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>> corporate america did not bow to interests. i don't know if black people would have the freedom to enjoy in this country, first of all. >> this is not about corporate america bow to interests. i know he says he's been cancelled or deemed cancelled. i would like to cancel dave chappelle. he gotten $20 million for his last few specials. i don't think he's cancelled. he's courting this cancel culture because it's a mark. what did you think of his special and how do we create a safer america for trans people? now, the dave chappelle's special may be apart of that conversation but not the main part of that conversation. >> i said to you and i am sure you offended people with your comedy, do you think you offend people? >> of course i offend people. the idea of punching up and down. that's an idea that i believe in. i wanted to offend the people who i think is okay or should be offended. that's how i roll. not every comics work that way. once you offend people, you have to deal with the consequences and right now dave chappelle is he

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

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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

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

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

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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

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that's not america. is there something wrong with some 7-year-old muslim american kid believing that he or she could be president? >> where is that kind of republican today? where is that? he's a muslim. he's -- i wonder who started that whole thing. i shouldn't say that. i wonder who is the biggest proponent and spreader of the whole wasn't born in this country thing. we have investigators in africa. you won't believe the information we're finding. it was nothing again. same thing over and over. barack obama going on to colin . he tried to bring his own life, career and public statements in line with the idea. michelle and i will always look to general powell what americans can and should be if we wish to remain the last best hope of earth. if we wish to remain the last best hope of earth. do we wish that now? is that what the collective wish is? it was just a few months ago colin powell told fareed zakaria he no longer considered himself a republican. the answer to where is that republican today? the o

on "make america great again." and mr. trump's security came down and tore away those signs and then got into the little scuffle you saw there where when our clients tried to get the signs back mr. trump's security agents interfered and basically attacked our guys. so the critical thing here is that these security agents have worked for trump for 18 years at the time. he admires their performance. he authorizes what they do. and in every possible way he sanctions what they do. and that makes him responsible legally for the conduct of his authorized agents, which just to put it in context was a direct effort to interfere with a public demonstration by people who were concerned about what was wrong with the campaign. >> listen, we know his history of litigation. he likes to drag things through the court. he's doing it now politically. he used to do it in business and his personal life, right? but he can be evasive and struggles to tell the truth. i just want your reaction to a previous deposition. this is from a prev

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

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america makes out here. the history she writes in her clear blue skies. the legends she births on hometown fields. and the future she promises. when we made grand wagoneer, proudly assembled in america, we knew no object would ever rank with the best things in this country. but we believed we could make something worthy of their spirit. >>> so breaking news. president biden making major concessions, trying to cut a deal on his social spending package. will it be enough to get this bill over the finish line? our chief white house correspondent is kaitlan collins, and she is following all the developments for us. you see her there at the white house late this evening. so you know she's got news that something is working. kaitlan, i just got handed a note about what you are about to tell us now about the president being possibly close to a deal, but he is making some major concessions. what do you know? >> yeah, don, the president had this marathon of meetings today with lawmakers, starting with the two holdout

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

>> 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

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we are not a monolith, we are, in fact, the full breadth of america. and because of that there is massaging that needs to be done to ensure that we're all on the same page so that we can deliver for the american people. >> so folks at home are saying, okay, great. again, if nancy pelosi can't whip the people and get them to go for it, if the president can't do it, can't get members of their own party together, then why are they there? why aren't they governing -- >> we are together. we are together. >> you are? >> 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 on right now. you just happened 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 they have been looking for. we know during this pandemic, one out of four women have lost employment. we know what child care is necessary. you know, in terms of equity for african-americans, home ownership and cr

city's recycling system from the ground up, helping to make san francisco the greenest big city in america. let's keep making a differene together. a federal judge in texas issuing an order late tonight blocking the state's restrictive six week abortion ban. and mitch mcconnell abeerg to blink after repeatedly refusing to go along with democrats in raising the debt ceiling days before the government is set to run out of money to pay its bills. proceed posing options to divert default by passing an emergency debt limit extension into december. a source saying remnants of a recent campsite discovered in the florida nature preserve where police are searching for brian laundrie. i want to bring in now cnn's legal analyst jennifer rogers. good evening to you. so let's talk about this texas thing. this federal judge in texas issuing an order tonight blocking the state's six-week abortion ban after the biden administration challenged it. is it a big win? can you classify it that way? >> it's a big win for now, don. and it's really a big win for the women of texas who now will be able to assuming

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there's nothing in there that you can't run on in any state in america. so i think that's what biden ought to say to him is holy smokes, i'm asking you guys to vote for popular stuff, free stuff for voters. that's an easy vote for a politician to take. you can tell i'm getting angry at some of these folks who somehow don't want to do it. >> i think it was an easy vote about three, four, five weeks ago. but i think it's gotten increasingly hard, paul. i may be wrong about this, but there's a great deal of public support, as you say, for each individual item in the package. but when you put the package together, there is gathering fear about the cost, about inflation, and about where we're going with all of this. gallup just came out with a poll that said the number of people who wanted the government to do more in the country a year ago stood at 54%. today it's at 42%. it's dropped. 54 to 42 about the people who want more government. >> yeah. >> that's right. when people are speaking in generalities like that, they'll take that. but when you ask them speci

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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he is a cnn senior law enforcement analyst and author of the book "the threat how the fbi protects america in the age of terror and trump." andrew, thank you, good evening. let's get into this. with steve bannon planning to defy the deadline, what's your reaction? is he in any position to demand terms and how fast do you think that this criminal contempt charge could be coming his way? >> yeah, he's don not really in any kind of a strong position to demand or hide behind the executive privilege but that's not going to stop him from asserting it so on the house side what they will do is first vote to hold him in contempt, that should be pretty quick, pretty easy to do and then from there, they have a couple of options. they could refer that contempt citation to the department of justice and ask the department to prosecute him criminally for contempt. they could decide to pursue it in civil court, federal court and in the same way that they went after trump and other trump associates during the prior administration to try to enforce subpoenas that or they could send the sergeant in arms out

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that's the feeling of people in america losing the intra party fight democrats are having now. i think my suggestion if i might respectfully say to them is get it done because failure is not an option. >> you said it more respectfully than i've been saying it in this show. listen, they need fire and urgency and backbone especially in the -- they need to realize the moment we're in right now. listen, read the room as they always say. read the room. go on, what? >> well, what i was going to say, i know people don't really understand that the filler buster and the way the fill you are -- filibuster works, right now people outside of washington on the ground want to get back to work. they want to have roads and bridges. they want clean water. they want help with daycare. they understand that the climate, there is a critical problem for the future of the country and they want something done. i would say to my fellow democrats who have a legitimate and difficult discussion at the end of the day, you got to land the plane and we don't have that much more time available because 2 ameri

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how quickly could america start seeing the impact? >> as soon as the government can get the money out the door, you're going to start seeing it. $1.2 trillion, $1.5 trillion is just a fraction of what is needed to fix this economy. think about broadband, rural broadband, schools and work and services who can't do jobs because it's changing so much because of this pandemic. it's also clean energy. it's also water infrastructure. all of these things that very to have if we want to make it in a 21st century economy because we're trying to do this now in some cases with 19th century infrastructure. >> yeah, yeah. amen, amen. >> it doesn't make sense. >> so, congress voted to avoid a government shutdown ahead of the midnight deadline. the other big deadline that we have on the horizon right now is the debt limit. >> right. >> if republicans continue to play games and let the u.s. default on their bills or a political stunt, what would that do to our economy? >> well, hang on, i think we have to be clear. i don't think the republicans are p