jake tapper starts now. i interviewed elizabeth alexander a few months ago. she s lovely. interesting you got her to open up. gave the first poetry reading she read a poem aft barack obama s first inaugural. yeah, she s wonderful. i m sure this is an obvious one, but have you i assume you ve reached out to the white house, because president biden losing his son, losing his wife and young daughter back in the 70s, that would be very moving. i once had a very long off the record conversation with him about it, and he s that s one of his that s one of the subjects that he is most human and authentic. yeah, he s obviously experienced incredible loss and speaks on it well. yeah, that would be a good conversation. thanks, jake. all right, anderson. welcome to cnn tonight. i m jake tapper in washington. tonight we are just two weeks away from the critically important midterm elections and i have been talking to strategists and pollsters from both parties today to tr
wikipedia was about 17% of the dog refuse were about women. now, we re up about to 19%. [laughs] and that s been four years. now we need to keep going, we need to keep this momentum up. but we need to do it in our textbooks. and we need to do it in our classrooms. and we have to have journalists like you and broadcasters like you featuring women scientists and scientists of color in the television programs. so that people are talking about them, the scientists are household names, so that one day we don t need campaigns like mine. but it s just completely because to society. i ve been trying to book kissee for two years. so, we re trying. they need to say yes. whose biography are you working on publishing next? oh, i don t know. i ve got so many suggestions coming over the past few days. are just sitting down at my inbox now to try and go through and find the next kind of incredible kissee corbett or gladdest west to story has been unsung. i will find out as i go through my emails.