the express page two, yasmin.ster as a part of the mental world health a. he has spoken very rarely about— world health a. he has spoken very rarely about his _ world health a. he has spoken very rarely about his brother. _ world health a. he has spoken very rarely about his brother. he - rarely about his brother. he committed suicide at the age of 51 and what he says, sajid javid, they never saw it coming. they never knew what he was going through. and this is a kind of mail thing but also very big in the asian community you don't talk about your problems especially if you are a man. and actually for the first time i felt there was real pain there in such a job at�*s heart. about the fact that they could not stop him or help their brother he was one of four i think. all very successful in various ways and i think it is important for well—known people to open up and talk about these issues. emma, i will leave that and ask you finally on a slightly more intriguing note on the front of the guardian is warning of tro

yasmin? >> all right, ellison, thank you. jermaine, you are watching the debate along with students at warnock's alma mater, right? morehouse college. what were their takeaways? >> that's right, guzman. for these young warehousemen, it was really their first time getting the herschel locker experience, right? some of the wackiness, the props. and even though herschel walker may not have heard himself, the people who support him, he didn't do himself any favors for those who were already on the line. and so, these young men watching this debate, it kind of hardened their position for the candidate of choice. let's listen. >> what have you seen tonight, by a show of hands. has this move you in anyway? has this move the needle for y'all at all? no hands. so we have one hand. >> a little bit, i think i feel like i wasn't following the news as much with regards to herschel walker. i kind of had a general understanding that he was, you know, a black man who was sort of a republican, things like tha

yasmin?jesse, is indicative, right, that the wind didn't directly answer your question and kind of danced around it a bit, especially when it came to election denialism and the connection to j.d. vance. thank you for sharing that with us, jessie, as always, we appreciated. coming up everybody, the attack on the husband of nancy pelosi is turning along a lot of strong feelings on capitol hill about the safety of lawmakers. up next, i am in a talk to senator sheldon whitehouse about that. also, we are gonna be talking about his new book where he explains how the right-wing captured the supreme court we. we'll be right back. k. are you tired of clean clothes that just don't smell clean? downy unstopables in-wash scent boosters keep your laundry smelling fresh waaaay longer than detergent alone. if you want laundry to smell fresh for weeks, make sure you have downy unstopables in-wash scent boosters. (vo) with verizon, you can now get a private 5g network. so you can do more than connect your bus

as yasmin says a _ dealing with in ukraine.onday morning rush—hour and missiles raining from the skies. johnson — missiles raining from the skies. johnson has already mentioned here but the front page already mentioned, i would like to see the whole article because suspecting the way that he writes would caption this very graphically. he's a very experienced of the front line as yasmin would know. as i would say he is a dateline regular. his last appearance about how much respect there was and how impressed he has been with the morale. but interesting point you raised and much will it hold up under this kind of bombardment? i much will it hold up under this kind of bombardment?— much will it hold up under this kind of bombardment? i think that there has been a sense _ of bombardment? i think that there has been a sense of— of bombardment? i think that there has been a sense of optimism. - of bombardment? i think that there has been a sense of optimism. he i has been a sense of optimism. he poignantly— has been a sense of optimi

>> yasmin, the senior absolutely sad and so real. this one queen and quirky fishing town in pastel, just completely flattened. you can see the scene behind me. -- why fear getting used to the evan flow of seaside tourism. not completely torn apart, remnants of behind. and as you mentioned we are just off of pine island the only way to get their's by this road. isn't much of a road anymore, looks like it was not concrete but something like papier-mÂchÉ. that is really pulling felt in the rooms to this tragedy in the monster storm and one of the most powerful and causes to ever hit the u.s.. and now, rescue crews are attempting to still get people from the island isolated from their waterlogged homes. we spoke to with residents you might see them walking amongst the rubble. about how they're dealing with everything, let us listen. >> you know it's a beautiful town and very tight-knit community. and obviously every how structure is on the water here in matlacha. we are fortunate the building is still standing, you walk down the road and

yasmin vossoughian. at this hour, we are continuing to track again and the destruction left in its wake and we are now learning as well the death toll from the storm continuing to rise. now standing at 54 people. in fact we've lost a last from the storm. so progress is being made, though getting the power back on. at this hour more than 1.2 million americans are still without power in florida, the carolinas and virginia. we are continuing to get visuals. shocking visuals really including these heartbreaking and before and after images. side by side on your screen. demonstrating the sheer destruction in fort myers beach florida. all coming as florida state officials announced an additional five rescue teams have been the played so far today. bringing the total number to 16. we continue to hear from victims about what they have been through. >> -- i lost everything that i own and i am trying to be brave and know that my family and i are safe and i will worry about all of that other stuff later. >> i am 67,

hey everybody, i'm yasmin vossoughian. it is good to see you, thanks for sticking around. 17 days to go everybody before the midterms and millions of people have already voted. and exclusive interview, the president has a message for republicans ahead of an election that will determine the course of the next two years in office. >> i've a platform other than tear down what i've been able to do, what we've been able to do. i don't know what they are for. >> i'm going to talk to a former presidential candidate william castro about what candidates need to do. also this hour, the new details emerging about the documents that donald trump is desperately trying to hold on to. and florida's don't say gay bill, it might go national if republicans get their way and the impact on the lgbtq community would be devastating. that story is head. i want to get right to the exclusive interview with president biden regarding the midterms. nbc's josh fetterman is on this for us from delaware where the first family is this weekend. josh, good

>> good morning, yasmin. the justice department until next tuesday, october 11th, to file a response to this request by the trump team and in theory, justice thomas could grant a stay on his own. but that would be a pretty brazen act on the part of a justice whose wife has been caught up in the january 6th investigation. and it could be overruled by the full court. presumably the full court will decide whether to grant the stay and to take this case up and, you know, the trump team has made some pretty novel arguments here. and it's important to understand that they are not asking that the supreme court prevent the fbi from using these documents in its investigation. but they're asking for the supreme court require that the special master get to review these documents which at the end of the day i'm not sure is going to have a huge impact on what the fbi is doing and, in fact, special master dearie may rule differently. he thinks they're classified. >> walk us through all of this and jumping off of what ken j

. >> reporter: yes, yasmin. it's been interesting because there's different things happening at once. we have the search-and-rescue mission taking place on the part of the island where they had mandatory evacuation and you have other areas where authorities have to come in and check on the residents. i'm joined by two members of the urban search-and-rescue team. i think a lot of the people want some clarity because not everyone is on that island under a mandatory evacuation order. they want to understand where are we at with this search and rescue process. >> so our primary objective is search and rescue, ensuring that everyone is accounted for. and with that, we have engaged at the state, the local as well as the federal agencies to be involved with the ground and air operation. >> are we still in an emergency? are you still recovering bodies of the deceased? >> this is a very complex situation. this is a catastrophic event spread over a large, very densely populated area. there are so many agencies working in

i'm yasmin vossoughian here at msnbc headquarters in new york city. speaker nancy pelosi's husband violently attacked in the couple's home overnight. what we know about the attack and mr. pelosi's condition at this hour. plus, it's official, the world's wealthiest man now in charge of one of the most powerful global tools for spreading information. twitter. the changes he's looking to make there. >>> could we see a return of one former notorious tweeter? the former president. >>> a big boost in the peach state showdown between raphael warnock and herschel walker. tonight barack obama hitting the campaign trail in the state of georgia with just 11 days to go until the midterms. early voting already breaking records there. how much of a difference will this make? >>> and right now alarm bells sounding across this country. doctors, hospitals overwhelmed by a new challenge. >> covid-19 combined with a potentially bad influenza season and now we're seeing rsv going up at the same time. that obviously makes us concerned that we might get into this triple pa

good to see you i'm yasmin vossoughian. we are following news on several fronts today. >> he was on a mission to kill. he was out hunting. >> a mission to kill, a suspected serial killer caught in california after a reign of terror as he was out hunting for his next victim. we are going to have a live report on that coming up, we are also covering politics everybody. just 23 days until the midterm elections. that will decide who controls congress. we will take you live to georgia, where everybody is watching for the latest in the senate race there. a day look before early voting begins. also, caught on camera. a republican elections official taped stealing democratic signs. we are going to look at what else republicans are doing leading up to a whole bunch, today. will he actually do it? speculation today that the former president may actually say yes to testifying before the january 6th committee. we will have that to you, live as well. shocking showing california. stopped in police saying they have a serial killer in cust

>> right, yasmin. a lot of the residents who live in fort myers beach where they are still recovering the bodies are going back into the area as of yesterday, trying to recover some things. they are seeing what the conditions of the homes were like yesterday afternoon authority said there was a mandatory order to evacuate the area. we spoke with the mayor, yesterday afternoon. the mayor fort myers beach to get a sense of the number of people that they are still working looking for. as what he said. >> we hear anecdotal information as council mayor we are constant texan calls from people, acacia on someone, so so-and-so. so into his missing so-and-so hasn't commuted with us. communications are terrible, as you know. there are still people missing. the number, i don't know what the number is. but it's plenty. it's plenty. we are doing our best to locate those people. >> i spoke to a man who lived in where these mobile homes here, the scenarios on the other side of the bridge. half of the homes here were

i am yasmin vossoughian. welcome. 16 days, just over two weeks, until the midterm. a new msnbc poll out with stunning numbers that show how crucial people feel that this election actually is amidst a warning from the president, an exclusive interview with msnbc's jonathan caper. >> there's nothing automatic about democracy, even when you are in undergraduate school they talk about how our generation has to protect democracy. it really does. i think we are at one of those inflection points in history. >> meanwhile the former president making his first appearance at a rally since being subpoenaed by the january six committee. we will tell you what donald trump is saying. then, herschel walker's supporters standing by him in the wake of scandal. >> if you are okay with him paying for an abortion, why can't women make the same choice? >> i'm going to talk to the good liars jason selvig about what he heard from the walk of faithful at a rally and then at our 3 pm hour, a very different conversation about abortion. >> can you have conversations with people who think the o

thank you yasmin so much for having me. 2021 state senate legislation that was passed. and it was passed via the bill to provide these kids to schools, or students in schools, who are eligible, in the event that they may be kidnapped or sex trafficked. is what it says in the actual legislation. this also came about though after shootings in santa fe, where children were killed in their high school. and as you mentioned, about a year before those 19 children and two teachers were massacred in uvalde. so some may argue, perhaps the timing is just, you know, a really bad coincidence, but i think for so many parents in texas specifically about across the country, it really serves as another reminder about the government is willing to do literally anything else, other than pass common sense gun legislation in order to protect children, students, and teachers. >> you talk about other parts of the country as well, it seems like similar programs are being introduced in places like virginia as well, with the parents of students in s

i'm yasmin vossoughian in for chris jansing today. right now we are waiting for remarks from the president. he's expected to make a major announcement to lower gas prices amidst recent cuts by opec. we're going to bring you that live. >>> meanwhile, in russia, president vladimir putin announcing that the country will impose martial law in the ukrainian regions he illegally annexed last month. >>> plus, the former president being deposed right now in the defamation case brought by writer e. jean carroll who alleges the former president raped her in the '90s. >>> with early voting already underway in dozens of states across the country, we are requesting to take a look at the key races in arizona and florida as well including last night, a pretty heated debate between senator marco rubio and val demings over everything from abortion to gun safety. >> the government is in that room because she brought them in there. she wants the taxpayer to pay for that abortion. that's government involvement pay for them all over the world. >> how long

it has to be mentioned, especially in georgia, yasmin.y the gop to make sure that especially black voters don't come out to vote. i for one, i'm not surprised. everything with republican voters, you could put a deadlifted with a maga hat on its head and run him against a competent, democrat, and you'll still get 40 to 53% in these red states. >> it's about power. people have been forthcoming about that as well. they realize, herschel walker may be an import -- former president as well. but if it means winning control of the senate to get what they want to cross the finish line, they're gonna do just that, even if it means they need to vote for herschel walker. i need to talk about arizona. karaoke lake, talk about election integrity on cnn this morning. let's listen, then we'll talk. >> there's plenty of evidence, we have seven and 40,000 ballots with no chain of custody, those ballots shouldn't have been counted, -- >> where is the evidence in that? >> dana, there's plenty of evidence, you can find it, i'm happy to send it to your team.

>> that's a great question, yasmin.orrectly, we have seen repeatedly sanctions on iranian senior officials don't work. they aren't going to change the policy of that country. what we need to do now is be very clearly in support of the protestors. we need to provide them as much funding as possible. if that means getting capability into irans, so be it. they have active operations in iran. the united states and western allies need to support the protestors directly and help protect them from the attack that is have taken place against them. we've seen 180 people already killed since the protests began. 40 days is an important day following the death of somebody. that's what these protests are about. >> you have heard communications from inside iran. i have especially on my own social media, talking about the fact that they feel as if the u.s. media is not putting enough spotlight on what's happening there, especially when you see what these men and women are doing every day, putting themselves in the line of fire. how im

talk us through that, three weeks out now from the midterms. >> yeah, that's right, yasmin. i think the political strategy here on the part of the white house is very clear. democrats saw a real boost in the polls in the late summer months after that june decision by supreme court came down, striking down the protections for abortion rights under roe versus wade. as one democratic strategist put it, maybe if that decision came down in august we'd be feel better about where things stand now. we are seeing in polls the economy continues to be the number one issue for voters. the number one issue that fires up democratic base voters continues to be abortion rights, and that's why as another democratic strategist put it, this is about the president making it clear that elections have consequences and putting a finer point on it, saying, yes, as he said before he wants to codify roe versus wade. he wants to make this the very first bill he sends to congress and wants to sign it by the 50th anniversary of roe versus wade. let's listen to the president really laying out these stake

yasmin, it is great to be with you. this is just the latest in a series of examples of what is at stake in this moment. not just democracy itself, as important as that is, but also fundamental rights. the right to reproductive choice. of course, for my tweet, the right to be seen. to be valued as a full human being. if you are a member of the lgbtq+ community. i mention that statistic from the trevor project, which provides counseling, suicide prevention counseling, in particular, two young lgbtq individuals. this is something, this don't say gay bill, modeled after the florida state legislation that ron desantis got into law, it is going to do severe harm to kids who want to be seen. who want to be valued. this stands the message, you say he will withdraw federal funds from any state or municipality that is simply teaching what being a member of the lgbtq community means. and sending the message that they're less than human. that is not where we need to be going in the 21st century. >> with the dobbs decision, justin t

joining me is the bbc�*s yasmin khatun dewan. has the hijab become such a central part of these protests? in the context of what we are seeing over the protests that have been taking place in the last five weeks as you have mentioned, the headscarf has become symbolic of control exerted by the regime. the reason why i say headscarf as opposed to hijab mac is headscarf is one specific element of the broader islamic tradition. it is an obvious visual marker. so women taking off his headscarves during his protest, burning them, women and girls it sends a very clear message to the authorities. it began with the death of mahsa amini detained by iran's morality police. because of the way she wore her headscarf. so she was wearing it but she was detained because of the styling and the way she were had applied it. so by removing it they are directly challenging the converse story hijab laws in the country. the morality police in iran as they are called are over these laws. they are seeking more than a change to the job laws but within hi

i'm yasmin vossoughian, if you're just joining us, welcome. if you're sticking with us, thank you for that. the devastating situation in the state of florida after the shock comes to realize a shun that all that is lost this now be rebelled. we'll taking you live to the hardest hit spots in the state. the presidents gonna be visiting florida after he makes a trip to puerto rico tomorrow. this is happening as fema promises all the help that is necessary for both of those places. we have other big news that we're tackling this hour as well. the new term, the supreme court about to get started with a historic new justice seated after overturning roe last term. well cut this conservative court target next? at a brand-new nbc poll on a crucial constituency in the midterms, hispanic voters. we'll look at the potential impact in just one important battleground state. and the former president praising ginni thomas and promoting the big election lie adorably last night in michigan. he's got his faithful singing from the same song sheet. >> -- donald tr

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>> yasmin, that investigation is still very much ongoing. i want to note for you, just before we came on the air, we are standing outside nancy pelosi's home, we did see her exit her home and leave with police detail. we don't know if she's going to visit her husband at the hospital where he still recovering from that surgery for a skull fracture. he also suffered serious injuries to his right arm and hand. we do know, from police and the district attorney i spoke with yesterday, that they have interviewed the suspect who was also still in the hospital. we don't know exactly why. we expect to see him charged with attempted homicide, assault with a deadly weapon, several other felonies involved in the break-in, as well as burglary. i asked the da how they came to these charges. i want you to hear some of what he told me yesterday. >> you take a hammer to somebody's head in that violent of a fashion, we believe you are trying to kill them. it is certainly a wake up call that we've gone too far in this country as far as political discourse is c

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i am yasmin vossoughian, kicking off a very big and very busy hour of news.e ian is getting much clearer. in ft. fort myer's beach, we know many buildings damaged and destroyed. this is what one researcher told nbc news. >> is this comparable to katrina? >> absolutely.

i am yasmin vossoughian, kicking off a very big and very busy hour of news. right now search and rescue efforts accelerating in florida, and the staggering scale of the devastation left after hurricane ian is getting much clearer. in ft. fort myer's beach, we know many buildings damaged and destroyed. this is what one researcher told nbc news. >> is this comparable to katrina? >> absolutely. >> at least 100 people are now confirmed dead, and as the survivors sift through the wreckage of their lives, the question is what comes next? >> this is my mother's house. this is my whole life. my mom was supposed to retire here and spend the rest of her life and be happy, and now we have nothing. >> do you have insurance? >> no. no, they don't like to insure mobile homes that close to the water. >> i will talk with a top dhs official on how to make a difference after disasters like this with so much loss. now nbc news has exclusively scooped when the next hearing will likely be for the january 6th committee. and we have our eyes and ears on the supreme court, where a b

i'm yasmin vossoughian.t ever search-and-rescue effort. the chief saying the u.s. response was likely to be, quote, unprecedented. right now, more than 600,000 folks, they don't have power. about half of the hardest hit in lee county, a majority of the deaths are from this storm in that county as well. the number of lives lost is approaching triple digits. so far florida's governor saying more than one thousand rescues have been made. this is what the mayor of devastated port meyers beach -- fort myers, i should say, said earlier on "today." >> we have a few more days of that and then we can start allowing residents hopefully to return to the island and start sifting through their messes. >> so the president is set to get a firsthand look at the devastation on wednesday. first, though, he's touring the damage today in puerto rico from hurricane fiona last month. thousands are

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i am yasmin vossoughian, we have a lot going on today. thanks for joining us.here the death toll continues to rise. governor ron desantis about to hold a news conference right now with hurricane relief efforts and in just a moment i will speak with charlie crist, the man running to unseat desantis. we also have other big news that we are covering. stay growing death toll more than 100 people killed in a stampede at a soccer stadium and the january six trial about to start that maybe the most important yet with the leader

. >> yasmin, it's been a mixed bag to say the least. it's been very interesting to see how lawmakers reacted to this in general over the past 48 hours has evolved since this attack. we were seeing lawmakers on both sides of the aisle, the vast majority of them rushing to condemn this violent attack, rushed to offer their support to the pelosi family. we're sort of seeing this shift in the blame game between democrats and republicans, both of them as we know, victims of violent attacks to them and their families. so, now we're seeing democrats point their fingers at republicans for not calling up far-right conspiracy theories more forcefully. for not calling out aggressive calls for nancy pelosi to step out of her position as house speaker. then you see this mixed bag of reaction from republicans. some of them are agreeing with democrats. but the rhetoric has been vitriolic. you see some of them saying, blaming gop rhetoric on this as you saw rana mcdonald's at the top there. saying, that's not fair. that the suspect in this case is ment

i'm aaron oh her, and in for yasmin facility. trump on the attack about the investigations surrounding him. >> under the presidential records act, everything should come back and there is no crime. you negotiate whatever you negotiate, it's fine, it's a process. but they make it sound like the greatest crime in america

yasmin and emma will be back for a second look at the front pages at 11:30, but it's goodbye for now.tart with football. nottingham forest manager steve cooper celebrated signing a new contract by guiding his team to a one all draw against aston villa which saw them climb off the bottom of the premier league. the homeside took the lead through nigerian forward emmanuel dennis who was making his first premier league start for forest. that lead didn't even last ten minutes though and aston villa's veteran defender ashley young equalised. the result ends a sequence of five consecutive defeats for cooper's side, they are now a point above leicester and four behind villa who remain 16th. we were striving for the next when we only have one on the board and we need another one as quick as we can but what is more important is to focus on how we get the win, not just chasing the wind because that is what we are in control of. so a fourth step today, it is that where we want to be not in the end but it is a better version of us tonight than previous week and i think we to build on that. brighto

i'm aaron oh her, and in for yasmin facility. in just days before what might be the final january six hearing, former president donald trump on the attack about the investigations surrounding him. >> under the presidential records act, everything should come back and there is no crime. you negotiate whatever you negotiate, it's fine, it's a process. but they make it sound like the greatest crime in america was committed. these are radical left lunatic's. they lose documents, they planted documents. you know what that is? let's throw a couple of nice documents in there. >> coming up in a moment, i'll talk to january six committee member, congresswoman zoe lofgren. about what we can expect at this week's hearing. also this hour, embattled georgia candidate herschel walker calling in some big gop guns to help save him and his senate race. we look at the republican effort to turn a blind eye to the abortion allegations surrounding the candidate. we'll also take you live to florida, for the latest on the relief efforts in the hardest

i'm yasmin vossoughian in for chris jansing today.s amidst recent cuts by opec. we're going to bring you that live. >>> meanwhile, in russia, president vladimir putin announcing that the country will impose martial law in the ukrainian regions he illegally annexed last month. >>> plus, the former president being deposed right now in th

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2 days after the election commission confirmed the majority of nationalist parties in parliament. yasmin mudrinich report is a political scientist. he explains why so many people took to the streets and anger . there is 2 primary reasons. one concerns the passion in which the electoral law was changed, which was on october 2nd. so couple weeks ago, minutes after the polls had closed, the question schmidt, the high representative amended busby of election laws or rather the election laws in the preparation entity. literally, as those were being counted, bargains had voted under one system and then their boats were going to be tabulated under another system. and the 2nd major reason is that the actual content of his changes, most folks fear, will have a kind of ethnic gerrymandering effect in that they will disproportionately benefit not actually one community, but one specific, ethno nationalist block, the main crime nationalist party in the country. the h t z christian met his high representative, has these so called bon powers, which are these see up powers which grant him really a larg

yasmin, thank you very much indeed.ts kind in the uk. the bbc�*s emma ailes has been following the story for three years. her report starts with police bodycam footage and does contain some distressing details. what's your name, my love? jade. jade, are you able to tell me what's happened, please? yes. i was at a friend's birthday party, i... it was after a night out thatjade, then 24, woke up with a man lying next to her. she felt like she'd been violated and immediately reported it to the police. do you feel like, potentially, someone had intercourse with you in any way? yes. what we're going to have to do now, jade, is we have to go through... report this as what we call rape. asleep at the time, jade had no recollection of what had happened. but dna evidence proved intercourse had occurred and a man was charged with rape. then, just days before trial, the crown prosecution service called jade in for an urgent meeting. two sleep experts had given opinions on her case. it's been dropped. my case has been dropped. i ca

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joining us now, national reporter for "the washington post," yasmin aboutaleb.latest article "apocalypse now: democrats embrace a dark midterm message." good to see you. it seems watching and talking to people that the messaging changed somewhere around the time of the dobbs decision of the overturning of roe v. wade with democrats said we have an issue to run on now. >> i think that's right. before that, republicans were outperforming in special elections, predicting a big red wave in the fall, then of course the dobbs decision changed all of that. the big turning point that made hem realize how much momentum they might have behind the decision was the kansas referendum in august. i think that was eye opening for them in this deep red state you had record voter turnout and an off-season election that women all over the country have been registering to vote in record numbers. i think they saw this as probably their most potent line of attack in all sorts of races that are in liberal auto conclaves, so you've seen this in every democratic race. >> obviously midte

but ultimately, yasmin, nothing good happens to him here.d i suspect what we will see is that trump, like so many, others look each indigo she actions. will delay, but never show up to testify under oath. >> some of the footage that have been showing as i came to you in the first 15 minutes or so the show has been that, asean yet unseen footage that was shown during the last hearing of nancy pelosi, and other lawmakers. the behind the scene moments throughout the day. we know the narrative if the former president has put out their blaming that see pelosi for january six. this video completely, if you didn't believe that was a lie already, this completely undermines that narrative. totally and absolutely. what was your take away from some of the footage that we saw, and what are you hearing specifically from some of the footage that we saw. specifically of pollution other lawmakers? >> this footage truly added a lot of color and texture to a narrative that we knew something about already. we knew congressional leaders have been evacuated to t

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what's your reaction to the nbc news poll showing republicans having a nine-point lead and into as yasminnk about the way the republicans are energizing, you wonder why democrats are not more energized given the overturning of roe v. wade. the fact that the other party basically embraced a coup to overturn the democracy? >> it's heavy. i think you're right though. you watch republican voters are very energized. we've seen states with tailgate's, that's one place you see that enthusiasm, action from the voter block. i also think it's tough with these bad pigs happening. there's a tendency to think, oh, when republicans do this thing that's against the public a, against the public interest. that's good for democrats, because democratic voters were turnout. i think that feels like, it feels grimy when people say that. i think voters don't like it when it feels like politicians are weaving a toothbrush at their place, to get a second date. does that make sense? >> yeah. erin, how do you find the economic case to voters to adrienne's point. different parts of the country are feeling different

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