fight for democracy. then, the legal and medical consequences in a post-roe world as a woman faces a felony charge after a miscarriage. then, republican lawmakers take a trip to the border, and the push for democrats to talk more about immigration as the 11th hour gets underway on this wednesday night. good evening, once again, i m stephanie ruhle and msnbc headquarters here in new york city. this evening, a very clear contrasting messages from the presidential candidates who could be headed for a rematch. for incumbent joe biden, it s all about the future of american democracy after this election. while donald trump is legs are being focused on his poll numbers and getting the nation s highest court to make sure he stays on the ballot. joe biden will lay out his case to voters on friday during a speech he ll be giving in valley forge, pennsylvania, that is one day before january 6th. his campaign says biden will remind voters of the riot at the capitol, and cast
sean: wow, look at this crowd we ve got. [ applause ] welcome to hannity. usa! usa! sean: what a crowd. we live in the greatest, best country god ever gave man. thank you for joining us at home. welcome to all of you in studio. all right. we got a lot of news. we begin with big news out of the middle east. gaza city has been completely encircled by israeli forces. now less than a week into their ground operation. two days after hamas vowed to conduct terror attacks over and over and over again until israel and every citizen there are wiped off the planet. don t believe me, look with your own eyes. sean: as i have said many, many times, this is now a real fight for israel s very survival. according to my sources, my president, your president, joe biden, is weak in the knees and not just when he s taking steps up air force one. instead of fully supporting our ally, israel, that has been a victim of the worst terror attack in their history and leading the world with focu
about january 6th. because it s not as clear cut as president biden s gonna give a speech on friday, and he s gonna talk about january 6th and election denialism as the greatest threat to democracy. because in the mirror image version of that on saturday, donald trump, he s not gonna just cede the point on january 6th and talk about other things. he s doubled down over the last three years on election denialism. he s made that, frankly, a pillar of what it means to be a republican today. and i think that s, to me, one of the most striking things about this 2024 campaign. it s that both candidates are gonna be talking about the 2020 election. donald trump has reinvented january six as a story about martyrs and about, you know, the persecution he faced by the deep state, and it s another example of his grievances. and he s brought the republican party with him. even republican elected