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00:02:44.920midterm elections now 35 days away president trump predicting success for the republicans
00:02:52.380while new polling points to a difficult november for the gop asked in the oval office yesterday
00:02:58.540for his message to midterm voters mr trump pointing to the border and the economy we have
00:03:04.580great people and we're running against communists lunatics socialists and we have a strong border
00:03:11.460We have the best economy, the biggest investment in the history of our country.
00:16:59.420An attorney for a former student is disputing the allegations against his client,
00:17:04.000Jeremy Saland, representing Scott Kretschmar, saying Kretschmar never sexually assaulted or
00:17:09.400even touched Doe. Saland acknowledging Kretschmar made a separate, quote, immature comment on
00:17:15.000Snapchat, but accuses Doe of, quote, intentionally victimizing an innocent person for a money grab.
00:17:21.400Van Houten, the DA, says he is planning to present Doe's testimony and any new evidence to a grand
00:17:27.340jury and let it decide whether or not to indict, saying if the grand jury does so, his office will
00:17:33.380quote, zealously prosecute the case, but giving no timeline for when that will happen.0.99
00:17:40.3601619 Project creator Nicole Hannah-Jones, confronted by her own daughter over the schools
00:17:45.660in which the Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist chose to enroll her. 16-year-old Najah Hannah-Jones
00:17:52.260challenging her mother in a This American Life podcast interview, asking why her mother sent
00:17:57.940her to schools that left her struggling to keep up. In a widely discussed 2016 New York Times
00:18:03.600magazine essay, Hannah Jones the Elder describing choosing a predominantly Black, low-income Brooklyn
00:18:09.300public school for Najah. Now, in a follow-up essay out earlier this month, Hannah Jones writing that
00:18:14.940she is, quote, overcome with regret, and that Najah, quote, deserved better. In the new essay, Nicole
00:18:20.840writing that she enrolled Najah in algebra tutoring, only to learn her daughter had
00:18:25.340major gaps in elementary school math, including long division and fractions. The tutoring center
00:18:31.540warning that catching Najah up would require intensive help. In the interview, Hannah Jones
00:18:37.120arguing it would have been wrong to give Najah an escape from schools other Black children could not
00:18:42.540leave. Najah rejecting the idea that her education should have been the sacrifice.
00:18:48.120it's like why should my child be the one that's rescued like you should escape what we
00:18:54.800consign so many other kids just like you to i just would never feel right about that um why
00:19:01.700why it makes no sense you're talking about oh i'm just gonna give you the worst just because it's
00:19:07.200not fair that you i didn't actually be bored all you're supposed to do is just like put me in a
00:19:12.040good school like oh well i didn't want to put you in a great school and have you have advantages
00:19:16.720over other kids. Isn't that what you want? Isn't that what you want me to have? Is that not a
00:19:21.240normal thing you want me to have? Everyone's not your kid. You can't save everyone who doesn't
00:19:26.360want to be saved. There's no benefit that came out of you putting me in those schools.
00:19:30.800There's no benefit at all. Hannah Jones later letting Naja choose her own high school,1.00
00:19:36.220Naja selecting a competitive public school with mostly white and Asian students,
00:19:40.780a choice Hannah Jones described as, quote, the exact opposite of her life's work.
00:19:46.240The two returning to the question of what their years at NAJA's earlier schools had accomplished.
00:19:51.560We've talked about, like, over and over, like, our lives are the products of people who didn't just say we think segregation is wrong, we think injustice is wrong.
00:20:02.180Like, they were willing to put themselves, their families, their children on the line for that.
00:20:07.540So you put me on the line to help a school, but it didn't work.
00:20:11.640Yeah, I put you on the line in hopes of making a change, yeah.
00:20:16.620I think I'm fine because I'm in the school I am now.
00:20:19.980I feel like if I picked a different choice that you wanted me to,