she's an iconic actress you know from "thelma and louise," "a league of their own," and "beetlejuice.the founder and chair of the geena davis institute on gender in media. her memoir "dying of politeness" is out now, geena davis is back on the show. [ cheers and applause but before we get to all that, with just four weeks to go until the pivotal midterm elections and early voting about to start in crucial states, republicans and democrats have settled on very different strategies. republicans in key battleground races will determine control of congress and decided to fully embrace donald trump even as the federal criminal investigation into his stolen classified documents intensifies. president biden meanwhile is taking the first steps toward decriminalizing marijuana. for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." ♪ [ cheers and applause >> seth: as much as we may all want him to disappear into the sunset, donald trump is still very much playing a central role in republican politics, and specifically the gop's campaign to take back control of congress just this weekend he traveled

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. >> shit, thelma. >> the thing i love so much about "thelma and louise" is it's really a love story two women. that was one of the great female buddy movies of all time. >> these two friends decide to get away, and things go off the rails really, really quickly. >> shut the [ bleep ] up, you hear me? shut up! >> please, please don't hurt me! >> you let her go, you [ bleep ] hole or i'm going to splatter your ugly face all over this nice car. >> i was driving home one night, and the idea just hit me -- two women go on a crime spree. >> good morning, ladies and gentlemen, this is a robbery. >> it wasn't just the idea. i kind of saw the whole movie in one flash. >> goddamn, you're a bitch! >> i don't think he's going to apologize. >> nah, i don't think so. >> aah! >> it's an odyssey of two women on their last journey. they would not know it was the last journey. therefore, the journey had to be magnificent. >> a lot of women looked at this film and thought, i can relate to those women, i know what they're going through, i understand the choices they make. >> let's keep going. >> what d

thelma thomas daily. dr. daley: they are supposed to have scholars appear and i am by no means a scholar, and they gave me the topic last night that i was to talk about dr. bethune as an organizer. i don't know quite what an organizer is but let me see if i can do that. let me also say that as we talk about dr. bethune in terms of the national council of negro women, in 1923 at the fifth national convention of delta sigma theta sorority she was made an honorary member. i know there are some deltas in this room and he wanted me to say that. -- you wanted me to say that. you've heard many things about dr. bethune but the one thing that really impressed me was her faith. her faith was so deep. and in my research, i found out that every morning, she said a rising prayer and it says -- "in my strength i rise. i have love, i have peace, i have faith. i have power." those were her words each morning. "in thy strength i rise. i have love, i have peace, i have faith, i have power." strong words. strong words. i wish m

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and to have this many folks thelma was exaggerate or not. that they believe the most adamant election american history is a legitimate, is a problem. and it is a fundamental problem, because the popular will be has to under gird the rule of law and the constitution. the fact that people like me are having to say that then you're asking questions about that is a sign of how we are. >> if republicans win the house. and the senate. what have we have a future joe biden's presidency? >> the president's been through a lot of ups and downs in his life in his career. and i think he will confronted these confronted everything else. i would think, again, he's my friend. i help him when i can. so take this for what it's worth. i think he believes in the mission to make the declaration of independence. and and i think you will see is duty going forward to the theater stand up to his personal instances. that could be -- >> george w. bush described his party's loss as a thumping. and then barack obama described his causes weight as it has a shellacking. h

significant amount but are there going to keep purchasing the accelerator going to be like, louise and thelma2023 a tough year. >> remember the biden administration at the blamed putin price hike that was caused by day one decision of declaring war on domestic energy production everything we suffered right here because of that incredible inflation we are suffering right now. dagen: i said that the day joe biden was inaugurated he promises to transition away from oil industry, everybody feeding these insane policy ideas, into his ear he cut into key steen xl pipeline i said that day what you give up u.s. position is swing producer and give up our control over the global price of oil, you cede pour prosperity to nations that hate us, vladimir putin would have never had the money without the ascent in oil prices would never have had the funds, to invade ukraine if not for joe biden and the progressive cronies, concocting this insane devastating policy for the american people, steve moore, our stage manager sat here asked the question everybody wants to know. when is this inflation going down? lo

i see this as a thelma and louise thing. the crisis is a feature and not a defect. there is tension around how you deal with that. other than that i am not sure. a federal tax credit is like an insurance measure. >> when you read folks who do what we do, it is easy to dream up narratives. the white house does not talk to mitch mcconnell now. it is a huge deal. because you get to control the flow. it is going to be real hard to put together any kind of legislative dealmaking. mostly what you get is a lot of oversight. you get pandemic response. folks may remember the democratic house actually got legal standing against trump. when he was trying to be appropriate money. you can expect that the republicans will file for standing. that will bring up that issue. unless they deal with the debt ceiling issue. that will be a huge thing next year. >> what happens? it seems like that is where the energy will go. bethany: as much as i appreciate earnest answers about that, there is no world in which that is the debate. we have mentioned this in passing. it is easier to govern

the fiscal a closer people are talking about, this is a thelma and louise type thing. the crisis is a feature and not a defect. there is a tension on how we deal with that. i take federal tax credit as an insurance mechanism. >> when you talk about folks that do what we do, it is easy to dream up narratives. that is nonsense. like andy said, if you get that number in the house, it is a huge deal, but it is a huge deal because you get to control the flow. if you are a speaker and six or eight of them want to spend all of their time doing something else, it will be hard to put together any kind of legislative dealmaking. what you will get is a lot of oversight and investigation. get to look at where the covid funds are going, you look at response. look at cdc guidance and the role of unions. folks may remember, the democratic house under the power of the purse got a legal standing against trump when he was trying to reappropriated the $5 billion in 2019. i think the republicans would file for standing which would resolve that issue and it would become a fight about the m

uh, they can shake, because there is the most serious excitement with the area of ​​​​thelma for 30. than years. it was written by westerners. if there are no other sources, we are not trying to admit that it is all there. but the fact that the excitement is coming. this is understandable, there were slogans, including political ones. in is, uh, calling for resignation sidepin just re-elected triumphant. yes, that's just for the sake of fairness, it means a comparison of baking sheets. this is an exclusively western newspaper western media pro slogan politics. well, i myself speak for myself dim, i say, i probably have the right, maxim is some kind of maxim analysis of his own. why write it all off? maxim western? maxim maxim you have the right to speak, but you do not have the right to speak? maxim at the same time with me. well, do you understand why? well you finish maxim what are you trouble, fuck? how long did i say before you first tried, but it seems that maxim is somehow not really there. i left in the direction of maxim interfere. you yes you uh you finish now okay if i fini

join me in welcoming the eight national president of the national council of negro women, doctor thelmaley [applause] they are supposed to have scholars up here and they, i am by no means a scholar. they gave me the topic last night a, i am supposed to talk about doctor mary mcleod bethune as an organizer. i don't quite know what an organizer is but let me see if i can do that. let me also say that as we talk about doctor bethune in terms of the national council of negro women, in 1923, at the fifth national convention of delta signified a sorority, she was made an honorary member of delta sigmund faded sorority, and i know there are some deltas in this room who wanted me to say that. [applause] so you have heard many things about doctor bethune, but the one thing that really impressed me was her fate. her faith was so deep, and in my research, i found out that every morning, she said, arising prayer, and it says in nice strength high-rise. i have love, i have peace, i have faith. i have power. those were her words each morning. in thy strength high-rise, i have love, i have peace, i ha

if we're thelma and louising this thing, i'll let you know. >> i feel like the call could come at any right back. ins, thank reporting. we'll be right back. you're less intimidating. you don't find me intimidating? no. it's a height thing. hi. -hi. we're from the new york times, i believe you use to worked for harvey wienstein. i can't believe you found me. i've been waiting for this for 25 years. we have decades of accusations of assault. wienstein's on his way here. let him in... this is all gonna come out. hi, my name is tony cooper. and if you have both medicare and medicaid, i have some really encouraging news that you'll definitely want to hear. depending on the plan you choose, you may be eligible to get extra benefits with a humana medicare advantage dual-eligible special needs plan. all of these plans include a healthy options allowance. depending on the plans available in your area, you could get up to $1800 a year to help pay for essentials like eligible groceries, utilities, rent, pet care and over-the-counter items. other benefits on these plans may include free rides to

if business groups are saying, i think i described it as thelma and louise last time when we were here up on great. if you suck to much money out of the economy immediately, you will make the recession worse. they are looking to date, give us some reason for hope and do not give up on growth. if your ultimate role is to bring debt down as a percentage of gdp, bring debt down but do not forget trying to grow their growth bit because that can grow as well. they will say, give us reason to invest over this period. by, say, give us reason to invest over this period-— say, give us reason to invest over this period. a lot of commentators have said there _ this period. a lot of commentators have said there has _ this period. a lot of commentators have said there has not _ this period. a lot of commentators have said there has not been - this period. a lot of commentators l have said there has not been enough of a sense of contrition on behalf of a sense of contrition on behalf of rishi sunak and jeremy hunt. they have said mistakes were made when they were 30 their predecessors and they were

ambassadors that will not only support this downtown area, but will support important communities like thelma, like the mission and other places where we know they are so desperately needed. this is just one step forward in hoping to address our public safety challenges in san francisco. we know it's complicated and we know we have a lot of work do, but what i appreciate about today -- today is about community, today is about people who work here. today is about business, today is about our city workforce. today is about bart. it's about our partnership and working together to make san francisco a safer place for awful us. safer place for all of us. so many things happy as a result of the pandemic. now the pandemic is almost preempty much behind us. how do we roll up our sleeves in order though move the city forward? how do we roll up our sleeves to make san francisco the place we know and love? i hear people talk about san francisco and how it's such a beautiful city. we know it's a beautiful city but how do we keep it that way? we fight for it. we keep it that way by making the appropriate