. >> joining us now is sarah matthews, who served as deputy press secretary in the trump administration before resigning. she endorsed harris this week. also joining me, barbara who endorsed harris and appeared on stage alongside her in pennsylvania today. thank you for joining me. i am eager to get your perspective on everything that transpired today. i would love to get your thoughts. first on this exchange with brett. >> i have not seen the vice president angry in a interview this entire election cycle and i wonder if you think her comments break through with the very republicans she may be trying to target while going on fox in the first place. >> i hope so, fox does not have republicans on very often, they certainly do not have me or republicans like liz cheney or adam and i do not imagine they invite sarah on anymore. if they do they get attacked by donald trump and brett himself got attacked by trump so much that the morning after the election, i believe it was the morning after the election, brett was shown in emails during the lawsuit they had, he was one of the ones arguing, m

. >> let me ask you this, vice president, you called donald trump -- >> joining us now, sarah matthews, deputy secretary for the trump administration before resigning, she joined the harris campaign this week. thank you both for joining me, i'm so eager to get your perspective on everything that has transpired today. i would love to get your thoughts, first on this exchange with bret baier, i have not seen the vice president that angry and that incensed in an interview maybe this entire election cycle. i wonder if you think her comments breakthrough, with a very republicans she may be trying to target and going on fox in the first place.>> well, i hope so because fox doesn't have republicans on very often, they certainly don't have me or republicans like liz cheney or adam kissinger, because if they do, invite people like that, they get attacked by donald trump and bret baier himself has gotten attacked so much that the morning after the election, i believe it was the morning after, bret baier was shown in emails during the whole lawsuit that they had, he was one of the ones that was a

sarah matthews, the white house deputy press secretary. >> sarah matthews. >> and the lifelong republican-election campaign in june of 2019. >> sarah matthews who's the former deputy press secretary in the trump administration was there on january 6th. >> under oath and will be in the spotlight. >> a colleague suggested that the president shouldn't condemn the violence because they thought it would be quote handing a win to the media. if he were to condemn his supporters. and i disagreed. so i motioned up at the tv and i said do you think it looks like we're f-ing winning because i don't think it does. >> do you remember where you were watching some of those important hearings? this is all relevant to the choice the country is making now. some people already voting in early states. everyone will vote soon. who chooses too and that was a line from miss matthews where some aides saw a line, others joined donald trump in pushing well past it. take someone you're probably familiar with. trump white house vet, peter navarro. he participated in the congressional part of the january 6th plan and

we're joined we our trump administration veterans, olivia troye, sarah matthews, we just saw both of sound we just played, former deputy press secretary in the trump administration and mark lauder, who worked as an assistant to the president and the vice president and was strategic communications director for the trump 2020 campaign. welcome to all of you. thank you for joining me together. >> thanks. >> appreciate it. olivia, let's start with you, and at this point, with what we saw last night, and the contrast, why it is important to you to be advocating for harris? >> look, as someone who lived the trump administration all four years firsthand, i started my tenure at dhs and served under mike pence and what i saw from donald trump day in and day out was chaos, instability for the country and fundamentally i just felt he's truly unfit for office. so i felt it is my duty as someone who served in national security to really take a stand for our country and make a difference here to do everything i can to make sure he doesn't return. >> do you take the recent vows, which we can get in

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jonathan allen, sarah matthews, and alencia johnson are back with me. is probably in many respects some of the most asinine and galling parts of what comes out of this republican party, sarah. is in a moment of national crisis, where we're all trying to deal with what happened, we have loved ones and family and friends who have been affected by the storm. the government is pulling together its resources to respond accordingly. you have these individuals, who want to go out and deliberately put out misinformation, so for example, you have fema now having to warn of helene misinformation. having to launch a rumor response page on their website so that people will get the facts. what the hell is wrong with these people? i mean, these aren't the same people that you and i worked with over these many years. i just don't get it. i mean, and in a national tragedy, you love donald trump so much that you're going to parrot that kind of crazy out there and promote conspiracy? which quite frankly, could wind up having people hurt and harmed, not getting the resourc

. >> joining ush now sarah matthews who served as deputy press secretary in the trump administration beforear resigni on january 6th. she endorsed kamala harris this week. also joiningis me former virgin congresswoman barbara comstock, who has endorsed vice president harris and appeared on stage alongside her in pennsylvania today. thank you both for joining me. i'm so eager to get your perspective on everything that's transpired today. congresswoman comstock, i'd love to get your thoughts. first, on this exchange with bret bair, i've not seen the vice president that angry andno that incensed in an interview maybe this entire election cycle. and i wonder e ifnt you think h comments break through with the verygh republicans she may be trying toep target ongoing on f in the first place. >> well, i hope so because fox doesn't have republicans on very often. they certainly don't have me or republicans like liz cheney or adam kins 'inger. i don't imagine they invite sarah on very often anymore. because if they do invite people like dothat, they get attacked donald trump. and bret bair him

now let's turn to the special guest i mentioned, sarah matthews.nuary 6 committee and spoke about her experiences and why she is now backing kamala harris. you are on the show last week. welcome back. >> thank you for having me back. >> let's start with those reports whether or not you were an eyewitness to that. we have woodward reporting on things that involve trump sharing covid tests with putin and the core allegation there is it is somehow for trump and not the american public. how do you view the reporting? >> i was unfamiliar with that reporting that came out. it was really alarming to me because we had recent reporting from "politico" that showed us that during wildfires in california, trump did not want to send relief to americans there until he was shown voter data they were supporters of his. then you have, during the pandemic, americans who were suffering and dying because of this once-in-a-lifetime pandemic. people couldn't get a hold of tests but what does he do? he was not sent to the american people, he was sending them to our adver

and sarah matthews, former trump white house press secretary. the v.p. ramping up her warnings about a trump in a second turn in the final stretch. >> i should point out that some noise behind me on the north lawn. there's demonstrators protesting the gaza war. that's what that noise is. regards to the town hall, vice president harris was pressed on several issues. and, yes, she is trying to make the case, more so now, that donald trump is an existential threat to democracy. that message resembles what president biden was saying when he was campaigning. she also touched on other issues. she talked about supporting taking a look at the filibuster to codify roe, and also potentially supporting some kind of supreme court reform. it's that message of responding to general kelly's comments that donald trump is a fascist, she used that word herself for the first time. let's take a listen at some of what she had to say last night. >> frankly, i think of it as, he's just putting out a 911 call to the american people. >> let me ask you tonight. do you think donal

president of the united states, really is -- it demeans the office. >> so, alencia, i'll ask sarah matthews also, who is with us, how did those comments play with suburban women? >> listen, i mean, i think, one, she handled the question well on the interview with reverend sharpton on msnbc, but you also saw her addressing this in her conversation with liz cheney today. there are a lot of suburban and swing voters, particularly white women voters who actually don't like this crude language, this toxic masculinity that they're already -- that they're seeing displayed from donald trump. you know, the people who quite frankly couldn't stand when he came -- the "access hollywood" tape happened and then have seen him get even more emboldened with these gross comments. the other piece that, to couple this, disdain and disgust with donald trump and you hear people talking about not raising the next generation with this type of leadership, on top of that, the suburban voters are considering what happened with roe v. wade was overturned, abortion is still a top issue for a lot of women voters includi

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. >> sarah matthews is one of those staffers no longer by trump's side. served as donald trump's white house deputy press secretary until january 26th, 2021 and she joins me now. you resigned during the insurrection on january 6th. talk to me about why you've decided to actually speak out for kamala harris. something i don't think you ever contemplated doing before that happened. >> no, i think if you would have asked me four years ago if i would be excited to vote for harris, i would be like what are you talking about. but obviously, i didn't think an insurrection in the capitol was going to happen either. i saw firsthand how unfit donald trump is to serve because his unwillingness to call off the mob and accept the results of the election. you have his vice president pick being asked multiple times if they lost the 2020 election and they still refuse to admit it. to me, it just shows the type of character of these two men and why it's so important to keep them out of the oval office. it wasn't enough just for me to talk about the dangers. i knew it was

sarah matthews, former press secretary in the trumpet ministration. and mark lauter, who has worked as an assistant to the president and the vice president and was strategic communications director for the trump 2020 campaign. welcomed all of you, thanks for joining me together. >> yeah, appreciate it. olivia, let's start with you. and at this point, with what we saw last night, and the contrast, why it is important to you to be advocating for harris? >> look, someone who lived the trumpet ministration all four years, firsthand. i started my tenure at dhs and then served under mike pence, and what i saw from donald trump day in and day out was chaos, instability for the country, and fundamentally, i just felt that he is truly unfit for office. so i felt it is my duty as someone who served in national security to really take a stand for our country and make a difference here, to do everything i can to make sure he does not return. >> do you take the recent valves, which we can get into, but talking about citizens as enemies, abusing power, do you take

next week in pennsylvania, along with former trump administration members, alyssa farah griffin, sarah matthews. >> and as i said, cassidy hutchinson who endorsed vice president harris last night policy is important. it's very important to me and there may be few issues that kamala harris and i would see eye to eye on the donald trump and jd vance cannot be trusted with the constitution. they cannot be trusted to uphold our rule of law. and they can't be trusted fact responsible policy because he hutchinson joins a shortly joining us now is mkela car who served as chief of staff to kevin mccarthy when he was house speaker before he was ousted a year ago. today with us as well, cnn political commentators, bakari sellers and former republican congressman adam kinzinger. he's served on the january 6 committee with liz cheney and like her has endorsed by i suppose, and harris also cnn's kristen holmes, who's traveling with the trump campaign. so congressman, how important and maybe surreal is it for voters to see liz cheney up on that stage campaigning with kamala harris well it's, probably pretty,

he defamed live at the table bakari sellers, scott jennings ashley allison, david urban, and sarah matthews with 13 days to go americans with different perspectives aren't talking to each other. but here they do >> i'm abby philip in new york. let's get right to what america is talking about. nothing good to say tonight. a tape, the kamala harris campaign will want americans to hear donald trump's onetime chief of staff, john kelly, talking unvarnished about the former president. he runs through a litany of episodes how trump held disdain for service members calling them losers and suckers on multiple occasions, he says how trump looked down on disabled veterans, how trump required explanations for why hitler was not good. how trump prized personal loyalty above constitutional principle and how trump in kelly's view, met the dictionary definition of a fascist shortly the former president certainly, no, sorry, taryn dictators. he has said that he fought certainly falls into the general definition of fascist for sure. >> it's fair to say that never in this country's history has a former presi

co-host of the trail-blaze podcast, jamal simmons, former trump deputy white house press secretary sarah matthews, and national political reporter for the new york times, astead herndon. you also worked for donald trump use since endorsed vice president harris, you're voting for her in this election. but what when you hear trump say the enemy from within, and he makes clear his name drops a us lawmaker who has investigated him as someone that he considers the enemy from within. what do you make of those comments? >> i think it just shows you what a second trump term is going to be about. it's not going to be about making america great again, it's not going to be about bettering the lives of people in solving their problems that they're facing. it's all going to be about him and his retribution that he's seeking and him trying to gain as much power as possible. so that way he can get that retribution. and i think that it was really smart tonight. the vp's rally that she held in pennsylvania, she played clips of his own words where he talks about the enemy from within or things like that where it s

co-host of the trail-blaze podcast, mall simmons, former trump deputy white house, press secretary sarah matthews, and national political reporter for the new york times, astead herndon. sara, you also worked for donald trump you've sent endorsed vice president harris. you're voting for her in this election. but what when you hear trump say the enemy from within, and he makes clear his name drops a us lawmaker who has investigated him as someone that he considers the enemy from within. what do you make of those comments? >> i think it just shows you what a second trump term is going to be about. it's not going to be about making america great again, it's not going to be about bettering the lives of people and solving their problems that they're facing. it's all going to be about him and his retribution that he seeking and him trying to gain as much power as possible. so that way he can get that retribution. and i think that it was really smart tonight the vp's rally that she held in pennsylvania, she played clips of his own words where he talks about the enemy from within or things like that. it

sarah matthews served as procedure for trump.taff writer at the atlantic and the politics bureau chief and senior political columnist at politico. i want to talk about that interview, some of the 60 minutes were pulling clips which we will share. my breakdown of their strategy. you may not agree with me. what did i get wrong there? >> i think you were largely right, and i will say it makes all the sense in the world for any candidate to take advantage of a large audience to get their message out one month from the election. the role of technology has changed how americans get information. do podcasts. do between the two ferns. do tv. >> if you were in a different role and advising them, you wouldn't say sit down with a two-hour interview with the "new york times"? >> take advantage of any media or the folks have not decided who they will vote for. or no vote at all. where i differ is the snippet where you said what makes the press corps relevant as they have the exclusive rights to ask questions of lawmakers. what makes the press

joining me now is sarah matthews, former deputy press secretary in the trump white house, and david rothkopf, columnist for the daily beast and host of the deep state radio podcast. sarah, i want to start with you first because you have worked for donald trump. do you see the cognitive decline that the las vegas sun sees? >> i think i do. you look at the videos of him in 2016 and compare it to now, and it does appear like he's lost his fastball. no one would evsay donald trump has been the most eloquent speaker, but i do think that if you go back and watch those old videos of him, and compare it to now, it's just so apparently clear to me. and he is rambling more, more incoherent. can't stay on message, and so it does appear to me that there's a cognitive decline there, and i think voters need to ask themselves. this was obviously such an issue for biden's candidacy so why doesn't that translate for trump then? biden, i think he was all there in his mind, but his age was showing a little more in his physicality. but with trump, it's mental. and so we really need to ask ourselves if we want t

tonight liz cheney and three former white house staff members, cassie hutchinson, griffin, and sarah matthews held an event in support of kamala harris. >> there are some of the people in this country were also going through things because of donald trump. because donald trump has mastered this ability to target and manipulate people based off of their greatest fears and anxieties. he targets these people and manipulates them. he seduces them into his power and tells them that he is the solution to their problems. i know this because i was once one of those people that really believed in him. i grew up in a family that was fairly disenfranchised by the government and felt that he could change things for us. i believed that he could be that person. it was the compassion, empathy and forgiveness. the love that really brought me back and gave me a second chance at life. i was looking at leaders like liz cheney and also jamie raskin. it was leaders like nancy pelosi. president biden, vice president harris, who showed me. >> somebody republicans, and most of them are men, who either made a decisio

people you are familiar with, former trump official gordon and former white house press secretary sarah matthewsf who testified against trump and both said no more trump shortly after the capitol attack. eras that. >> why was it important for you to say no more trump because of the january 6 conduct and you stand by that? >> i don't and by and i will tell you why. i have now lived for years under the biden/harris policies and i have to say that those policies are not only becoming an existential threat to our country's way of life, but to our allies as well. >> the difference between us is that i'm willing to set policy aside and i don't agree with kamala harris on most things. but at the end of the day, we can agree on, that we respect the constitution. i believe she someone that will uphold and donald trump has shown us he won't. >> what are your thoughts on all of that? >> you know i have thoughts on that. first of all, what policies are damaging to the united states, what is he talking about with our allies. they are just spitting out ridiculousness and the fact -- maybe he's unemployed. pet

well, let's talk to a republican that we have with us who worked for donald trump, sarah matthews is here and sarah, obviously, you were the deputy press secretary in the trump administration when i was covering you have endorsed liz cheney. >> you're voting for sorry, for kamala harris. you're voting for or you're gonna be with liz cheney on the campaign trail next week, are you someone who ever thought that you'd find yourself voting for a democrat? >> i think if you would. have told me for years ago that ib excited to cast my ballot for kamala harris for president in 2024, my head would have exploded. so no, i did not envision myself being in this position, but i also didn't think that an insurrection at our nation's capital was possible. i also didn't think that we would ever have a president who would disrupt the peaceful transfer of power for the first time in our nation's history. so it made the decision easy because i believe that donald trump has shown us that he is wholly unfit to ever serve as president. again and so yeah, i'm going to vote for the person who i think can be

you see sarah matthews, a former trump aide who resigned. stephanie grisham, who resigned after january 6 out on the road to give these people what they view as permission structure to vote for kamala harris, right? we weren't for trump in their minds. he was erratic, he was crazy. you might not like some of these things about her, but you really can't vote for him again. now whether that works or not, i don't know. we saw even leading up to the 2020 election dnc and others did all sorts of focus groups on character and they've done a lot of people didn't like trump's character, but they still voted for. and there's character messages didn't work that well at that point. so i'm not necessarily thinking that this will work. i don't know if it will or not, but they're spending a lot of time, a lot of resources, a lot of energy. as you're seeing today, and sort of the central part of the strategy down the stretch to get republicans to vote against donald trump. >> they may have to do that, right? because look at the coalition that she's trying

trump deputy press secretary sarah matthews in that camp and we just heard her very clearly and thoughtfullyte her case against trump and for kamala harris on wednesday in discussion with several trump vets right here on the beat. >> i don't agree with kamala harris on most things but at end of the day, you know what we can agree on, that we respect the constitution, that i believe that she is someone who will uphold it and donald trump won't. he's the first president in our nation's history to disrupt the peaceful transfer of power. i don't want to put someone like that back in power in the oval office because i don't think he deserves to step anywhere near it. >> that is worth hearing. and that is why we had her on to hear it. that is what matthews said from her front-row seat which turned her into a witness to a now charged and in some cases convicted election plot and sedition. another star witness, all the way back to trump's first impeachment, sondland said january 6 was his line publicly breaking with trump. but unlike what i've just been reporting for you, unlike cheney or matthews,

sarah matthews to make their case against trump in pennsylvania. and look, many of these republicans will tell you that they have very little in common i'm going with most of harris as policies. but they say it's not about that we might not see eye-to-eye on many policy issues, but i trust her to hold people accountable. >> i trust her to uphold our rule of law. >> we may disagree on some things but we are bound together by the one thing that matters to us as americans. more than any other and that's our duty to our constitution. >> now as for trump there's no love lost. >> he's reshaped the gop in his own image, right? >> any claims, those who are stand in his way are rhinos, not real republicans? >> well lichi any lost for congress she was terrible. liz cheney is a stupid warhawk. all she wants to do is shoot missiles at paypal. i really think it hurts. i think frankly, if kamala i think the hurt each other, i think there's so bad boss tonight is not just the old guard of the grand old party thumbing their nose at him the one and only bruce sprin

is liz cheney, then you also have folks like cassidy hutchison, sarah matthews, alyssa paragraph and,em worked for former president trump and his administration. they have all said that they are voting now for vice president kamala harris. they will be hitting the campaign trail with former congresswoman liz cheney actually on monday i believe in montgomery county, pennsylvania , to go out there and have a conversation about why they are participating in this election, and why they haven't made the pipit from trump. >> these are supercritical stops along the campaign trail for harris and for harris surrogates. i think going to a state like pennsylvania is certainly crucial. it is crucial to not only try to win over some of the disinfected republicans, disaffected independents, those that see themselves as the so- called tribe of the republican party, a lot of republican strategists are counting on those people ultimately coming home for donald trump. the next 30 days of helping people see, no, you don't have to do that. the fact, not only do they not have to do that, they don't have t

fireside chat and pennsylvania, they are former trump white house aides, alyssa farah griffin sarah matthews, and cassidy hutchinson. hutchinson yesterday officially endorsed harris i am really, really proud as a conservative to have the opportunity to vote for kamala harris and tim walz in this election policy is important. >> it's very important to me and there may be few issues that kamala harris and i would see eye to eye on, but donald trump and jd vance cannot be trusted with the constitution. they cannot be trusted to uphold our rule of law. and they can't be trusted to enact responsible policy. >> and let's begin in ripon, wisconsin with cnn's eva mckend. ahead of this harris campaign event featuring former republican congresswoman liz cheney. so eva, what do we expect to hear from cheney today? >> well, pam, this is a message grounded in country over party. what you're going to hear from liz cheney and the vice president is that ultimately this election, in their view, is about upholding the rule of law, democracy and that those issues are more important than the policy disagreement

national review, ramesh ponnuru former white house deputy press secretary for trump administration sarah matthewso has endorsed kamala harris for president, okay. for some maria, what did this mean the head flop of i mean, what amount was hurt? my neck but what did it mean to you that he didn't get it done clearly, he did not get it done. >> that was not a satisfactory answer, not for that latino gentlemen. i don't think for any american who really understands the danger that donald trump still poses a day of love odd thing to say. >> it is a very odd thing to have said, you know, his supporters will eat it up because they believe every single thing that comes out of his mouth but in this very close election, donald trump should be passed trying to get support from just his supporters. he needs women, he needs suburban women. he needs republicans. he needs moderates. he needs latinos. he needs more black voters, and denying what happened on january 6, we all saw it with our own eyes. it happened minute by minute as we were all appalled, who's staring at our television sets? not understanding what

cheney, along with former trump aides, including alyssa farah, griffin, cassidy hutchinson and sarah matthews will also be participating in what they're calling a fireside chat in pennsylvania, a crucial state of battleground, state where they will also offer their warnings up of former president donald trump. >> now this is not an official event for the harris-walz campaign, but certainly the type of thing that the campaign is touting priscilla. >> thank you so much you're seeing those images of liz cheney and kamala harris side-by-side at a campaign event set aside where liz cheney stands within the you donald trump republican party of today, still like unbelievable. >> there were sort of a weightiness to it. it liz cheney, as she was delivering the speech, you sort of saw these thought bubbles where you could see like, i can't believe i'm doing this or how did i get to this point? there was this seriousness that over it was hanging over the whole thing. it was really interesting. it really was. all right today, donald trump will be in battleground. georgia was someone i think the kids call

. >> karen finney, and former trump deputy press secretary sarah matthews and sara, you have since said you're going to be voting for harris, which you once told me, you know, you worked for donald trump. you could never have imagined yourself doing think that initially, but given your experience in the trump white house and seeing harris back at that same spot tonight, what did you make of her speech? >> it was really surreal feeling. i was fortunate enough to be there and watch the speech in person tonight. and i haven't been to the ellipse since january 6, 2021. wow. and so it was really moving ai myself getting emotional at times, listening to her speech, she talked about wanting to find common ground, being a president for all americans, and wanting to turn the page on this vicious history that we've had these last ten years. i believe that donald trump has been in the political arena and i found it very moving, and i think a lot of people villa at home probably did as well because she reminded people of why they don't like donald trump. then i think she expertly laid out a to-do l

i again, i gladys don't you no disrespect to you know, olivia troye or sarah matthews? i don't think lattice some choice looking at serve as like, you know, now, now, i a couple of voter, but actually you should think about who the target audiences, right? and the target audience is not matt gorman. it's not i think that they're not trying. i'm not saying you're supporting the former president even talked about that, right? but it's not trump. >> it's the mothers of the kids that if you voted republican for many years, literally, the mothers of those kids, this squishy swing vote in the united states that could be swayed by things like, oh wow former trump, trump's and trump staff rep. on and it has to be geared towards media because a lot of people who are taking their kids to school, who you went to high school with and who are putting food on our tables are not able to go to event. >> so it has to end with the media and they're seeing that and it's an all the battlegrounds, it's not just pennsylvania and wisconsin there's going forward. >> the media and their attenti

and so, going back to sort of the sarah matthews, cassidy hutchinson, these former trump officials outhim, i think that's incredibly important and that they should emphasize that. kamala harris should emphasize it in every single one of these media appearances that she does, that even his own people can no longer support him because reminding republicans of that does remind them of trump's chaos and unfitness. >> everyone who knows better should say something. tim miller, sarah longwell, thank you both for spending time with us this hour. >>> up next, we're set to get another update on hurricane milton at the top of the hour. much more news ahead. don't go anywhere. "deadline white house" returns after a quick break. eadline whis after a quick break. your record label is taking off. but so is your sound engineer. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. our advanced matching helps find talented candidates, so you can connect with them fast. visit indeed.com/hire a chewy order is on the way for (interrupted by dog)... (dog howls) roo. who can speak for himself. but can't shop for

of the american actor matthew perry has pleaded guilty to illegally distributing the drug ketamine. up hello, i'm sarah campbell. we start in the middle east — where the lebanon health ministry says at least six people have been killed by an israeli air strike on central beirut. we're looking at live pictures showing smoke filling the skyline of the lebanese capital. the idf says it has carried out what it calls �*precise strikes�* on a building that is used by hezbollah. israel has issued a fresh call for civilians to leave parts of southern beirut. in another development, the iran—backed houthi militia said they carried out a drone attack on tel aviv. in a statement the houthis said they carried out a military operation on a vital target in the jaffa area. israeli authorities have not confirmed the claim. meanwhile, president biden has said he will not support any attack by israel on iran's nuclear sites in response to tuesday's missile barrage by tehran. the us president has spoken to other world leaders in the g7, and called for any retaliation from the israelis to be �*proportionate'. the iranian

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charged in connection with the death of the american actor matthew perry has pleaded guilty to illegally distributing the drug ketamine. up hello, i'm sarah