Welcome back to the whole story. I m anderson cooper. We just heard from vice president kamala harris on some of the key policy issues in this race. In this next hour, we re going to show you the other side with former president donald trump and where he stands on the economy, reproductive rights, immigration, foreign policy policy, and the state of democracy. Cnn s abby phillip takes us through what the trump white house enacted during his four years in office and looks at what he and his allies have promised to continue or to change if elected to another term nafta has been a disaster for the united states. A complete and total disaster it was april 2017 173 months into donald trump s presidency. And he wanted to withdraw the united states from nafta, the north american free trade agreement he would say repeatedly in n the oval offici to e everyone whwho would wawas listen, the ripping us off. They take advantage of america s were suckers and losers. It s been very, very bad for our
election fraud. trump and his advisers knew he lost the election. a fox political editor will be one of the witnesses called to testify. last night, the committee gave a damming two-hour opening presentation that argued that the former president led a sophisticated 7-point plan to overturn the 2020 election, incite the capitol riot, and subvert american democracy. all americans should keep in mind this fact, on the morning of january 6th president donald trump s intention was to remain president of the united states despite the lawful outcome of the 2020 election and in violation of his constitutional obligation to relen inquish pow the committee aired testimony from his closest advisers, they knew he lost the election. they told him that. the panel revealed never before seen video of rioters storming the capitol and attacking law enforcement officers. cnn chief congressional correspondent manu raju is on capitol hill. manu, now what? where do we go. reporter: last nigh
tonight is justice breyer now obviously is retiring. he s been a he s been a stalwart champion of a more liberal judicial activism . fhe court i ve had the chance to meet him a few times as always, nothing but pleasant and nice.ve and each time i speak to him, very genteel individual. i mean, what what is tonighting tonight ? this is the court he s leavingrt behind regardless of what he thinks about the outcome. i mean, there are tons of o outcomes, chris , over the lastt 40 years that conservatives were disgusted by and i talked and wrote about most of them. but the idea that anyone would celebrate the smashing of the court protocol that goes back a hundred yearshat, the stt of the court, the modern court i can t imagine this is just tonight . no is not. butn this is something we ve seen on the left, as you note for the last 50 years, hard left activists, including marxist intellectualsa really