you're on with sophia nelson, go ahead. caller: you are -- you speak very well, i could liste to you l day. gues you are kind, i grew off exit three in uth jeey. caller: jersey girl. [laughter] guest: i am, am. caller: first of all, what do you think of the project 2025 thing that is going around? the hatred thing that you brought up is true. i'm sorry for that comment that that person made. i understand the hatred thing. i have an identical twin brother who won't even speak to me. he has a trump flag in front of his house and you know what? i'm not a hatred person. i don't want deal with any of that. the other thing, how can a person who is a criminal run for president? i do not -- i will never understand how this is even allowed. don't even understand it. those are comments. st: i wrote down the question so we can get back to them, but can you tell me, at one point did you end your idental twi diverge on your political identity or political beliefs? do you remember specificly when it happened? caller: this d not start unt

you're on with sophia nelson, go ahead.r: you are -- you speak very well, i could listen to you all day. guest: you are kind, i grew up off exit three in south jersey. caller: jersey girl. [laughter] guest: i am, i am. caller: first of all, what do you think of the project 2025 thing that is going around? the hatred thing that you brought up is true. i'm sorry for that comment that that person made. i understand the hatred thing. i have an identical twin brother who won't even speak to me. he has a trump flag in front of his house and you know what? i'm not a hatred person. i don't want to deal with any of that. the other thing, how can a person who is a criminal run for president? i do not -- i will never understand how this is even allowed. i don't even understand it. those are my comments. host: i wrote down the question so we can get back to them, but can you tell me, at one point did you end your identical twin diverge on your political identity or political beliefs? do you remember specifically when it happened? calle

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commentator and author sophia nelson talks about her new political action committee, childless chicks harris. "washington journal" starts now. ♪ host: good morning. it is monday, august 26, 2020 four. we are now just 70 days from election day. we will talk about the economic

so, issue shah, how hard is it when you read in the newspaper you have a friend in law school sophia nelsonublic defender in detroit. she spoke out last week and she said j.d. hates the police. that j.d. had told her that he hates the police and he felt like minorities were being treated unfairly. will you explain that to us? does he hate the police? did he say something like that? >> um, well i haven't looked very closely at what their email correspondence was so i don't know exactly what it said. j.d. certainly does not hate the police. i think that is clear through his career and before, you know, he maybe had a negative interaction once or twice and made, you know, a remark like that. i don't know. but, since then and always as long as i have known him he has had a great deal of respect for them and everything they do to keep us safe. yes, it is hard to know that sometimes politics comes in the way of friendships and, you know, we -- i think j.d. made this clear in his own response. it is hurtful and it is sad. and the only thing that i would say is that we've both been in a position of

. >> joining me now to talk more about the race for the white house is sophia nelson. she's back, she's a columnist for the atlanta journal constitution. former counsel for the house gop investigative committee, and the founder of childless checks for harris, that's new since the last time we spoke you had it last time and you laughed at me last time frame i didn't remember that one, but okay. >> all right. >> well, good to see you again, so you wrote in the ajc, you know, about the dnc and you used words like extraordinary vibrant, connected, deep unity. >> do you see all that motivating people to register to vote and then actually get to the polls in just now 72 days. >> i actually do you know, this reminds me of the obama campaign, which i covered and you covered and enthusiasm as some excitement and joy and vibrancy brings people out. it brings people to like, it inspires people and look, we've been through a dark period, fred with covid and with death and not being able to bury our loved ones, not be able to have our kids in school and do all the things that we do

nelson piers pottinger, don't you love them ? time now don't you love them? time now for your latest headlines from sophia wenzler. >> andrew.1131. i'm sophia wenzler in the gb newsroom. the families of the three nottingham stabbing victims have criticised the mental health services who dealt with killer valdo calocane, saying they have blood on their hands. that's after a new review found an nhs trust played down kalakani's risk to the public by potentially omitting key details, including his symptoms of psychosis. calocane, who has paranoid schizophrenia, fatally stabbed 19 year old students barnaby webber and grace o'malley—kumar before killing 65 year old caretaker ian coates in june 2023. a man has been charged after an 11 year old girl was stabbed in leicester square. the met police have confirmed 32 year old johann penacho, of no fixed address , penacho, of no fixed address, had been charged with attempted murder and possession of a bladed article. it was initially thought that the girl's mother had also been hurt. however, it was later confirmed that blood from her daughter's injuries had been mistaken for injuries o

nelson. but being honest, which one. which one do you. are you team piers or team nigel. let us know. gbnews.com/yoursay. but now it's time for the news headlines with sophiaing. from the gb newsroom. it's just gone 1130. your headlines. the prime minister has warned the october budget will be painful, but that the country will have to accept short term pain for long term good. during his speech in downing street earlier , sir keir downing street earlier, sir keir starmer warned things will get worse before they get better and next week's return to parliament will not be business as usual. he also addressed the recent riots, saying they showed the cracks in our society after 14 years of populism and failure. speaking a short while ago, the prime minister also reiterated that economic growth is the top priority of the government . priority of the government. >> i promised that we would get a grip on the problems that we face and that we would be judged by our actions , not by our words. by our actions, not by our words. i said before the election and i say it again really clearly today , growth. and frankly, by today, growth. and frankly, by that i today, g