tries to forge a peace with t talib in afghanistan. my first guest tells me the stakes for afghan women are terribly high. >>> then after his own brush with death, author and historian timothy snyder tel me why americans can't be free without free health care. >>> plus -- >> google is just a box to see what my friends are doing.t there are people whose job to use it against y. >> exposing the dark underbelly of social medi

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i just don't think the afghan people will understand their leaders who will either talib or the government. if they lose this opportunity i just think they would not be true to their people if they did that so i think they feel that pressure they feel that pressure that that yearning is there for peace but they are also under pressure from us they're also under pressure from other international players we're watching them we're going to monitor these negotiations and we'll help with that help is needed but ultimately now we're in a different phase in which the afghans are in the in the seat they can't blame the united states they can't blame others they are eyeing each other. the. current generations the losses that they are suffering their aspirations and the circumstances of generations of afghans. not to lose this opportunity but to rise and take advantage of the psystar of the opportunity and if they do the united states wants to assure afghanistan that we would be a good partner we want a good legacy behind in afghanistan and we would like to see this war and finally there is yes ther

voted against the dnc platform, including some of your surrogates, including representative rashida talib, and rhohanna what does that say about the future of progress ives in joe biden'sy.emocratic pa >> it is not a great secret that joe biden is far more conservative than i am. joe biden does t believe in medicare for all.i do. i believe in the green new deal. joe does not.t at i would say, if you look at his health care program, it is a pretty strong program. he is prepared to take on the greed and the collusion of the pharmaceutical industry, andke sure that americans are not forced to pay by far the highest prices in the world for prescription drugs. that's p gttyd. he wants to lower the age of medicare eligility, from 65 where it is today down to 60. needless tosay, i would include everybody, but that's a step forward. look, it is no secret, i ran against joe biden he is more conservative than i am. and the platform that he supports is not the platform that i would have written. on the other hand, as you know, we had a number of task forces from his campaign, my campaign, came toget

talib: thank you, madam chair. madam speaker, i prove to submit for the record a letter of support for this legislation from the march of dimes. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. ms. talib: i rise today in support of the pregnant workers fairness act. in my district and across the country pregnancy discrimination persists, especially against people of color and immigrant women. when companies refuse to accommodate for pregnancy related needs, it doesn't just hurt the person being discriminated against, it hurts the entire family. especially when nearly half of working women are the sole or primary provider for their families. it's time to put families first over corporate greed. we must ensure that no pregnant person is forced to quit, coerced into taking unpaid leave, our fired because their employer refuses to accommodate. we must protect the more than 85% of women who will become mothers at some point in their working lives. on behalf of all the beautiful mothers in my district, 13th distri

ilhan omar, ha she had today talib are outraged. back to the fbi emails.ss which republicans the fbi under comey was really worried about. can you guess which republican law maker? we'll tell you. thanks for joining us. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪ elizabeth: thanks for joining us. you're watching the fox business network. to the latest. the mayor of portland, remember he fought president trump on federal help in order to stop the riots. 100 straight days of riots. he is moving out his condo building after protesters tried to light the building on fire. we have details on elvis presley iconic graceland estate in memphis, tennessee, vandalized with black lives matter graffiti, defund the police and. fbi has discovered disturbing new element, a plan, agreement by 30 local gangs in chicago. they formed a pact to shoot any gun that dru draws their gun and film it, get it on national tv. we have former attorney general for florida, pam bondi. great to have you on. reaction to the headlines? >> i don't know where we start, firs

broadcast a politzer prize recipient who importantly is a war reporter in '08 was held captive by the talib editors at "the new yorker" and the author of "in deep." also back with us again tonight, barrett berger, attorney with the eastern district of new york and southern district of new york great to see you both. david, by way of welcoming you a question i ask of a lot of guests around here barr may call this legitimate but how far from normal are we now? >> with all due respect to the attorney general, this is just unprecedented. this is about donald trump's conduct 25 years before he became the president of the united states. it's about his conduct in a department store where jean carroll says he sexual assaulted her. this is barr using the justice department to protect the president and strengthen the presidency this is barr's obsession and it's just unprecedented in my view. >> barrett, what is the legal benefit to the sitting president of the united states >> well, i think there is a few benefits to the president by having the u.s. government substitute it as the defendants in this

mark: you have true bigots and anti-semimites in the democrat party from my perspective you have talibethings she's said omar there are others. republican party, they rejected david duke. or they vote down steve king. democrat writes letters to the prime minister of israel and threatens the prime minister of israel if they have right to return in some of the sovereign parts of ancient israel. they don't write letters to the palestinians they don't write letters to abbas, hamas and perfectly happy with a campaign on this. whereas republicans wrote a letter to the prime minister endorsing its position. we seeing a realignment in this country and based in part on the base of the democrat party moving harder and harder to the marxist left which is anti-semitic? >> absolutely. absolutely. real ace linement has happened i think it has been in play since certainly since obama era beyond it is just begin kind of busting into full flowering right now and large part of that is because trump is so overtly proisrael this is driven left to embrace anything that trump dislikes. so the left will now

at war since a long time leader moammar gadhafi was deposed and killed in 2011 we'll take a look at talib years divided the un recognized government controls the areas in blue its seat of power is in the capital tripoli the world wholly for have to who form the self declared libyan national army controls these areas in red and the administration that sides with him is based in the eastern city of to brooke after us forces had been trying to capture tripoli from d.n.a. forces for more than a year one of the ahead has been monitoring the talks for us from tripoli. well a train mains to be seen word of these talks will lead to specially with the fact that the meetings are contradictory to the situation on the ground as you know that all these meetings including today's meeting and will call tomorrow's meeting in switzerland are all meant to solidify to bring peace back to the country to. enforce. the escalation to put the ceasefire in place the ceasefire that was announced it in august by both were evolve leaders head of the internationally recognized government in tripoli face and the head

, the charges from the groups calling for your resignation and from others including congresswoman talib is that you have dealt with " peaceful protesters" violently. how do you answer those charges? >> it's comical that u.s. congresswoman has never tried to sit down and have a conversation. she also has another agenda so she doesn't speak for a lot of detroiters but here is the fact. we're now in excess of 100 days of managing protests. of that has been six instances who weave had to use force, and its always been in response to violence, perpetrated by these criminal, and in one instance, or several instances where we gave several warnings that you will be arrested and took our time, took about on hour the last time, when 44 were arrested, they resisted arrest. they resisted a lawful arrest, david, and so we use that force that was necessary, so they would prefer they just take over and do what they want to do. they do not represent detroit and that's what makes this city so different and this region so different. david: now, 20 police chiefs in the united states have either been force

women, just with the women he's citing here, with aoc, can congresswoman omar, with congresswoman talibto demonize from the moment these women got elected. this is not the first time he's done it with them. they are some of his favorites. joe, to your point at the top, the thing that's so disturbing about the entire thing is not that donald trump is a fascist and not that donald trump is an aspiring autocrat, but is that the response to all of that is only gotten more intensity positive in his crowd. and whether donald trump wins or loses this fall, those people and those views they cheer and they embrace in donald trump, that slice of the electorate will still be here, and that's why i keep saying over and over again, the man is dangerous, but he's a symptom, not a cause. >>> next, an update on a new jump in coronavirus cases as president trump revels in packed crowds of supporters, standing shoulder to shoulder for hours. >> without masks. >> you're watching "morning joe." we'll be right back you're watc joe. we'll be right bac ♪ and now your co-pilot. still a father. but now a friend