harrison, yes, who was, when they hear russian speech, they get a little tense when you say that from they want to imagine themselves in a black formal suit with a bun on their head. and it seems to them that we have a police regime here and no one allows anyone to develop, when you have the opportunity to convey to these people on an international platform that your country exists, to show specific photographs so that they we saw how the country is developing, how beautiful our women are, what our women do, that we work as a non-governmental public organization, we have access to the head of state, and the head of state supports us, and i always openly say that our president calls himself a female president, and we are proud of it, by the way, and mongolian women really liked it, their president also really supports the women's organization, they said that we will ask our president to call himself a female president too president, so here the head of state sets the trend, and well, this seems very important to me, yes, because be that as it may, when you see this woman with your own

harrison, yes, or the european union is represented by some of our international organizations, when say that you are from belarus, people's faces change when they allow you, well, rather, give you the opportunity to speak on this platform, when you talk about what conditions there are in belarus, what belarus lives on, how women are developing in belarus, when these people see that you are not a person who came there dressed strictly, with a strict bun on your head, and you do not read some theses from the text written for you, they understand that this is far from what they are trying to present from belarus, they understand that women are absolutely free here, that they have absolutely equal rights, that their interests are protected at the highest level, that we are not a governmental society. women's labor, the development of women's business, it seems to me, today, as women's business is developing in zimbabwe, in few places it is developing in european countries, the second visit was already specifically with a women's delegation from zimbabwe, where all the industries of inte

harrison, alleviate internal pressure on israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. hamdon added resistance is demanding practical steps and what's already been agreed upon rather than more talks. on off sease far negotiations have been underway between qatari and egyptian mediators and israely regime officials in recent weeks. hamas has refused to participate in the latest round. it says. regime should stick to the american seas fire plan announced and agreed to back early june. professor paul sheldon foodden academic and commentator. says the us democratic party is only paying lip service to ceasefire talks in the bid to win the november presidential election. well, the amas spokesperson was correct in stating that the democrats uh are concerned. uh, if you remember, when netanyahu came and spoke to congress, half the democrats refused to attend his session, which was huge embarrassment for him. one republican didn't attend, thomas massy, but uh, half the democrats refused, and vice president, harris herself did not even attend, she met with him the next day privat

where they are represented, america is represented, in the person of the assistant, there is the same kamala harrison, yes, or the european union is represented in the person of some of our international organizations, when you say that you are from belarus, people's faces change when they allow you, well, rather, give you the opportunity to speak on this platform, when you talk about what conditions are in belarus, how belarus lives, how women are developing in belarus, and when these people see that you are not a person who came there dressed strictly, with a strict bun on your head, and you don't read from what is written you text some theses, they understand that it is far. yes, to watch how it develops, and the first lady is responsible for the social situation in the state, the social situation of women, the creation of jobs for women, improving the working conditions of women, the development of women's business, it seems to me that today the way women's business is developing in zimbabwe, it is developing in few places in european countries, the second visit was already specifically

harrison november. out of the question for man, but not for all. that's why we're out here. i get the democrats stay in our. our truck is not going to change. we gotta be in the streets. so i hope like harris, you know, like comes out with a policy that is, that reflects this kind of, you know, movement set or having here. and um, and then she, you know, like weeks words like ending this time the much as didn't make it close to the democratic national convention at the united center in chicago . however, there's always, tomorrow they say. so you look at some other stories making headlines around the world. us intelligence officials say around was likely responsible for hacking attacks on republican candidate donald trump's campaign t. b. i and other agencies suggest that the breach was part of the scheme by to, around to interfere with the us selections. they did not reveal what information was accessed in the ukrainian authorities, have ordered families with children to evacuate from the t eastern city

harrison, is that really all that the american political system, you know, the $300.00 plus 1000000 people and, and that's what it comes down to. it's, it's, it's a little disappointing. and i think right now that the power vacuum that exists in the white house with the corpse of uncle bernie. i mean, uncle biden propped up by jake sullivan and anthony blanking is just not convincing . and a lot of countries around the world sense this power vacuum, this lamest of lame dock us presidencies. and it's, it's clear that kamala harris is not in charge and doesn't seem capable of taking charge. yeah, for the remainder of the bite in, nor biden's handlers administration, a lot of countries are looking to take advantage of that. you know, i gotta give her this though. she takes direct stage directions. well, in, not in that interview that i showed today that was horrible. but but, but generally speaking, i think she's gaining in the polls because she's listening to these producer slash advisors or tell her where to stand, where to sit, where to look, who to call on. and she's holding around

harrison, is that really all the, the american political system, you know, the $300.00 plus 1000000 people and, and that's what it comes down to. it's, it's, it's a little disappointing. and i think right now that the power vacuum that exists in the white house with the corpse of uncle bernie. i mean, uncle biden propped up by jake sullivan and anthony blinking is just not convincing . and a lot of countries around the world sense this power vacuum, this lamest of lame dock us presidencies. and it's, it's clear that kamala harris is not in charge and doesn't seem capable of taking charge. yeah, for the remainder of the bite in, nor biden's handlers administration, a lot of countries are looking to take advantage of that. you know, i gotta give her this though. she takes direct stage directions. well, in, not in that interview that i show today that was horrible. but but, but generally speaking, i think she's gaining in the polls because she's listening to these producer slash advisors or tell her where to stand, where to sit, where to look, who to call on. and she's holding around d

do you think that faxed it kamala harrison comes from an immigrant family? her parents came to the us from india, helps to inform her so far as her governing and what it could if she becomes present or not. well, i certainly hope those live experiences as an immigrant would inform her. but i, at the end of the day as an elected official, she has to remember that the people that she represents are immigrants. and she has to listen to the immigrant justice community. when we say what both democrats and republicans have done to the border is unacceptable as clearly the border is a big, big issue. and there's so many immigrants that just want a chance at the quote unquote american dream. i think that's what we're really you seem like you're advocating for. um, well the american dream is a complicated one. is it? is it literally over simplified, isn't it? but yeah, well the just the other day i was sharing how the american dream is often possible because it creates a nightmare, a scenario of exploitation for so many people, the american dream. the idea of it is,

harrison, is that really all the, the american political system, you know, the $300.00 plus 1000000 people and, and that's what it comes down to. it's, it's, it's a little disappointing. and i think right now that the power vacuum that exists in the white house with the corpse of uncle bernie. i mean, uncle biden propped up by jake sullivan and anthony blinking is just not convincing . and a lot of countries around the world sense this power vacuum this lamest of lame doc us presidencies. and it's, it's clear that kamala harris is not in charge and doesn't seem capable of taking charge. yeah, for the remainder of the bite in, nor biden's handlers administration, a lot of countries are looking to take advantage of that. you know, i gotta give her this though. she takes direct stage directions. well, in, not in that interview that i show today that was horrible. but but, but generally speaking, i think she's gaining in the polls because she's listening to these producer slash advisors or tell her where to stand, where to sit, where to look, who to call on. and she's holding around doi

harrison, is that really all that the american political system, you know, the $300.00 plus 1000000 people and, and that's what it comes down to. it's, it's, it's a little disappointing. and i think right now that the power vacuum that exists in the white house with the corpse of uncle bernie. i mean, uncle biden propped up by jake sullivan and anthony blanking is just not convincing . and a lot of countries around the world sense this power vacuum, this lamest of lame dock us presidencies. and it's, it's clear that kamala harris is not in charge and doesn't seem capable of taking charge. yeah, for the remainder of the bite in, nor biden's handlers administration of a lot of countries you're looking to take advantage of that. you know, i gotta give her this though. she takes direct stage directions. well, in not in that interview that i showed today, that was horrible. but but, but generally speaking, i think she's gaining in the polls because she's listening to these producer slash advisors or tell her where to stand, where to sit, where the law could have call on. and she was hold

harrison, is that really all the, the american political system, you know, the $300.00 plus 1000000 people and, and that's what it comes down to. it's, it's, it's a little disappointing. and i think right now that the power vacuum that exists in the white house with the corpse of uncle bernie. i mean, uncle biden propped up by jake sullivan and anthony blanking is just not convincing . and a lot of countries around the world sense this power vacuum this lamest of lame doc us presidencies. and it's, it's clear that kamala harris is not in charge and doesn't seem capable of taking charge. yeah, for the remainder of the bite in nor biden's handlers administration of a lot of countries are looking to take advantage of that. you know, i gotta give her this though. she takes direct stage directions. well, in not in that interview that i show today, that was horrible. but but, but generally speaking, i think she's gaining in the polls. because she's listening to these producer slash advisors who are tell her where to stand, where to sit, where to look, who to call on. and she's holding aro

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harrison, an ardent democrat, director tarantino suggested. not give interviews and just keep quiet when there is at least some chance to win the election, otherwise it is better not to even participate. representatives defense department officials said trump staffers were, quote, verbally and physically aggressive monday during a confrontation with an employee at arlickton national cemetery. that came after the former president. his aides arrived at the nation's largest military cemetery with a campaign photographer, despite a law prohibiting any partisan, political or campaign-related photography at the cemetery. trump posted on tiktok on tuesday video of his visit accompanied by music. the company accused the cemetery employee of creating the conflict, who, according to them, clearly suffered from a mental disorder. the defense insists that it was the election campaign staff who showed unprofessionalism and a report has already been filed. trump's election aide, senator jay. pri , downplayed the incident. the fact that 13 americans died and

kamala harrison, she has gotten in the race, has not stat or stood to take questions from reporters in a fulsome way and she has announced that positions from when she last ran for president to now have shifted on big issues, fracking. one example why do you think she has not? do you think she needs to him? >> so, you know, she's building this plane midair you know, two weeks ago, she was not the nominee. she's putting the campaign together. that's going to come. but the harshest critic of her who has had a lot of questions is now dodging the opportunity to be with her and that's donald trump. so donald the downer donald the dock hunter he's now backing out of the debate that he committed to. and so does my question that yes, she does she need to take she's going to do that. she's going to do that. yes. >> it's good to see you. thanks for coming in well, breaking news that we're following this morning, the u.s. >> economy added just 100 114,000 jobs in july, marking a slower pace of growth than in recent months. the unemployment rate also unexpectedly ticking up higher. cnn's paula new

, kamala harrison and tim walz but also that the strategy that we see in the obamas is built on jesse jackson's blueprint, the rainbow coalition write that speech he gives in 1984, 1984 democratic national convention, where he says, we are all god's children but we have to have an inclusive ten were rainbow nation, whether we'd be indigenous, black, latino, asian women, poor working class, elite educated uneducated. that if we come together and we form this alliance that we can have, we can have they kind of nation that we've only dreamed about, the kind of policies that would be great for all americans and it's a moment of tremendous unity for the democratic party. but we also see that even though in at, for the democrats lose and 88, they also lose even though they're using, trying to use the rainbow coalition that it's that idea that blueprint that barak obama uses in 2008. and 2012. and that kamala harris is using in 2024. >> leah wright rigueur, and it's great to have you good to be here. jake, back to you right now. i want to get a fact check of what we heard from the stage toni

>> wolf kamala harrison, barack obama had both been on meteoric rises starting around 2004 when theythey both seem to have a keen sense of the history there making together president barack obama. >> their stories are historically and personally intertwined. and tonight, when former president barak obama speaks on behalf of kamala harris at the democratic convention. it promises to be an electric moment. >> it's the kind of thing that the america of the 20th century could never have imagined. but here we are in late july, soon after president biden dropped out of the race and endorsed harris, barak and michelle obama called the vice president to offer their endorsement. i am proud of you. >> this is going to be historic we call to say michelle and i couldn't be prouder to endorse you and to do everything we can to get you through this election and into the oval office or my goodness, a biographer says kamala harris as the first woman of color to become the presidential nominee of a major american party. and barak obama as the first black president, both have a keen understanding endi

harris harrison, some when she dated in the mid 90s i know willie brown very well. >> in fact, i went a helicopter with him. we thought maybe this is the end we were in a helicopter going to a certain location together and there was an emergency landing this was not a pleasant landing. and willie was he was a little concerned so the times today reported there just a few things wrong with this story. >> one, they say willie brown was not on the helicopter and two, it did not almost crash it was this guy then california governor jerry brown, who was on the helicopter says the times, which also reports that the former president was on that helicopter flight with the governor to inspect wildfire damage. then governor elect gavin newsom, who was also on board, told the times that there was no emergency landing and newsom's said, if anyone was talking about the hell look after crashing, it was donald trump well, late today, trump called a times reporter, claimed to have flight records to verify his story and shouted that he was quote probably going to sue. now, when asked however, to produc

kamala harrison tim walz want a country where we can all live with a little serenity.he serenity that comes with a balanced check book. an affordable grocery bill and a housing market that has room for everyone and if there's one thing i know about donald trump he's not bringing anyone any kind of serenity we have a choice america between the man who left our country yes, total mess. and the woman who has spent four years cleaning it up and i think it's time we stop expecting women to clean up messes without the authority and the tidal to match the job vice president, was a good title for kamala harris but you know, an even better one president knighted states governor of illinois, jb pritzker. >> we're heading it's what may be an emotional high point in the night. second gentleman, doug emhoff, sharing his personal insights kamala harris says his wife and stepmother in their blended family, and then the more key events, speeches by former first lady michelle obama form prison barack obama, stay right here to see it all live. we'll be right back. >> 17 named three time

it's with the failed policies of the harrison administration to give kamala harris a promotion rathere her which is what i think most americans will do on november -- in november. >> how does that not line up with another post we got that "washington post" is giving them a 45-point lead. those are new numbers so if you think the momentum is not swinging with the internal polls are suggesting differently, every other poll that's been released has shown great momentum in her direction. >> shannon i think there's a lot of polls that show her stagnating and leveling off of course, abc and "washington post" was a wildly inaccurate poll through the summer of 2020 and look, if you see the numbers we are seeing any actually talk to the american people, i feel externally confident we'll be at the right place in november. we can't worry about the polls if the run to the finish line and we encourage you want to get out there and vote. but it will be very simple. if you want to get back to the peace and prosperity, the rising take-home pay. if you want to double down on the failed policies that h

and jamie harrison, the dnc chair, was talking to nbc news about that. let's take a listen. >> the great part is that a lot of our convention was already going to focus on kamala harris. and to tell her story. because, as you can remember, in 2020, joe biden and kamala harris did not get the regular pomp and circumstance you get at a normal convention, because of covid. id and so, what we were able to do here is we switched the top of our ticket, to make sure that we continue to tell that story, that we are celebrating joe biden and the a compliments of his ministration. >> now, alex, as you hear jamie harrison talking about the fact that there was no pomp and circumstance four years ago because of covid, there also us wasn't the kind of protests that chicago law enforcement officials are expecting here throughout the democratic convention. hundreds if not thousands of demonstrators are expected in the streets. there has been a significant effort involving the u.s. secret service, state, local police to prepare for this for well over a year, as the super

harris and lying harrison, harris and i think paris and all of the things that he throws out there weain to my very plain terms, when her economic policies mean for the average american what it means, is sticker shock of today, it is nothing compared to when it will be at 2025 and 2026 and 2027 if she is torn it. jon: and she talked a lot about fixing this economy is up so many people in the dust but i guess she acts as though she were not part of the administration that's been in office for nearly four years now. pete: a lot of us who wondered was actually charge of the white house and in continues the big question, which we do not have an answer. she should be in the room right 70 appointment gives the biden harris administration sitting vice president and she should be in the room managing tackling these problems. they are problems today they are problems of the future, they are problems right now the american people are facing and so i have to wonder if she is just impotent or irrelevant in the white house and unable to actually do anything that is why she's on the campaign trail,

i will start with kamala harris and tim walz campaigning in georgia.he first state they are heading to. >> good to be with you. georgia means a lot to me. in 2020i work as a director. kamala harris and tim walz are trying to expand their routes to 270. when joe biden was the nominee, there was one clear route for him to win, through the rust belt states. now, arizona, georgia and nevada are in play. you have a lot of different tendencies, there are a loof black rural voters that people do not talk about. we talked about the republican stronghold but there were a lot of black voters that kamala harris and tim walz are trying to get out. >> what do you think? will this change republican strategy? until now you have seen jd vance relying on campaigning in the blue wall midwest states. >> after the convention where vice president harris and governor walz picked up momentum, i hope they change their strategy. they cannot take georgia, arizona and nevada for granted. they cannot take the midwestern states for granted. it is a good move for the harris and wal

i will start with kamala harris and tim walz campaigning in georgia.he first state they are heading to. >> good to be with you. georgia means a lot to me. in 2020i work as a director. kamala harris and tim walz are trying to expand their routes to 270. when joe biden was the nominee, there was one clear route for him to win, through the rust belt states. now, arizona, georgia and nevada are in play. you have a lot of different tendencies, there are a lot of black rural voters that people do not talk about. we talked about the republican stronghold but there were a lot of black voters that kamala harris and tim walz are trying to get out. >> what do you think? will this change republican strategy? until now you have seen jd vance relying on campaigning in the blue wall midwest states. >> after the convention where vice president harris and governor walz picked up momentum, i hope they change their strategy. they cannot take georgia, arizona and nevada for granted. they cannot take the midwestern states for granted. it is a good move for the harris and w

jamie harrison is the chair of the democratic national convention.a harris confimed as the democratic presidential nominee. so as chair of this great party, as chair of this party that is built on hope, i am so proud to confirm that vice president harris has earned more than a majority of votes from all convention delegates and will be the nominee of democratic party following the close of voting on monday. the outpouring of support that we have witnessed for the vice president has been unprecedented. we knew your ballots would come back quickly, but the fact that we can say today just one quickly, but the fact that we can say todayjust one day quickly, but the fact that we can say today just one day after we quickly, but the fact that we can say todayjust one day after we open voting that the vice president has crossed the majority threshold and will officially be our nominee next week, folks, that is simply outstanding.— week, folks, that is simply outstanding. week, folks, that is simply outstandina. ~ ., ,, .,~ ., ., outstanding. would speak to o

harris building on the good work of the biden harrison ministration and secretary holland.ure for indian country and the future, i think, for america in general, is really bright with their leadership. and moving us forward, making sure we can all exercise our civic duty and vote this november and into the future. >> i know you have been asked this question a lot, but it is one this is with me. because i am a first-generation korean american, i have a nine- year-old daughter who is biracial, and i think about all of the first that are going to happen in november. and i know that should harris walz take the oval in november and win, you would be elevated into a position. first, your thoughts on what that would mean to you. >> it would be incredibly meaningful, and i would drawn my experience at governing in partnership with tim walz and meeting the veterans, folks in law enforcement, it teachers, farmers, people all across the state who care tremendously about making sure the people have an opportunity to thrive. and, you know, we are just a moment of building momentum of wo

and likely to vote women voters are overwhelmingly think she would help should she become president harrison. kind of to what you are saying this kamala crazy if we call it that has given her a one point edge and naturally over former president trump. however, they are tied in the collective battleground states are talking about. how can kamala shore up the battleground states that when the electoral college vote? >> it is important to look at the numbers and the math. you have to win in the rust belt as a democrat if you want to be competitive you have to win big places like pennsylvania, michigan, wisconsin, minnesota in order to maintain competitiveness what was on 2020 was a new pathways to victory opening up or if you are able to harness voters in places like north carolina that obama places like georgia and president biden 333 and 40 blowout win. this is what i think mark kelly is so important he will bring to a border state senator he brings someone who is a set it up for states like arizona and nevada also a military background place like north carolina and georgia have massive milit

harrison walz were voted in virtually as the nominees of the democrat party earlier this month. everything we are seeing this week, much as ceremony paired the ticket is locked-in in the party will be trying to show a united front when there is chaos out in the street just outside the united center. >> sandra: madison alworth in chicago for us. thank you. >> john: we expect to have the campaign cochairman chris coons the senator from delaware with us in just a moment. he is still making his way through security so thankfully our esteemed panel who cohosted the roof this podcast and the director for medications for joe manchin of steps in early appeared good to seal. this is supposed to serve as a coronation for kamala harris but it is amid reports of lingering resentment from biden. expect massive protests in the streets of chicago. that's a lot of competing interests. >> and she has done what no one else is done in political history. she's gone from being the nominate to hosting the convention and under a month. in that time she has introduced herself to the country, she solidi

kamala harris and whoever she chooses will set off on a tour of battleground states next week.son, chair of the dnc, expressed delight with having vice president harris confirmed as the nominee. jamie: as chair of this great party built on hope, i'm so proud to confirm vice president harris has earned more thathe majority of votes from all f are mentioned delegates -- from all for mentioned delegates, and will be the nominee. the support has been unprecedented. we knew your ballots would come back quickly. the fact we can say one day after we opened voting that the vice president has crossed the threshold and will officially be the nominee next week? that is outstanding folks. steve: our correspondent in washington, naomi. harris is officially the nominee. wasn't a surprise. now vp. >> it was not a surprise. less than two weeks since president biden stood down and the party coalesced around harris. she has passed the threshold. the rollcall will continue until monday evening. she has got the nomination. she has to accept it which will happen at the dnc. we will know who her run

he also said harrison biden have a rift and biden is sad harris has clinched the nomination. at that. >> joe biden hates her, okay? hates her. you don't mind if i go off teleprompter for a second, do you? >> no prame! >> joe biden hates her. this was an overthrow of the president. this was an overthrow. they went out, there has been $100 million fighting joe biden. >> reporter: so we are supposed to see a more specific policy from donald trump this week, we will see if he is sticking to script or if he instead veers into those personal attacks he says he won't do, alex. >> yeah, he has to ask if we mind him going off to teleprompter. yeah, we do. >>> a new book from the "new york times" shows how vice president kamala harris played in key white house decisions. meet the jennifers. jen x. jen y. and jen z. each planning their future through the chase mobile app. jen x is planning a summer in portugal with some help from j.p. morgan wealth plan. let's go whiskers. jen y is working with a banker to budget for her birthday. you only turn 30 once. and jen z? her credit's golden. h

prices harrison and biden, t of democracy. kamala said trump actually they. cost of insulin before leaving office in 2020, biden and harris repealed that measure. kamalae in 2 harris is just flau lying and apparently also copycat. now, so far as the democratic nominate, kamala has proposed four policies, two of them noax tax on tips, child taxt credit stolen right from donald trump, even though she was a tie breakingonald trsh for the inflation reduction act with a plan to taxt with tip tis with four service workers with, all the new irs agents that they were paying for. and meanwhilree, the new planasl today was a call basically for communist price controlsly , the start of her real dream, which she has said repeatedly in her own her. she wants that $93 trillion new green deal.elimin she'll eliminate the filibuster to get there. and the last proposals to gempto are cheap attempt to buy votes that will have more dire consequences tha , apparently. now, harris is now promising00 k to cut $25,000 checks to first time home buyers. no plan to pay for it other tha

that's part of the reason why donald trump is scared to get on that debate stage with kamala harris.rman harrison, as we look at the fact that donald trump is now teasing that he may not show up for the debate, one question i have is, do you think the vice president ought to show up anyway and expose that he is afraid to debate her, and that she's willing to show up and stand up and, in many ways, i think he cannot find a way to deal with this prosecutor. he's probably hmiliated that the convention did much better in the ratings than his convention did. he's one of these that is very much in the look at ratings. her speech got a much larger rating than his did at the republican convention. and it was a flawless convention. one of the things that i've noted is that you as chairman haven't gotten the credit you should have gotten for a flawless convention. i was there the whole convention. you certainly would have gotten the blame if the riots and other things that people predicted had happened. >> well, on that last note, rev, you know, minyon and i were doing our jobs. much credit to

as we were saying earlier there is huge anticipation here in washington with all eyes on comer harrisont year if she wins the election. she is expected to announce her choice in the early hours of tuesday morning in the us and hold a rally later in the day. we will have more on that in the next hour here on bbc news and we will have more on the latest developments as well in bangladesh. there is plenty more on the bbc website on all the stories we have been covering. stay with us here on bbc news. hello there. tuesday is going to feel cooler and fresher, some sunshine, could be a few showers as well. on monday, though, the highest temperature of the day was in north—eastern scotland. temperatures in the moray firth got up to 27 degrees. that was in this warm and humid air ahead of this weather front here, which is bringing some rain in from the west. following on from that, we see the cooler and fresher air moving into the north—west of the uk. the rain on that weather front increasingly light and patchy, but quite a change coming into northern ireland. temperatures some ten degrees low

. >> dana: kamala harris is going to hold a rose ceremony, we need to bring back chris harrison for that. >> bill: little political humor. >> dana: getting to hemmer celebrity news. >> bill: economy hitting speed bump. labor department says we had well under expected number of jobs. unemployment popped up and stocks getting hammered. is the party over? here is larry kudlow. larry, calling elizabeth warren tweet i will read to you. she said fed chair made serious cut not cutting interest rates. jobs data flashing red powell need to cut rates now, not wait six weeks. is she right? >> i think powell played his cards well. the year on year inflation rate is down to three from nine two years ago. and therein lies the story, these are lousy number and have recession feel, economic storm clouds are growing darker. i don't think we're in a recession yet. look at rise in unemployment to 4.3% and change from a year ago is very high. some people think that is recession signal. it could be or could not be. other numbers, stocks got clocked yesterday. manufacturing index continued to fall. falling fo

as a republican, i choose to proudly support kamala harris for president, and tim walz for vice presidentwalz is not about abandoning the republican party, it is about ending up the principles the party once represented, parties principles that i believe will be at risk if trump returns to the white house. and proving the point, here is one of donald trump's house republican flunkies, not for minnesota, however, on fox. >> minnesota is not your normal state, where tim walz his governor the great people of minnesota, but you also have, you know, a huge population of residents in minnesota that have come from other countries and have various different ideologies that don't really respect capitalism. >> a lot of people in minnesota, who come from lots of different countries come to new york. come see what it's like rent here, everyone i meet is from a different country. that is racism. it is ignorance, and it is xena phobia all wrapped up in really dumb politics, but it is nothing new from trump's republican party. if anyone wants to know about the good people of minnesota, don't ask congres

harris has yet to answer question that the poles me nothing. >> harrison?ighly for board immigration, crimes, and crime. he's going to win on those three issues. >> kevin: we asked you folks out there if you think team jump should be worried about the poles, and do you think they're accurate to begin with great 72% said don't be worried, six and nine on instagram, let's dive into some of your responses. jeff i think jump should be worried about the lie that the poles aren't showing her so high. willie adds days, dm jump should not worry about the poles because they're not accurate but team jump should not be complacent and leave nothing to chance or corruption. i love what he has to say about this. it's probably accurate as of today. independents change their minds after debates. that is so true. and tommy rice this, is too early for paul speculation, it's not over till the fat lady sings. i think that is fascinating. everyone thank you for joining me here today on fox news and a quick reminder all be back here failing in for a trace on friday night, tomorr

they say it will be a pass the torch speech, to kamala harris. also, tonight, we are expecting to hear from the democratic national committee chair, jamie harrison, the commerce secretary, gina ramonda will speak along with new york's governor, kathy hochul. also congresswoman alexandra cossey of cortez -- alexandra occasio-cortez. jamie raskin will be at the podium tonight and jimmy crockett as well. kentucky's governor andy beshear will also get a speaking slot along with georgia senator rafael and delaware senator chris coons -- raphael warnock and delaware senator chris coons. there will also be some hollywood stars on the stage tonight. kerry washington, mindy kaling and more will serve as hosts of the dnc along with tony goldwyn who played the president on the abc drama, scandal. they will all be on the stage tonight as well. let's go back down to the convention floor with susan swain. host: thanks greta. it is getting busy down here. i wanted to show you which states have the primary seats tonight. right over my shoulder, getting prime att

the border. >> another illegal arrested released everyone of them liberal da kamala harris victim blondeblood on her hand. >> makes a good point because the illegal immigrant crime sheriff is out of control. >> let me say she supported senate bill 54 which made california a sanctuary state. is a sheriff i can't even ask you after you've been arrested your immigration status in california she supported that when it comes to violent crime as the sheriff stated his stories mirror mine as others across the country have had it we got into a major shootout with an illegal immigrant 60 different rounds fired were you fired back into his gun emptied bearing on my officers and he had bid was the -- deported 3 times back across the border and we are facing this on a daily basis. >> and christina coleman just reported it's costing saint shorey states and cities billions of dollars your final thoughts. >> absolutely to house them and prosecute them and frankly think about lost tax revenue for those here illegally the money money they send back to their families that they are in under the table the e

dnc chair jamie harrison will be a guest live from the windy city on what to expect. >>> plus, pete buttigieg emmy and golden globe award winning actor martin sheen with a behind-the-scenes look at the creation and legacy of the hit show, "the west wing." "morning joe" is just a few minutes away. just a few minutes away hhhhh! ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more she can sell all or part of it to coventry for cash. even a term policy. even a term policy? even a term policy! find out if you're sitting on a goldmine. call coventry direct today at the number on your screen, or visit coventrydirect.com. she grew up in a middle class home. she was the daughter of a working mom. and she worked at mcdonald's while she got her degree. kamala harris knows what it's like to be middle class. it's why she's determined to lower health care costs and make housing more affordable. donald trump has no plan to help the middle class, just more tax cuts for billionaires. being president is about

i look at harrison fast-moving launch and biden's bitter exit.next. >> we are hours away from the start of an unprecedented democratic national convention. less than 30 days ago, think about that. thirty days of president biden was the nominee. but now vice president kamala harris is on the top of the ticket. president biden is reportedly bitter about the end of his political career. we are about to see an outpouring of love and gratitude for joe biden and also credit for giving kamala harris the springboard she is on. not just through his legislative agenda but through his endorsement of her which allowed the party to coalesce around your candidacy move on from the in fighting to what they want to prioritize which is defeating trump they are in this room gearing up to get that underweight we seen them running through drills we watched steven colbert launch a t-shirt at the dnc party chair jamie harris and they are settling into a celebratory mood. it is significant president biden is not sticking around after his keynote opening night speech tom

and what she believes is possible if and when kamala harris breaks that ceiling herself, now, we are told that harrison clinton have actually been in regular touch since president biden dropped out of the race and that hillary clinton was actually one of the first people that the vice president called that sunday that the president dropped out. that's really interesting. speaking to some of the convention planners who say basically that switch at the top of the ticket from president biden to the vice president happened just in the nick of time that a lot of things had been already fully baked in, but those fires and it'll touches including even the printing of signs and some of the videos that had to be recorded, that those had not yet been executed. so what we're about to see this week again, very different from what we would have seen for weeks ago before president biden dropped out of the race mj lee, cnn in chicago dozens of pro-palestinian protesters took to the streets of chicago ahead of the convention. they marched through the downtown area on sunday, calling on kamala harris

made it clear to me, they seem more open to a kamala harris presidency. give her the benefit of the doubt to prove to them that she deserves their vote, even lindsay said at the end of the interview, she said i think i'm going to vote for kamala harris, i just will not go out and stomp for her but they really want her to differentiate herself from president biden in the next 70+ days to make it known where she stands on the issues and as they say, call for a permanent cease-fire and let her actions represent her words. >> thank you. >>> up next, harris makes history, her spot as america's first black woman and south asian presidential nominee, now official and splashed across the front pages coast to coast. >> we will talk to a historian about her place in history and what it says about this pivotal moment. pivotal moment lf, why pilates exist in harlem? so i started my own studio. getting a brick and mortar in new york is not easy. chase ink has supported us from studio one to studio three. when you start small, you need some big help. and chase ink was

button for harrison i know you will too.] but in many ways, in many ways this election is not just about a name on the ballot, it is elections about a whole life and what it is we are willing to fight for, what it is we are willing to work for, and what kind of future we want to build for our future -- for our children and grandchildren. i want a future that is cleaner and greener, better schools and safer streets, a future with more freedom, not less. and i want a future where i can look at the united states, hello, madam president. i hope you are with me when we get to work. thank you. [cheering] ♪ ♪ [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2024] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] vice president harris is set to meet with each possible vice president picked this weekend, to make her final decision on her running mate. she will headline a series of campaign rally's in various swing states. >> watch c-span's 2024 c

from jamaica at the park, my mother would say, stay close, but my father would say as he smiled run, kamala. run! don't be afraid. don't let anything stop you from her past, harrison laid out some specifics for a potential future administration, like reviving the border deal that donald trump opposed harmony between. 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 that was just one of the many moments in her speech where she tried to draw distinctions between herself and her opponent donald trump. heritage as a nation, i will not cozy up to tyrants and dictators like kim jong u.n. who are rooting for trump, who are rooting for trump because you know they know they know. >> he is easy to manipulate with flattery and favors they know trump won't hold autocrats accountable because he wants to be an autocrat himself with the balloons and the confetti falling at the conclusion of her speech, harris and running mate tim walz now enter a new phase of the campa

under the biden and harrison ministration, we've had an incredible record of grading jobs, of gdp growth, of having the stock market hitting highest, but costs are high and that's why kamala harris is going to work to reduce costs and, as president, that's going to be one of her main focuses. >> and as you talk about some of the campaign i want to zoom out a bit. harris allies have been telling you for weeks that that they believe she can do better in places like georgia and north carolina and we party seen her campaign leading into the states, but just yesterday, representative jim clyburn, who you know very well, he told me he believed ohio and florida could also be competitive, so is there a plan by the harris campaign to put more resources in places like florida and ohio, and does the campaign really believe that those seats can actually be one? -- won mark >> kamala harris and tim walz are amazing candidates. amazing people. had the honor working with both of them and that is shifting with the map looks like because american people see the stark contrast between kamala harris and ti

kamala harris tended to fare relatively well.y. do you think she may need to fill in some blanks there was to mark the answer is yes. mil blanks there was to mark the answer is yes.— answer is yes. all candidates need to fill _ answer is yes. all candidates need to fill in _ answer is yes. all candidates need to fill in some - answer is yes. all candidates need to fill in some blanks. l need to fill in some blanks. that is just the nature of the beast that is an interview. i thought she was fantastic. better than came off unscathed, she came a strong candidate and a strong current vice president. of course the meeting was not a policy conversation we went into a lot of detail so she will have to fill in some blanks there and i know that they will do that and release that over the next few weeks and months and then... . and kristin, your thoughts on that and what you might expect as well in terms of the tone at the debate? i as well in terms of the tone at the debate?— as well in terms of the tone at the debate? ., ., the debate?

harris decided to skip out in chicago given a big display and it is obama's night as harrison wallsthought he did not want to be around him but now the vice president trying to keep respectful distance and from obama a lot of stories that drop today talking about the close relationship with obama even though they are miles away and there won't be that embrace trying to see maybe nothing becomes a thing and could be attributed to biden as four years ago today he would be accepting the nomination and milwaukee as a pandemic canceled dnc in 2020 so some symbolism can't ignore rnc held here last month and democrats may be trying to send a message that they can fill this arena and we are watching and waiting for the night to get underway and we already heard from tim walz looks like they didn't beam his remarks. >> jesse: thank you so much jackie. former bernie sanders advisor and former press secretary and former democrat, a bernie person but independent and are you satisfied how things have turned out putting come in there with no competition? >> i called for president biden to be prim

where trump is ahead, two states we're harrison just ahead, but all within the margin of error, tight, tight, tight. now, what's key here is who would rather be in this situation, who has the momentum? and i want you to take a look at these states in the aggregate, right? this is the democrat versus donald trump, arizona, georgia, nevada, and north carolina. you go back to november of 2020 across these four states biden and trump are essentially tied. but in may of 2024, look at that, look at that advantage that donald trump held in these states. he was up by nine points over joe biden. now, in august of 2024, we've got that tied race again. so what we have right now is essentially the same picture and aggregate that we had back in remember of 2020. and of course, joe biden won that year. so the bottom line is kamala harris, whip momentum. you'd rather be her than donald trump if we're projecting this out nationally. but it is way too close to call in the sunbelt stage. >> alright, i want to bring in natasha lindstaedt, who's a professor of government at the university of essex, and s

people should judge kamala harris on the biden/harris administration on the results.ice 3.5%, things are looking up. kamala harris said things are too expensive still, we've got to continue to bring gas prices down, housing costs, she revealed an incentive yesterday to build 3 million homes intended for new construction, incentives for homeowners, down payment assistance, she is telling people are detailed economic plans which i would argue a lot more detailed than donald trump has been doing in the last couple months. i think again i think that energy we have seen for kamala, the proposals we saw yesterday is what the american people -- let me say something quickly, a digital donation campaign, republicans for harris, 70,000 people are connected, that tells you something. there's a gap. a bunch of republicans who say i don't want another term of donald trump. brian: she does stick to her policy when it comes to the economy. the housing was look at more positively with price controls and everything else in the washington post not impressed, the times demand serious ec

how does kamala harris take the ener: to that. how does kamala harris take the energy of— to that.e the energy of these last _ to that. how does kamala harris take the energy of these last four - to that. how does kamala harris take the energy of these last four days - the energy of these last four days in chicago and move into the next stage of the race including that big presidential debate? this stage of the race including that big presidential debate?— stage of the race including that big presidential debate? this has been unusuall , presidential debate? this has been unusually. we _ presidential debate? this has been unusually, we have _ presidential debate? this has been unusually, we have had _ presidential debate? this has been unusually, we have had this - presidential debate? this has been unusually, we have had this surge | unusually, we have had this surge since she was officially named as the nominee for several weeks ago. it has been continuing and i expect that will continue for another week or two, possibly more. that will continue for another week ortwo, possibly m

street outside of the united center in chicago and when it comes to the protesters they called out kemal harrison used anti-semitic language that calls for the end of israel appeared protesters threatening to hold the vote for kamala harris to be outwardy progressive. >> i'm here today because i want the biden-harris administration and i want vice president harris ten oh there are people who are not willing to vote for her if she is going to continue to arm and father of the israelis. >> over the course of the week, more than 200 groups plan on protesting in the city, the majority anti-israel. there could be as many as 100,000 protesters. progressive politicians, they are also making their voices heard with two day event progressive central 2024. the goal of the event with progressive policies and get them in front of a larger national policy. bernie sanders and on sunday made her argument for medicare for all. >> it shows us exactly what it looks like when you have expanded medicare system that actually covers all of the things that you need with no co-pays, no private insurance premiums, no ded