the winner receiving almost 80% of the vote. and yet the loser refuses to accept the result, won t concede even as his opponent is sworn into congress. we re also on the ground in georgia where those in power are actively making it harder for citizens there to exercise their right to vote. this is about good old boys, their power and their will to stay in control. and we ll go to texas where a new restrictive voting law is having widespread impact. huge numbers of registered voters seeing their applications for mail-in ballots, ballots to which they are entitled, rejected. and where local election officials face possible felony convictions with jail time if they help voters clear certain hurdles. you registered using a driver s license and now you use a form using your social, i don t have a way to very far that social. as we watch voting rights flounder in congress, obstacles to voting are going up undeterred in states and counties across the country. and not just in
reclean, taking notes. that s work, right? did you just brag to me you ll be in a recliner? it will be by that time it will be an actual sofa but oh, wow. even worse. there won t be a desk anywhere near me, nothing that looks like a work environment but i ll be working, taking notes and hanging on words. it s still covid time. what is a work environment? i haven t worn public facing pants in two years now. yeah, and your pants prior to covid were not [ laughter ] you were not touche. you were not the vogue idea of an anchor woman. vogue was never coming by saying let s do the rachel work wardrobe. i don t know. i don t know. i think you might under estimate how weird vogue has gotten. it s their mistake if they don t get around to that. i think we should stop digging. we re done. we re done. bye. thank you. bye. thank you. well, today an elderly man in new york city with no visible means of support with strong symptoms of extreme
hans in two years now. yeah, and your pants prior to covid were not [laughs] you were not an idea of anchorwoman to vogue. [inaudible] [laughs] i don t know. i think you ve underestimated how weird vogue is gotten. [laughs] i think we should stop digging before we get any deeper into this whole. we are done. thank you rachel. well today, an elderly man in new york city with no visible means of support has experience strong symptoms of extreme cognitive decline has been subpoenaed to see what he knows about this rudy giuliani was dropped from and was dropped from law in washington d.c. as he awaits his permanent disbarment, has received a expedia he has more reason to plead the fifth amendment to the community, and refuses to answer questions. he is the subject of a criminal festive they raided his home to collect evidence and is rated as completely illegal and in constitutional. even though giuliani had raids when he was the new york in ukraine on beha
cornerstone of american democracy, and, yet, republican governors and state legislatures across the country have spent the last year curbing it, from limiting how you can register to vote and where and when you can vote, to instituting changes that could result in your vote either not being counted or the will of the people being overruled. compounding the precarious state of our democracy is that fewer americans trust the electoral system, and a sizeable majority believes the nation s democracy is in danger of collapse. with voting rights on the line, president biden laid out in stark words the choice facing the senate in a fiery speech in atlanta. what we choose, democracy over autocracy, light over shadows, justice over injustice. i know where i stand. i will not yield, i will not flinch, i will defend the right to vote our democracy against all enemies, foreign and, yes, domestic. [ applause ] do you want to be on the side of dr. king or george wallace? do you want to b
If you re searching for insight into the likelihood of a second American civil war, you won t find it in "Civil War," a film written and directed by Alex Garland that s currently in theaters.