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fact that they were heroes here that day does not absolve us from what we have to do today democracy has never guaranteed every generation must preserve it, defended, and fight for it the cliffs that biden will stand on today were captured from the germans on d-day by us army rangers, men immortalized by reagan in his address from that spot in 1984 behind me as a memorial that symbolizes the range of daggers that were thrusted at the top of these cliffs. >> and before me the man who put them there these are the boys of quinta. whoa the boys appointed to hook. he says, a senior administration official telling cnn, quote, there's no way there's not going to be comparisons to reagan's speech 40 years ago we in america have learned bitter lessons from two world wars it is better to be here ready to protect the peace

than to take blind shelter across the sea, rushing to respond only after freedom is lost. we've learned that isolationism never was and never will be an acceptable response to tyrannical governments within expansionist intent all right, our panel is here. let's bring and cnn political director david chaldean, republican strategist sarah longwell here and former white house in your policy adviser ashley allison. good morning to all of you laying this out this way really underscores to me just how much sarah, the republican party has changed since that time, since it was ronald reagan and now joe biden sounds almost exactly like him as a democrat in this moment. i think i've spent some time over the last 24, 36 hours watching these men who were there on d-day kind of reflecting on what a turning point moment this feels like for the country yeah, you know

man, watching clips of ronald reagan, right? >> i was like a reagan baby. i was born in 1980 he had a tremendous impact me as i moved into sort of more conservative politics and he was an inspiration and watching him today and thinking about how little the republican party today looks like. the republican party that i was interested in becoming part of 20 years ago. >> it just, it's always a little bit of a gut punch still. >> and i then, then this upside down world where joe biden, he wants to reflect ronald reagan like this is on purpose. he is not accidentally sounding like a republican. >> he is purposefully trying to echo ronald reagan and bring the idea that america's role in the world is extremely important, which is an idea yes, i was raised on at which the republican party no longer believes, which is kind of amazing when you think about joe biden's history. >> you know, launching his first presidential run in 1987

as a total opponent to ronald reagan. and all things, butler reagan did for that was the joe biden then. and you are right, it is it is clearly intentional i think the white house, when they say that the comparisons are inevitable, they want those to be the comparisons on the substance, not necessarily on the oratory or the performance because those comparisons may not perform as well provided. obviously, reagan was in a sort of unique tier of a messenger. and those that peggy noonan speed we can only started at the white house a couple of months before then, but but i do think biden wants to associate himself clearly with reagan's vision of america's role in the world, because it is such, not only is it like a reach across the aisle, but it is such incomplete contrast to donald trump, who the white house, i believe let's previewed for us, is not expected to be mentioned. of course, in the president's remarks today. but who will be hanging over the contrast on display? >> yeah. and speaking of the contrast, i want to remind everyone what we heard from former president trump in the

wake of the verdict that came down, the language that he used to describe the united states of america because it stands in very sharp contrast to all of the imagery that we have been seeing come out of france as this 80th anniversary of d-day has been marked. let's watch president trump talking about america as a fascist state. watch we're living in a fascist state. dog comes out of the white house crooked joe biden, the worst president in the history of our country and then there also was this from donald trump last night, his first campaign events since that verdict came down, watch and i'm telling you we are in more danger from the enemy from within with these lunar texas fascist, these communists. >> and we're going to stop that also ashley allison, this is not actually new language, at least not about the people from donald trump. >> the idea that america itself is fascist is a little bit a further step here. but i just

think it's important to focus in on what these words actually mean in historic context and point out what former president trump is doing here. >> yeah, one of the things that donald trump and this current republican party has done is they appropriate language and then they re-engineer the definition of words. and so for donald trump to say that this current administration is fascist or you didn't say dictator, but to imply that there's a deep state, it is it's kinda controlling and taking on people like him because he's deliberate or is contradictory to every factual point that we've seen right now. let me stop you actually, because there was also a fundraising email, unfortunately, i'm not i don't think i can put it up on the screen, but this went out yesterday as we recovering biden's speech and the meetings with these d-day veterans. >> it's does the headline is biden's soviet tactics don't scare me. and then it's about restoring power where it belongs to you, the people, and ending the tyrannical biden

regimes, reign of terror, right so let's just review some of the language donald trump has also said that he would be the dictator on day one of his presidency. >> that he is the one who deployed a mob of folks to try and overturn an election in overturn our democracy on january 6. these are the actions that donald trump has done not too far in the past and the irony is that joe biden and standing on the shores moralizing d-day and saying, that's what we actually fought again hence that is what sunday when you were talking to her about ronald reagan and being a republican, i was like, i think it's actually just joe biden and ronald reagan being americans that believe in our constitution and believed that at some point it's not about the difference of policy. you a democrat would be saying this about ronald? >> i know. i know. right, right. four the final thing, i'll just say is yesterday, i was watching those clips two and i was thinking probably that in every generation we're seeing people who have lost folks because they are they are

of an age where they are passing away. and every generation has to make a choice who will be in the toughest moments. and i think this election is a choice point for us right now when we become 80 or 90-years-old god willing that where the age of some of these soldiers standing on the shores today, will we be able to actually say we did set up against tyranny? we did stand up against fascism. and i think that means not enabling a second trump term, not saying not enabling republicans to win, but not only we, donald trump to win this election because that because actually what he stands for yeah, mitch mcconnell wrote in an opinion piece yesterday in the new york times and honestly, david sounded a lot like joe biden. >> he says, we forget how influential isolation is persuaded millions of americans that the fate of allies and partners, marital gluteal to our own security and prosperity. we glossed over the powerful political force does the downplayed, the growing danger resisted providing assistance to allies and tried to limit america's ability to defend its natural interests.

of course, americans had much less from our disgraced isolationists after the attack of pearl harbor. >> yeah, and i think what you'll hear from biden today is this real push against this isolation is strength, not just here in the us, but globally as well obviously, mcconnell aligned himself with that. but also supports the candidacy of donald trump, who has these isolation as tendencies pulling back from nato and the like, which is totally antithetical to what mcconnell's states is his vision of america because while i'm laura yeah, for sure. >> all right. >> we've got to pause here. millions of americans coping with dangerous storms and record-breaking heat will have your rough weekend forecast ahead plus two capitol police officers who put their lives on the line on january 6, booed by republican lawmakers in pennsylvania plus the boston celtics, drawing first blood and the nba finals cnn's this morning, ron, to you by for

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stories to raise awareness to the threats of democracy in our nation. >> sgt. go gonadal, and officer done, please stand. welcome to the floor of the house right. >> you heard some cheering now, that was apparently from democrats who were cheering them. david chaldean, it's, it's just sort of stunning to me that this is where we are, that these guys you know, i've repeated i mean, i was in the building. i was in the complex that de these people protected me and everyone else who was in the building that day. and it's really hard to see them booed yeah. obviously, what they did that day deserves nothing but the respect of all americans. there is this inherent political piece of this, which is why you end up getting a reaction like, i mean, how are you done himself was just running as a democratic candidate for congress lost the primary the went outside donald trump's trial, which got so politicized

and so what happens is once you sort of enter the realm of the political arena, all of this, it's like and i don't blame them. they have a mission that they're on and they want to defend democracy and promote that mission. but once you enter the arena, you invite this kind of reaction, which is totally out of pounds because of what they're there to talk about their experience on january 6 and how they did try to defend democracy that day that she seems like you should be able to separate that from just pure partisan politics. but, but this issue of defending democracy, i mean, look at all the polling around in situ. you'd like evenly splits the country. it's like high priority issue for voters republicans and democrats see it from two totally different vantage points. and so you end up taking these heroes of that day and now they're sort of mired in the mud of our toxic politics. >> i just think it's important to underscore that it's donald trump that dragged them there yeah. >> they weren't just defining

democracy they were defending the legislators who are at the capitol that day who had a mob sect on them. >> and this is where republicans have completely lost the plot, mean it is like the alitos flag at their house. it is completely upside down in terms of what, what the republican party has decided that it is going to side with the insurrectionists actively and you're going to see a lot of signs in here, a lot rhetoric about backing the blue. and that is going to exclude people who backed the blue against insurrections and instead they're going to sing a national anthem. to defend the people who attacked the capitol that day. it's not just politics, like, and this goes back to the conversation we're having about ronald reagan and joe biden right now, these people this maga, republicans, that movement, they don't like america, donald trump doesn't like america. one of the characteristics of the republican party that i was attracted to is that it thought america was a good place. we did things right here. we would never do something like storm

our own capital. that's third world banana republic stuff. and it's not what happens in the united states of america. and the maga movement and donald trump has decided to lie ionize these people to the point where legislation its leaders, it is in a state house, think that it is okay to boo the people who defended us actively when they show up yeah, it's your point about america. i mean, it's built into the message of the trump campaign, right? that america is not great right? fundamentally. and it's gotten darker with this, with this third, i guess, presidential run hasn't biden on the record about the possibility of pardoning his son, hunter. we'll have that next i am really interested to know more about this story. a texas toddler who almost became lunch for a hungry giraffe oh, my goodness birth with liev schreiber. >> and good night on cnn at

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morning. >> yes. and even though it's expanding, it's also not really going away for a lot of the places that have been dealing with the heat this week here you can see where that heat dome has really kind of set up and it's still really focused over much of the southwest that's where you still have a lot of these excessive heat alerts that includes las vegas, phoenix, tucson, even around the albuquerque area, looking at those heat advisories and excessive heat warnings. now we will get a little bit of a reprieve as we go into the weekend, meaning the temperatures will come back down, but there's still going to be above average. take for example, palm springs 107 today down to 10 to sunday. so coming back down, but they're averages 101 phoenix las vegas, look at that. 109 on friday down to 104 on sunday, but normally, they'd still be about 97. so here's the thing. we will see those temperatures coming back down, still going to be above average, but it's also only going to be a temporary reprieve look at phoenix, for example, going from 110 down to 105, but then right back up to the 110111 is we get get into the rest of the week that average, again, keep in mind only about one au to

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his campaign sending vetting materials to several prospective candidates in recent days, among them, north dakota governor doug burgum, also, senator jd vance of ohio, and marco rubio of florida. cnn reports advance and burgum are accompanying trump on his west coast swing this week so i mean david chaldean, where are we on the vip stakes? speculation. >> who's up, who's down? >> what do you think? i mean, we are definitely in a new phase. there's no doubt about that this request for materials this is amping up and we're in the window where that would make sense. i do love, if indeed trump does reveal the pick at the convention because for decades it's always been like are the conventions have any news anyway, they're just messaging vehicles that would be an actual news event at at a republican national convention. and that would be great to cover for us, but be a little trumpian, right? >> like to go ahead and do that real dramatic reveal yes exactly. >> but nonetheless, it is interesting. donald trump is kinda revealed for us in an interview last month, where he said that he really thinks

people vote for the top of the ticket and the bpd is not really a major factor. >> i tend to agree with that analysis. >> i think he's probably right about that, but nonetheless, these are the two oldest men seeking the president so looking at who they're number two is a heartbeat away from the presidency is something that i think in this environment. >> it may not be a thing people vote on, but i do think it's like information that voters are going to take in as part of their overall calculus so let's just refresh. i mean, because this is sir, we can talk about those too, but donald trump is obviously choosing among a group of people who, while they have all turned around and become very interested, apparently, and taking on this kind of a role with him didn't actually start out that way. let's just play that tape would you ever do business with donald trump i don't think so why i would i

just think that it's important that you're judged by the company you keep. there's a movement to sort of gloat over the fact that the elites were right about donald trump, wright, i'm an never trump guy. >> i never liked him. >> you all have friends, you all have friends that are thinking get about voting for donald trump. friends do not let friends vote for con artists i mean, sarah well, yeah look, it's brutal, but this is, this is the worldwide have watched most republicans. >> i don't know what jd vance, thanks. never trump means actually, because it means never. but they all bent the knee. and now there's nothing donald trump levs more than taking these people who wants opposed to him and making them bowed down and bag for a job. i will say that's interesting. i really thought trump was going to pick a woman ultimately, but we have seen multiple of the women who would have been taught i contenders kind of self emulate on the tarmac, like kristi noem had the unfortunate incident with the

dog and katie britt had her unfortunate very strange response after the state of the union. and so they're no longer on their at least to phonics. the only woman sort of still on the mix. donald trump does like the theatrical though of some of these things. i always kind of thought he would try to pick somebody who was newsy, but the more i watched this, the more i think marco rubio makes sense for him, in part because you've got to humiliate them just a little bit by making him change, move out of florida so he could do it, but also it does bring normally republicans onside in a way that donald trump is mostly done anyway. but for people who are, it's the equivalent of taking nikki haley without taking somebody who actively ran against him, harb in the primary. >> but do you think to the normal republican that's your term, not mine do you think though, if he whoever he picks their scripts, is going to have to change and fall in line with donald trump's script, which then doesn't make them onside

with the normal republicans or does he just kind of let them be so my new in the coverage of his campaign, i just it's also the interesting like ark of the never-trumper is like most people started like, okay, i'll vote for trump and then slowly progress to never-trumper as these people reverse engineered it, and to jd vance thank started at a never-trumper and the work the things he continued to do that was worse and worse he was like, oh, yeah. >> okay. i'm good with that yeah. >> but you have to understand something about the republican psychology here, which is that many of them are not marco rubio codes normally does is it doesn't matter what he says. he's a pre-trump politician. that for a lot of voters who are really uncomfortable where the republican party has gone under trump is kinda like, okay, that makes me feel better even when what he says now is very much in line with trump all right, i want to turn out of this because there is a critical group of voters. this election cycle that we're constantly talking about, and

they're the so-called double-haters. they say they won't vote for donald trump, but they're also not committed to voting for joe biden and sarah longwell spoke to nine of these double-haters this is what she writes about, many of them they had familiar stories. they supported trump in the past as the lesser evil. they couldn't stomach hillary clinton in 2016, they were lifelong republican who couldn't imagine voting for a democrat. some of them remember watching the apprentice and admiring trump for his perceived business savvy. but the events of january 6 and general fatigue with trump's antics have made these voters not very likely or not at all likely to vote for him. again, in 2024 at sarah, bring us inside the room here. what did you hear from these people? >> we talk to these voters the day after trump's conviction, and we'd specifically screened for people who had voted for trump twice. but really didn't want to vote for him again because i view this as our persuadable group of voters. the problem is, is that they're out on trump. there, just like i can't vote for this guy

again, he's two toxic. you know, he's, he's whiny. >> but then they're like but also i can't vote for joe biden. >> the reason we talk about the double-haters is that these are people who it is. it's different, right? because we have two functional incumbents the persuadable set are people who don't want to vote for either person. and right now, it's tough to actually get a good look at them in the polling because for a lot of them, they're like math third party, they're like third party curious. but then if you ask them anything about rfk or owe them something about them, they're like, oh, you know, like it's maybe i don't like that. >> and so they're just and they're not that tuned in either. they just know that they don't like them and so they're not paying that much attention because they know both these guys in there like, but when push came to shove in that group five of them went for biden which was really interesting to me in the wake of the conviction, in the wake of that conviction, and they did say that the conviction mattered to them, although for a lot of them, they also like january 6, was a red line for a certain kind of voter who

isn't going back to trump. >> and it just is yeah. david as we're kind of having this conversation, i do want to bring in there's some new swing-state pulling out from flux news this morning. and sarah is suggesting there might be a lot of voters out there who after january 6 just can't do it. there are some striking numbers in virginia which biden won. i believe, by ten points. >> yeah. yeah and now it shows it 48, 48 obviously registered voters, margin of error of 3% there. what, what is this yeah, i it is not the only poll that has showed virginia within the margin of error, but it is the most recent and reputable one that we have. >> that's an astonishing number of seeing that is going to sentence some chills in wilmington down the spine of the folks working there. because if you look at where the biden campaign right now is targeting and advertising, virginia is not currently on the list. if there's another poll, if this is not a one-off and we see this repeated trust me, they're going to start out

driving virginia to when you're adding states that you think are already sort of in your corner. the road two to 70 is getting a lot more complicated for you, right now. the thinking in the biden world is that the easiest path to 270 is repeat the blue wall, pennsylvania and michigan, wisconsin. that's hang on to that omaha area. single electoral vote, nebraska. and you're there. i mean, that doesn't, you can lose nevada, arizona, georgia, to donald trump if you win a state like virginia, if that gets into the real toss-up category, your math to, to 70 becomes a lot more. >> we're talking about virginia on election night. i mean, the map is the map has changed shall we say? all right, come on up here. more financial trouble for right-wing conspiracy theorist alex jones. and with a six-week abortion some ban now in effect in florida, we're live with a democratic senate hopeful who believes reproductive freedom could be her winning issue this

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agreeing to liquidate his assets. the right-wing can here's the theorist, owes more than 1.5 billion with a b dollars in damages to sandy hook families for his lies about the 2012 school massacre the move paves the way for a future in which jones no longer owns his platform. info wars and the rough treatment caitlin clark is receiving in the wnba, getting some attention from the nba commissioner, adam silver says, caitlin clark can take care of herself it's not nothing new in basketball that there's welcome to the league moments especially for heralded rookies i mean, sarah z right about that. >> i think so. i mean, look, i think it's so fun that everybody is talking about the wnba and caitlin clark, you know, continues to drive this conversation and look, people are reading a little meander and they i don't love it, but it's okay. she can handle it. >> he seems to say shane shane take yourself.

>> yes. no. i think you can precious about women love. >> i love it. i love women's basketball i just think people should like look at the whole arca women's basketball and like they're great athletes. and so as caitlin clark and i think she can take care of herself. >> so be all right. there's a lot underneath what ashley said. we all know that. >> all right. >> now this it's been a little over a month since a six-week abortion ban went into effect in florida once a swing state in recent elections, of course, has voted republican, but nearly two years after the supreme court's dobbs decision that overturned roe versus wade some democrats, there are more hopeful that this can change their electoral fortunes as the new york times reports, democrats plan to try to regain a foothold in florida by championing reproductive freedom with a proposed state constitutional amendment on the ballot this year that would establish a right to abortion before viability, which is known as amendment 41 of the women making that case is former congresswoman debbie

mucarsel-powell's. she is the democratic candidate in florida, hoping to unseat republican senator rick scott, and she joins me now, congresswoman, it's wonderful to have you on the show this morning. thanks for being here. >> good morning, casey. thank you for having me on congresswoman, there's been a lot of speculation and focus on this ballot initiative, especially as it comes as women in florida are grappling with this new reality that abortion is banned after six weeks. are you seeing evidence that this is making it harder for republicans in your state to hang on. is there more money coming in for you on this? how does it feel as you are out there campaigning? >> every day casey, i have been traveling to st. >> now for a few months and i can tell you that this is a top issue for republicans, democrats, independents, it's an issue that really unifies floridians over 60% of floridians reject such an extreme ban on abortion. a six-week ban when most women

don't know that they're pregnant, rick scott has doubled down saying that he would vote against this abortion amendment. he has said that he would support any anti-abortion bill that comes in front of him and just an example, i was having a conversation with a 72-year-old man and i asked him what his top issue was and he said abortion. i was surprised to hear that, but he said that he had lost his aunt before roe v. wade had been enacted, and it had completely destroyed his family. he now has two daughters and he said, you know, for me, we need to make sure that we protect our daughters and a women's freedoms here in the state of florida, it's extremely dangerous as you know, i come from latin america, casey we have legalized access to abortion and colombia and venezuela, not, not been as well, sorry. and colombia and argentina and in mexico. and because it's directly linked to high rates of violence against women, i'm a mom. i have two daughters. i'm extremely concerned about this ban and it won't mean anything. it florida passes

this aboard pushing amendment. and then rick scott gets back to the senate and then pushes for a national abortion ban. so this race has become much more critical than ever congresswoman, i want to show everyone what senator scott has had to say about ivf and then also about the dobbs decision because they are of course linked together ivf coming into jeopardy and alabama and potentially elsewhere because of the ramifications of the fall of dobbs. >> let's watch and then i'll ask you about it i support ivf. >> i've got family members going through ivf it's a way to build a family. >> so would you support legislation then that would federally protect ivf well, i mean, i'll look at anything like that due to the dobbs decision was correct. well that was the result of these decisions should go back to the state. that was a good decision so he's saying that the dobbs decision was a good one, but also that he might consider federal legislation to protect ivf.

>> do you believe he would do that? >> absolutely. not and i think that the majority of florida and know who god is and they don't trust them. you can not trust them. this is someone who when he was ceo of a health care company, committed the largest medicare fraud in the history of this country. they had to pay out almost $1.7 billion back on that fraud. and he's now using that money to lie to floridians. he has bought a seven-figure ad to say that he supports his, but he sends next so extreme it. who have signed onto the life except for bill. we actually voted just a couple of days ago against protecting access to contraception. he has become a poster child of extremism in the senate. and that is why this race really is extremely critical. not only does he want to go back to the senate case, but he now wants to become senate majority leader, and he will absolutely enact an agenda that will attack a woman's right, not only to choose, but also to have access to contraception congresswoman,

we've been talking today about some new polling that's out this morning in swing states especially in the state of virginia, where it is showing that that state, which has voted blue recently by ten points in the last election. >> now tied for between president trump former president trump, and president biden. there have of course been many national polls that show, if anything, donald trump's seems to have an edge in this race. what is president biden doing wrong? that this is the case well, look, i've been talking about the disinformation that we've been seeing now for over two years at people are relying on receiving their news on their phones. >> and we know that social media is filled with conspiracy theories and we continue to see that. and i also think that it's an extremely important for the president to travel all over the country to make sure people know all the policies.

not only that he has enacted, but policies that he wants to continue to work on if he gets reelected we haven't affordability crisis in florida. casey and i can tell you that a lot of the issues that we're facing in florida are because of the failed policies that have been enacted in the state by the legislature. we have the highest property insurance rates that we have seen in the country. and so there are things that we can do at the federal level to make sure that we find relief to the high cost of living for florida and send for people all over the country. and i think that it's important for us to make sure that we continue to connect not only with voters in the swing states, but voters, young voters all over the country that right now feel disengaged congresswoman, do you think democrats should go out of their way to label donald trump a convicted felon and campaign more aggressively on that well, i don't know if it's going out of our way. >> casey, let's let's be honest here. it's the reality that the former president is now facing this was a trial, a

fair trial. he had every opportunity and 80 to defend himself and 12 jurors independent jersey. this has nothing to do with party. this has nothing to do with the white house or the department of justice. this was an independent trial brought by the state of new york and 12th independent jurors found the former president guilty on all counts. it was a unanimous decision it's a fact and i think that it's important for americans to realize what happened in new york and the dangers that we're facing if the former president has a chance to get back to the white house. i was in congress when he was in the white house and we saw the attacks not only against women, against families, but we also saw his the tags and demonizing immigrants. we have to make sure that people understand the rise in anti-semitism right now, it won't stop there. there will be targeted attacks against all groups that don't belong. his maga colt all right. >> former congresswoman debbie mucarsel-powell, congresswoman.

thank you very much for your time this morning. i appreciate it. thank you now, this president biden said in a recent interview from france, he would not pardon his son hunter, if hunter is found guilty in his federal gun trial let me ask you, will you accept the jury's outcome, their verdict, no matter what it is? yes. >> and have you ruled out a pardon for your son yes. you have all right. today marks de five of the trial, which has at times been painful for the biden family court proceedings, delving into a difficult period in which hunter struggled with drug addiction after the passing of his brother bo. >> those widow, hallie biden, whom we had a romantic relationship with hunter at one point, described how he introduced her to crack cocaine david champion this many layers to this trial. but the president's statement about pardoning his son, a remarkable one not pardoning son, to be clear, yes. >> that he would not pardon his son, which when you think about

how for joe biden family, above all else. >> and yet and yet he sees that it seems in some way untoward for a president. just like he won't go to the trial as president, which is happening in federal court to pardon his son in this matter. now, we'll see if he holds to that and how this all plays out. he clearly also enjoys the contrast for how trump handled pardons. there's no doubt. i just want to say about the first lady though here leaving france coming back, expected back in court today to go back to france tomorrow and a state visit sort of the matriarch of this family. i think she gets under noticed in that role because we think of it as such, joe biden's klan. but what jill biden is doing in i think standing in for her husband who can't be there to try and be the rock for the family at this it's time is a role we just haven't seen from her on the public stage some really interesting sarah, you have talked with focus group participants about hunter biden. what do they say about all of this? yeah, it's so interesting because hunter

biden comes up a lot and wave voters the voters are very compassionate about it, almost to a surprising degree where they say man, everybody's got somebody like this in their family like and people talk about their own experiences and dealing with whether it's kids or people in their family. and so what they say about is they say, look if if it turns out that joe biden well, somehow involved in hunter's activities, they will take that into account. but like other than that, they see it as a hunter biden just being sort of a black sheep and they feel a certain amount, yeah, compassion really interesting all right. i will leave you with this it's the end of an era after four decades of hosting the beloved game show wheel of fortune, pat say jack's fair. well, episode set to air today. gosh, look at that. he was so young and say jack has hosted the show for 41 years alongside vanna white and

his voice. i mean, we've all heard it, right. he has been in all of our houses for decades any glazed tab yeah, that's it and then the strange coincidence that was my mic name. >> and has been warmer yeah my nickname in high school i think nickname in high school with big shoes to fill, ryan seacrest set to take over hosting duties. >> vanna white will continue as co-host. she had this good-bye for say jack 8,000 episodes went by, heightened. that you're like a brother to me and i consider you a true lifelong friend, who i will always adore. >> i love you pat well, i mean, i grew up i grew up on wheel of fortune can you believe it? >> i can't believe it. first jeopardy. now this we'd be hosting the show 41 absoluly

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