let' bring in hairy litman and gloria borger. gloria, let's start with the recording of the former president and i think about former vp mike pence saying he and the former president had a good conversation after the insurrection and they've come to an understanding. what is there to understand if he believes there that there is common sense to stage a coup. >> and mike pence has been trying to downplay this saying that they have had some amicable conversations and that when he said publicly is that we've agreed we don't see eye to eye. who the president told john carl in this interview is, i didn't really care. i thought he was fine. and who can blame these rioters because, quote, they were very angry. and the more you think about it, if you try to get into donald trump's mind which i will admit is difficult, if you try to get inside of donald trump's mind as he looks at this, the insurrectionist were doing in public exactly the same thing that he was doing in private. he was trying to overturn the election, by calling state ele

>> well, you know, wolf, when you think about inflation and gloria's right. this is something that affects people every day. you go to fill up your car with gasoline, you look at the price of what it was and it's staggering to you. you go into the grocery store, i don't care what you're buying, commodities are going up. it's not something that's not clear. it's something people deal with every day so they're able to measure how they feel and as you've seen is that the economy has risen to the top of the list of all the concerns that people have and inflation's tough to beat. it's insidious. and i'm glad to see they're beginning to recognize this is a serious matter. >> has enormous impact on middle class and working class people when all the prices simply are going up and up. gloria, the inflation we're seeing today still nowhere near the level in the late 1970s when jimmy carter was president, but is there a jimmy carter comparison looming down the road? >> well, a lot of conservatives are already making the comparison. i don't think it's accurate in the at

along with our chief political analyst, gloria borger. and shan wu, a former federal prosecutor who is also counsel to then-attorney general janet rino. so, evan, let's just start with the fact that this is a big move but it didn't come at the snap of a hand, right? it took 22 days for merrick garland to do this. got the grand jury involved and as jessica is laying out, um, there are challenges here. it's not just going to be an easy walk in the park to take this to a finish line. what was attorney general garland's thinking? and -- and why -- why -- why did he wait. >> well, look, i think for a lot of the critics who have been talking about this, i -- it seemed like a simple case. but inside this building and at the u.s. attorney's office, it was not that simple. as jessica pointed out, there is some novel issues raised by this. the justice department doesn't bring these type of cases very often. the justice department, you know, tends to be, frankly, on the side of people from the executive branch when they are defying congress because

. >>> let's get more with our chief political analyst gloria borger. john cass sick, the former republican governor of ohio, is with us. cnn's jeffrey toobin with us,

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gloria is one such survivor. she waited until her father died to speak out. in 2012 aged 48, she reported the abuse to the police. in the ensuing investigation, 14 people testified against his use. car bio, several girls he coached alongside, gloria reported inappropriate touching. some like i read martinez. agreed to testify publicly. others such as om medina, san jose, who married carbajal, testified in his favor. the abuse had happened too long ago for car bio to be tried . eventually an agreement was reached with the spanish gymnastics federation, under which he ceased to be a national coach. at the time, a chairman of the federation was none other than car bios own son. also a former champion, gymnast car by o is denied the abuse and still has a sizable fan following. she just told me that he loved me. so of course you had, you had this love hate relationship. he was your coach who carol here and did you say this is just so confusing? you don't at that age, you don't know what's going on. i felt responsible for what was happening to me. i t. i felt asham

shortly we hope to speak to the attorney gloria allred on this programme. that will be coming up programme. that will be coming up later. but for now, let's go to another story coming out of the us. a senior us prosecutor says two men convicted of the murder in 1965 of the american civil rights leader malcolm x are to have their convictions quashed. the manhattan district attorney said muhammad a aziz and khalil islam, who spent decades in prison for the killing, did not get the justice they deserved. aru na iyengar reports. the fire hit the window... malcolm x the charismatic advocate for black empowerment. he was 39 when he was killed, shot dead in a new york city ballroom in front of his family. he was the public face of the nation of islam. unlike his contemporary, martin luther king, malcolm x did not want to see full racial integration. he believed, in his early days, the black separatism was the answer. i the black separatism was the answer. . ., ., ., , answer. i am not for anybody who says _ answer. i am not for anybody who says black— answer. i

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and i agree with gloria. nancy pelosi is a master at this. and i experienced it myself when i was in the white house. she puts these things together like a rubik's cube and somehow manages to assemble it. it's not going to be as easy in the senate. manchin and sinema and particularly manchin lately have been pretty stubborn about details of this plan. there are progressives like bernie sanders who are unhappy, particularly about a tax break that was included for property tax deductions from income taxes. cap was raised. that would benefit wealthier people. done mostly for high wage areas, new york, new jersey, california, a lot of people object to that. that was one of the relatasons didn't get all the democrats in the house to vote for it. one representative didn't on that particular issue but that's how they got some of the other moderates to come along from these high wealth states. these are things that have to get sorted out. things as gloria mentioned, family paid family medical leave that manchin has raised questions about. he doesn't

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our chief political analyst gloria borger and professor. are you saying these things are not relevant? of course they're relevant, this was literally an attack on the congress' house, but then they're saying the request is enormously broad. it doesn't seem different from what she anticipated so far. >> as soon as they said alarmingly broad, she said even more alarmingly broad is your claim of executive privilege. we only have one president at a time. she also said it's quite alarming for you to ask these documents be withheld when you don't even explain what the harm is to the president of releasing them. she kept pressing mr. clark, who represented mr. trump. wha what's the harm to your client? and clark kept saying executive privilege. and she said, no, we're past that. we only have one president at a time. >> so if one is alarming and the other is alarmingly worse, it could go into favor here that congress has a right to all they requested? >> maybe they'll trim a few, like april 2020. she said maybe some of the political polls that were

joining us now, gloria borger and scott jennings. scott, thanks for being with us. scott, i want to start with you. i'm not going to ask you to agre adefend that unless you agree with that but this is an important change in the pandemic here in the u.s. as a political weapon, is that what is coming from the rest of the party or is he out on a limb by himself? >> i think he's out on a limb. i think what everyone hopes and prays for is that variant comes and goes and is mild and doesn't change our trajectory which is the vaccines work and they continue to work and we'll get back to normal life some day. i think what he's tapping into is that a lot of republicans believe that during the pandemic voting laws were changed to accommodate the pandemic and that we were all trapped inside, and a lot of republicans believe democrats want to put those into law permanently even if the pandemic goes away. and so that is what he's tapping into. and i suspect he won't be the only republican you hear sort of giving voice to that general concern. >> gloria, just to remind people thi

and cnn's chief political analyst, gloria borger. jeffrey, how important are these witnesses going to be as the committee tries to piece together the events that led to january 6th? >> well, they're very important, but i think the odds of the committee hearing from any of them are remote. what jumps out about these six is none of them worked for the government so none of them should be in a position even to claim executive privilege for protecting their conversations, but like bannon, they are likely to refuse to testify because they are all trump loyalists. but look what's happened to steve bannon. yes, the house referred him for contempt to the justice department, but the justice department has been dithering since october 21st doing nothing, allowing bannon to run out the clock and it certainly seems like this six will follow a very similar pattern and this committee cannot last forever. the fact that they will go to court means that they will be able, it seems to me, to run out the clock on all of this. >> gloria, some of these w

gloria is right. we need adults, leaders, to start saying, act grown up and remember we're all made in god's image. stop canceling the other person because you don't agree with them or believe in them. >> all of this comes as republican congressman ronny jackson is spreading pandemic disinformation calling the new omicron variant, and quoting him now, the midterm election variant. how hypocritical is it for so many in the gop right now to hit president biden for his handling of the pandemic while actively spreading covid conspiracies? >> wolf, it is nonsensical. it is ridiculous. i don't know how many times we can say this. he tweets this because maybe he thinks it'll help him with his base or donald trump will be happy with him and maybe give him a little phone call and give him an atta boy. it is just absurd and ridiculous and the national conversation should be about important truths that we are now facing and problems we have and not this ridiculous name calling. i just, you know, what does it get

joining me now is chief political analyst gloria borger and reporter jeff zeleny. terry mcauliffe was really banking on the passage of the two biden bills and what we see now is he's doubling down on his attacks against trump and really playing defense on social issues like education. does he think that's a winning strategy at this point? >> it's the best thing that he has because the reality is terry mcauliffe and his campaign have been doing one thing above all. looking for those biden voters. a year ago joe biden won the commonwealth by virginia by ten percentage points, so there are millions of joe biden voters out there. yes, they may not be as enthusiastic. yes, they may not like what they are seeing, all of them, in washington with this democratic divide, but that is what terry mcauliffe has been trying to do to make his opponent a trump-like clone, but that has proven to be much more difficult than any democrat expected. that's because glenn youngkin, never run for office and people well know donald trump. he's defined himself again and again and glenn youn

gloria, thank you for helping us out. we're going keep an eye. >> thanks a lot, don. >> we'll see you soon. we're keeping an eye on that vote tonight. it comes as america is at a moment of truth on justice. the country is on edge over big trials in wisconsin and georgia. we have been covering for you. but they're coming to a head here. a teenager with a military-style weapon shooting and killing two people, wounding another during protests in august of 2020 over the police shooting of jacob blake. and an unarmed black jogger chased down by three white men and shot to death. big developments in both of those cases tonight. in the trial of the three men accused of murdering ahmaud arbery, the defense team for gregory and travis mcmichael and whim roddy bryan rested tonight, after presenting their case for two days, calling seven witness, including travis mcmichael himself who shot ahmaud arbery. he admitted during cross-examination that he never saw the man he killed with a weapon. >> didn't brandish any weapons? >> no, ma'

perspective now from cnn chief political analyst, gloria borger. and s.e. cup. gloria, first of all, what do you make of the plan for a democrat resolution to censure congressman gosar? >> we are not sure if it's going to go anywhere. they are going to introduce it on friday. um, i think it's not surprising that it comes from the democrats. remember, it was the democrats who voted to strip marjorie taylor greene of her committee assignments. um, who said, you know, this shall not stand and they put that on the house floor. so clearly, they believe something has to be done but it's -- as you were talking about just a moment ago, where is kevin mccarthy? this is about leadership. this is about his leadership team. this is about how a member of congress ought to behave, not about well, gee, you know, will this hurt me with donald trump? because donald trump likes paul gosar, i want to be the next speaker of the house and on and on. i mean, there is a moral obligation, it would seem to me, to speak out and say this can't stand. this person needs to learn a lesson he

is this a sign, gloria, that former president trump is holding a bit of a grudge right now against the house minority leader kevin mccarthy who clearly has his eyes on becoming house speaker although mark meadows clearly doesn't want mccarthy to be the next speaker. >> who do you think mark meadows is channelling, wolf? donald trump. this is not an idea that mark meadows just hatched on his own. if donald trump says oh, maybe i could become speaker, because you don't have to be an elected member of the house to become speaker, then i don't have to run a campaign. i could just go in there and i could become speaker of the house. it is ridiculous. you know, we know that donald trump holds a grudge pretty well and that he has held one against mccarthy ever since mccarthy went on the floor on january 13th after the insurrection and said, the president bears responsibility for wednesday's attack. period. the president, the former president never has forgotten that and so mccarthy then had to go to mar-a-lago, kiss the ring, try and make up. but the president's never forgotten this. so mccar

and they finally got a chance to win and that is driving big turnout. >> gloria, quick final word. i mean, it -- the enthusiasm gap. that's the issue. that's what this comes down to tomorrow. >> always about enthusiasm. particularly, in these kinds of elections. these off-year elections. democrats gave it all in the last election and they are not finding a lot as larry is saying. they are not finding a lot to be enthusiastic about. they are mad about the democrats. they don't like, you know, they -- they -- biden's popularity is down. um, and so, there's a sense that they could just shrug and say, you know, we're going to -- we are going to just kind of sit this one out no matter what kind of operation you have to get out the vote. >> yeah. >> and mcauliffe's has been good. nothing is perfect and nothing trumps the way voters feel. >> all right. thank you, both, very much. we shall see. all eyes are on virginia. >>> and next, the supreme court hearing arguments and it is what clearly is the most closely watched issue on its docket. what were the justices hinting? because we actuall

>> es que gloria trevi es gloria trevi, no me encantaron los volumen res, creo que son de verano, mÁs divertidos que lo dejamos para una premiaciÓn adecuado. >> yo creo que estÁ esperando que le den el papel de aventurera, ella es muy cabaret, ella ding venga, le tiro plumas, ren lento jaulas y todo. >> ¿quÉ tizs de sofÍa cartÓn. >> muy bien. >> eso de llevar plumas y todo eso, y mira que el phelps. aquÍ estÁ la diferencia en esto. (mÚsic (mÚsica) . yo te entiendo. traslado que combina, pero hay muchos peinados que combinan m, le queda lindo, y si una persona no la hasta visto anteriormente con su look, entonces no smoenlt >> vÁmonos frants ca, ¿quiÉn te fwusht Ó mÁs?, alan ter sfrem. >> y me gustÓ mÁs allÁ con las lentejuelas, hasta la prÓxima, muchachos. (mÚsica) [risas] (mÚsica) quÉ rid con m faem, y llega en vivo emo muelo, tambiÉn en sin rofl femz, y en "sin rollo" tenemos todos los detalles, la invitamos sigo abierta, eda e ¡hola! ¡soy yo! ¡tu piel seca! necesito algo que nos falta. las ceramidas de cerave. me ayudan a restaurar mi barrera natural, para

host: go ahead, gloria. turn your television down and go ahead. caller: also, 12 years ago, that is why i stopped working. i was 40 and i got sick and i got diagnosed with bipolar and depression. i am on disability also. there was no way i was going to be able to pay medicare when it went up to $500. host: let's go to sue calling from florence, massachusetts on the republican line. good morning. caller: good morning. a lot of people are focused on the rittenhouse verdict. it is horrifying that you could go to another state and carry an ar 15 and end up killing people and get off. everyone should watch the trial for the ahmaud arbery murder. how we are as a country is going to be framed by how serious of a verdict of those guys get because i believe it is a modern example of the horrible culture of the south murdering black men. as a republican, if we really want law and order, we ought to hope that those guys go to jail and they throw away the key. i just want to say that. i am a northeastern republican so sometimes they tell us we are not really

perspective now from cnn chief political analyst, gloria borger and s.e. cupp. gloria, first of all, what do you make of the plan for a democrat resolution to censure congressman gosar? >> we are not sure if it's going to go anywhere. they are going to introduce it on friday. i think it's not surprising that it comes from the democrats. remember, it was the democrats who voted to strip marjorie taylor greene of her committee assi assignments. who say, you know, this shall not stand, and they put that on the house floor. so clearly, they believe something has to be done but it's -- as you were talking about just a moment ago, where is kevin mccarthy? this is about leadership. this is about his leadership team. this is about how a member of congress ought to behave, not about well, gee, you know, will this hurt me with donald trump? because donald trump likes paul gosar, i want to be the next speaker of the house and on and on. i mean, there is a moral obligation, it would seem to me, to speak out and say this can't stand. this person needs to learn a lesson here.

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they're all sitting there and gloria and kathleen are eating ice cream. there 17 years old and reggie is sitting there 43 or whatever drinking absinthe and in fact going to marry the 17-year-old gloria. and his own daughter thinks these with her because he just wanted her to have her friends along when a horse holding was a scheme. it's really depressing. >> there's a sadness to a lot of reggie's story unfortunately. >> it's such an interesting ... we all as you said there's this poor ratio alger myth of pulling yourself up by your bootstraps and the commodore is a representation of that in american mythology . and all these intervals and what we are all told in our society what we should want which is fame and incredible wealth but to see how it played out in all these people's lives. it wasn't just one person was wayward and didn't accomplish much because of the money. it was like some sort of family hysteria or infection. >> i would agree with that. can we talk about some of the women in the story to? one of the things i know we were both interested in

g gloria, let me come to you next. because we heard there was hope that there could be votes sometime this week. i mean, does the senators news conference here just take that clean off the table? >> well, sort of does. i would wonder whether there could be any way of convincing progressives that you ought to vote on the infrastructure package and get it done f. i were terry mcauliffe out there in virginia, would you be upset about this. because if he had the infrastructure package, he would probably argue his life would have been a lot easier these last few weeks. but i want to pick up on what you were saying earlier about the language that joe manchin is using here. shell games. recipe for economic crisis. none of us should misrepresent what the real cost of a bill is. i mean, when you look at what he's saying, he's saying you guys are trying to pull a fast one over on me. you want to put back in all of the spending for medicare, you think i'm going to buy that. you think i don't see these shell games. i'm not going a

gloria teme contagiar a sus hijas, por lo que ambas usan mascarillas. >> quiero que estÉn bien. reportera: debe tener presente que aÚn se puede contagiar aunque estÉ vacunado. >> hay que colocarse la mascarilla por protecciÓn. reportera: se recomienda realizar se la prueba. >> si no hay sÍntomas, esperar siete dÍas y hacer una prueba. reportera: en este momento el doctor recomienda vacunarse. paola: gracias. organizaciones e iglesias repartieron alimentos desde esta maÑana por thanksgiving. >> nuestra filosofÍa siempre ha sido de manos abiertas. en otras palabras, todos son bienvenidos. no registramos a nadie. sÓlo es requerido que tengan hambre y siempre estamos dispuestos a servir a quien venga. paola: importante la labor de esta iglesia. ellos entregan comidas gratis seis dÍas a la semana. otra organizaciÓn entregÓ comidas de acciÓn de gracias. la alcaldesa tambiÉn participo. el ejÉrcito de salvaciÓn tambiÉn repartiÓ 4000 cajas de comidas en san francisco. si estÁ listo para las compras, expertos recomiendan tener precauciones, especialmente con ofertas muy

the other thing thate he did in hollywood with soup manage the biggest star, gloria swanson and they also became lovers predict now unfortunately, his job he tires with his job within two years. but in the main because he made two films with gloria darcy and in 1930 and one called kelly and which is so bad it was never a release the other one was the widow and gloria asked him, their bookkeeping area, you seem to have given the writer a new cadillac and coming up with the title with a winnowing joe looked looked at her and he turned bright red and literally walked out of her life and she never ever heard from him again and joked about it actually. anything goes back to new york and i thought you would like to see this image of central park in 1930 after the wall street crash pretty and there were things that when the wall street traders were still in working, given a lot of time off to sell apples on the streets in order to make ends meet. joe was not paying any attention to the poor or the american he decided that he wanted to make his fortune now. his third fortune and also get in

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i'm joined now by cnn analyst gloria borger. where are the adults in congress, gloria? >> i don't know. i think they are hiding in the basement, but they are certainly not out front in the republican party, and the person i'm talking about is kevin mccarthy who happens to be the leader of the republicans, and i know that he has talked to -- to these women privately. he certainly talked to boebert privately. let me say that, and, you know, expected that perhaps there would be an apology, et cetera, et cetera, to ilhan omar in a phone call that disintegrated and then they went at each other again. look, this is a problem for mccarthy because he's not doing what a leader should do which is he should say we will not tolerate this in the republican party. this is not what we stand for. this is not who we are, and if you can not behave you won't be on your committees. you will be ostracized by the republican party. we have more important things to talk about than your fighting with your fellow colleagues. i mean, it's interesting to me to recall that when the democrats were f

gloria, what it appears that is happening, at least today, is that this is the conflict between the two interpretations of tuesday night. you've got some democrats who say the message is to get this done. we need to move it. on the other side you have the moderates saying what we heard from -- slow down. nobody elected joe biden to be fdr and what do you see? >> having just watched the colin powell funeral, i'd say we move from the sublime to the ridiculous here. and at this point, it is ridiculous. originally it was the progressives who said you have to have the two votes at the same time and now the moderates are saying slow down. it takes herding cats to a whole new level. and country is watching this and saying just get it done. just get it done. and nancy pelosi is trying to talk to moderates, some say let's do it now and let's pass infrastructure and others are saying we need to see the cbo score which could take a couple of weeks. it is absurd that nancy pelosi cannot get this to a vote. and i think they just all have to sort of go back in their own corners and decide whether the

the other thing he did in hollywood was to manage the biggest star gloria swanson and they became lovers. unfortunately within two years shows tires of his job said that would be two years that's why he has a busy career but mainly he made two films with gloria towards the end of 1931 called queen kelly which was so bad it was never released and the other one called what a widow and when gloria asked him isn't there a bookkeeping error here you've seem to given the writer a new cadillac for coming up with the title what a widow joe looked at her and turned bright red and walked out of her life she never heard from them again in 1930 after the wall street crashed, apple days when the wall street traders still in work were given a lot of time off to sell apples on the street in order to make ends meet. joe was not paid to any attention to the flight of america he decided he wanted to make his third fortune and also get involved in politics what better way to become friendly with elliott roosevelt the oldest son franklin and in the 1932 campaign elliott was in charge of trying to read his f