Manager, jim messina and former rnc spokesperson tim miller. Plus, our friend Andrew Weissmann joins me to dig into what the former president could do with the Justice Department if he wins back the white house. Also today, a oneonone conversation with the u. S. Surgeon general. Doctor vivek murthy thieves here to discuss loneliness, social media, and Mental Health around the holidays. And later, the Exit Interview. Congresswoman anna eshoo as she was leaving congress after more than three decades. I will ask her what she learned and what concerns are most about what comes next. So it is the Holiday Season, the time for reflection, the chance to take stock of the year that is coming to a close, into really put this moment into perspective, and one of the things im thinking about right now, roughly ten months out from what might be the most consequential election of our lifetime is how every poll, and even every election, is really a reflection of a moment in time. Let me explain what i
Are verdict without michael cohen. And i and welcome. Its time to break down the big stories with some smart people. Today, were asking from an attack on the hush money trial, judge, to a nazi reference on a campaign video. Whats going on, what Donald Trumps week of unforced error. Then my wife did it. The bizarre, but some cited legit defense weve now seen from a Supreme Court justice and a us senator whos on trial and grab a plate. Were breaking down the best All You Can Eat strategy. And theres only one right way to do it. The paddle is here and ready to go. So sit back, relax, and lets talk about it up first. Donald trump im just hush money. Trial is expected to go to the jury by midweek but its trumps comments and his campaigns mistake that are raising eyebrows, right now. Donald trump attack the judge in the hush money trial, juan merchan, who was born in colombia and emigrated to the us as a child the moment reminiscent of 2016, hes a mexican when trump railed against the judge
Tased if you keep it up. The project is about uncovering hidden deaths. Narrator in collaboration with the Associated Press, an investigation into police restraint. People know about the deaths in police interactions, but no one really knows the extent of it. In many cases, its sort of unclear what role the police force played in the death. Were realworld practitioners, so were dealing with a realworld problem. Given this reality that officers are often the ones responding to Mental Health crises. How are they trained to do that . Thats one of the problems. Theres an inconsistency there. Narrator and the impact on families. Were devastated. We want answers. He should not havdied. You find so many families left with unanswered questions. Its important to identify what went wrong and who was responsible. Narrator now on frontline, documenting police use of force. Frontline is made possible by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. Thank you. And by the corporation for p