america never ever default on this debt. what happened to that? it's time we get serious about bipartisan efforts to work this thing out. where is that this time? what's different about that mitch mcconnell and republicans? what is different? that's how cynical and how toxic our politics have become and then there is the literal toxicity of vaccine mandates. california is the first state in the nation to require covid vaccinations for students. great california. i said it. supreme court justice sonia soto minor denying a request to block new york city's mandate for public school employees. it went into effect just about five hours ago. and we're learning that justice brett kavanaugh tested positive for covid-19. all the other justices have tested negative and the court says that justice kavanaugh will do the arguments next week remotely. the nba has been in the news. we learned unvaccinated nba players that don't compile with local van nccination mandates wt get paid for games they miss. golden state warriors star t draymond green wonld push teat

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it seems like america is angrier than ever. two protesters flipping over a testing tab le at a tent at a mobile covid testing center today. cameras everywhere. it's all caught on tape. what would have thought school board meetings across the country would erupt over mask mandates? school boards? who thought parents would be furious over attempts to protect their children from a deadly pandemic. >> calm down. calm down. we know -- we know who you are. we know who you are. >> we will find you. >> you will never be allowed in public again. >> i'm going to comfort everybody that comes at my kid with this stupid ridiculous mandate. >> we are the storm and we are ready and when this whole thing crumbles to the ground, we will be here to hold you accountable for your crimes against huma humanity. >> no more masks! >> right here, look, right here. so as you can see, fists are now flying. all of this on live television. fists are flying. >> you are allowing child abuse. you are allowing child abuse. you are allowing child abuse. you are

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if we don't have rule of law in america, we have nothing. we certainly can't have a democracy. here we have an essence of president trump, a former president explicitly ordering his top advisors to not compile with a lawful legal subpoena. you know, that is not trouble folks, i don't know what will. >> congressman, are you concerned that the committee won't have enough substantive findings about the truth before we're in the middle of another campaign season? >> well, there is a lot of information the committee gathered. we have to remember this is a crime that was committed in front of the american people. it was televised live on tv. as you mentioned, i was sitting there trapped in the house gallery with my colleagues. it was filmed live. we have over 140 police officers, metro police and u.s. capitol police officers who were brutally beaten. several who died after their injuries from the attack and we have a continued extremist movement in america that continues to spread because of the big lie and donald trump's incitement. so there is plenty of evidence and plenty of facts

he wants to show the world that america is back. is it working, fiona? >> well, so far, so good. i mean the response to his efforts to patch things up with french president emmanuel macron seems to be pretty positive so far. i think what we are going to have to see over the next few days is whether he comes away from the g20 with any breakthrough agreements. the critical part is actually what happens next, however. it's not just the g20 meeting the next couple of days, but what happens in glasgow. we have the big climate summit coming ahead and president biden needs to build a head of steam at the g20 to try to show some leadership in glasgow on these critical issues about ca n we gt some collective action on turning back the effects of climate change and some breakthroughs on the carbon emissions. that's really going to be a very tall order. >> you mentioned it briefly. i want to explain to viewers and show them what happened. when biden met with the french president emmanuel macron today, admitting the u.s. poorly handled a submarine deal with australia and the uk, which underm

corporate america outght to be enthusiastic about this. mitt romney said you put people in the work force, they make money, they children, people that have this daycare, have better outcomes. you are going to save money over 15-year period if you have daycare across this country. you're right. and i think tom makes a good point. i made that point previous to this. but now they're selling. sell, sell e sell. you know, cnn, everything on the air is great and that's wonderful, but if somebody's not selling the ads back there, you are not going anywhere. >> this is my question though to that because what i have been saying is that republicans have been able to sell a lie, motivate people on a lie, and to get people -- get buy-in from a whole lot of people. democrats have as thomas friedmann said, as you have said, a winning message. and the truth. what gives here? why can't they get people to understand and get buy-in and come to some sort of an agreement about what needs to be done in this ceo country? >> the reality is we have 50 senators. i

and how do we create a safer america for trans people. the dave chappelle special might be part of the conversation but it's not the main part. >> i said look, i'm sure you offend people with your comedy. you don't think you offend people at times? >> of course i do. i think the idea is like, who are you offending and why. dave chappelle talked about the idea of punching up and down. that's an idea i believe in. i only want to offend the people who i think should be offended. that's how i roll. not every comic works that way and i don't think every comic should work that way. but once you offend people, you have to deal with the consequences. right now dave chappelle is hearing from people. but none of the people at netflix are saying take his special down, they're saying we want to create an environment to have a more friendly trans environment. >> there's this underlying tension between black heterosexual men and the transgender people. here is your special from last year. >> cis gender hetero sexual men like myself, if i'm not hurting

stands for -- it actually goes along with what america stands for. with what has already been decided by the highest courts in the land when it comes to vaccines and mandates. okay? so, with all due respect to draymond green, this is about public health. we just passed the grim milestone of 700,000 deaths from covid in this country. 700,000 dead americans. 700,000 dead americans from covid. and now, the vast majority of the people that we are losing are unvaccinated. this is about stopping a virus that is killing us. it's not about feelings. this is not about freedom or liberty, people who have that wrong. no matter how loudly people yell about it. >> we have our freedom all the way and that's what we love. >> so, let me just, for, you know, people who are going to say, well, i can't believe don lemon is calling out the nba and draymond or conservatives or whatever. it's -- okay, so, i'm used to that. it doesn't bother me. so, save it. or do it. i don't care. i don't even look at it. okay. so, this is a little history lesson for you. okay? in the ear

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>> well, don, i think there's a systemic problem not only in georgia but in america. and so we have to -- [ inaudible ] -- how they killed ahmaud arbery. it was as much a tragedy the cover-up by the d.a. trying to say what she saw on that video was not a crime. and so we have to speak truth to power every chance we get and say that worse than how they killed ahmaud, worse than how they killed trayvon, is how they use the laws to kill us. it is a systemic problem, don lemon. >> what she saw on the video was not a crime. okay. all right, ben. look, i got to move on and talk about another case. this is a case of christine nance whose familiar you're representing. police found her body in an unoccupied police van in a busy parking lot. this happened on october 7th. her family had reported her missing on october 2nd, but she hadn't been seen since september 25th. what do you know about -- ben, what happened? >> you know, it boggles the mind, don lemon, the unbelievable ways that they find black people are dead and are being killed in america. this is a young black woman wh

there are two parties in amany er -- america. there is a party for democracy and another against democracy. the democratic party is up to the democratic party to save democracy here. we have to accept that. there won't be a third party? there are two parties here and it is critical this democratic party continue to control congress in 2022, which is very difficult but dodoable. what democrats need to do is nationalize this race. they need to make it a referendum on democracy and not get caught in these culture wars, not get caught up in, you know, whether or not it's 3.5 or $2.5 trillion. >> exactly. >> ultimately, that's not going to be remembered and democrats have to basically save democracy here. >> yeah, they got to win the war, not just the battle. thank you very much. appreciate it. thank you so much. >>> an anti vax republican who is a texas gubernatorial candidate gets covid and current republican governor in texas goes against president biden's vaccine mandates. we got a lot more to come. stay with us. (announcer) carva

roll it. >> are you with america? you've got no idea what the fuck you're doing. >> get the fuck out of here. >> no. they work for us. fuck them. >> blue lives matter. those are our fellow americans attacking the capitol and the police defending it. and they weren't foreign terrorists. okay? fellow americans. but we all saw what they did that day with our very own eyes. and yes, i know it is hard to watch this again and again. i know it. but we can't pretend it didn't happen. and so many people are trying to sweep it under the rug, right? we can't allow it to be swept away, pretend it didn't happen. we can't forget what happened to police officers like officer michael fanone, trying to defend the united states capitol from rioters. >> at some point during the fighting i was dragged from the line of officers and into the crowd. i heard someone scream "i got o one!" as i was swarmed by a violent mob, they ripped off my badge. they grabbed and stripped me of my radio. they seized ammunition that was secured to my body. t

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i don't want america to be a country of minority rule and i don't want to america to be a place where people like me whose ancestors fought for the right to vote are restricted from going to the voting booth. so i have this platform i have now and i am speaking very passionate about it. democrats, get your butts in gear, and get passionate about saving this damn country! you're not doing it. you're weak. you are weak. you are weak. that's it. good good night. thank you and good night. >> you can take a deep breath for a second. >> my producer said he is doing a town hall tomorrow. i get that. i had one with him. he is doing a town hall tomorrow. >> a town hall is not what you are talking about and the question is if that is who biden is and that's who he wants to be because i don't think this is a novel idea. the second thing is not only is it not the media's job to sell his agenda, but the media plays to the game. >> yeah. >> the media likes controversy, likes ups, and likes downs. the media is making it like, oh, this -- i wonder if they will get it done. the democrats are going to

summer, the governor signed a law strictly dictating what teachers can tell students about race and america. >> we've banned critical race theory and any curriculum or any training that teaches that the united states or iowa is fundamentally racist or sexist. >> reporter: the iowa law is in effect for the first time this year, and it's not the only one of its kind. tennessee also has a new law banning lessons that might make students feel, quote, discomfort because of their race. in suburban nashville, a sheriff's department is currently investigating this photo as a hate crime. it shows a white football player in what authorities believe is a photoshopped klan hood. the caption, threatened a black player on a rival team. >> i think the incidences have gone up, and i say that because of what i hear from my kids, that the environment is a little bit more tense in our schools. there's more hatred out there over the past couple of years. >> reporter: kansas is also considering similar legislation. state senator cindy hole sher, a democrat, says fear of critical race theory is getting in the wa

this is because america needs it. definitely we need the transportation yechlts that i'm looking forward to delivering in my department. look at what's possible in this framework. dramatically transforming preschool, a tax cut for 10s of millions of families with kids, making it easier to get the care they need and stay in their homes when it's not. a tax code that asks corporations and the wealthy to pay a larger share. >> with all due respect, what's taken -- americans want to know what's taking so long. we've heard from you and other democrats. we've heard from the speaker of the house, oh, we're go to get this done, and we've heard it for months. even at this final hour, there's still in fighting. >> crafting one of the largest and most consequential legislative packages in american history is not something that happens overnight an it's not something that happens easily or simply, but it is happening before our eyes. the president has shown the leadership to say look, here are the things we've taken into account.

people who are turning america's schools into battle grounds. exhibit a, texas. that's where both sides are apparently reigning supreme. republican governor greg abbott signing a law aimed at stopping discussions of race and history in schools, a law creating chaos in the close room. cnn obtained audio of a texas admini administrator telling teachers if they have books about the holocaust and have books with opposing views of the holocaust. how about that? what would that be? the nazi defense of the holocaust is basically what it would be, right? include opposing views of the holo holocaust. >> just try to remember the concepts of 3979 and if you have a book on the holocaust, you have one of opposing -- >> how do you oppose the holocaust? >> what? >> yeah, that was a good question. how would you oppose the holocaust? either someone needs to read -- i don't know. this is the reality. these are the facts. 6 million jewish people were slaughtered in the holocaust, men, women, children, the victims of horrific genocide. there is no other perspective here. never will

it just so happens this is the biggest sports league in america. >> yeah. let me ask you, so allen -- bruce allen's e-mail, they have not been -- because it said allen actually initiated some of the conversations and then gruden weighed in on them. why not allen's e-mails and what he might have been initiating? is it because allen is not under an investigation here? what's going on with that? >> so allen was investigated because of the investigation of the washington football team. there was -- many women stepped forward to say there was workplace harassment at the washington football team. the team initially hired its own investigator and the league took over that investigation. that was last summer. and as part of that wide-ranging investigation they went through e-mails, including the team president, bruce allen. so this was swept up in that. that investigation is closed and bruce allen hasn't been with an nfl team since the end of 2019. so in that sense he's no longer affiliated with the nfl. whereas jon gruden is leading a prominent team. so that's why

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biden -- biden has been telling the world that america is back, democracy is back. he obviously wants that to be the case. but were those comments early on in his term, were they premature? >> it's premature because everyone i talked to said, how do we know it doesn't happen in 2024? how do we know that biden is not a brief respite between two trump terms? how do we know that -- you know, the american people won't vote for someone just like trump? i think the big wake-up call for people around the world and quite frankly for people around the united states, and it's fair to say for people like you and me, was that 60, 70% of the republican party is going along with this. that means, i don't know, 35%, 40% of the american people are going along with this. and you know, you never get everybody. i mean, 35% of people approved of joe mccarthy after the senate. 35% of people supported nixon after water gate. but it does feel like we're closer to 45 now than 35, and i wonder whether you can have a functioning democracy with almost half the country accepting what is deeply

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and that is our strength, that we represent what america truly looks like. we are not a monolith. we are, in fact, the full breadth of america. >> okay, let me ask you this -- >> and because of that there is massaging that needs to be done to ensure we're all on the same page so we can deliver for the american people. >> so the folks at home are saying, okay, great, again if democrats -- if nancy pelosi can't whip the people and get them to go for it, and if the president can't do it and get members of their own party together, why are they there? >> we are together as to our shared values as to what we want to get done. the size and the timing and the breadth of it is what we're working outright now. you just happen to see the sausage being made out in the public, but you can believe that we're going to serve up a dish to the american people. we're going to give them the meal that they have been looking. we know during this pandemic 1 out of 4 women have lost employment. we know what child care is necessary. you know, in terms of equity for african-americans, homeownership and cr

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filibustering, threatening to filibuster, the whole notion of raising the nation's debt limits so that america does not go into its first default ever in its history and send the economy into a total tailspin, potentially. so he clearly is giving this some thought, and i thought tonight just emerged in a totally different place. and i think this is so interesting. we rarely get -- rarely get real candid out loud thoughts about the politics of a moment. that's not what we usually get from a politician. >> did he say something that's a fact jack or something you could laugh or whatever but that's the truth -- >> he's just saying like i don't want to trip up my economic agenda by injecting an effort right now to get rid of the filibuster. that is going to be the next project. i need all those senators right now. he just put it out plainly to people in his base i think most importantly to hear why he hasn't made getting rid of the filibuster on voting rights a higher priority. it's because he needs those votes on the economic package. >> usually people say how does it play in pioria. the question

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whether to circumvent the fill bur -- filibuster, said the filibuster is the only thread we have in america to keep democracy alove and well. in a time when all of this is going on. that vright from the upside dow and it's a measure that institutions individuals are having trouble responding to the magnitude of the threat that is developing. >> listen, if they won't comply, does it have to be settled in court? in a court of law? >> yeah, look, i don't think there is any way this getting settled outside of court. the system relies on good faith actors. unless trump or zdan scavino says, yeah, they have to get a civil order from the judge and get the doj on the criminal side. >> thank you. i appreciate it. i want to bring in fiona hill for european and russian affairs at the national security council. the author of "there is nothing for you here, finding opportunity in the 21st century." f f fiona, thank you so much, and you talk about the dangers of democracy. i want your reaction on the trump comampaign to overturn th 2020 election. if it weren't for a couple people that stood their ground,

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she could have warned america then. she didn't do it. now she's running to jake tapper, talking about the then president was trying to stage a coup? no crap. >> you think the president was essentially trying to stage a coup? >> i do. when you look at what he was doing to vice president pence, when you look at how many ways he was trying to get people, in phone calls even with georgia and arizona and then again with pressuring mike pence with all he wanted to do and in that memo that has now come out about all the ways to overturn this election, i do. it's dangerous. >> yeah, it's dangerous. you could have done that when you were the press secretary. and a disgraced twice impeached one-term former president plotting to get back into the white house is absolutely a threat to our democracy. meanwhile, the duly elected president of the united states is taking his case to america as his agenda hangs in the balance. >> these bills are not about left versus right or moderate versus progressive or anything that pits americans against one another