democrat stacey abrams spoke about that with celebrity tv host oprah winfrey. >> there is this lethargy around voting. is there political hope possible these days? >> absolutely. i think of it less -- lethargy is part of it. it's also distrust and despair. >> yes. >> you spent so many years not seeing change, it's hard to believe anybody's telling you the truth. >> winfrey campaigned for abrams when she lost against kemp. >>> u.s. student loan is back on the ballot. barrett declined to send an appeal to the full supreme court. the order is a victory for president biden but there are other legal challenges to the program making their way up to the high court. >>> now former trump adviser steve bannon due to be sentenced today for his contempt of congress conviction and the department of justice is opposing a request from bannon that he be allowed to hold off serving any sentence until his appeal of the conviction plays out. prosecutors have recommended bannon serve six months in prison and say he should be held accountable like any other citizen found guilty of a public crime. >>> we're

. >> janice winfrey, a grandmother and long time city clerk now protects herself whenever she's in public20 that these civil servants who run elections, who are normally anonymous are somehow now being targeted for a constant onslaught of harassment and threats. >> we'll [ bleep ] take you out. >> i am a hunter and i think you should be hunted. >> we're going to hang you. >> somehow election officials with the highest turnout in american history manage a very transparent and secure election in the middle of a global pandemic. >> that includes the city of detroit. >> i think we've done a good job. i think you'll be impressed with the outcome. >> detroit i would say has the best reputation for election integrity. >> to this day there's not the tiniest shred of evidence that there was any kind of fraud that would have changed the outcome of the 2020 election, and yet, unfortunately, because of lies coming from the losing presidential candidate many of his supporters think the exact opposite. >> lies leading to anger and frightening confrontation for winfrey. >> this big, white guy comes up t

the book tour starts in washington, d.c., november 15, and she will be with oprah winfrey, david letterman, ellen degeneres, and others, joining michelle obama on different dates. the tour hits six cities including the bay area in san francisco, to be be specific, at the masonic, december 9th through 11th. moderators will be conan o'brien, tracy ellis ross and michele norris. > >> a fast food throwback, what mcdonald's is rereleasing that might have you a little bit nostalgic, when we come back. > >> coming up just as california star >> coming up at 5:00, clean fresh water that's available almost anywhere on planet earth. earth. how one company says it's it's tapped into a drought solution and is now growing water. it's possible that story and more with liz quote cook and and ryan yamamoto. > >> mcdonald's is bringing back an old halloween favor. you remember these? they were calld were called boo buckets. paul hn paul heggen has 1 million of them. you could use it to go tr. go trick-or-treating. i can 2016 2016 they disappeared. now according to a tweet from mcdonald's they will be back s

oprah winfrey, she is pure black and she's a billionaire. you can be better than that my opinion. so, garvey was of course deeply suspicious, he walked into the naacp office one day look than everybody is, as a, say light, bright and almost. white has du bois is criticizing him because he has this narrow base and wants to go back to africa, garvey is of course chastising and criticizing du bois too. and another class we'll deal with their great differences. over political, philosophy, things like that. a couple years later, du bois, garvey tries to turn the ship line that's going to go and take africans back to some portion of africa. it fails, the ship cannot get out of the port. it takes a lot of money to run, that i spent some years working on big ships. takes a lot of money to build a big ship and repair it. it didn't get out of the water. during that period of time du bois is constantly disillusioned with american society. he feels that more radical answers should be developed. his account tradition with the naacp. you might remember during the scotsborough case, these nine y

and the means that we have at our disposal was that they could. oprah winfrey having, i discovered that they are physical products available, such as paving stones, brakes, and many other things, such as granules they can renew young and they are in big demand. one hotel has had it's dry, we paved with recycled plastic breaks. well, the good idiot quasi found at her own company in 2019 and now she has 7 employees. she's convinced that young entrepreneurs like her can bring about change in knobby shaw. see good in other young people get involved. and green entrepreneurship, we will be able to make ivory coast and even our african continent, a world that works to reduce atmospheric pollution, how they allow her show do it, involves the ecological impact and promoting a green city and on ecological city them or see the diploma sound of it is a vehicle those and that's what d students at abby jas university. do. they are planting 30 trees on campus, and that's just the beginning of it. before is synergy dog. a synergy of actions is needed to address environmental degradation. some or column

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and that will just gather and think a little further south, which is go on through friday, but of m winfrey makes coming in here. and we'll continue to slip a little further south was, as we go one into sas, they noticed by then creepiness, learn, or craig, we'll see some wet or weather for times of where to where the coming in across kado to northern parts of han shoes to other than a bad tokyo, still getting up to 25 degrees celsius christmas, present, present spells, of sunshine. some of the temperature into shanghai much of central and southern china is dry. pushed little further south as it seems really heavy rainfall is at tropical storm is now trouble. depression has made its way across the south china sea. so in the northern philippines had $16.00 millimeters, the frank coming down in 24 hours. and just to wrap, hi ma'am, we seen a similar amounts of rainfall that wet weather will continue to drive its way into central and northern parts of vietnam before it tends to fizzle out. as it pushes across, allows heavy showers will continue across the good parts of thailand. good scatterin

winfrey, what exactly?ous relative, as well as how the dukes of sussex are again trying to harm the royal family. we'll tell you in the news of show business, a liar and has always been the step- sister. duchess samantha and megan have the same father, thomas markle, but in a scandalous interview about winfe, the duchess stated that she has no brothers and sisters, and she suffers a lot because of this. is not the only lie that samantha caught megan on, for example, the duchess brushes away a tear, said that she actually grew up in poverty, this despite the fact that her father paid for her studies in elite and expensive private schools, as well as the titans and acting, moral harm for herself and samant 's father estimated at $75,000 to prove her case, she is going to bring two dozen witnesses, including prince harry and oprah. winfrey, however, the lawyer and megan are confident that the case will not go to trial, according to them, these charges have no basis are another attempt by relatives. duchess, pr

and what i was so moved by is the people who wanted to participate in the program, oprah winfrey andsmith and robert de niro, so that it really became more than i could have ever imagined. it was less an opening of a museum and more a celebration of a culture. david: so were you worried that something would go wrong that day? lonnie: i was terrified. i was terrified that i would mess up, i was terrified that somebody would not enjoy themselves, i was terrified that we wouldn't get the crowds that i hoped, and instead we got tens of thousands of people on the mall. it became an opportunity where i thought, some of the best speechmaking i've ever heard. i thought president bush gave a powerful speech about how a great nation confronts its history, it doesn't run from it. president obama talked, oh, just beautifully, about what this meant to him and his family, but, clearly, the late john lewis stole the show, talked about how this museum was the culmination of the civil rights movement for him and that this was really something that he was proudest of. and i'll be honest, i was so grat

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the oprah winfrey show?s a surgeon he was asked, this is about losing weight, if you lose weight what will happen? if you lose five pounds the mail will gain one inch on his tenets. host: we will leave it there. guest: from the federman campaign it is pretty clear. they are going to be focused on the big blue cities where the base of democratic votes come out. president biden has been there. we expect president obama to come to those places. they are turning out philadelphia, turning out pittsburgh. those have become a major part of the coalition as well. that is where they are going to put their energy. republicans are going to have to do a little bit more because of the voter registration disadvantage. they have to get to the rural part, the cities they have lost their manufacturing. they also need to be in those suburbs and trying to reduce the democratic margin in those suburbs. they have to stretch themselves a little more than a democrat has to do. host: a million plus aligned to other parties. how are

here's what stacey abrams said with oprah winfrey. >> we don't elect me, we will have no healthcare forn georgians. children will go to under-funded schools with transgender children are banned from playing with their friends. you have to lie to children about their history. >> we the people are asking what can we do to help? the biggest answer is you vote. too much is at stake not to. as you are listening, what will happen if you don't, it's really frightening. >> sean: stacey abrams and her allies kept referring to jim crow 2.0. now we have record voting never before seen in the state of georgia. take a look. >> i agree it's racist. it's jim crow. >> this makes jim crow look like jim eagle. >> sean: here is virginia lt. governor sears is with us. i fear if these policies continue, our 41 year high of inflation will continue. we won't recover from that. i fear that gas prices will triple. double what they are now. i fear that we won't have secure borders. i fear that law and order that this defund and no bail laws will continue. nobody is safe and secure in their town. i am also concer

jane fonda, forest whitaker, oprah winfrey, lenny kravitz. mariah carey, jane fonda. great cast. and i said to myself goodness, somebody needs to write a book about this moment. and then terrence howard who was also in the movie walked over to me and said well, you're the writer, you want to write the book. and that really was the evening back in 2000 , 2012 that idea for this book was born. >> that's pretty cool, i didn't realize it went back to that specific moment. but now it's a very different kind of book in some ways than your other books and your biography of sammy davis junior and your great biography of sugar ray robinson or adam clayton powell. obviously a couple other people, columbus for that matter. but it seems to me what it has in common is it's the storytelling. it's like a master class in storytelling . with all these unexpected w connections. folded within the stories you're telling. so you get an obvious one n like sydney point ea, lorrain o.hansberry but then you get harry belafonte being backed up by charlie's classic combo . or you have zone on the old perso

. >> carley: oprah winfrey is going to be holding a virtual campaign event today or stacey abrams. former president obama will be campaigning for her later this month. her strategy issue hopes that oprah and the former president will energize specifically the black vote. do you think that'll work? >> i pray it does not work because telling the black community or any community -- one blood, one race by the way, the best way to save yourself is to kill your babies? i don't believe that's a great message and i hope people understand it's not. >> carley: always great talking to you. >> thank you. the candidates in the oregon governor's rate take the debate stage as christine drazen now leads in the latest polls. >> will the deep blue state turn red for the first time in decades here to react what they heard from the candidates. keep it right here. hi. i'm shannon storms bador. when we started selling my health products online our shipping process was painfully slow. then we found shipstation. now we're shipping out orders 5 times faster and thanks to shipstation's discounted rates we'r

>> dana: so i remember hearing advice on the "oprah winfrey show."l, i know it sounds to you because i been with you but we used to book events and we are huge celebrities. [laughter] 's >> greg: we are huge celebrities. i've helped like millions, chessie that i've lost count. >> jesse: people have come up to me and say, it "jessie, if you have saved my life." tony robinson, my good friend. very inspirational when i read his book a couple of his books and recommend everybody go out and buy them. very, very inspirational. why are you looking at me like that? i'm genuinely giving my friend a comment. >> greg: fair enough, baron of. >> jesse: he's not your friend? >> greg: no, he is not. we don't get along at all. judge, who inspires you? this is a tough time but i guess we were talking about covid is what this was about? >> judge jeanine: i'm going to make it what i think. the people who inspire me are -- i don't know if it's corny and i don't care if it's, i dealt with the chemist who inspired me and i learned so much for people who weren't celebritie

over this-- over this crowd, multi-racial cast within that movie, jane fonda, forest whitaker, oprah winfrey, lenny kravitz, mariah carey, jane fonda, great cast, and i said to myself, my goodness, somebody needs to write a book about this moment and then terrence howard who was also in the movie walked over to me, you're the writer, you ought to write the book. that was the evening back in 2012 that idea for this book was born. . >> that's pretty cool. i didn't realize that it went back to that specific kind of a moment. but now, it's a very different kind of a book in some ways than your other books and your biography of sammy davis, jr. and then your great biography of sugar ray robinson or other, and columbus for that matter. but it seems to me what it has in common is it's -- it's the story telling. i mean, it's like a master class in story telling, colorization with all of these unexpected connections, folded within the story of your talent. so you get the obvious one like sidney poitier, and then harry belafonte backed up by charlie parker's combo. or fanny hearst when you're doing th

meanwhile oprah winfrey and former president obama is expected to stump in the great state of georgia ever closer to the midterm election, guys. >> steve: we are indeed. >> rachel: thank you, kevin. great report. interesting point is it more important to get in the middle of a crime wave in philadelphia? more important to get the police endorsement versus all these democrat leaders coming in, biden, kamala. i think i would rather get the cops behind me. >> steve: who do the cops trust? well, i'm going to vote for them is the thinking. >> brian: i trust carley shimkus to give us the news. >> rachel: i do. >> carley: speaking of crime from philadelphia to baltimore we go. baltimore police releasing chilling video of a murder at a light rail train station to generate -- this happened two years ago. $8,000 reward being offered for information on that masked suspect you see there meanwhile, this is tragic. in new york. a father stabbed to death in a subway is revealed to have stepped in to defend a female cop being harassed by his killer. a friend of tommy bailey says he always stuck up fo

. >> oprah winfrey is doing an event with stacey abrams even if it's by zoom. >> bill: apparently theseing into people's homes and cars and the police tracked -- so the cops tracked them down because they left the wrapings of the candy through the woods to the stash house where they were hiding everything. >> you know you're out of shape if your reaction was what kind of candy was it? defense wins championships. >> dana: milky way. you have it there. >> that's not a candy worth going to jail for. it has to be a snickers or m & ms. >> dana: i would never do it for three musketeers. >> i love a butter finger but out of deference to the new york gi giants receivers i won't talk about butter finger. >> bill: is your son dressing up? >> he is going as a soldier in support of our troops, lincoln f fail -- failla. i'm still taking half the candy. >> bill: prosecutors expected to file charges today against the man accused of attacking speaker pelosi's husband, paul. the latest out of california on that. a showdown in the peach state. major takeaways from the big debate. brian kemp on stage with

of course brought into the spotlight by the oprah winfrey show years ago, so he is very polished as a speaker. so the expectation setting is clearly going on here. but the oz campaign says they're going to focus on the policy differences between the two candidates. on crime, on the economy, on inflation, on abortion rights. so set aside the unique aspect of this and they are focusing on the policy differences. but all that is clear. two weeks from today, of course, election day. but tonight certainly the biggest event in the senate race so far, ana. >> so a lot of eyes on what happens in pennsylvania. there's also this high-profile debate in new york tonight in a race that was supposed to be a cake walk for democratic governor kathy hochul. athena is here following this one. what's the latest. >> well, this is a closer than expected race. we always talk about deep blue new york. this is a state that hasn't elected a republican to statewide office since 2002. but lee zeldin is hoping he can pull this out. he's been eager to debate governor cathy hochul. they're debating tonight. their

harry said himself to "opoprah winfrey, he hadn't been taking his calls when he was planning to leaveow that he's king things change but their relationship maybe not and i don't know if there is any truth in the various reports he's gone back and asked for edits in recent months but it's no secret that this is going to be a very challenging moment for the king, so early in his reign. >> all right, emily nash, thank you so much for joining us today. it'll be an interesting book and comes out in january. >>> all right, efforts to overturn the 2020 election make it all the way to the supreme court. what happens next? >>> flu hospitalizations in chile just hit a three-year high. why that has researchers worried here in the u.s. ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more she can sell all or part of it to coventry for cash. even a term policy. even a term policy? even a term policy! find out if you're sitting on a goldmine. call coventry direct today at the number on your screen,

former president barack obama, oprah winfrey hitting the trail.e 1 to 2 points in the black community where they don't show up, it makes a huge difference and add on top of that the trouble the democrats have had on the hispanic communities, especially along the southern border, they have big issues to make up for in a short time. >> sandra: indeed. >> john: record voter turnout in early voting in georgia. see you at 6:00. election officials across the country telling voters they are taking steps to ensure the integrity of the election process. eric has more for us. >> from testing machines 200 times to make sure the machines work, refuting election lies, officials are stepping up election security across the country. in iowa, secretary of state paul pate there telling voters to be aware of a possible fraud. some folks getting unsolicited phone calls telling iowans they could register and vote over the phone, that is not true. officials don't know who is making the calls but mr. pate like those across the country are making sure voting in two week

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open a rah winfrey, so she's pure black and she's a billionaire. you couldn't be better than that, in my opinion. and so garvey was, of course, deeply suspicious of -- he walks into the naacp office one day, and he looks, and everybody is light, bright and almost white, and duboise is criticizing him. garvey is, of course, chastising, criticizing duboise too. and other players deal with their great differences. over political philosophy and things like that. a couple of years later, duboise -- [inaudible] ship line is going to go to take africans back to some importants in africa. it failed -- ports. the ship cannot if get out of port. remind you, i spent a couple years working on big ships. it didn't get out of water. during the period of time then duboise is constantly disillusioned with -- [inaudible] and he feeled the more radical answer should be developed. he has -- you remember that during the the scottsboro case when these nine african men are pulled off a train accusing of raping a white woman, the naacp takes no action. they think the peo

michelle obama, oprah winfrey. a number of high-profile women.the un council for women is absolutely ridiculous and uncalled for. the republican -- it is actually massacre. what do we call? it is a genocide? is it slaughtering? we are not even sure. no one is sure. it is so horrific and traumatizing that i think everyone in the diaspora is just regarding to even comprehend the level of violence happening here. i mean, today there was a report published that showed 52 children, ages between eight and 14 have been murdered in the past six weeks, and so, we are encouraged. our hope is that they are removed. our hope is that the western world does even more. there's a lot more that can be done here and i think the entire western government needs to come together and demand that the islamic republic step down and be removed. and support the iranian people for a true democracy. i think this is the time. and of course, the past 43 years -- >> it is really difficult to kind of understand and confirm all of what is going on there on the ground because of

president biden heading to pennsylvania for john fetterman, oprah winfrey for georgia gubernatorial candidatecey abrams. but how much has the momentum shifted? >> it's shifted rather strikingly. democrats had seen a little wind in their backs just a few weeks ago. gas prices were coming down. the energy over the abortion rights issue seemed to be lifting a number of democratic votes. unemployment remains really low, and that's something that traditionally has been helpful to an incumbent party. at this stage, inflation is stubborn high. numbers are really, really biting into a lot of pocketbooks, a lot of american families. while they may be concerned about other issues like abortion rights, like immigration, like crime, inflation seems to be number one on the minds of many voters. you're right that there are races where democrats thought they were comfortably ahead that are suddenly looking more competitive not just in nevada but even colorado, even washington state, a traditionally safe, democratic seat. you're hearing some noises there. the momentum a few weeks ago has gone. it seems to be

that we did on the ground to really give when we all vote going, the owner vote process with oprah winfrey'st of great work to build momentum in 2020. so it is just a repeat of 2022. and it really is about getting people more engaged because sometimes we lose focus when there is not a presidential election. so we want to keep our foot on the gas and so that is a momentum bet i am hoping that we continue to create as we follow through these midterm elections. >> i don't think that second gamma row has had their foot on the gas because you all have been hosting judicial and issue forms and i really think it has created conversation about what is at stake in this year's elections. can you talk to us about these forms over the country? >> yeah. so our forms are really focused on what i would say our three critical issues for us. so health equity. us being a women's organization. we want to ensure that women are treated equally through the health care process. and so that is about our children, as well as being mothers for the maternal process. human and equal rights. so what does that mean for u

but here's what abrams had to say with oprah winfrey. take a look.c >> if we don't elect me, wecare will have no health care for half a million georgians. half a million georgians. our children will continue too go to underfunded schools. we're transgene. your children have been banned from playing with their friends. we will have t divisive laws thg say that you have to lie to your children abouty. their history. are>> w askinge the question, what can we do to help? and the biggest answere is you. vote , because too much is at n stake, notot to. listeni i mean, as you're listening alll all those, what will happen if you don't? >> it's really frightening. and of course,s really abrams ar >> allies over and over and over s allies kep kapper ferring to jim crow 2.0. and now we have record voting sa never before seeten in the state of georgia. >> i ae a lookf . >> first of all, i doracist absolutely agree that it's racist. it it's is redux of jim crow in a suit and tie. >> it is a most pernicious thing. this makes jim crow look liks e: jim eagle. >> her

and the very person who created him, oprah winfrey, i don't see her anywhere. i don't think she wants to get anywhere near him because it's embarrassing, and yet, you know, the focus is on this stroke. i think he brought it home. you went to pennsylvania. you're talking to voters. what are they talking about when it comes to these two candidates and their choices overall? >> that's right, and i was in braddock, the home of john fetterman, and i spent six hours following canvassers around and listening to their conversations with people at the door, and what won't surprise you at all is these conversations are so different from what you're hearing in washington. people are talking about, yes, they are concerned about abortion rights but a lot of times they go straight to their concerns about access to health care and paying for child care and the economy. people have a lot going on. and what it really, my biggest take away was there's a disconnect between washington and how we talk about a lot of these issues and how voters and people in the country actually tal

an apple tv plus documentary -- oprah winfrey were catholic teaching advice that she received when she black public sentiment, said, quote, it's always a challenge when you're carrying other peoples dreams. and that is what you are carrying, our dreams. >> that heavy load is only way or when you are the first if you're trying to crack the stratosphere. the last words of jackson's library of congress speech shows that she relishes bearing our dreams. >> i have a seat at the table, now and i am ready to work. >> in their first days on the bench are any indicator, jackson is wasting no time being heard and representing the best of us. coming up in our next, hours just 30 days until the midterms, we will look ahead to the biggest battleground state debates scheduled in the week to come. plus, the paper trail just keeps getting longer. more on the department of justices suspicion trump is still hoarding classified documents, even after the search of mar-a-lago. stay with. as more of the sunday show ahead. ahead. nu! 12 irresistible subs... like #4 supreme meats. smoky capicola, genoa salami

the oprah winfrey show -- as a surgeon, he was asked about losing weight. " if you lose weight, whatu lose 5 pounds, a male will gain one inch on his peanut's -- penis. host: we will leave it there. where are the concentration points for fetterman and dr. oz? caller: they will focus -- guest: they will focus on the big blue cities. we expect president obama to come to those places. they will be turning out philadelphia, turning out pittsburgh, and those suburbs that have become part of the major democratic coalition. the democrats have to do more because of that voter registration disadvantage. they need to get the deep red parts of the state. they also need to be in those suburbs, trying to reduce the democratic margin in those suburbs too. they have to stretch themselves more than a democrat has to in the final weekend. host: how are both campaigns reaching out for those who are not necessarily affiliated with the democratic or republican parties? guest: he is talking about not being extreme, trying to reach those people who do not feel strongly democratic or republican. fetterman,

that 50-year consensus brings us michelle and barack obama, oprah winfrey, and it also brings you hillaryand dignity and access in american history. we are living in a post consensus moment, which is why we feel in part so much political divisions, at times disappointment, we're living in a context of attacks against american democracy, but we're also living in an age where multiracial democracy is on the rise. we saw this in 2020. we saw so many people say not only black lives matter, but people who are trans and api, and indigenous, poor white people locking arm in arm, 25 million, the most in american history. so we see that there's a different narrative of the united states that can bring us together. one thing i would tell people is that my book, just like tom's book, is a book that talks about america aspirationally, right, at our best, the country can be a transformational beacon of justice and liberty and dignity and citizenship, and during the first, second and parts of the third reconstruction, we've seen freedom and justice and democracy, all we have to do is reach for that sto

oz with oprah winfrey. you see dr.obama. >> and now it's time to pick sides. where do you belong. >> i don't really know how long ever dr. oz has been a true republican, but it wouldn't surprise me if he had more democratic values at one point. just like trump did. and he switched. so he's kind of following in the same path. be true to who you are. but he had to run a republican race because that was -- that was the perfect slot for him. so -- but he's not a true pennsylvanian, by no means. >> wow. >> such a good job. these are so good. >> so much to unpack there. first of all, perhaps the best line, well, i don't consider philadelphia to be part of pennsylvania either. spoken like a true western pennsylvanian. and i think an underlying current through all of these focus groups, the worst of two evils, trying to select between two political evils. >> joe, and that's a construct that was so constant during 2016, invoked hillary clinton versus donald trump, and now it's the frame that voters on both sides see as the inev

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