just learned there are two more hours of the show [laughter] so we welcome you aboard those two hours as he figures out what s in the show. tucker used to host this show, fox & friends weekend, for four years. and he famously said as i host the show, i like to learn about the show. rachel: let it unfold. pete: he wouldn t prepare, didn t need to, he d learn about the next segment once the commercial break came. so maybe we ll try that. [laughter] rachel: have you figured out breakfast yet? will: no. the commercial breaks are super short, rachel. what would you like? [laughter] rachel: you know, i m down for a bagel. will: a bagel? rachel: okay, what do you want? will: we know what he wants, he wants mcdonald s. a mcgriddle. pete: bagels are very overrated. i ve got a lot of kids who like bagels because they spent too much time in new jersey. a lot of empty calories there. not to insult bagel lovers rachel: now he s in tennessee, he s a biscuit guy. pete: yes, biscuits a
clerk in wisconsin. she spent the last 15 years running elections. here she is holding a mock election in 2011. she is trying to figure out how much extra time voters need to cast ballots under the state s iner you voter id law. i m madison city clerk. and today we re having a mock election invi the city county building to time various scenarios with voter id and figure out how to do the best practices for 2012 before we actually have an election. she said she chose to do this work because she wanted to combat voting inequities in madison. she encourages every new wisconsin election clerk that comes to herwi for training to similarly find their why. quote, they have to focus on why they re doing this work. what it comes down to is making votingak accessible to those eligible to vote. that s why we keep showing up daye after day. her why is more important now than ever. in 2020, mary beth contemplated not showing up. she almost quit. that s because after election day 2020,
this is cnn tonight. we re gonna keep the conversation going every night from ten to midnight and we ve got a lot of smart folks here to do just that with us tonight. you know, you as viewers actually can be a part of the program as well. you can join us, give us your tweets, your comments. actually have you on the air at times as well. and i ask direct questions which i shudder to think of that as well. what could focus possibly. we ll try that, we ll be here with our panelists from across the political spectrum through the midterm elections and there s a lot to get through on that front now. let s start with hypocrisy or abortion, or hypocrisy and abortion since they certainly go in canada. so call pro-life republican seem to have gotten their vehement anti abortion pro family stats when it comes to their candidate for georgia senate herschel walker. as you know, walker literally paid for his ex girlfriend to have an abortion. she s provided various pieces of evidence
. i m david cold very in los angeles, and this is cnn. . i mean guessing i don t have to remind anyone there s mid-term election about a month away, democracy and the gloves are officially off. well, if they were ever actually on. between there was a if iry debate in ohio between jd vance and ryan and we have specifically spicy events we have interesting moments we ll talk about, let s play some of those, first we bring in smart people. or the spice. ok. ha ha. let s bring them in. so my estrange work husband, john. am i in the wrong seat? lean over for loves stayed up late for us between and you re doing new day. stay up the whole time. amanda wakes up. the camera is on her he s so good, we re joined by happy to have you here as well, and keith, great to have you guy i have laurens brook on my bookcase. i wasn t going to say anything. it s on my bookcase at home. i appreciate you, it was nice, do you guys want to hear what s going on in ohio
have been never started. live from london, this is cnn newsroom with max foster. it is tuesday, october 11th. 9 a.m. in london, 11 a.m. in kyiv. people across ukraine on the verge after the heaviest russian bombardment since vladimir putin s russian forces invaded back in february. ukraine thought 19 people have been killed, more than 100 others wounded. just in the past few hours we ve received reports that one person was killed in a missile strike on zaporizhzhia. the u.s. says it believes monday s attacks were planned far in advance. when you look at the size and scale here of these missile and drone attacks, more than 80 reportedly, that s not the kind of things the russians can just throw together in a couple of days. it likely was something that they had been planning for quite some time. that s not to say that the explosion on the crimea bridge might have accelerated some of their planning, likely this was not in retaliation but was something very much a contin