just eight days remain for democrats to convince voters that they want to take control of the congress for the next two years. the heavy hitters have come out, a former president than trump, biden, and trump a 20 million ballots have been cast. how many minds still can be changed and what does all of this mean for the 2024 presidential race? those are the questions for the return of our dueling panels this evening. laura, just to let everyone, know this is where we each get four minutes and our panels make their best case. and we decide who wins at the end. we re gonna win, so let s just not so fast. not so fast. cnn political analyst tanya kim, and political commentator ashley allison. look at the, clock is going right. now first of all,, guys there s a lot of anxiety for democrats over the next few days. but all even more so for the next, i don t, know two years because they are wondering whether baden is the person they still want in office. what do you think
richard, your thoughts on that? i completely agree that first generation college students deserve a break and that is part of what i have long advocated. it s the fair thing to do and will disproportionately benefit black and hispanic students. on the question of gender, i think that is an interesting point. if you do class based affirmative action in a robust way and a fair way, then you should not see declines in black and hispanic representations. we know from many universities that have had to stop using race, usually because of initiative, because one they design the programs intelligently they can get racial diversity. so therefore i do not think that we will see that decline in black representation, the jocularly again if you look at wealth. i cannot emphasize that enough, there is a huge wealth gap in this country that reflects our
Other planet. it s a whole other sphere of nonsense that comes out of his mouth. i mean, he is talking about the newspaper. you can t classify a newspaper. his own words, as john said, he built the case for them. harry, do prosecutors have to show his motive? in court, do they have to figure out what he wanted these things? yeah, textbook no. nevertheless, it s a showcase audiotape in the indictment, paragraph six. even though it is not part of the charge, because this might be dissemination, it basically just shows, in the tape really shows viscerally, what a jerk, i think might be the legal term, ladies and gentlemen, the need i say more after we play the state? this is someone who cavalierly, and jocularly as more than willing to give up the crown jewel national security classified document. it s not even clear he has, and it doesn t even matter. they are not charging him with dissemination, but it s nevertheless such a piece of
bribing the justice department? more like extorting ining th justice department. john is 100% correct here. his understanding of what he says really exists in a whole another planet. it s a whole another sphere of nonsense that comes out of his mouth. he is talking about the newspaper. you can t declassify a newspaper. his own words, he built the case for them. harry, do prosecutors have to show his motive in court? do they have to figure out why he wanted these things? so textbook, no. nevertheless, this is a showcase audiotape in the indictment, paragraph six. even though it s not part of the charge, because this might be dissemination, it basically shows and the tape really shows viscerally what a jerk i think might be the legal term. ladies and gentlemen, need i say more after we play that tape? this is someone who cavalierly and jocularly, is more than willing to give up the crown
Astrological allison i m just riffing right. now i can see, that i can see that. it is astounding, alison, astounding. better. you are not floors out of the park, then i d like to i thought it was my smile, my dad is a dentist, thank you so much. i m not your distracted. i m not jubilant. you are not jubilant, jake, i like that. war, nor jocularly, more jaded. you seem jocularly when jimmy camel was cracking up. that was great. he is great. it s funny. he s a funny guy. anyway, great to see you, guys have a great show. i will lift you off. we re all right, keep it up, for good evening everybody. i m alison in new york. and i m laura coats in washington d.c., this is cnn on a night when the president of the united states lays out his closing argument with the midterms just merely days away is warning election deniers could lead the country down to what he calls, impact to chaos.