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david plouffe made a good point. he sounded like trump andy was relatively modulated and concise and sis and then got way more trump. it is in -- there is this aura around trump's mystical appeal that he is unlikable and repellent to voters. that shtick which is the sledgehammer, petulant, self- aggrandizing, self obsessed, he asked me about fentanyl. let me tell you something about me. you asked me about childcare but let me tell you something about me. voters don't like that and there's a reason he lost the popular vote the first time he ran against hillary clinton and the second time by a larger th margin. it was a reminder of that. that reminder group, to your point, more acute over the course of the evening the more he kept crawling up into his own previous references as the night when i'm. >> it's easy to be mired in the biden of it. my phone is mired in the biden of it but you cannot leave out of this numbera 1, i thought that he gracious lack of fact checking. it's not the moderators job to debate trumpet he

he's literally a threat to everything america stands for. >> back with me are david plouffe and michaelele. michael steele, how does president biden get this back to a referendum on trump? which seems like the right place for it to be for him. >> since donald trump is very familiar with indictments, load up some indictments. indict him on everything he's done during his presidency and since. lay it out there, plain and simple. you don't have to sugar coat it because it is what it is. it tells the story of the man who wants to be a dictator. it tells the story of a man who does not value the very sanctity of what this country stands for. so much so that they want to deconstruct the administrative state. they have a supreme court that is freely doing that. so okay, you know when donald trump wins, probably two supreme court justices will step down. >> probably? they will. >> thomas and alito. when they do, the 40 something-year-old replacement is sitting, sitting there waiting. god knows what else happens after that. so democrats need to start thinking strategically about this. put their

but did this escalate to, as david plouffe said on our air last night, a def con 1. >> they were shockedas an extreme case. something folks have seen off and on for years. you have a president who at best in some of these performances has been sort of inconsistent, right. oneon day as we saw today, he'sn fire. the state of the union,on he's going back and forth to negotiating with members of congress in realtime, and they know -- then he'll do a speech and you can't hear what he's saying. last night was the worst case scenario. you have ast biden campaign who chose -- it's important to s remember, they chose this early debate. they wanted to focus the american people on the choice in november. get people to pay attention earlier than they do. because typically they would do this afterey both of these men e already officially the nominees of the party. replacing them is much harder. the american people are paying attention. they choosepa to do the debate. this is their issue that they created and it was a bed that failed miserably. when you talk to democrats, the inconsistency from joe bi

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immediately after the debate, david plouffe, a former senior adviser to barack obama, called this moment a devcon. that is, the most dangerous. but andrew young is a former candidate for the presidency from the democratic party and the candidate from the democrats for the mayor of new york, he wrote on the social network. guys, i think we should look for a new candidate. the party and the white house, of course, will rally around biden. kamela harris admitted after the debate that biden started weak but ended up talking about substantive policy. and being the president of the united states is also about style and manner of communication. and few believe that biden lived up to that standard. speaking from the point of view of what will happen next, the conversation will continue, and the question is how long these clouds will hang over the campaign, and whether the white house will be able to divert the attention of voters and bring them back to politics. the problem is that the next debate is scheduled for september, and i think that's a cat in the bag for a lot of people. there is no ro

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you have david plouffe saying -- obama's former campaign manager saying,ig we're at defcon 1. you have to pay attention. >> yup. >> the interesting aspect of the defcon 1 position is that you had this, the day before this debate, adam kinzinger come out and endorse joe biden. there is a concerted effort to get republicans of same mind to come and stand with joe biden in this fight for s our country. >> yes. >> how does that performance affect that work, and what level of strategic cleanup do you need to do to reassure those who are going to be a part of this coalition that needs to come together, very much like it did in ve'20, to stand with this president, that what they saw was an aberration, not a thread that yoube can continue to see pulled on and have, you know, a problem with? >> i think that is a great point. people like adam kinzinger, people who are willing to, have been willing to stand up to what your former political party has become and where it is going are extraordinaryre human beings. i respect the trump people, former trump people, former republicans whoe, hav

in many ways he's the exception that i think proves a lot of the rule where you're seeing david plouffeant to turn out younger votes. are they going to be for us. where you see that's difficult to appeal, unless you are bernie sanders who has the very unique message to reach those younger voters. >> yeah, octogenarians in the senate are not out of the realm, but look, as matt pointed out, vaughn, you talked to a lot of voters. i wonder how often the issue of age comes up. i know that this is new, this story about north dakota, but do you think that there is a thought that there should be something in place to keep people who are 80, 81 in their 80s from running for office. >> oftentimes when we hear folks tell us they want term limits what they're really substituting that for and what they follow that statement with is there's too many old people in congress. and by my count in the u.s. senate right now, under the north dakota law, there would be seven senators who would not be able to be in the united states senate right now. of course state law, we could expect it to be challenged con

. >> david plouffe last night called it def con 1. democrats have said as jake was mentioning, it is a bad thing for the republicans to win. for donald trump to win, republicans to win the house, the senate. it's bad for diplomatically. bad for rights. anybody that saw what happened on january 6th understands why would make that argument. if joe biden stumbles again, what should the democratic party do sfl. >> this is what i think has happened this morning. we are in not even an hour by hour minute, 30 minute by 30 minute in terms of how people are reacting to this, and the stakes for biden. i believe he has weathered the first wave of the storm. leader jeffrey's statement, that was a surprise to me, for the house democratic leader to basically say i'm going to wait and see how he does. but the truth is, as you can imagine, as all of us have, i have talked to dozens of people, possible, you know, just like people who might run. people who were talking about running. doe -- donors, house members, everybody. the three things that have h

plouffe, who wa white house, that i had sat me.s problem. because i was i no one replaced you. i just had to do all the terrib. but talk a little bit about some of the times you've had to store book about president biden. yeah. so tell you know during my first meeting with president biden and dr. jill biden, i asked her, you know, what can i dof you if i'ms job? and she said, we've had we've gone through a lot in our lives. and need you to always tell us the truth. and that stuck with me, because you do news when you are the president, when you're working in a white house and i that stuck with mend summer worr president bidenhe withdrawal of afghanistan was my the worst period of time during my reasons. certainly the day where we l ben during the attack on abby in dar that with him in many of these moments, an empathy where he's somebody who's been through a lot of trauma and in his life. and he to stories of his loss of his son, ich few years, the loss of his wife and, his daughter, cause when he them, what helped him was people w

plouffe, who was a senior adviser in the white house, that i had sat me. i was like, i don't know what's wrong with you, but you have to solve this problem. because i was i no one replaced you. i just had to do all the work. that's terrible. but talk a little bit about some of the times you've had to give or maybe the story time, the book about president biden. yeah. so tell you know during my first meeting with president biden and dr. jill biden, i asked her, you know, what can i do to best serve both of you if i'm in this job? and she said, we've had we've gone through a lot in our lives. and i just need you to always tell us the truth. and that stuck with me, because you do get of bad news when you are the president, when you're working in a white house and i that stuck with me and sat with me the summer working for president biden when during the withdrawal of afghanistan was my the worst period of time during my time for him for a range of reasons. certainly the day where we lost men and women who had been during the attack on abby gate was the worst

joining us onset is former obama campaign manager and political analyst david plouffe is here. tim, i start with you. you have been making news this week with adam kinzinger's really strong, really enthusiastic endorsement of joe biden yesterday ahead of tonight's debate. talk about whether that's some wind at his back politically or whether this event itself, this 90 minutes of face to face squaring off eclipses everything that's happened before it. >> well, i think you need both. i have been just passionately begging any republicans that are opposing donald trump to actually go that next mile and support joe biden. because there are persuadable voters, all the ones that we talked about voting for nikki haley if the primaries, and think they are going to listen to people like adam kinzinger who showed courage on january 6th and are still conservatives and voting for joe biden. they will listen to the ad featuring the communications director and john bolton and mike pence, all these others. it's important that they go that next step and endorse joe biden to help create a struct

i think that david plouffe was talking about this and sarah, you see this, but the people who are making are not going to be seeing these segments, and i will try to push through, and put yourselves on notice, and we will try to get to that monday. and thank you all for sharing the voters with us, and we are appreciative with you. and michael steele, please stick around and we will be joined by the congressman eric swalwell when we come back. back. and the chance at clear or almost clear skin. it's like the feeling of finding you're so ready for your close-up. or finding you don't have to hide your skin just your background. once-daily sotyktu was proven better, getting more people clearer skin than the leading pill. don't take if you're allergic to sotyktu; serious reactions can occur. sotyktu can lower your ability to fight infections, including tb. serious infections, cancers including lymphoma, muscle problems, and changes in certain labs have occurred. tell your doctor if you have an infection, liver or kidney problems, high triglycerides, or had a vaccine or plan to. sotyktu is a t

plouffe, who was a senior adviser ithe whuse, that i had sat me. i was like, i don't know what's wrong with you, but you have to solve this. because i was i no one replaced you. i just had to do all the wor terrible. but talk a little bit about some of the times you've had to book about president biden. yeah. meeting with president biden and dr. jill biden, i asked her, you know, what can i do to best serve both of you if i'm in this job? and she said, we've had we've gone through a lot in our lives. and i just need you to alwaystell us the truth. and that stuck with me, because you do news when you are the and i that stuck with me and sat with me the summer working for president biden when during thedrawal of afghanistan was my the worst period of time during my time for him for reasons. certainly the day where we lost men and wod been during the attack on abby gate was the worst day in days after that president biden her with him in many of these moments, an through a lot of trauma and in his life. and he often goes to stories of his loss of his