getting food. brian: why would you get food? how hungry are you? no, not while we re in here! oh! we re at the buffet! if i could turn back time if i could find a way will: showing back up to new york this week is you guys are also authentically mad at me. all the guys on the set in the green room today, all the guys behind the scenes, audio guys, camera guys are like what are you doing? stuffing your face while history is being made? i show up and i can see it in your eyes. brian: disenchantment, you know, one of these things, my friend asked me to go on the stadium and heard aaron judge is a good player. you are a sports guy. you were brought up in sports. you grew up on the diamond. your mom put eye black on you at 2 years old. to have aaron judge go for two weeks stuck at 60 and then should we tell the story first? you were on the buffet line in arlington, texas, instead of watching aaron judge change the game? ainsley: listen to his explanation, tel
brian: in plain english, i guess that s the end of the segment. that s the saddest time. i ll weep in the break. for now, i ll forge on. flattery in television. brian: go ahead. will: still ahead, do you remember this outburst at a yale law school free speech panel? free speech will: federal judges do and keep them from hiring yale law graduates. why they re concerned about a lack of respect. on my 32 years of active duty. i understand the veteran mentality. these are people who have served, they e been in leadership positions, they re willing to put their life on the line if necessary and they come to us and they say, i need some financial help at this point in time. they re not looking for a hand out, they re looking for a little hand up. my team at newday usa is going to do everything we possibly can to make sure that veteran gets that loan.
stricted vote i rights, among other things limited mail-in ballots, limited the time for early voting. do you feel like voting rights in this state and other states are under attack right now? oh, absolutely. absolutely. we have seen voter suppression like we have never seen voting suppression before. we have lost footing. we had more voting rights in 63 than we have now. it is i just words cannot cannot say what i feel about it. reporter: what do you want people at home to know when they see these cars, when they hear you speak? what do you want them to know? what do you want to see them do? i want them to forge on, forge on. all of those foot soldiers, all of those persons that went before us, that bled and died, let their work not be in vain. reporter: thank you. we appreciate it. governor ron desantis signed that legislation into law in may. he said that it was necessary to protect against fraud, even though the state said there was
that i haven t heard from, from prominent political figures from any party, frankly. up to this point. and that is, you know, it s insidio insidious. and i speak all the time to folks who work diligently inside institutions such as the fbi. and, you know, to imagine that they can tune that out, i think, is a bit far fectched, right? they genuinely worry. and you hear that from the leadership of those institutions, too. you hear it from chris wray, appointees of this president making a point of praising the work, saying they will do their work independently. and sort of forge on, despite this attack. and i really, i don t i know we hear it every day, so you kind of get numb to it, it s like water off a duck s back, but it s no small thing and we have to be conscious of that. no network is perfect, but i think the disclosure is a big part. we would have to disclose it here at cnn. and then, again, there would be no controversy. either we wouldn t cover stories that had to deal let
multiple administrations and who we hear is a republican, a vietnam war hero, et cetera, it s just a remarkable thing to hear. and i don t think that, you know, i m a journalist, right? but i ve covered these institutions under administrations of both parties. and that level of attack is one that i haven t heard from, from prominent political figures from any party, frankly. up to this point. and that is, you know, it s insidious. and i speak all the time to folks who work diligently inside institutions such as the fbi. and, you know, to imagine that they can tune that out, i think, is a bit far fetched, right? they genuinely worry. and you hear that from the leadership of those institutions, too. you hear it from chris wray, appointees of this president making a point of praising the work, saying they will do their work independently. and sort of forge on, despite