been subpoenaed. and we will break down the findings on the georgia grant special jury report and what happens next in the fulton county da probe. i am ayman mohyeldin, let s get started. tonight, we begin with some major breaking news, former president jimmy carter has decided to receive hospice care after several short hospital stays. this according to a new statement from the carter center. quote, after a series of short hospital stays, former u.s. president jimmy carter today decided to spend his remaining time at home with his family and respective hospice care instead of additional medical intervention. he has the full support of his family and his medical team. the carter family asked for thoughts during this time and is grateful for the concern by his many admirers. carter, the 39th president, turned 98 in october. nbc news has learned that president joe biden is aware of former president joe carter s decision and the white house is in touch with the carter family and
the rise, is it possible to reverse the growing support of lies and deceptions? and speaking of lies and deceptions, move over george santos, there is another gop fabulist in town. we are going to explain and our worst of the week s segment. i am ayman wilkie dean, let s get started. we begin this hour with breaking news on former president jimmy carter. carter will begin receiving hospice care at his georgia home following a series of hospital stays. the news was confirmed in the statement by the carter center saying he has decided to spend his remaining time at home with his family. carter s grandson, former georgia state senator jason carter tweeted out, i saw both my grandparents yesterday. they are at peace and as always their home is full of love. thank you at 98 years old, carter is both the longest-living and living president, as well as the post presidency era. after he defeated reagan in 1980, he worked tirelessly to provide advance democracy, human, rights an
he s received praise from both sides of the aisle first decision to seek care. in 2023 is still somewhat revolutionary for senator to own treatment for depression. despite the progress we have made, public figures are still held to near impossible standards. and frankly, we re more comfortable with people talking about their struggles after the fact. too often we live in a world that says save it for your memoir because if you say it loud, especially if you hold public office, you can be labeled unfit to serve. so here on this show we applaud the senators candidate admission and we hope it helps to de-stigmatize mental health issues in this country and we hope that the senator gets the help he needs. coming up on the second hour of eamonn, republicans on the run, no one in the gop wants to take credit for their bad policies, but that s not stopping democrats from going on offense. plus, far-right conspiracies on