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
May do versus what they shall do can swing the election just see january 6 and pence s role after the 2020 election for that now was 66 days left until votes are counted. This cycle, there are debates happening over new election rules. In a moment, we ll talk about nebraska and a voting rights fight that you may not know was going on. We re going to zero in on a group fighting for their right to even register to vote but first i m starting with the tension over election rules here in georgia at the center is georgia state board election board, i should say, they pass new rules recently. One would allow election officials to conduct a quote, reasonable inquiry before certifying election results. Another would permit members of county election boards to investigate ballot counts. They sound benign, but democrats are suing. They argue the rules would cause chaos in georgia weeks out from the election, and they want governor brian kemp to do something. Now, this is not just a clean cut fig
Hello, thanks for joining me. I m alex marquardt part in this weekend for fredricka whitfield, we begin with breaking news. President biden has been briefed on the raid which injured seven u. S. Troops and killed 15 members of the radical group isis. The raid happened thursday in iraq two of the seven u. S. Troops were evacuated from the area for further treatment, u. S. Central command manages operations in the middle east. They said that the operation targeted i. S. I. S. Leaders in order to disrupt the group s ability to plan further attacks from where we have cnn s chief international purity correspondent, nick paton walsh, joining us from london. Nick, what do we know about this american operation yeah, alex more details from the iraqi military he referred to the two months that was spent gathering intelligence ahead of this operation. And the four hideouts were targeted that appeared to be consumed camouflage of some description which would suggest yes a sort of camp of some desc
so dr. baden and the viewers are right to be saying, wait a minute, what don t we know? was there more dna evidence? he brought up this morning where is the dna evidence on the sheets, under epstein s fingernails? these are questions, but i want to add one other thing. the pathologist ruling on this form of the medical examiner the chief medical examiner in new york is quite reputable.dd she came back and said, this is a suicide.e she better be right because she s putting her entire career on the line here. the determination, tucker, is made by putting a lot of facts together. maybe there are things we don t know that she knows. i want to know what those things are. tucker: way with there be things that she knows in the case of this nature? where the public s trust in the system is also on trial, in effect. why would she be keeping facts from the public? i don t think she should appear to think she should be releasing the answers to dr. baden s questions. in other words, was there