>> she was all about young people and so certainly stacy abrams. think she might let the leaders rise up themselves. she would not kind of anoint anybody. she would be supportive once that person kind of arises but she would be there to support and help move the needle forward. there are a lot of movements now cooks that would be what bob moses did in casting her noticing the genius and saying i need to do more of this or that. >> i'm reluctant to even name anybody producing issue name anybody there's a charge on twitter, instagram and the other. i support all of the sisters. i will say this about stacy abrams. both of her parents are methodist ministers. there is a grounding that comes. and they did not have much and they had a big family. there is a grounding that comes from having faith in your core. and that is what i see as a common thread between tubman and hammer, and stacy abrams. >> we are talked about this idea of leaders, we talk in preparation for the conversation that black lives matter sort of operating on that same type of model if y

the stacy abrams. activists, best-selling author, entrepreneur and political leader. someone who made history as the first black woman to become the gubernatorial nominee for a major party spending 78 years as minority leader. stacy founded multiple organizations devoted to social issues and has authored several best-selling books herself. she has earned more awards and honors and i can even list here in the time given. if everyone is ready to start, i would love to hand it over to stacy to moderate the discussion between hillary rodham clinton and luis penny. stacy, take it away. >> thank you so much, laura. thank you so much to lucy and welcome louise and welcome madam secretary. >> thank you. stacy, it is so wonderful. stacy, we have never met. i know you and hillary are close. hi, hillary. >> madam secretary, you are on mute. >> okay. thank you. if i only knew it were that easy when we were applauding. >> it could have solved a lot of our problems. i cannot tell you how excited i am to do this with our two local bookstores. i want to thank laura and lucy for this

rock obama, harris, stacy abrams to activate the black vote in virginia which terry mcauliffe got 90%the black vote when he ran the first time, the latest fox poll has that 80%, glenn youngcan at 14% so mcauliffe really needs to get closer to that 90%. the other reason they are using this tactic is to win back some ground among white women in the suburbs, the northern virginia suburbs where they've lost ground on the education issue, that is the beating heart of the democratic coalition, without suburban women in african american voters, women in particular terry mcauliffe is not going to win the race tomorrow. ibly19 according to jeff is only mcauliffe is really down because biden's massive spending bills haven't passed yet. >> no doubt president biden saw lower approval rating now in the commonwealth and elsewhere is contributed to the sense of malaise among democrats, unable to pass an infrastructure bill, unable to pass a broader reconciliation bill, it definitely has contributed to lack of positivity about the direction of the country. ibly19 have you seen evidence biden's agenda

they just threaten to run for things like stacy abrams and they do just well.s a humble way to make a living but u know, they're working very -- but u know, they're working very hard tat. >> what will it take? look, i'm -- they're working very hard at it. >> look, i'm sure beto o'rourke is good at hacky-sack and other things. how many losses will it take for him to stop? >> i heard he's a furry. he seemed to really enjoy losing. maybe it's a fetish of his or something. i think this is just his gig now. we'll probably be seeing him for a long time running for things and not actually winning. >> tucker: yeah, never overlook masochism. chadwick moore, good to see you. >> thank you. >> tucker: we'll be right back. much going on in the news. we'll tell what you in just a second. >> tucker: so the promise, the essential promise of america is equal treatment under the law. we're all citizens. we're judged equally for what we do. most important thing we have and it's going away. if you need more evidence, consider this. one of the biggest investment firms in the countr

we still have stacy abrams in georgia insisting she is the rightful governor of the state so it's a problemb at anyone who's going to promote a theory that they are the rightful when in fact they aren't so i think he was right to concede i think he was right to waited out given how narrow the margin was to see if there was a path to victory to see if it could have turned out more votes in his savior but ultimately i think he made the right decision. neil: i went to get your thoughts on you know for governor murphy and jack ciattarelli was right we are already hearing from powerful democrats i don't know when the governor's office about tax cuts and the rest, but something resonated from this election and the closeness of it that might change behavior as he was saying republicans picked up seven to eight seats in the legislature here, toppled the senate president. you know, so there is some reason to believe that democrats should be looking over their shoulder; right? >> absolutely and jack ciattarelli is right this was not a failure by any means. no one was paying attention to this race and

if you want to talk about people that want to talk about prior elections, go back and look at stacy abrams. she's talking about a prior election and terry mcauliffe had her up and campaign with him. >> i'm talking about future elections. donald trump is ginning up concern about future elections. he says the elections are totally corrupt in our country. he said that just this last month, and he said if we don't solve the presidential election problem of 2022, republican also not be voting in '22 and '24. >> and chuck schumer goes to the floor of the senate and keeps saying the election laws in this country are unfair, all right, so chuck schumer keeps saying that all the time. why don't you call chuck schumer and ask him why he keeps saying that. >> with all due respect i'm talking about your republican candidates, which is your purview. right, this is about what you are saying to your -- >> i like what democrats are doing, though. one year out i hope the democrats keep doing what they're doing. >> this isn't just about what democrats are doing. obviously this is about what republicans are

. >> and just when we thought that it could not get any better this blockbuster woman, we have stacy abramserating this discussion, activists, best-selling author, entrepreneur and political leader and is the woman inmate history as the first black woman in to become a nominee for major party than seven or eight years as minority leader and stacy that in multiple organizations devoted to social issues, and is authored several best-selling books are self she isng hard for awards and honors they can even list here in time given so everyone if they're ready to start, with a two handed over to stacy to moderate this "state of terror" discussion between hillary clinton and louise penny so stacy, take it away. >> thank you so much to laura and also to lucy hoblyn and welcome louise penny and also madam secretary, hillary clinton braided. >> thank you and i know that you would hillary close that we have never met in this is such a for doingnd thank you this in high calorie. [laughter] thank you predict i did not know it was that easy when we were applauding. >> i cannot tell you how excited i am t

everybody went in there black community people, stacy abrams, they thought they could rescue him.hey couldn't do it right so ye it will resonate freight in response to your earlier point about parents is i think it's almost like we are both parents it's almost like instinctive you're going to do something to protect your children. whether it's true or not and i know it's not true, people don' teach critical race theory in virginia schools, it doesn't matter at this point because youngkin said it and they believe it. >> so you think these parents were all fooled and that's what got them fired up and they went in there or you think it was because they were at home looking over their shoulders of their children and seeing what they were learning in school an they got concerned? why would they fabricate that concern, why would they make that up when a lot of them were independent voters, some of the were democrat voters, why would they do that? >> i don't think anybody had to fabricate anything. i think it's the case that they felt somehow that people weren' listening to them and they

mcauliffe brought in biden, obama, stacy abrams and ignored parents being kept out of the classroom,ation, the rnc suing the biden administration over the vaccine mandate. when you get the results? wind you get a verdict? before or after the mandate kicks in? that will be important. >> we filed today. it is so egregious that the biden administration would put front-line workers who worked through the whole pandemic, saved lives, at risk, if they are making agency over their own body. i am very pro-vaccine. i got the vaccine, my kids have gotten it but i don't think people should choose between putting food on their table and livelihood and the government mandated vaccine. i think it is unconstitutional. we don't know what the courts are going to do. this is such an emergency, so critical to our public health and safety that we are going to delay it until after the holidays in january. it seems politically motivated and takes away from the argument that biden is making that it is a huge public health issue. stuart: in new jersey republican jack - refusing to concede. >> we are looking