harold proposed. harold and lynn married on september 11th 1982.er friend but she would see something in harold that day that gave her pause. was it just run-of-the-mill wedding jitters or something far more sinister? >> you are saying even on the wedding day he was being controlling? >> it was just everything was always planned with harold. he moved from one plant to another. >> the two gentlemen that i was with, they started cpr and i said, i got to get her some help. >> a husband in distress, wife and danger. >> i received a call from a friend who said i'm sorry to inform you, but there has been a bad accident. >> when dateline continues. acc >> when dateline continues. biktarvy is a complete, one-pill, once-a-day treatment used for h-i-v in many people whether you're 18 or 80. with one small pill, biktarvy fights h-i-v to help you get to undetectable—and stay there whether you're just starting or replacing your current treatment. research shows that taking h-i-v treatment as prescribed and getting to and staying undetectable prevents transmitti

>> harold: i am. >> jesse: not going to mess up your hair? come on, harold, put the hat on!camo hat? >> judge jeanine: they coined the maga hats as extreme, you couldn't go into a restaurant, get thrown out of places, they banned them, suddenly they are behind these camouflage caps. you've got a veteran who faked his rank and you've got a chameleon who now want their own maga hats. [laughter] >> harold: pdp, what are your thoughts about this? >> katie: i wonder if jesse would wear that had of it said "black dudes for harris." >> jesse: not for harris. that's a good look. >> katie: i don't how people are going to see -- >> harold: the benefit of the doubt -- >> judge jeanine: where it. >> katie: is camel a pattern or a color? >> jesse: a pattern. >> harold: exclamation? is this one of these stories that really makes a dent? >> greg: i already own a camo speedo. my perfect beach activity, the democrats and liberals already have their maga hat, the covid face mask. all that got to do is make face masks and put her smile on it, and it would sell like a hot cake. but the differen

i know harold ford jr. list to give people the benefit of the doubt, let's give her the benefit of the doubt. let's say she did listen and she learned because she's a human being. she stopped listening and learning after she got the white house because we have been telling her to close the border. we've been telling her to stop spending money. we've been telling her to stop putting boys & girls club rooms, she hasn't listened at all. she hasn't learned from any of that. not only do you have to listen to be a leader, you have to lead to. when has kamala harris led anything? donald trump lid on tariffs, border, china, nato, you can look at his website right now and he has a vision for what he wants to do. you go to kamala harris' website right now she doesn't even have a policy proposal if she gets elected. >> jeanine: harold, why is kamala relying on surrogates to get the message out to? >> it's good to be around the table. i like the pantsuit messiah thing, that's good to. a couple things about what she's d

>> harold: i am. >> jesse: not going to mess up your hair? come on, harold, put the hat on!s about jesse's hat and the camo hat? >> judge jeanine: they coined the maga hats as extreme, you couldn't go into a restaurant, get thrown out of places, they banned them, suddenly they are behind these camouflage caps. you've got a veteran who faked his rank and you've got a chameleon who now want their own maga hats. [laughter] >> harold: pdp, what are your thoughts about this? >> katie: i wonder if jesse would wear that had of it said "black dudes for harris." >> jesse: not for harris. that's a good look. >> katie: i don't how people are going to see -- >> harold: the benefit of the doubt -- >> judge jeanine: where it. >> katie: is camel a pattern or a color? >> jesse: a pattern. >> harold: exclamation? is this one of these stories that really makes a dent? >> greg: i already own a camo speedo. my perfect beach activity, the democrats and liberals already have their maga hat, the covid face mask. all that got to do is make face masks and put her smile on it, and it would sell like

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i am confused. >> jesse: harold ford jr.oy watching gavin newsom pick up trash? >> harold: i think they should for the singular reason that this is a guy who changed his mind on the policy he did not think was working. he had to get people space to change. if what he's doing before is not working, he decided to do this, i applaud him. it be the equivalent if i said before if republicans changed their minds, the vast majority of elected republicans changed their minds on what democrats want to do on guns, i'm not going to say to the republicans we don't want your vote or i think you're being disingenuous. i want them to come to a different realization. he's come to a different realization and the most telling about what he said is if they are cities and localities in the state of california that don't follow what he's doing, he's going to yank the money and reallocate to other places. that that's what public policy leaders, political leaders, government leaders do and what they do best and how they can influence things when t

i want to look at the big picture because harold brought it up and understand harold's point about disciplinet but you can't expect a political experience from somebody who's never going to be a politician and trump is never going to be a politician he wasn't raised as 1 he doesn't act like 1 he did a 70 minute relentless question and answer period what should be gained from that when you walk away from that you could go i wish he would reign that in but the 1 thing you saw right with the 5 we have millions of viewers a lot of them don't like trump and a lot of them are democrats so they are listening to me tell you why this matters he is engaged and that is really necessary right now all the pistons are working he was there for 70 minutes answered every question you could tell he's going to be like that with everything because he is there is no engagement of the establishment politician where they say exactly enough it's neat and tidy in it so most impossible to remember what they said after they said it politicians are trained to say nothing right and he can't do that he never got that trai

>> dana: dog. >> greg: harold? wins because every answer she gives is a dog. >> judge jeanine: amazing. what does she win? >> greg: she just won $10,000. >> jesse: $10,000. you didn't tell us there was a prize that big. if you read the packet, you would have known. >> greg: larry kudlow is paying. larry kudlow agreed to pay. >> jesse: here is my juan williams impression. here we have nice family photos from our vacation in maine. this is us going through the airport. look at elliott and sophie take the little ones on aid radio. that's how we do things. the whole family on the porch celebrating beautiful weather, family-fun and relaxation. little gigi in a life preserver bigger than her whole body. and jesse junior, you have to wear a life vest on the dock. and the whole family right there had a great time. tonight, r.f.k. jr. to endorse trump? we'll find out. dana p. >> dana: a friend of mine flagged this for me. they thought i changed jobs. in politico saying that dana perino is now chief member services officer a

>> harold: the answer is that, finally.the debate, two-thirds of the country didn't want trump or biden. guess what, democrats got to it quicker. you know who told us this would happen, the democrat would be the leader? nikki haley. she said whichever party chooses the non80-year-old first will be in the lead and guess what? so far she's more right than wrong. we have a long campaign but we should accept the fact kamala harris is democratic nominee. >> greg: nikki haley was in there that debate wouldn't have happens. it was trump who took out biden's. i don't take joe biden at his word because he's an awful, awful human being. 's comments were even more divisive and loathsome now and they were preassassination attempts. not only did he learn nothing from that, he remembers nothing including what he just said after trump was shot, his vocabulary is saying trump is still a danger to america, existential threat to. he's creating an environment where violence is encouraged. we've been doing this for four years. if you say someb

is that smart, harold? >> harold: two things. clever what president trump is doing with this website. i think some of the criticism towards her not sharing already all the things she is doing and wants to do as president, some of it is fair, some of it is not. what's not fair, president trump on his own website doesn't go into excruciating and elaborate detail about some of the things that he wants to do to fix some of these challenges, so as you get clever, you are smart, it was a good tactic. i think you have to share your own thoughts. i've said all along, vice president harris will not be able to not do series interviews, not be able to do press conferences, and frankly just not engage with the press. the american people have great, great insecurities and aspirations about the economy depending on where you sit on the economic ladder. those concerns and aspirations and frankly insecurities can be more pronounced at the lower end versus the higher end. democrats have a history of speaking to voters at the middle and lower end

the inflation reduction act, harold.it. >> the first 3 million under trump was fine. >> if you look at the graph -- >> do you know that if trump had not done that spending plan what would it have been called by the democrats, right? >> i supported it, but you can't support it and then complain about it. >> they both spent a lot of money, harold, everybody knows that but they also raided the treasury and handed it out to corporations and inflated this big a.i. bubble that's about to drop and they brought there 10 million new consumers from foreign countries that are spending like crazy and declaring a war on energy. everybody's credit cards maxed out, they're taking second jobs because they can't afford it, if bidenomics blows up, the stakes are that that high, harold. there is no daylight between kamala and joe biden on the economy. she can't talk about it. she's an economic illiterate that's controlled by the donors. she doesn't know what she's talking about. >> if i were trump i'd want to debate her to expose it. if i

>> harold: obby khan had a har good weekend.en a tough three weeks.ee it's not a campaign as earache, you havear two people running fr office, we will do a segment on to this. the prison running for the democratic job, a democratic side moving into the slot after getting the delegates to go after her. and the republican on top.n he wasto ahead in the polls. three weeks later he has called, donald trump is called. >> everyone: dam, incompetent,in not coa black and not height an. accuse her she's gaining in the polls. you are right, not a lot populating her website talking what's up students in specifics on issues, frankly donald trump not a lot on his either. is a little more but not a lot. the copycat thing i will come to a. when i was in congress and 71so are to cosponsor a bill, and they were republican, and some m members ofem their party may not like the thing, i do not condemn them, i commended them. think everybody knows that donald trump was the first tofi say no taxes on tips. if i'm not mistaken, the greatest form of fl

. ♪ ♪ [ ♪♪ ] >> dana: hello everybody, along with the judge jeanine pirro, harold ford harold fordo,d greg gutfeld pick it is 5:00 in new york city and this is 'the five'. [ ♪♪ ] the debate over the debate isme somehow it is a back, the trump and harris campaigns clashing over their showdown on abc including whether the microphones will be muted. kamala harris wants them hot, with trump hopefully losing his cool on the microphone. trump steam wants to keep them muted as it was for biden. kamala harris attacking trump for wanting to stick to the rules after her campaign bashed him as a coward but wanting those same rules to change it back when trump ordered a new debate schedule after bidenfo dropped out. earlier the former president sayingrmnt that's fine, watch this... >> mr. trump: you want to change the rules because she can't answer questions. s we agreed to the same rules, i don't know, would rather have ie on probably blood agreed it would be the same as it was last time. t in thahat case it was muted. i did not like at the last time but it worked out fine. a lot of spending a

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. >> martha: we have our panel back with those, dana perino, harold ford junior and robert both.h started with you, you said you were looking forward to bill clinton speech, and got his start together, on the campaign trail. and president clinton. there were some moving moments from him and that a speech. >> of my boys have a split -- soft spot for him, i was lucky. is had some health problems in his voice is not what it used to be. the style is still there, glad to see the old boy speaking up there appeared enjoyed listening to him. >> bret: harold he came into office in the clinton era per and i saw you listen to that speech intently. >> harold: is a good to hear, i hope people who watch may be supporting donald trump or maybe supporting kamala harris listen to brett. is nothing wrong, a soft spot for a guy that may be on the other side. bill clinton inspired me and taught me how to reach across the aisle perk it was good to see him tonight. but the night it belongs to tim walz and he has a big challenge, the way he sets it up, talking about his experience, by bringing, a compl

i want to look at the big picture here, because harold did bring u ap understand harold's point about discipline . >> but you can't expect a political experience from b somebody who is never going to be a politician. and trump is never going to be a politician. he wasn't raised this one. cian he he doesn't act like one. he did a 70 minute, relentless t question and answer period. u >> what should be gained from that? like when you walk away from that, you can goay from that, go you would rein that in. but the thing is, the one thing that you saw let's see with theo five, we have millions of viewers, a lot of thensm dono like trump and a lot of them are democrats. >> so they're listeninm arg to l you why this matters. >> he's engageengaged and that'y really necessary right now. pisn >> all of the pistons are working. he was there for 70 minutes. he answeree working thered que. you can tell that he's going tob be like that with everything because he is there's not that phony of the establishment politician where they say exact enough. it's neat and it's tidy and it's almost impossible t

brit, dana, harold ford jr., what about that? vibes are to not votes, harold? >> they are not.t the candidates, but she's smart about these things. this is our package pageantry here, and we've had a good one. we've had a lot of cops and sheriffs and law enforcement on the stage trying to counter a narrative that will be talked, that will be trying to be advanced during the campaign, that we're soft or weak on things. i think people are going to look tonight, we may not get the substance that kellyanne is speaking about this evening, it'll come, but we're going to get a chance to hear that bio again, see her temperament, because a lot of the country doesn't know her. she serves at the pleasure of the president, and she's now the nominee. so even some of the criticism leveled because of her affiliation with the add administration, i think some of that is going top to begin to whittle away even this evening, and if he's -- she's able to answer the tough questions that we raise often, this will be a very different race as a we head into the fall. bret: let me say one thing about w

. >> harold just told them to get it together. >> i like what harold said about that, but i disagreeone thing. i like the pettiness. [laughter] >> am not surprised. we won the presidential commission on debates was boring. now we got rid of it. now both of these people have to negotiate the debate. and so, we talk about bathroom breaks and drug testing. this kind of shows how a president would negotiate for a country. the "arc of a deal" of the things they care about and don't care about and you see who has a little savvy. she doesn't have it. she is wholly committed to one debate. she is scared of it. missy jr. just texted me. "please tell greg, i want my shirt back." [laughter] >> please tell jesse jr. not to put band-aids on your hand. >> i think that is a girl on paw patrol. she says she wants to sit down. she says she wants microphones on muted and she wants notes. she wants to do everything differently than joe biden did. she wants to be interrupted. she wants trump to interrupt her, because it never looks good when a man argues with a woman and interrupts a woman as i have bee

and i'm not concerned, harold, but you. >> look, i'm paying attention. how should he be concernedesse:e and should jesse be concernedarl d:about what's. i think so.r for. for this reason, it's a good thing. it's a positivtheason.g, it'e te concerned, because i think when candidates on eithertes on sider both sides who are running ary, to think seriousl thoughtfully about are they credible? are they authentic? are they consisten theauthent? n and if they're not going to be consistent, voters have everery right and i agree with jesse wholeheartedly, as voters voent, noy right to seartedly, the vice president now the candidate presumptive nominee for democrats, come before the country and explain what was a change in position plain thon fracking. how did that come about? and i actually think it's constructive when construcnpoliticians have diffet opinions on issues as new facts and circumstances present themselveses. . it'd be i'd be curious to know, is it because the war ukrad us thats showee wa energy security, she thinks ybout it in a different wa than s

with that, let's bring in our panel harold ford jr.ressman co-host of "the five." "the five" co-host jessica tarlov, charles hurt opinion editor for "the washington times" and political consultant alex castellanos. jessica, tonight is a different feel, a different pitch i'm sure democrats are ready -- it was a long night last night. >> i'm very tired. >> bret: a swan song for the former president. >> absolutely. he took all the time that he wanted and that he needed to get out, i think, a good three quarters of what he would said if he was speaking on thursday night. if he was accepting the nomination to run again. and then about 25% about his thinking going into making this decision, what he thinks about kamala harris, we thinks that the party is in good hands with her and governor walz. he definitely made the most of the moment and the moment was very late. i was happy to hear that the campaign is obviously going to be moving things up and making sure that we can all get through security a lot faster tuesday and wednesday and thursda

harold i know on the five and maybe i'll play it in a little bit here. i know you guys have played the john kerry flip flop ad. there's been a lot of flipping and flopping and flailing, but that's not my biggest complaint. can you explain why she since the time she has been coronated here, she's not answering any questions. and don't you think her record you're you are fairly moderate democrat. do you not see a lot of radicalism here? well good evening. thanks for having me, man. i think a couple of things, if i were in in president trump's shoes this evening, i would have probably accepted a debate and be demanding that martha and brett take us right away as a, as a, as a duo, meaning her and him and vice president harris, because i think there are a lot of questions that she's going to have to answer. i don't say that critically or i say it constructively. i think it's positive when politicians are able to present be presented with new facts and circumstances and developments and maybe have or reach a different conclusion about something, but ultimatel

brit, dana, harold ford jr., what about that? vibes are to not votes, harold? >> they are not.lyanne and i have a difference of opinion maybe about the candidates, but she's smart about these things. this is our package pageantry here, and we've had a good one. we've had a lot of cops and sheriffs and law enforcement on the stage trying to counter a narrative that will be talked, that will be trying to be advanced during the campaign, that we're soft or weak on things. i think people are going to look tonight, we may not get the substance that kellyanne is speaking about this evening, it'll come, but we're going to get a chance to hear that bio again, see her temperament, because a lot of the country doesn't know her. she serves at the pleasure of the president, and she's now the nominee. so even some of the criticism leveled because of her affiliation with the add administration, i think some of that is going top to begin to whittle away even this evening, and if he's -- she's able to answer the tough questions that we raise often, this will be a very different race as a we he

it does send a signal, harold.l counsel appealing the federal judge aileen cannon's ruling, dismissing his classified records, mar-a-lago case against former president trump. arguing that his appointment is valid. we will see where that goes. he is making the appeal. >> harold: we will have to see what the court says that case there, i know our colleague, andy mccarthy and jonathan turley said they thought -- i know andy has. i don't know if jonathan has, this is the strongest of the three of the four case,. >> bret: on substance. >> harold: on illegal substance. i would be remiss not to say one thing, vice presidents serve at the pleasure of the president. mike pence knows that and for that matter vice presidents in the past. and, two, the white house, whenever the president traflts, the white house travels with him. i think it's a little unfair to say i probably would have been there this morning if i were the president to lay a wreath before the families were there to say that he is not in charge i think is a li

we'll hear from harold in illinois on the democrats line. good morning, harold. caller: good morning. i'm very scared for our democracy. i'm seeing some very bad things happening and i don't think our founding fathers or any politicians since then have ever imagined that we would elect a president like that and to nominate him as a major party candidate. my main concern is these secret documents. i would like to -- we've had two presidents that have been charged with these documents. one of them kept the documents even after he was subpoenaed to give them back. the other one went and looked for documents to make sure he didn't have none and cooperated completely with the justice system. i would like to know who's in charge of our secret documents and why boxes of secret documents are out there for anybody to hold on to? the librarian at my local library knows where every book is checked out and who it's checked out to. i'd like to nominate her to keep control of our secret documents. and i think that the documents that he didn't give back after he said that he ga

and, harold, maybe you can weigh in on this.ou know, how successful is that, and is that a bit of a dangerous advantage in a way? >> well, he gave him some credit at the start of the speech, president clinton did, and talked about a -- gave him credit for his courage, compassion and for having the selflessness to not run again. but you're on to something. this is what this convention here and what they're trying to do, what we're trying to do rhetorically, narratively, even historically is to say we've accomplished a hot, and we've now got to look to the future. and don't forget, there's someone standing in that breach. his name is donald trump. so the contrast is there. walz has to do a good job. dana, you said it welsh fine is all he needs to do. look to tomorrow to kamala harris really laying out the predicate and telling us and explaining to us what she's going to do and how we can goafort the gulf. bret: brit, the other big story today is the reporting that rfk jr. may get out of this race on friday in arizona. there's some

harold ford junior and charlie hurt are on deck. let's first go to peter doocy. >> it's not just in that clip you guys played of harris, because president biden also once said he was not going to build one more foot of border wall. she is now number two in his administration. the vice president's support for this border wall money now is kind of hiding in plain sight. she said this in her convention acceptance speech. >> i refuse to play politics with our security. and here is my pledge to you. as president, i will bring back the bipartisan border security bill that he killed and i will sign it into law. >> so that's where the wall is, in the bipartisan bill. it has provisions to spend hundreds of millions of dollars set aside during the trump years on new border barriers. so it is taxpayer dollars for a wall representing a huge evolution from this february 2020 post on x as i said, trump's border wall is a complete waste of taxpayer money and won't make us any safer. harris continues trying to present her candidacy as a break from

thank you, harold. and harold, you go by h., is that correct? all right. i'll make sure to call you h. so thank you all for being here and we're here to celebrate american trucking and industry and remind everybody just how good our truckers could do if we get better leadership in the white house, which is why we're going to send donald j. trump back to the oval office. [applause] we're here in the great state of passive where i-don't know if you knew this. one in 15 jobs in the state of passive relies on the trucking industry. that's amazing. and yet we have a vice president kamala harris who wants to be president who thinks we ought to put our truckers out of business and they should all learn computer code. that's what kamala harris thinks about the trucking industry. if we've learned anything, it's that we have not enough truckers and way too many computer coders. let's support the trucking industry, kamala, not put them out of business. [applause] and if anybody needs to get a new job and learn a new code it's kamala harris, ain't that right? let's th

thank you, harold. and harold, you go by h., is that correct? all right.'ll make sure to call you h. so thank you all for being here and we're here to celebrate american trucking and industry and remind everybody just how good our truckers could do if we get better leadership in the white house, which is why we're going to send donald j. trump back to the oval office. [applause] we're here in the great state of passive where i-don't know if you knew this. one in 15 jobs in the state of passive relies on the trucking industry. that's amazing. and yet we have a vice president kamala harris who wants to be president who thinks we ought to put our truckers out of business and they should all learn computer code. that's what kamala harris thinks about the trucking industry. if we've learned anything, it's that we have not enough truckers and way too many computer coders. let's support the trucking industry, kamala, not put them out of business. [applause] and if anybody needs to get a new job and learn a new code it's kamala harris, ain't that right? let's thro

cohost of the five harold ford junior. i know on the five and maybe a player and a little bit here, you guys have played the john kerry flip-flop add a. there's been a lot of flailing but that's not my biggest complaint. can you explain why since the time she has been coordinated here, she's not answering any questions. don't you think her record, you were fairly moderate -- moderate democrat. do not see a lot of radicalism here? >> good evening, thanks for having me. i go couple of things. if i were in president trump's shoes this evening. i would've probably accepted a debate and be demanding that martha and brett take us right away as a duo. meaning... i think there are a lot of questions that she's going to have to answer. i don't say that critically or i say constructively. i think it's positive when politicians are able to present new facts and circumstances and developments and maybe have a different conclusion about something. when you do that in a political setting, voters are the ultimate arbiters because they ar

we will talk about harold russell a bit, but harold russell plays homer in the film. he is a navy sailor who has lost both of his arms. harold russell actually did lose both of his arms but it was in a training event where he was doing the training and hollywood -- he was nominated for best supporting actor, but the academy didn't think he would win it, so they gave him an honorary award, and then he won best supporting actor award as well. becoming the only person in academy history to win two oscars for the same role, so if you have that on trivial pursuit or something, that is the swer. it's harold russell. okay, so this is set in boone city. they don't tell you what state. it is supposedly patterned off cincinnati, ohio but it's filmed in california. it's fascinating that william wyler wanted a very normal look to the film so he gave his cast money and told them to buy their costumes off the rack. okay? so teresa right, myrna loy, they bought regular clothes, okay? you do not see them dolled up in hollywood costumes. this is all very regular and you get that feel

the fact of the matter is that harold died. richard nixon was a junior in college. here's what richard nixon said. these historians. you know, these psycho historians are psychos. that's all i could say about them them. we were all rooting for harold, and we would have done anything, any of us, for him, just as he would have done for us. furthermore, when richard nixon graduated from duke law school, he turned down in new york city law firm so that he can return home and establish himself in his hometown and eventually run for office. and this was the exact advice that was given to him by the dean of duke school. and richard nixon followed it to achieve when he completed his service in world war two. he was so successful at terminating those war contracts in new york. he could have written his own ticket. he could have stayed there in practice law. he returned to whittier to execute his plan and, run for office. richard nixon had hustle. he chose to take jerry voorhees. nixon first met jerry voorhees in the summer of 1936, when voorhees was running for congress the

harold and the purple crayon is a new film version of the beloved 1955 children's book.rs. it's all about a crayon that can actually draw things into existence. really cool concept reporter george pennacchio, from our sister station in los angeles, has our preview. >> do you know what brought you to life? it's what your crayon has made of the most mysterious, powerful, extraordinary stuff on earth wax. pure imagina >> harold and the purple crayon has been a favorite book for families for decades. written by crockett johnson, the story is one that preaches the importance of creativity and the immeasurable power of our imagination in this big screen version, zachary levi plays the title role. >> one of the big takeaways from the movie and what we try to instill in it. it's a matter of, you know, really embracing your creativity, your imagination and valuing yourself, believing in yourself. >> and that belief should be encouraged at any and every age where those pies come from. >> harold made them? >> okay, well, pies are not breakfast. >> okay? i'm gonna pretend like i did

okay, we're going to about harold russell a bit, but harold russell is is the he plays homer in the film. he's the name is the sailor who's lost both his arm and harold russell actually did lose both his arms, but it was in a training event where he was doing the training and. hollywood. he was nominated for best supporting actor. but the didn't think he would win it. so they gave him an honorary award and. then he won the best supporting actor award as well. big becoming the only person in history to win oscars for the same role. so if you have that on trivial pursuit or something, that is the answer. it's harold russell. okay, so this is set in boon city. they don't tell you what state it's supposedly patterned off of cincinnati ohio but it's actually filmed in californi so it's fascinating that william wyler wanted very normal look to the film. so he gave his cast money and told them to go buy their costumes off rack. okay, so theresa right. myrna loy, virginia mayo, they just all went to a regular department and bought regular clothes. so you do not see them dolled up in hollywood co

brit hume dana perino and harold ford jr..rad pitt is heard from the former first lady former secretary of state warmer candidate for the presidency hillary clinton. >> a familiar voice from 2016 and beyond. barrett was ended tells us one thing there are still places in america where hillary clinton can go and receive a rousing reception. >> earlier harold we had kamala harris device person come out to tee off the night. she said this is the night about realizing and recognizing president joe biden said there's a lot to do. president biden will be the focus of the evening and i hope in his message this evening that he is less contentious than confrontational and is more cheerful and constructive about what he accomplished and why this race is so important. i think a lot of people tried it. at republican events you had four nights with four different themes each night and they seemed to be to those things in joe biden will see if they set him up to hand off that baton to kamala harris. >> the theme tonight is what happened at j

let's bring in our panel, brit hume, dana perino, harold ford jr. and robert wolf. brit? charming, affecting. barack obama was his superb stuff, his cadence, his speech, however, was way too long. maybe 40-50% too long. i agree with you guys, i think the speech of the night was michelle obama. she is an extraordinarily impressive woman. former first lady of the united states. you can see why members of the democratic party always kind of hope that maybe she'd step in and run for president after him, in any of these past several cycles. it does, however, i have to say this, get a little rich when she starts talking about hope. remember, she famously said back when her husband was on the cusp of winning -- it was the first time in her life that she had felt if hope because of what he brought and what he was bringing. and here she is again tonight saying that's again -- i can't imagine why somebody who has had the life she's had, a product of princeton and harvard law school, first lady of the united states with a mag a enough sent house on martha's vineyard worth about $12

my name is harold phillips. i am president of the national association of broadcasters. you know, it seems to me. the role of radio is underscored by a recent survey which shows that most people in an emergency would turn first to radio to learn the facts. radio has reached this present place of importance in our lives in a comparatively short span of years it burst upon the national scene in 1920 with an impact that is being felt more year by year. radio provided a threat that has drawn the country together. the city dweller and the farmer came know each other better. news and special events broadcasts have given a sense participation in the great events of the time. with the speed of a handful of crystals set on is during the warren g. harding had been elected president over james cox and exciting new era communications began four years later. radio gave american people a glimpse of a present digital convention with a realism may never had before, going prints could never begin to describe a scene like this. now back and winning over the underwood. 1928 smith versus wh

thank you, harold. [applause] harold, you go by h, right? thank you, all, for being here.body just how good our truckers can do if we get better leadership in the white house. which is why we are going to send donald j. trump back to the we are here of course in the great state of pennsylvania, i don't know if you knew this, one in 15 jobs in the state of pennsylvania relies on the trucking industry per that is amazing compared we have vice president kamala harris who wants to be president who thinks our truckers will be put out a business and should all learn computer code. that is what kamala harris believes about the trucking industry. [ booing ] if we learned anything about the three and half years as we have not enough truckers and way too many computer coders, let's support the trucking industry into this country, not put it out of business! [ applause ] and if anybody needs to get a new job and learn how to code its kamala harris, let's put her out of office. [ applause ] we have a different message kind president trump and i, our truckers are irreplaceable and we w

see that when aside let's talk to as the best and the cleanser former editor of the window site is harold. you're a political columnist. it's good to talk to you today. can you describe the kind of conversations that are taking place in argentina over this? right, well, they mean what we have a amount of right press, empty line we, the storm are us pressing the long term from rusty numbers and julian was on idle. and this on the right person call me or me to a what sound a member of the pro dictatorship room about a you, she has allies. where are these and brother does a little pro prototype doors with dies to many, many of them. and most of that mandatory for now in j and d is deep. busy is that broad concerns? those the notion penzel society, about the dictatorship on the need to prosecute the doors were more than 1000 and maybe tardy and accused on san dallas. and in the nice for the, for the guys seems very diverse. i a came to on and, and for larry, so how much support now, how much support does they have in argentina for this? to me, lady said popular president, he has it as a board