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photos to the thinnest girlfriend michelle joe contested before a judge and pleaded not guilty to they fotis's side stood his tenacious defense attorney, norm pattis. why did you take the case? every man woman and child seem to hate them. it was a case made for criminal defence lawyer. >> that is that his client was an obvious suspect. but the wrong one. the state of connecticut is rushing to judge him in the face of enormous public pressure. it focused on what one suspect, my client. >> that is made a point to publicly raise doubts about his client's guilt, making splash-y headlines that incense jennifer's love once. one claim was a narrative he said she offered herself. >> jennifer was a writer, correct? >> that is a jennifer rotunno published novel which esco the plot of the popular book, gone girl. and also became a hit film starring ben affleck and rosamund pike. spoiler alert, it is a twisted tale of a woman who vanishes, leaving a trail of evidence to frame her husband for her murder. that said he saw jennifer's greatest manuscript but he will let us see. it >> is gone girl? >>

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. >> joe, honestly, everybody stood but joe. [ laughter ] >> thank you, michelle. for a friendship i treasure. 14 years ago, 14 years ago, michelle, on a cold night in november a sea of people gathered in grant park to be a part of history. there was laughter and music and dancing. there were tears as friends and strangers alike held each other overwhelmed with the joy that hope and change had been realized. the crowd roared, radiating the sense that anything we could dream was within our reach, but at the heart of that enormous moment was a family, two little girls who would grow up exploring the secret halls and hideaways of the white house, a mom, who would bring her whole heart to serving the american people as first lady while still guiding and protecting her family with ferocious devotion. a grandmother who would do absolutely anything for the family she loves and even move to washington, d.c. [ laughter ] and a father who showed the world the meaning of yes, we can. [ applause ] for joe and me and our entire family standing on that stage next to you was like

but as for joe, which is michelle, i get it on the system but also thought i should go on that because i said that was in the middle. yes. special c motion thing is you need an official team that were for motion jamalia pretty much that was the window. it was with the roof machine. this wasn't very complex for mac mall, but i don't know if she'll do this on my list. we'll go ahead and get it to the she just said as a chef has done, and if there's on this bill and i'm new to go when you get it all and get it all as a secretary on from august telling me about this. and i need to get a complex bonuses deal and i'm guessing the bus or though i must be in the bush school, but i will support an appoint also. boy, we will be looked at just to know, but i mean you're going it will, but the most and the physician for hello. this is gonna be for the city of sierra video, i'm going you still go to rear way. the young one going is by way, motion either way, when you say right, but it to me a little okay. for once, per se, job sit in the machine. i wish they'd be the best now to stay below around i

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michelle, welcome home. welcome home. >> u.s. president joe biden celebrating the return of barack and michelle obama for the unveiling of their official portraits. the former president is expected to begin campaigning for democrats ahead of the midterms. but wednesday it was all about reviving a tradition that has been dormant for ten years. kaitlan collins has our report. >> reporter: a return to tradition at the white house. >> barack and michelle, welcome home. >> reporter: greeted by over a minute of sustained applause, former president obama and first lady michelle obama in the east room for the unveiling of their official white house portraits. >> nothing could have prepared me better or more to become president of the united states than being at your side for eight years. >> reporter: president biden inviting mr. and mrs. obama to the stage where they lifted blue curtains to reveal their portraits. >> i want to thank sharon sprung for capturing everything i love about michelle. her grace, her intelligence, and the fact that she's fine.

dw washington corresponded michelle, a cousin that gave us her assessment of biden's speech. joe biden has done 2 things . first of all, he is quite clearly answer the question, who is the leader of the free and democratic world tonight? that certainly what he wants to be a to world, but also in what he has declared, which is a battle for the soul of the nation. and that's interesting because donald trump was once elected and continues on what he calls a battle to take america back to save the country. now joe biden has declared another battle, which is the battle to save democracy in america, the very american values. he feels also republicans who don't do not belong to the market to them make america great. again, movement completely centered on donald trump and he calls on them to join him as well. so he's essentially trying to turn the midterm elections in november into a referendum on whether you are for or against democracy, calling on republicans also to vote democrat. let's take a look at some other stories making headlines. police have arrested a man for supposedly tryin

joe. [laughter] [cheers and applause] dr. biden: thank you, michellefriendship i treasure. 14 years ago -- 14 years ago, michelle, on a cold night in november, a sea of people gathered in grant park to be a part of history. there was laughter and music and dancing, there were tears as friends and strangers alike held each other, overwhelmed with the realization that the hope and the joy had been realized. the crowd roared, realizing anything we could dream was within our reach. but in the heart of that enormous moment was a family. two little girls who would grow up exploring the secret halls and hideaways of the white house. a mom who would bring her whole heart to serving the american people as first lady, while still guiding and protecting her family with a ferocious devotion. a grandmother who would do absolutely anything for the family she loved, even moved to washington, d.c. [laughter] and a father who showed the world the meaning of yes we can. [applause] dr. biden: from joe and me and our entire family, standing on that stage next to you was l

jill biden. [ cheers and applause ] >>> joe, honestly, everybody stood but joe. [ cheers ] >> thank you, michelle, for a friendship i treasure. 14 years ago -- 14 years ago, michelle, on a cold night in november, a sea of people gathered in grant park to be a part of history. there was laughter and music and dancing. there were tears as friends and strangers alike held each other, overwhelmed with the joy that hope and change had been realized. the crowd roared, radiating the sense that anything we could dream was within our reach. but at the heart of that enormous moment was a family. two little girls who would grow up exploring the secret halls and hideaways of the white house, a mom, who would bring her whole heart to serving the american people as first lady while still guiding and protecting her family with ferocious devotion; a grandmother who would do absolutely anything for the family she loves and even move to washington, d.c.; and a father who showed the world the meaning of yes we can! [ applause ] for joe and me and our entire family, standing on that stage next to you was like waking

really the greatest buddy act in the history politics but also seeing barack obama an michelle obama together and even the joet biden get up and clap by himself it was real great. what were your thoughts about today? >> yeah, it was a great moment, an historical movement i think that the obamas and all the staff clearly were having a great time in the east room, a lot of laughs but also some pointed and important messages about the state of our democracy so -- but, you know, i think you mentioned, joy, that maybe it was best that this waited, and i think you're right. i think this would have been incredibly awkward to be generous in the last administration, so this was a celebration, not just of the obamas, certainly that was part of it, but everything that was accomplished in his administration, an it was great that he also, you know, i think talked about the difference joe biden has made as president. yes, it's nice to be able to smile in the midst of all the carnage that the republicans are wreaking across the country >> you for example the thing about it, david, is we've gotten so out of touch with the th

michelle is pulling in. keith called us president joe biden repeated that he's country will not recognize the results of sham referendums or the illegal annexation. american allies are not going. amanda sites are not going to be intimidated or not going to be intimidated by putting in his reckless words or threats. he's not going to scare us and he does in or intimidate is tunes actions are a sign. he's struggling. shamrock 18. the put on this morning showing the unity and you know, as people holding hands together well, the united states is never going to recognize us. quite frankly, the world's not going to recognize it either. america is fully prepared with our nato allies is offend every single inch of native territory every single and so mister prudent, don't misunderstand what i'm saying. every inch. meanwhile, rational authorities are opening more military enlistment sensors near checkpoints, on each border. and parents attempt to draft men trying to flee the country. new offices have been set up at crossings into catholic stun, which is taken in more than 100000 russians since reservists were mobiliz

portraits that will stay probably at the most famous address, barack and michelle obama visiting the white house again, president joe two camps, friction between the two of them, none of them were evident today, but i wanted to explore it. and i'm wondering what you make of this report that the two sides, this friction building, is that true? >> will come of these are different types of democratic presidents, a celebrity president who was beloved even when his poll numbers were taking a hit and joe biden is losing support, not the type of charismatic speaker. the fact that he is talking about these bipartisan accomplishments, the fact that he said he actually has a favorable record, that has rubbed so many people the wrong way. a lot of tension between the two presidents. >> and on "the washington post" and others have gone into this. when they and democrats talk about it, it has not then the plan unless there was a tweet that i missed. >> that's right, they have governed in a pretty progressive direction, but obama was much more beloved by the base. and one thing that is very interesting is both presidents had weak

so if you put a noun or corresponded michelle krista was following the events of the un general assembly, she sent us this assessment. both us present, joe biden and ukraine's present voting. lensky had a case to make here at the united nations that the conflict, the russian aggression on ukraine is the conflict that affects everybody in the world, and that no country can be safe, both when it comes to it its territory. but also when it comes to food security, unless rasa is contained yet rasa is part of the un security council. so no concrete resolution or even solution to that crisis can be found here at the united nations right now. but not only of the lensky made quite clear that more food, more grain could be exported, was it not for russia's aggression against ukraine? that global security is something that he also has on his mind when he speaks about better reflection of other countries of the world power balance in the un security council. that's also something the u. s. president joe biden mentioned. clearly, he is ready for reform for including africa, asia, more in this key instrument of international politics, on stability at

michelle obama said it. at this particular moment joe biden knows that independent voters are up for grabs and that's how wed the people who believe in the same things he believes in pose is the way to win the election. >> bret: well, there was an exchange between our own peter doocy and the white house press secretary today about election denial in the past. take a listen. >> um-huh. >> can't be a democracy when you support violence, when you don't like the outcome of an election. >> so, if we are all in agreement that it is incorrect to say the 2020 election was stolen, what about 2016 election? >> look, i'm not going to go back to where we were or what happened in 2016. >> we're going to focus on the here and now. we are going to focus on what is happening today. >> you tweeted election. you tweeted brian kemp stole an election. if denying election results is extreme now. >> yeah. >> why wasn't it then? >> let's be really clear that comparison that you made is just ridiculous. >> bret: ben, your take? >> well, karine jean-pierre doesn't have a leg to stand on on this and it's astounding that you didn't p

not supposed to be living in the white house so strong words from michelle obama but from former president barack obama he praised joe biden, his longtime vice president for eight years and said he's guided the country through some perilous times again not mentioning the most recent president, donald trump, but had lighter moments as he looked at his wife's portrait. take a listen. >> they will hang alongside portraits of others dating back to george and martha. it was important to find the right people to paint them. i want to thank sharon sprung for capturing everything i love about michelle, her grace, her intelligence, and the fact that she's fine. >> the fact that she's fine, that's what the former president said of the former first lady, of course, and that did really bring the room to an eruption of laughter there but you could just see the closeness in their relationship, but the biggest t takeaway it did have a feeling of a family reunion between the two administrations which were so linked for so long and president obama really described the presidency as a relay race. he said you rung the race and then you

michelle, there was an affection and fondness there. i think many government leaders are quite heartbroken right now, including our president joe biden and wife, jill, who also adored the queen. if anyone understands what duty and service are, and the queen exemplified that, that is also joe biden. ben:he was a global figure, a global icon for so many decades as well. in america as well. apart from all the presidents. so many americans loved the british queen. jane: so many americans loved her. speaking personally, i am the second female ambassador, and watching the queen and knowing she has played this role on the world stage for 70 years, 70 years ago, when there were not that many women as world leaders, she was an incredible role mel for so many of us. ben: and she came to the throne at the age of 25. and britain changed so much in the long decades of her reign. jane: changed so much, and she went through so much, she was always a beacon of hope and optimism for the country. i remember most recently in the middle of the pandemic, hearing her talk to the people. it was quite incredible. but what touched me the most and brought me to t

returned to the white house where his friend and now president joe biden unveiled obama's portrait alongside of that the former firstal lady, michelle obama. during today's event, the former president echoed the point he made back in 2012, that presidents are renters at the white house, and that their time there is temporary. >> i've always described the presidency as ays relay race, y take the baton from someone, you run your leg as hard and as well as you can, and then you hand it off to someone else. knowing that your work will be incomplete. the portraits hanging in the white house chronicle theit runners in thatth race. each of us tasked with trying to bring the country we love closer toy its highest aspirations. >> now the reason this event was heldth today and not during trump's term in office, the reason it hasp' been a decade since we've seen one of these unveilings is because for the first time in u.s. history, the incumbent president refused to honor his predecessor with this rite of passage. trump never scheduled the ceremony and given the content, it might have been awkward for trump given his intention of not leaving t

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returned to the white house where his friend and now president joe biden unveiled obama's portrait alongside of that the former firstal lady, michelle

barack obama and his wife michelle settled in the white house for a long time as portraits, the presentation was held the day before it was attended by joeiden, who said that to today he was able to prepare. only due to the fact that he was obama's vice president, according to the american tradition, portraits of former presidents and first ladies adorn the rooms and corridors of the white house, as a rule, pictures are hung under the next head of state, however, when the country was headed by donald trump obama was not invited to the washington residence. do not switch regions. now the news of the capital region cloudy light rain today in the capital is cool to plus 12, the pressure will rise slightly and reach 750 mmhg. already tomorrow the rain will stop looking like sunshine and the temperature will start to rise to 17° at the weekend. 18 lanes of the arbat and khamovniki landscaped main works completed. on the eve of the city day, the task was to preserve the historically fascinating streets and make them comfortable for the garage. the specialists removed the wires underground and installed over 500 lanterns, including those in the

losing in the primary to joe can't, a far-right candidate with ties to white supremacists. new york times opinion columnist, michelledberg really went to the district to report on the race. she said it will quote, show us whether rubble can overreach nominating candidates who speak almost exclusively to their base, or whether politicians like can't really are the party future. michelle gold joins me. now i love this because i quarterback the race -- but didn't tune into. it it's like a microcosm that we're talking about with carrie lake and mastriano. you nominate someone who's really out there. can voters tell? does it reach? them give us the lay of the land. >> part of the reason i went there is cause it's perfect microcosm of the race. where you have the super far-right republican candidate, someone who aspires to join the squad of marjorie -- greene, paul gosar. those are the big congressman he name when i asked him who we most admired and wants to work within congress. and then you have this working class white, younger woman who is running on abortion rights and being a small business owner. in a way i think b

joe." let's turn to meteorologist michelle grossman. what does it look like this morning? we were thinking of yesterday with the hurricane hitting, it was dark, what we would see when the sun rose, and we're hearing stories like that. we're seeing images like this, roads are tore up. water is powerful. it's fast, furious, it's hard to outrun, it can break up roadways and bridges. these are one of many scenes we'll be seeing as we head throughout thursday. it will take days, weeks if not months to uncover what damage has happened. catastrophic damage. we had winds of 155 miles per hour. it strengthened at the worst time. it was a large storm. and we saw storm surge that caused a lot of damage. also moving really, really slow. you want a hurricane to move fast, in and out, but it was moving at 7 miles per hour allowing a lot of water to drop. let's look at the latest. we saw winds gusting well over 100 miles per hour. that alone can cause a lot of damage. 140-mile-per-hour wind gusts in cape coral. naples seeing 112. grove city, 110 miles per hour. that was one piece of the

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joe biden, he knows that has happened very well. >> newsom made reference to the famous line from former first lady michelle obama, when they go lowg that got a lot of applause at the time and now that is an outdated approach and the republican party is too ruthless for democrats to rally around that mantra. do you agree that strategy is not bearing out for democrats? and if so, if we look at the abortion rights, civil rights, what are democrats for? >> democrats are definitely for abortion rights, that has been an issue that has made a big difference as we look at prospects for the midterm election now just 40 days or so away. the overturning of roe v. wade has energized not just democratic voters but a lot of women voters who are independent and moderates and some republicans and change what we expect to happen in the midterm elections. but you know, many americans want to have it both ways. because i think the idea of taking the high road is something that is appealing to a lot of voter. on the other hand, we know negative ads can have a big effect on elections, they're used a lot because they work. >> and we've run out of time

joe lombardo holding 1.5 lead over incumbent governor steve sisolak. lombardo education central highlighting school closures under sisolak's tenure. in new mexico michelle has a 6.5 lead over republican nominee mark. former tv meteorologist has been receiving campaign help from g.o.p. heavy hitters hoping to flip the state florida governor ron desantis campaigned there in recent weeks discussing cody mandates and education as well as virginia governor glenn youngkin focused his campaign on education and school issues. he will hit the trail for ron chety in coming weeks hold off derek schmidt. garrett tenney has a preview there. >> i will never apologize for protecting the lives of our children. >> democratic kansas governor laura kelly isn't backing down from controversial decision to be the first governor in the nation to close schools for the rest of the year in 2020. she is now locked in one of the tightest gubernatorial races in the country against republican state attorney general derek schmidt in a race where education could be the deciding factor. >> this governor has done more damage to more of our kids than any other leader in the history of th

joe biden is de facto in business with the drug cartels. no one is talking about it. there need to be an investigation after november. steven michellet weekend. >> amen. fbi. thank you. >> jesse: a major development in the case of a guy who killed the teen for being a maga extremist. plus, aoc is obsessed with pregnancy these days and we will try to make some sense of it. ♪ and wisdom comes with benefits. dryer's broken okay... you want a socket.... that's especially true when it comes to medicare. so make the wise call and learn more about cigna medicare plans in your area. their tools and resources make it simple and easy. bears can smell wifi. visit cignawisecall.com today. you want to flip it. >> jesse: seems like aoc has baby fever and can't get it out of her mind. first she told us americans weren't having babies because of climate change and then she told us how great it is that there is all these migrants here since they will have the babies that others won't. now, she has got some new thoughts about having kids or not having them, rather. apparently conservatives want to ban abortions because they need more workers. >> forc

fair, joe does occasionally bite. ( laughter ) then former president obama had words of praisefor his wife's portrait. >> i want to thank sharon sprung for capturing everything i love about michellegrace, intelligence, and the that fact that she is fine. >> stephen: that is the most endearing compliment from a president to a first lady since harry truman gave bess that "hot mama" hat. ( laughter ) we've got a great show for you tonight! my guests are "cbs mornings'" gayle king and tony dokoupil, and "glow" star betty gilpin. but when we come back, "meanwhile!" join us. ♪ ♪ ♪ ( applause ) morningsgs are our t time, and d i couldn't't let stiffff jojoints slow w me down. so i startrted takingg ososteo bi-flelex every day becacause it hasas joint t shield.... ...clilinically shown toto improve joint cocomfort within 7 d days. ososteo bi-flelex - availalable at youour lol retatailer and c club. the choice between prop 26 and 27? let's get real. prop, 26 means no money to fix homelessness, no enforcement oversight and no support for disadvantaged tribes. yikes! prop 27 generates hundreds of millions towards priorities like new housing units in all 58 counties. 27 supports non-gaming t

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according to the media he and michelle obama became bffs, he started a war based on a lie but since he doesn't like trump all the media talks about are his paintings. so like joe'sends, what the dems call evil never really changes. i know. i didn't like it when i was reading it. but i have to meet my quota of poop jokes. it's just the latest republican with serious potential to beat democrats. now it's desantis's turn because he scares them because nothing scares the left like competency because they've never experienced it themselves. so they pull out the standard phrases, he likes like a bully throbbing play games with people's live for his advancement. yeah they lied about him fudging covid stats and kidnapping illegal immigrants. sorry you big baby he's not a bully when he punches back. they did this on everybody like wolf blitzer. it's been around forever. more that the media needs a strong laxative. now the times sounds like this. what's more trump has the skills of a celebrity he's funny a stage presence and a natural ca ras ma. he can persuade an audience he's just kidding and doesn't actually mean it. that's nice. finally they described trump the way i

meteorologist michelle grossman, thank you very much. >>> and still ahead on "morning joe," we're going to speak with the secretary of homeland security, alejandro mayorkas, about the federal response to hurricane ian. >>> plus, the latest from russia and ukraine, vladimir putin admits mistakes in the way russia's recent military draft is being carried out while also taking a key step in the process of annexing part of ukraine. we'll have reaction from president biden and the trump appointed judge overseeing the special master in the documents case. the fbi might have planted evidence at mar-a-lago. you're watching "morning joe." we'll be right back. go you're watching "morning joe." we'll be right back. oh, davante adams! what's up, man? we need to talk about that lucky jersey. haven't washed it in years. multiple years? i don't see any stains. it's lucky. mmm, i don't see any luck. it's dirty. lucky. dirty. but we just scored a touchdown. crowd: yeah! not we. me. ohhh! touche. you need to deep clean that. you know what to do. good luck out there! bro, no. listen. it's dirtier than it

michelle obama are now on display in the white house. nearly six years after they left, the former first couple returned for the unveiling. their host joe the obama administration. nancy cordes has that story. >> reporter: the obamas and dozens of former aides returned to the east room wednesday for a tradition that dates back to the carter era. >> barack and michelle, welcome home. >> reporter: the unveiling of their official portraits that will hang in the white house for posterity. >> i want to thank sharon sprung for capturing everything i love about michelle. her grace, her intelligence, and the fact that she's fine. >> reporter: former president obama's portrait was done by robert mccurdy, who is known for his ultra realistic paintings that could almost be confused for photos. >> you'll note that he refused to hide any of my gray hairs, refused my request to make my ears smaller. >> reporter: typically, a president's portrait is unveiled during his successor's term, but president trump skipped that tradition and then came covid. >> our democracy is so much stronger than our differences. >> reporter: michelle obama's portrait has b

michelle obama committed a royal faux pas, placing her hand on the queen's shoulder, but her majesty reciprocated, placing her hand on the first lady's back. her final meeting with the american president coming with joeen last year, in england, biden's only time meeting the british monarch as president. cnn's phil mattingly is here in washington. joe biden has ordered flags there at the white house to half staff. he's also remembering the impact of queen elizabeth on his life. >> yeah, that's right. those flag also be at half staff until the queen's burial. the president and first lady jill biden putting out a lengthy statement, recognizing not just her contribution to the u.s. and uk's relationship, but to the world, saying she was more than a monarch, but defined an era. she was a steadying presence and source of confidence and pride, including many who have never known the country without her. he went on to say, he met her in 1982, traveling to the uk as part of the senate delegation, and jake, it was during that trip -- obviously, it was a big international focus, big focus on the u.s. role in the world, given it was joe biden's first international trip. but the focus on that meeting itself seeme

joe does occasionally bite. ( laughter ) then-- then, former president obama had words of praise for his wife's portrait. >> i want to thank sharon sprung for capturing everything i love about michelle intelligence, and the that fact that she's fine. >> stephen: that is-- that is the most endearing compliment from a president to a first lady since harry truman gave bess that "hot mama" hat. ( laughter ) we've got a great show for you tonight! my guests are "cbs mornings'" gayle king and tony dokoupil, and "glow" star betty gilpin. but when we come back, "meanwhile!" join us. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪♪ your caramel frappe in the morning can earn you free mcnuggets in the afternoon. because every order earns points when you order with the mcdonald's app. download the app today to start earning free mcdonald's. we got the house! you did! pods handles the driving. pack at your pace. store your things until you're ready. then we deliver to your new home - across town or across the country. pods, your personal moving and storage team. lactaid is 100% real milk, just without the lactose. tastes great in our iced coffees too. which makes waking up at 5 a.m. to milk the cows a little easier. (moo) mabel says

joe biden. really motivate the democratic base to get out to the polls. to remember what is possible. to remember what excited the democratic base about not just barack obama and michelle about really the values and the hopes and dreams and aspiration that's that coalition of voter really stood for. and that coalition still exists, actually. those are americans who certainly are concerned about the democracy, and who want to see it expanded to include a more diverse group of americans than republicans do at the moment. so that group of voters is extremely weary. and joe biden really needs all the help he can get to turn them out to the polls to keep democrats in the house in november. so i think that is important. i also want to say, i think this is a moment when so many students, unfortunately, across the united states are in schools where censorship is being applied and the whitewashing of american history is taking place. it is a really sad, sad moment. and i think it is really important for that reason that these portraits, we know they'll go up on the halls of the white house. this is, you know, it's not just symbolic. i should say, symbols matter. that's a good e

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