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There’s new developments in the Herschel Walker scandal as The New York Times reports Walker’s accuser alleges he urged her to have a 2nd abortion. The panel discusses if the Republicans will continue to look past the GOP Senate candidate's alleged behavior, and the credibility of his colleagues in continuing to assert that he’s anti-abortion. Former police officer Michael Fanone defended the Capitol during the insurrection. Now a CNN Law Enforcement Analyst, he speaks with Don about his new book on January 6 and his taped conversation with GOP Leader Kevin McCarthy.
Former Obama Senior Adviser David Axelrod joins to discuss President Biden’s statement about the prospect of nuclear armageddon and how seriously the US is taking Putin’s nuclear threats. And, the end of an era – the final show closes with memorable moments from the past eight years of Don Lemon Tonight. Thanks for listening.
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BREAKING NEWS: President Biden gives a chilling warning during a closed door Democratic fundraiser about the dangers of Vladimir Putin's threats to use nuclear weapons as his forces suffer setbacks in Ukraine, comparing the situation to the Cuban missile crisis. CNN Chief White House Correspondent Kaitlan Collins joins to discuss why Biden doesn’t think Putin is bluffing, the Pentagon’s reaction to the threat, and Washington’s focus on what Putin’s exit strategy in Ukraine is going to be.
Following outrage from parents that recognized her, a former state trooper who was at the scene of the Robb Elementary massacre is terminated from her new job protecting Uvalde Elementary students, a school which survivors of the massacre are currently attending. Plus, a former Oath Keeper testifies the far-right militia’s leader Stewart Rhodes was in touch with the Secret Service in 2020, the DOJ believes Trump is still keeping some classified documents, and Biden takes the first major steps towards decriminalizing marijuana.
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