joining us now is author nicole walker.ches creative writing at northern arizona university. thank you very much for joining us tonight. we really appreciate it. >> thank you so much for having me, lawrence, i am grateful to be here. >> you begin your essay in the times by asking people to look at this, acknowledging that it is difficult. there are graphic passages in your piece that you want people to look at and consider because you believe that this subject needs to be discussed in this kind of detail. mine is an extreme example. what's happened to me is one of those special cases that people are like, oh, yes, if we can we should make exceptions for rape or incest. but my argument is, i think, a little bit more complex, which is, you do not have your own body autonomy, if you cannot decide what happens to your body. then what does it even mean to be a person? it strips us, i think, of our own humanity. and i feel that really deeply. >> you are the second woman who has written an op-ed piece like this for the new york ti

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nicole walker gets tonight's last word. the 11th hour with stephanie ruhle starts right now. >> tonight, legal walls a little closer to the former guy? a judge considers weather there is more he should make public about the search at mar-a-lago. and trump's former right hand financial man likely heading to notorious rikers island jail. then, the dangerous threat of right-wing extremism. a children's hospital in danger because of hate filled disinformation. poll workers, law enforcement and now a hospital -- the threat is real. plus, the senate is a toss-up. there's diminished hope for republicans taking control. and mitch mcconnell now blaming candidate quality. that is code for, blame it on donald trump, with the clock ticking toward the midterms. the 11th hour getting underway on this thursday night. good evening once again, i am stephanie ruhle. new revelations about the fbi's search of mar-a-lago may soon see the light of day. several media organizations, including nbc, were in a south florida court today, asking a judg

walker international institute. now let's hear from woody holton and nicole maskiell. thank you for joining us today. >> well, welcome and thank you so much for being here. i'm here with woody holton, and i'm really excited to talk about his new book, liberty is sweet: the hidden history of the american revolution. woody, one of your big claims in this book is about the hidden influences on the american revolution. so, i really want to talk about some of those. i really wanted to start out first here talking about the different groups that you highlight in this narrative, this incredibly engrossing narrative about as you term, this hidden history. so, let's jump into it. what are some of these major groups and these hidden influences, and why have they come to shape your research so heavily? >> first, nicole, i want to thank you for doing this all university of south carolina program with me. i have a lot of reasons to be proud of our history program at usc, but the fact that we have two early americans who could have a conversation like this is really cool, and i appr

conversation is nicole, assistant professor of history at the university of south carolina where she's also the director of the public is to reprogram and fellow faculty african-american studies at the walker international institute and now let's hear from these two and thank you for joining us today. >> welcome and thank you so much for being here and i am here with woody and i'm really excited to talk about this new book liberty is sweet, the hidden history of the american revolution rated quality, one of your big claims in this book is about the hidden influences on the american evolution rated i really want to talk about some of those and i've really want to start out first year talking about the different groups that you highlight in this narrative of this incredibly engrossing narrative of about this hidden history so let's jump into it. what are some of these major groups and is hidden influences and why have they come to shape your research so heavily. >> will first want to thank you for doing this in the program with me have a lot of reasons to be proud of her history program and usc but the fact that we have two early americans that we can have a conversation like this is really

senate because of candidates jd vance, walker and memet oz and democrats have a decent map which is not what we expected. back to the question to nicolember in 2016 donald trump didn't raise a lot of money, jeb bush did and donald trump road to victory and he actually is the real elephant in the room beyond ron desantis and one reason democrats are optimistic in '22 because he's more on the ballot on -- than one would have expected and normally in a midterm it's a referendum on the incumbent president. trump is injecting himself into that and so as a result democrats are hopeful they can have some victories just like they did in the georgia midterms when trump meddled in those after the presidential race. griff: well, you raised a good point, al, you know, donald trump is not just the elephant in the room. at the current moment he seems to be the kings of the lions, kings of the jungle. of the ten house republicans who voted to impeach in the second impeachment trial, to impeach donald trump, only two have survived four retired and four got slacked. do you believe, noel, that donald trump controls at this moment the heart and pulse of

oz, marco rubio, herschel walker and j.d., people in violent marriages should enjoy them for the kids' sake. vance, i don't know. >> nicoleltimately going to decide a lot of these races and as you've seen and talked about and this article demonstrates these are candidates not performing well in the stump and by and large some of them are dodging debates and they're not raising money like they should be and this money is not going to the ads that should be communicating their message. campaign committees and super pacs can certainly help, but the lowest unit cost for an ad is through a campaign committee and if these candidates aren't doing what they need to do, you're essentially paying a lot more money to communicate with voters than you otherwise would and i think democrats in a lot of these races, rafael warnock, we've seen ryan in ohio and a lot of these places are running very, very smart campaigns in any ways that the democrats can make competitive gives a chance for democrats to hold the senate. >> robert gebs, how much is the party aligning itself with the insurrectionists and insurrection changed the landscape in