i ll throw the show to you. we can tell. what a special experience you had to have a professor you had such a connection with. it is really nice to hear about. thank you. thanks for honoring him. that was sweet. jake, have a good nighting. i m alice incamerota. and i m lauren coates. we are 13 days away from mid terms and now a second woman, this time a jane doe, is claiming herschel walker was involved in her abortion, saying he drove her to the clinic and waited in the parking lot for hours. he also caused the pregnancy, by the way. that s part of how the biology works, the allegations. right. this is that birds-and-the-bees course as well. she felt pressured to having the abortion. for herschel walker, he is saying it is a lie. what it will mean to voters? also tonight we will talk about the fall-out from the fetterman/oz debate. fetterman shared his own thoughts on the performance a while ago. we will play that and find out if this hurt him with vote
very different from five years ago politics versus ten years ago politics. there is a new not just anxiety but level of hostility that comes in. we as human beings are feeling creatures who think. information comes in through all of our sensory systems. this is what john fetterman was up against. information coming in through all of the sensory systems. it processes through our emotional systems, and then it moves into our thinking circuitry. so thinking takes time, and we all think as normal brains. some of us think more quickly than others. in a brain that is processing quickly isn t necessarily more accurate or more precise in the answers that it delivers. i just think that there was a lot of confusion and we could have done a better job and helped john do better. but let me ask you about that because there s a question about whether or not he was having word-finding difficulties because of his auditory
journalists like me require proof and evidence, we can all acknowledge that we do not know that that theory is wrong. perhaps it is fantastical, perhaps it is an illusion, but perhaps it is right. we can only know what a special soul james wright was and wonder if perhaps there was something so remarkable about the glints in his eye and the acceptance of his smile and the gravitas of his baritone, that perhaps if there was something that we cannot comprehend that gifted him to us, maybe there s also something we cannot comprehend that took him from us as well. goodbye, john. semper fi. thank you so much for joining me tonight. you can follow me on facebook, instagram, twitter and tiktok @jaketapper. our coverage continues with lauren coates. hi, guys. i m not in a jocular mood, but