story in 2018 and again this past fall was all the women running for office that's when i met stacy abrams because they are my home state of georgia she was running to become governor. so she had me in her home we did this whole interview because she would have been the first black woman governor. i met paul at jordan and idaho, jones in texas, and a number of others. group of black women in alabama running for smaller positions. the huge story on there was all of the huddle of black women running for office. it was a tremendous story. those of the two series i did. and it ended but those were the seeds are really planted that then became huddle in the book. tobacco took you you said over two years you wrote it. talk about the 19 judges it's so inspiring. >> i love women i love these women. my office walls or about blank now. the thing is, when you host the show especially in the last couple of years in the new cycle has been fever pitch , you have to cover the news. if i see these 19 women in these judge position because it's viral photo of theirs i want to cover it. there's so many other

and my good friend, the dnc chair from south carolina, and stacy abrams. whatever she wants to be. i want to thank stacy for empowering people to vote and making their voices heard. you've been amazing, and most of all, i want to thank you, the people of georgia. [crowd chanting] we will give you a microphone. folks, georgia was, 100 days ago today, when i was inaugurated on the steps the united states capitol, to be your president, i was looking forward to coming back and seeing you guys. [crowd chanting] >> close the detention centers down! i agree with you. i'm working on it, man. give me another five days. -- president biden: i agree with you. i'm working on it, man. give me another five days. [cheering] [cars honking] folks, you all know what they are talking about. there should be no private reasons period, none, period. that's what they are talking about, private detention centers should not exist, and we are working to close all of them. thank you. alright, thank you. alright. let them go. i promise you, the only thing that will keep me from doing

disagree with that law and we don't want the economy in georgia here to suffer as a people like stacy abrams and senator warnock and the democratic senators from georgia has said they don't support businesses pulling out of georgia because they live in georgia and so of course they have to say that but that is not to say that corporate america or other outside voices are wrong for making it stand against the voter suppression law in georgia. ruth bader ginsburg, steven breyer, their job to publicly try to keep confident up about the court as an institution but it's the job of thus on the outside that can have enough common sense to note that the court has become irreparably politicized to make proposals like this one. >> the president has made announcements on this and talked about forming a commission to take a look at the issue and we heard both speaker pelosi and senate majority leader say they will hold off on making an effort to expand the court until they hear from the commission and is that a good move? >> the commission is something that, by its very existence, is a nod to the surge

shannon: stacy abrams has a different approach to what we should do with joblessness, quick reaction after you watch. >> insufficient for us to simply focus on the more traditional masculine areas of the economy, recognizing we have to have women in every area, in particular women who have been hardest hit and intentional engagement and intervention to rebuild more solidly. >> react to that. >> one of the reasons women have been hardest hit is because they haven't opened our schools across this country, he made a promise to get schools opened within 100 days. not only is it unconscionable to what he's doing to these children but the fact that a lot of women had to step out of the workforce so they could not only care for their children but educate their children and the impact that will have on women in the workforce going forward and the impact this is going to have on our children is unconscionable. laura: -- >> doesn't have to be that way. rob: been in school since august, we've done it safely. our daycare's have been -- we can do this. shannon: you shown you can do it but they ha

shaking flags, stacy abrams is out of the running. ellen is hard to replace.unk today time, maintaining that level of joy every day does wear you out. she is producing everything on television. >> don't know the complaints about ellen. thank you, have a great weekend. the worst media offenders of the week, ingraham angle, what you do not want to miss. make fitness routine with pure protein. high protein. low sugar. tastes great! high protein. low sugar. so good. high protein. low sugar. mmm, birthday cake. try pure protein shakes. with vitamins and minerals for immune support. make fitness routine with pure protein. high protein. low sugar. tastes great! high protein. low sugar. so good. high protein. low sugar. mmm, birthday cake. pure protein bars and shakes. for every fitness routine. >> laura: it's easy to become numb to media bias. the "the ingraham angle" is keeping track of the worst offenders. joining me is ari fleischer and also >> easy to become numb to media bias, the ingraham angle taking track of the worst offenders during the week. ari fleischer,

sundays, you spoke to stacy abrams about your decision making process. did she say to you on the front? >> stacy is somebody who gave us a vision of who a leader can look like in georgia. i remember when he decided to run for governor. there was question. we've never a black woman be the governor of the state of georgia and people asked the same questions of who is electable and who is not. she's proven to us not only is she a leader, she's transformed what electoral politics looks like across the entire country. she's a household name. so stacy said to me sometimes people have to see it before they can envision for it themselves. she showed us in 2018. >> georgia state representative candidate for secretary of state. thank you. >> thank you. >>> ahead next hour, we'll speak with ads's secretary of state katie hobbs. we'll talk about the so-called audit happening there now. >>> national guard troops are leaving d.c. after a months long stay to keep the capitol safe following the insurrection. this as the general who lead the security view in the wake of

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[inaudible] >> makes it medially political and suspect respect stacy abrams. [inaudible] for we are all mad we are also mad, michael gordon you are going to sit in timeout for just a little bit. the man painted the manliest of man pales returns later coat however it uptick on the jewish community and progressive democrats continue to criticize israel. so how do we stop the hate? human rights attorney jason, did you know geico could save you hundreds on car insurance and a whole lot more? cool. so what are you waiting for? mckayla maroney to get your frisbee off the roof? i'll get it. ♪ (upbeat music) ♪ ♪ ♪ whoa. here you go. (in unison) thank you mckayla! dude, get it. i'm not getting it, you get it. you threw it. it's your frisbee. geico. switch today and see all the ways you could save. (vo) this is more than just a building. it's an ai-powered investment firm with billion-dollar views. a cutting-edge data-security enterprise. yes, with a slide. a perfect location for the world's first one-hour delivery. an inspiration for the next workout cult. and enough s

maria: we point this out because hr1 has passed the house and today stacy abrams says she wants to runmean, she's already changed georgia without ever being governor. she's intimidated governor kemp. she's intimidated the secretarym of state. so she's dominated georgia despite losing. and maybe she figures she will do the same thing but she'll have to face off against kamala harris who i think has her own ideas about who the first woman president should be.am but you know, what ken just said is really important for people to understand. in a number of states the republicans were just plain out-lawyered. the other side did a better job. they set the rules of the game. the rules of the game were designed to do exactly what he said. figure out how many votes the republicans have. and then hold the ballots open until you can get enough votes to beat them. and that's -- every one of the states it was really close, that trump lost, you had those kind of shenanigans and had state law violated in every one of those states. my mind, there's no question that those states were in effect stolen, t

topic number four, former georgia lawmaker stacy abrams is now getting her own tv series coming to beds about a supreme court justice that plunges into a coma. i wish i could say what happens next i tried to read it and i plugged into a coma. the show would be produced by working title television and nbc universal. slices the nbc promoting a democrat for a change that's great for this is a first novel stacy is written under her real name which is previously written for other novels under pen names. title deception, reckless, secrets and lies, and hidden sin. ♪ ♪ basically the entire democrat party platform. and before we go, do not forget its tickle me tuesday. going three minutes to get the punchline but do not cheat use the # tickle me tuesday ready? what word is always spelled wrong in the dictionary. wrong in the dictionary. the answer after the break obsession has many names, this is ours. the lexus is. all in on the sports sedan. lease the 2021 is 300 for $369 a month for 36 months. experience amazing, at your lexus dealer. ♪ ♪ ♪ common love isn't for us ♪ lease the 2021 is 300 f

whatever spivak yeah, spivak yeah, what speed mac spivak it made me think of the amazing things stacy abrams have done with redistricting and how if you look across pre- much across the country that's a huge thing and how every elections work out but it is not there is not that chance to get indignant about it or anything so it doesn't have the appeal spivak but the good news is we are paying attention. a generation ago there's a great sense in the 1990s that homer symptoms stays at home from church on a sunday and turns on the tv and it's a debate on redistricting and clearly just the most boring thing and he finally has a minute to himself and the dullest thing possibles on the tv and now we are tweeting and arguing about very man dream. homer simpson of today would be screaming at his tv about that same thing and i think that's a negative aspect of it but were paying attention with a positive aspect and i don't know but the apathetic political engagement of the 20 century and i don't admire that and it's good they're not killing each other but it if turnout is 40% and people can't tell th

[inaudible] >> makes it medially political and suspect respect stacy abrams. [inaudible] for we are all mad we are also mad, michael gordon you are going to sit in timeout for just a little bit. the man painted the manliest of man pales returns later coat however it uptick on the jewish community and progressive democrats continue to criticize israel. so how do we stop the hate? human rights attorney brooke goldstein joins me live from israel to break it all down and moments. geico lets you file a claim online, over the phone or with their app. ♪ that makes me wanna say... ♪ ♪ stay... ♪ (sniffles) are...are you crying? uhh, there's pollen... geico. great service without all the drama. nicorette knows, quitting smoking is freaking hard. you get advice like: try hypnosis... or... quit cold turkey. kidding me?! instead, start small. with nicorette. which can lead to something big. start stopping with nicorette (naj) at fisher investments, our clients know we have their backs. (other money manager) how do your clients know that? (naj) because as a fiduciary, it's

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afternoon with the singer—songwriterjohn legend and the absolute star of the democratic party, to stacy abramsof commemoration. thank you so much you gary o'donoghue. thank you so much you gary o'donoghue. let's go to israel because it could be the beginning of the end for benjamin netanyahu. he's the country's longest—serving prime minister — having been in charge since 2009. opposition leader yair lapid, a centrist, is in talks to form a coalition with the right—wing nationalist naftali bennett, a former ally of mr netanyahu. mr lapid has until midnight on wednesday to gather a majority. here's what he said earlier. translation: there is still plenty of obstacles on the way to forming a new government. maybe that's a good thing because we will have to overcome them together. but that is our first test, to see if we can find smart compromises in the coming days to achieve the greater goal. under the proposed deal these two mean, yair lapid and naf—tali bennett, would reportedly take turns to be prime minister. benjamin netanyahu had been offering naftali bennett his own power—sharing arrangem

the work force shrunk thanks to the effort of stacy abrams in georgia our for for opportunities reversed in the senate when we received federal money. now we have to get back in first gear. we are hiring as quickly as we can and training. becoming an operator takes tremendous amount of training. there is a time periodness after the hiring process to get those folks ready to be out on the street. we are moving just as quickly as we can in order to get operators into our buses, to open up the train system where those vehicles have greater after. that is taking time to completely reverse what for a year we were planning as the system to reverse that and be in extension. >> got it. i do think that this pilot will start in a few more months. hopefully we will be further along with that. it is unfortunate we are in the place where we are says in a transit first city that is experiencing huge amounts of congestion as we re-open the city that we are concerned that we might have too many people who want to get on the bus and you can't handle the ones who want to get on now. as i understand it in

the work force shrunk thanks to the effort of stacy abrams in georgia our for for opportunities reversed in the senate when we received federal money. now we have to get back in first gear. we are hiring as quickly as we can and training. becoming an operator takes tremendous amount of training. there is a time periodness after the hiring process to get those folks ready to be out on the street. we are moving just as quickly as we can in order to get operators into our buses, to open up the train system where those vehicles have greater after. that is taking time to completely reverse what for a year we were planning as the system to reverse that and be in extension. >> got it. i do think that this pilot will start in a few more months. hopefully we will be further along with that. it is unfortunate we are in the place where we are says in a transit first city that is experiencing huge amounts of congestion as we re-open the city that we are concerned that we might have too many people who want to get on the bus and you can't handle the ones who want to get on now. as i understand it in

. >> stacey abrams, you're known for "hidden sins ""secrets and lies," "never tell" -- do you like that reading, stacyho is in a coma, a law clerk. a biotech company. it is so complex and so wild. boy, what a ride. why did you decide to put your name on this one? >> the only reason why my name wasn't on celina montgomery's books i was publishing ands it was easier to keep them separate. >> but avery keane as you point out or she says, i'm not just a law clerk. tell us about her. >> so avery is this incredibly complicated young woman who is finishing her second years a law clerk to a supreme court justice and who's just trying to figure out what she's going to do next. she's got to deal with a strange relationship with her mother. >> yeah. >> and really an uncertain future. and she gets dragged into this story where she has to execute this power of attorney. this responsibility for a supreme court justice, but without really having the authority to make anyone do what she needs to do and stay away while she's got to do it. >> yeah, mom's got drug issues. i thought it was interesting that your family wa

the work force shrunk thanks to the effort of stacy abrams in georgia our for for opportunities reversed in the senate when we received federal money. now we have to get back in first gear. we are hiring as quickly as we can and training. becoming an operator takes tremendous amount of training. there is a time periodness after the hiring process to get those folks ready to be out on the street. we are moving just as quickly as we can in order to get operators into our buses, to open up the train system where those vehicles have greater after. that is taking time to completely reverse what for a year we were planning as the system to reverse that and be in extension. >> got it. i do think that this pilot will start in a few more months. hopefully we will be further along with that. it is unfortunate we are in