kadia, thanks for coming in as well. really appreciate it. we do have some breaking news to tell all of you tonight. the new york times reporting that president biden's son, hunter, as the u.s. government in 2016 to help the ukrainian energy company, burisma with an energy project in italy, biden was vice president at the time, and the white house says tonight, he knew nothing about it. a hunter biden's attorney, abbe lowell called the request proper and added, quote, no meeting occurred though project materialized a request for anything in the u.s was ever sought and only an introduction in italy was requested, kind of vogel of the new york times broke the story. he joins me now. can what are the implications here? i mean, obviously there's not as much of a focus on hunter biden now, the president biden is no longer the candidate, but there are still these stories and folks like yourself, digging them up. what can you tell us yes. >> we actually requested these documents back in 2021 when this was as you point out, jim, a lot more politicall

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david urban, and i ishmael's is with me now, is just so you know, you heard kadia he was supposed to come for an hour, but we saw for the 35 minutes, i just i just can't emphasize enough that he chose to be there he wanted to be there, and he took his time to go there, right. all of those things are true so what do you think is the outcome of this everywhere he goes there he is. >> okay. donald trump is going to donald trump everywhere he goes, he's going to be donald trump he has always been just disrespectful and had such disdain for the media first of all, for black people in general. and certainly for black women who are members of the media, you can just roll the tapes back and see how he's treated everybody pretty much he was black in his interest room, but specifically someone who was a friend of cnn april ryan, the nasty things that he has come out and said about her. so i wasn't surprised at all that donald trump sat there and was so frustrated and just evil buhle to the people who were questioning him and expecting him to answer an account for himself because that is someth

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and kadia goba, who interviewed donald trump at the conference. to be honest i thought she would have more fun and lean into that conversation that you had today with donald trump, but i think what we saw was her sort of making a note of it and not having that frame how she wants to run this campaign and how she wants to be as president. how did you read what she said overall and how she is framing herself as you have others out there, particularly other media outlets, trying to define her a certain way. e.r.a., you know, candidate for example. >> you raise a good point. she was careful about how she characterized the incident where the interview really today, but she brought it up. >> she did bring it up. >> i feel like donald trump just gave her a whole new ad campaign that she could possibly run on in the future, but she was, you know, respectful about it. she said you know, her framing was this was what you can expect. he has not changed and like i said, he kind of gave her this. one of the first things i was thinking about when this happening

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i was proud of kadia goba, who were asking him pressing on those questions. and i think that's the reason we got some of these answers from trump is because that kind of dei, hire question jen, that some people are afraid to ask. rachel, read the riot act and send it to his face. i think that's the reason we got those sorts of answers, but the room wasn't i would say pro or anti-trump. that's largely a room of journalists stick voices. you only had a smattering of people who i think were there may be because they knew who would be there. that was a small group of people, but the majority of people were there listening and i think frankly, if i have a critique, i wish we were able to ask more questions from the audience. >> bakari, i mean, does it seem to you that the trump campaign has figured out how to how to deal with kamala harris. i mean, it is a whole new race for them yeah. >> know the answer to that as held now like that this is what we're seeing in real time. and the weird part about this is i think that as much great work as chris lacivita, susie wi

some hard and legitimate questions from those great journalists on stage, people like rachel scott, kadia goba all of them questioning donald trump, asking him serious questions about why should black voters choose you? and instead of answering them in a serious way, he attacked the journalist and i think you're going to continue to hear a lot of controversy and the fallout of this, but also donald trump is sticking to these remarks and doubling down on them. so i don't think you will see him run away from them either. >> omar. >> and this comes as many republicans have urged others to stay away from these types of character attacks and focus more on the policy issues will see if this continues. alayna treene really appreciate it. >> kate, there are new details this morning on the idf strike that. killed a top hamas military leader in mid-july i and now with the assassination of hamas's top political leader, what this means for the region already teetering on the brink of all out war and a wildfire are growing so fast the state of colorado is now calling in the national guard for the firs

great reporters, cnn's jeff zeleny, semaphores kadia goba, and michael warren of the dispatch i sortout the fact that congress doesn't work. but what is really noteworthy about what we are seeing that kamala harris is doing is certainly not turning away from the very real legislation that the biden administration did pass. some of it on a party-line vote, but most of it in a bipartisan way, like infrastructure that really did focus on the economy. and it's so focused now. and what we're going to hear on populism it re that was passed just a couple of years ago. so it would be impossible for her to totally separate herself from this. she's embracing it, doing a little bit more. and then my guess is talking to her advisors does not want to get mired down in policy discussions for the rest of this short campaign cycle. but look, i mean, it's important that she is giving this speech. what's remarkable is some similarities we're hearing from both sides when j.d. vance was talking to you just a week or so ago, was talking about the importance of families. obviously, in a child tax credit.

that other people don't ask and so when i was in that room, i was proud rachel scott, i was proud of kadia goba, who were asking him pressing on those questions. and i think that's the reason we got some of these answers from trump is because that kind of dei, hire question that some people are afraid to ask rachel read the riot act and send it to his face. and i think that's the reason we got those sort of answers. but the room wasn't i would say pro or anti see trump. that's largely a room of journalistic voices. you only had a smattering of people who i think were there may be because they knew who will be there. that was a small group of people, but the majority of people were there listening. and i think frankly, if i have a critique, i wish we were able to ask more questions from the audience bakari, i mean, does it seem to you that the trump campaign has figured out how to how to deal with kamala harris. >> i mean, it is a whole new race for them yeah. >> the answer to that is hell no. like that. this is what we're seeing in real time and the weird part about this is i think that as