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On October 4th, he went on State of the Union with Jake Tapper.

On October 5th, he did CNN Headlines with Jake Tapper.

On October 7th, he did The Source with Kaitlan Collins.

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So Dana Bash is CNN's chief political correspondent, anchor of Inside Politics with Dana Bash, and co-anchor of CNN's State of the Union.

She is based in Washington, DC, where she plays a key role in CNN's political coverage, conducting high-profile interviews with politicians and candidates, and regularly serves as a moderator for the network's political debate and town hall specials.

In 2024, Dana co-moderated CNN's historic presidential debate between Joe Biden and Donald Trump.

Um, I'm gonna show you a couple of video clips here.

Essentially, Mark Wayne Mullen, uh, Secretary of the Department of Homeland Security, appeared on, uh, whatever the Sunday morning show is, I think it's called State of the Union, hosted by, uh, Jake Tapper earlier this morning, and essentially declared the Second Amendment to the Bill of Rights, uh, to the United States Constitution is dead.

Uh, that if you see plain-clothed civilians wearing masks, holding military-style assault rifles, approaching your vehicle, uh, with you and your children inside that vehicle, and they are pointing those weapons at you, that you have to comply or they will shoot you.

Not law enforcement.

The child is not speaking." As New Yorkers and the entire country grapple with ICE's brazen and ongoing brutality, the Trump administration points to familiar talking points, like justifying the shooting, claiming Bergal refused law-

Yeah.

We're gonna skip over to the interview with fuck nut Mark Wayne Mullen, who appeared this morning on State of the Union.

I want-- I watched a couple of minutes of this, uh, interview.

Stay with us.

Welcome back to State of the Union.

Let's go around the horn to get a sense of what each of my panelists is watching just 23 days out from election day.

Karen, I'm gonna start with you.

Tom Emmer on This Week, Chris Murphy on Face, and, uh, The Hill's Sunday has the governors of Oak- the governor of Oklahoma and the Texas ag commissioner.

And News, uh, and Bill Gates is on State of the Union.

All right, here we go.

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