. you would imagine that winning such a big senate race would be one of the happiest, proudest moments of someone's life. but that's just not how depression works right? exactly and what happens with depression? is it completely changes your outlook, so anything that is extremely positive now becomes negative and what we're seeing with senator federman is that there is a link between that stroke that

mehmet oz, who was my opponent in the primary, one of my opponents in the primary. so i had heard six or eight weeks out that he was going to endorse us. so i this is the first chapter of the book i flew down tomorrow. i called ask if i could an appointment i flew tomorrow lot going to ask him to just stay of it stay on the sidelines let us play my campaign. i was running on a lot of the trump policies that i agreed. still agree with him there in the book and and the president was unhappy because i had said after january six that i'd asked a question on tv and i'd said i thought president trump it contributed to the polarization in the country. but then he said to me, you can't win unless you say the 2020 was stolen. 2010 election was stolen. and i said, mr. president, be able to say that. and and i left and i was winning probably by eight points or something like that at the time and and president trump came out to remember that was a couple of days later and i was still winning. and then came to pennsylvania about ten days before the election and went at me pretty

this happened right after he won that bruising campaign for the senate against mehmet oz. and, you know, it's just not fashionable in washington. a lot of politicians won't do this. they won't talk about something like a bout with depression publicly in the way that john fetterman is. what do you make of this? so i think it's really you know, i got sober when i was 19, and i try always to talk about that and be honest about it, because i do think and obviously i'm not a politician, but i'm just i do believe that when you share your experience, it helps people and when you share your hardship, it helps people and i think what when it comes to depression and politicians, there tends to be a kind of you know, there's a whole sort of world of washington of people hiding things, and, you know, only letting people see what they you know, letting voters see what they want them to see. and so i think this is incredible, and it's a great change and hopefully it leads more people to get treatment for depression because they, you know a decent de stigmatizes the mental illness and it

senate in pennsylvania in 2000 at 22 as a republican, very narrowly lost the republican primary to mehmet oz by about a thousand votes. and there's talk of you running again. i know you've said your you're considering it, but let's let's get straight into the book. the title is superpower in peril. it's a stark title. it's a warning. why is america in peril and how much peril are we in? well, you're right. it's a very stark title. and people it's ominous. and then people say, but i read the book and the book's optimistic. how do i how do i reconcile those two things? and the truth of the matter is, i do believe that we're at a unique inflection point. and and we are in decline. and i'll describe that in just a minute. but decline is not inevitable, but neither is renewal. it depends on what we do. and this book was meant to first diagnose the problem, but mostly lay out a path for what we should do. and i start with the premise that we're in decline across a number of dimensions economically, where struggle. with $31 trillion debt, you know, inflation, that's at a 40 year high productivit