and walter mondale called it. he said, the vice president over our american history has always been stand by equipment. now, mondale, in some ways was actually one of the most important vice funds. we had who never became president. he saw how marginalized his predecessors had been, particularly lbj, who felt very disconnected from jfk in the white house and then turned around to the exact same thing when he was president to hubert humphrey, who was mondale's mentor. and mondale was determined to avoid that when he became jimmy carter's vice president, he got carter to agree to give him an office, actually, in the white house, in the west wing, just down the hall and around the corner from the oval office. he got to be the first vice president ever to live in an official government residence, which is located on the naval observatory grounds in washington. and most importantly, he drafted a memo with a very expansive interpretation of how he saw the job, how he could be a useful person to the administration by tak

so he's running against mondale. he thought he was going to run against mondale mondale, got the nomination after beating off gary hart. why did that election turn to be such a landslide? well because reagan could plausibly proclaim it was morning in america because he got very lucky that the very severe recession hit the country from 81 to 83 was over and we were entering a very strong period of economic recovery. i think the economic growth rate in 84 was something like 7%. and of course it declined in the next few years. but it hit this post-recession and he was basically able to advantage of that. and, you know, he pulled u.s. troops out of lebanon after disastrous bombing in the marine in beirut. and in 1983. so we weren't involved in any wars anywhere. and he could plausibly argue that he had brought back peace and prosperity. and he has a debate with mondale in that campaign where he has another famous line which also you could say is a little disingenuous us in some respects. and what was that famous line? we

so he's running against mondale. he thought he was going to run against mondale mondale, got the nomination after beating off gary hart. why did that election turn to be such a landslide? well because reagan could plausibly proclaim it was morning in america because he got very lucky that the very severe recession hit the country from 81 to 83 was over and we were entering a very strong period of economic recovery. i think the economic growth rate in 84 was something like 7%. and of course it declined in the next few years. but it hit this post-recession and he was basically able to advantage of that. and, you know, he pulled u.s. troops out of lebanon after disastrous bombing in the marine in beirut. and in 1983. so we weren't involved in any wars anywhere. and he could plausibly argue that he had brought back peace and prosperity. and he has a debate with mondale in that campaign where he has another famous line which also you could say is a little disingenuous us in some respects. and what was that famous line? we

it gave me a chance to test what mondale was saying at time. now, you might be aware and there's the billy graham library and archive still building it. it's a whole research facility. and graham's death apparently triggered a beginning of a process that continues today. the opening of his 70 years of personal papers. i it's very it's almost like a presidential library and a part of it. and so i was only allowed to see part of his personal papers. there's a part of his papers that he had diaries. the records are called the vip notebooks is what he called it. some parts of it he actually does call a diary. he uses that word the nixon part. he calls the nixon diary. and i was a lot of it's restricted but because he lived to age 99 it's 52 volume so diaries i mean imagine 52 books of diaries because he lived i mean his 99 when he died and he begins in 1950 with harry truman and goes into 2014 with president obama and would describe it as kind of a hybrid diaries. it documents contact, sometimes verbatim with presidents their, families and top staf

mondale.in view of the shaky stock market and rising unemployment and a softening economy, mr. trump's tax cut pledge and his fight against ms. harris' tax hike plan is going to become a super important issue in the last three months of this campaign. now, take a listen to what he said at yesterday's presser. >> but they always say we're binning to give you a tax increase, but -- we're going to give you a tax increase. i've never seen people get elected by saying we're going to give you a tax increase. and i'm going to work with it out that a there's no tax the increase on social security for seniors. i'm also doing no tax on tips. larry: there you go, there you have it. that sends a very strong message to voters, especially middle class voters who are increasingly worried about rising unemployment. for example, good piece by columnist salena zito writing in the new york sun, reminds us that middle america after struggling with high prices for three and a half years are now faced with rising u

over to the party that gave us mcgovern, mondale, joe carter and michael dukakis. where do they find leaders. no way. my friends. the american people are not going to go back to the discredited liberals of the 1960s and the failed liberalism of the 1970s. no matter how slick the package in 1992. oh, all of my friends friends. you know, the malcontents the malcontents of madison square garden, notwithstanding the 1980s were not terrible years in america. they were great. you know it and i know it and everyone knows it except for the carping critics who sat on the sidelines of history. at one of the great statesmen of modern time, ronald reagan. you know, out of remember that time out of jimmy days of malaise, ronald reagan crafted. ronald reagan crafted the greatest peacetime economic recovery in history. 3 million new businesses and 20 million new jobs under the reagan doctrine. one by one. it was the communist dominoes that began to fall. first, grenada was, liberated by us. airborne that the u.s. marine corps. and mighty red army was driven out of afghanistan. an

over to the party that gave us mcgovern, mondale, joe carter and michael dukakis. where do they find leaders. no way. my friends. the american people are not going to go back to the discredited liberals of the 1960s and the failed liberalism of the 1970s. no matter how slick the package in 1992. oh, all of my friends friends. you know, the malcontents the malcontents of madison square garden, notwithstanding the 1980s were not terrible years in america. they were great. you know it and i know it and everyone knows it except for the carping critics who sat on the sidelines of history. at one of the great statesmen of modern time, ronald reagan. you know, out of remember that time out of jimmy days of malaise, ronald reagan crafted. ronald reagan crafted the greatest peacetime economic recovery in history. 3 million new businesses and 20 million new jobs under the reagan doctrine. one by one. it was the communist dominoes that began to fall. first, grenada was, liberated by us. airborne that the u.s. marine corps. and mighty red army was driven out of afghanistan. an

but reagan did stumble in that first debate with mondale in october 1984, and he stumbled a little bit and mumbled a little bit. and so he didn't do well. and our poll numbers went down a little bit, and people wondered about reagan's age, this, that and the other. and so sue said to me, say, why don't you give nixon a call, ask him quietly for some advice on what to do and also write memo and asked to bolster reagan's confidence after the first debate and nixon was more than happy to play role. and you'll find in memos and phone messages that parcel on important elements in the campaign and then nixon provided that support one more time right after the election and in may of april of 1985, when reagan under intense attack the country by the congress, by the press and by his own wife when there was a over whether whether or not he should go to germany to lay a wreath on the on the honor on cemetery of german soldiers and they mistakenly snow had covered the cemetery and there were ss soldiers under the cemetery he and nobody wanted him to go there and so to make up for it he was going

and some of the other democratic members, phil hart, michigan, walter mondale, minnesota. walter huddleston, kentucky. robert morgan of north carolina. and gary hart of colorado. couple of democrats there who did run for president. in fact, one became vice president. that's right. that's right. and walter mondale, contribue portions to this church committee investigate and i think are unfortunately often overlooked. it was he made extraordinary contributions to the committee. he really led the fbi, the section of the committee that explored fbi abuses. and he was intensely involved and engaged in that investigatory endeavor. in fact, i think that a lot of his work on the committee helped to raise it, helped to lead him to that vice presidential nomination in 1976, because he really came out as a proponent for legislative reform to protect america and citizens from being violated, but from having their constitutional rights violated in the future by intelligence overreach, the republicans, john tower of texas was the vice chair of the committee. howard baker, tennessee. bar

and some of the other democratic members, phil hart, michigan, walter mondale, minnesota. walter huddleston, kentucky. robert morgan of north carolina. and gary hart of colorado. couple of democrats there who did run for president. in fact, one became vice president. that's right. that's right. and walter mondale, contribue portions to this church committee investigate and i think are unfortunately often overlooked. it was he made extraordinary contributions to the committee. he really led the fbi, the section of the committee that explored fbi abuses. and he was intensely involved and engaged in that investigatory endeavor. in fact, i think that a lot of his work on the committee helped to raise it, helped to lead him to that vice presidential nomination in 1976, because he really came out as a proponent for legislative reform to protect america and citizens from being violated, but from having their constitutional rights violated in the future by intelligence overreach, the republicans, john tower of texas was the vice chair of the committee. howard baker, tennessee. bar

god bless them that voted for walter mondale back in 1984. and you know, hillary clinton only carried it by 2000 votes. how did, what parts of your agenda do you talk about when you go to the parts of the state that voted for trump? >> yes. the part of the state where my family lives. i graduated with 22 kids in my class, 12 were cousins. you know, i know i got, i got a brother that lives in florida. said, you know how this works. it's going to them and talk about the things that impact their life, telling them about this, showing that that road projects there, telling them that look, you know, this whole thing. oh, you know, it's a give away or whatever. well, kids are using the free meals and that we can show you the data that every dollar we invest in early child education returns $12 back. be data driven. go to them and appeal to the emotions of just basic decency. i fall into that camp that i think human beings want to do right by one another. they have challenged my thinking for the last seven years but , it's still there. and i think,

of them are sort of taken from the longtime democratic playbook i remember some of them back in the mondaleack in 84. the housing incentives in terms of developing housing, the first time home built homeowners assistance. i think the one thing that stood out that's different is the approach in terms of her basically wage and price controls and, again, a lot of that will be the details. we've had various attempts dating back to the nixon administration in the early 70s. wage and price controls they haven't worked out very >>well. but >>again, let's see what it comes comes down to in terms of details. >>all right. we're also getting some news on the unemployment front today. just as the bay area sees a wave of new tech layoffs, california actually no longer the leader in unemployment, but it's important to dig in a bit more to the numbers here right? >>oh, definitely yes. you're right. today, we had been the highest unemployment among all states for a number of months today. actually nevada passed us. they have a 5.4% unemployment rate. our unemployment rate is 5.2%, tied with illinois so we'

the only state, god bless him, voted for walter mondale. hillary clinton only carried it by 2000 votes. what parts of your agenda, when you go to the parts of the state that voted for trump? >> where i graduated. the parts of the state where my family lives. i have a brother that lives in florida. it is going to them and talk about things that impact their lives. telling them that the road project is there. telling them it is a giveaway or whatever. well, kids are using the free meals and we can show you the data that every dollar we invest in childhood education returns $12 back. be data-driven and appeal to basic decency. i fall into that camp that i think human beings want to do right by one another. they have challenged that thinking in the last seven years. don't be afraid to go out and talk about this. i get it, the privilege of being a white guy who coached football and was in the army, i can walk into rural areas and talk about it, but we can do that everywhere. we would not be here advocating for these policies if they did not work

that's mondale. that's hillary clinton. >> al gore got 90% obama in an lbj. 94 95% a biden about 92%. so that's the kind of support you need from black voters do need about 9 out of every 10 black people in a a potential voters. and that's tough test. but the african-american vote as a bloc voting asking that no other group vote is so again, the work is going to be, i think, to try to consolidate black support and then other non-white support. but again, kamala harris is proven like unlike any other woman that she can draw a white voters across a wide swath of the electorate. and again, using california as the model, but there's a lot of, you know, california, 3 different people, places northern california central california. it's southern california. so those are very, you know, 3 different demographic regions. and if kamala harris can appeal to did here in the state, i think she's standing solid ground. what are the chances that she chooses a female running mate what who would you >> is a good choi

ronald reagan narrowly lost the '84 debate to walter mondale, but won the election., the debate does not determine the winner of the election, after all, the winner is determined by the vote. interestingly, you actually noticed and even. tv viewers and voters made a little distinction, as if these are two completely different categories that do not intersect with each other, for me it is interesting from the point of view that in 2019 we actually watched the elections here in ukraine. in which television and the actual television activity of our current president played a role, and i not sure if it wasn't for that plane you could count on some high high points there but it's such a small trailer sorry sorry if you can s i don't want to interrupt you but just want to add the same thing is happening in the united states exactly, look... already on thursday , two events were happening at the same time: kamela harris was speaking at a meeting of the auto manufacturers union in detroit, and at the same time donald trump was holding a press conference, but all the tv chann

ronald reagan narrowly lost the '84 debate to walter mondale, but won the election. that is, the debate does not determine the winner of the election, after all, the winner is determined by the vote. it's interesting, you actually noticed and even made a little distinction between tv viewers and voters, as if they are two completely different categories that do not intersect with each other. for me it is interesting from a point of view in view of the fact that in 2019, here in ukraine, we actually watched the elections, in which television and the actual television activity of our current president played a certain role, and i am not sure that if it were not for this plane, then we could count on any high, high points, but it's such a small trailer, sorry, sorry, if you can. i don't want to interrupt you, but i just want to add that the same thing is happening in the united states, look, only on thursday two events happened at the same time: kamela harris spoke at a meeting of the union automakers in detroit, and at the same time donald trump was holding a press con

first debate in '12 but lost the election, ronald reagan definitely lost the debate in '84, walter mondaleon the election, well the debates don't decide the winners. after all , the winner is determined by the vote, it's interesting, you actually noticed and even slightly distinguished tv viewers and voters, as if they are two completely different categories that do not intersect, for me it is interesting from the point of view that in 2019 we are actually here in ukraine watched the elections in which television and actually the television activity of our current president played a certain role and i'm sure... if it weren't for this plane, you could count on some high, high points there, but this is such a small remark, sorry, sorry if i can, i don't want to interrupt you, but i just want to add, the same thing is happening in the united states, but look, just on thursday , two events were happening at the same time: kamela harris was speaking at a meeting about the auto manufacturers' unions in detroit, and at the same time, trump was holding press conference, all tv channels broadcast l

in the first debate in '12 but lost the election, ronald reagan then... lost debate in '84 to walter mondale, but won the election, that is, the debate does not determine the winner of the election, after all, the winner is determined by the vote, interestingly, you actually noticed and even slightly separated the tv viewers and the voters, as if they are two completely different categories, which are not mutually exclusive intersect, for me it is interesting from the point of view that in 2019, in fact, we here in ukraine watched the elections in which teleba... and actually the television activity of our current president played a certain role, and i am not sure that if it were not for this plane , then you could count on some high high points there, but this is such a small trailer, sorry, sorry, if i can, i don't want to interrupt you, but i just want to add that the same thing is observed in the united states, look, only on thursday at the same time. two events: kamela garis spoke at a meeting of the auto manufacturers' union in detroit, and at the same time donald trump held a press co

well for the debate, she will beat him, but let's say. ronald reagan sure lost the debate in 84 walter mondale but won the election i mean the debate does n't decide the winner of the election after all the vote decides the winner i wonder you in fact , tv viewers and voters noticed and even a little demarcated, as if it is absolutely... into two different categories that do not intersect with each other, for me it is interesting from the point of view that in 2019 we actually watched the elections here in ukraine, in which television and the actual television activity of our current president played a certain role, and i am not sure that if it were not for this plane, then you could count on some high, high points there, but this is such a small remark. i'm sorry, i'm sorry if i can, i don't want you to interrupt, but i just want to add that the same thing is happening in the united states, look, only on thursday two events were happening at the same time: kamela harris was speaking at a meeting about the auto manufacturers' unions in detroit, and at the same time donald trump was holding a p

ronald reagan narrowly lost the '84 debate to walter mondale, but won the election.the debate does not determine the winner of the election, after all, the winner is determined by the vote. it's interesting, you actually noticed, and even made a little distinction between tv viewers and voters, as if they are two completely different categories that do not intersect with each other. it's interesting for me from the point of view of the fact that in 2019 we actually watched the elections here in ukraine, and... which television and the actual television activity of our current president played a certain role, and i am not sure that if it were not for this plane, then it would be possible to count on some high high points there, but it's such a small trailer, sorry, sorry if i can, i don't want to interrupt you, but i just want to add the same thing in the united states, look, only on thursday. two events were happening at the same time: kamela garis was speaking at the meeting of the trade union of car manufacturers in detroit, and at the same time donald trump held a

ronald reagan narrowly lost the '84 debate to walter mondale, but won the election. that is, the debate does not determine the winner of the election, after all, the winner is determined by the vote. it's interesting, you actually noticed and even made a little distinction between tv viewers and voters, as if they are two completely different categories that do not intersect with each other. it is interesting to me from the point of view that in 2019 we are actually here. in ukraine, they watched the elections, in which television and television activity itself our current president played a part and i'm not sure if it wasn't for that plane you could count on some high high points there but it's such a small trailer sorry sorry if i can i don't want to interrupt you but just want to add, in the united states they are watching... the same thing, look, only on thursday two events took place at the same time: kamela harris spoke at a meeting of the auto manufacturers union in detroit, and at the same time donald trump held a press conference, but all the tv channels bro

and then that changed and mondale became an important vice president. it important vice president. cheney was an important vice president. and now i suspect that it's not only that walz might help her win but that he's going to be a person who will have real responsibilities once he gets in there. >> what was going to say with both biden and harris? we have two people that understand kind of the chantler unique challenges and frustrations of that job as you just outlined, i mean, how do you think that impacts things? >> i think it probably made a big difference for kamala harris because whatever frustrations or pleasure she had in the vice presidency, she knew that she was right there and she knows what the role is, what she hopes it was for herself and she can make it such. i think for for tim walz and i think she realized she wanted somebody she could work with the presidency is a huge function. we wonder why it is that all the president's get gray by the end, they looked much older than they were in the beginning. it's such an impossible job if you h

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tradition of progressive politics in states like minnesota, you think about hubert humphrey, walter mondalee of the democratic party for a long time. governor wells doesn't come directly out of the chain of political ideology. it is certainly affiliated with it would the former labour party in minnesota and you see in him someone was potentially vulnerable to being defined as someone of the left by republicans and their advertising. his story and personality, it is going to be reassured democrats add to voters in battleground states we think he is just one of us, somebody comes from an everyday background, this is a pretty political moment the democrats, they have a limited time to define themselves because trump will be on the attack.— will be on the attack. thank ou is will be on the attack. thank you is also _ will be on the attack. thank you is also being _ will be on the attack. thank you is also being with - will be on the attack. thank you is also being with us. . hospitals in texas will soon have to determine if their patients are in the us legally, after the state's republican gove

course this comes on the heels of other minnesotans who were vice presidents, hubert humphrey, walter mondale and next tim walz. >> tell us something about tim walz we don't know yet? >> the biggest thing is he's as authentic as he seems on stage. he's more comfortable in a camo hat and t-shirt than a suit. he's more comfortable in a fishing boat than the capitol, that's tim walz. >> what will you do for this ticket over the next 76 days? >> we're going to do everything we can to make sure this ticket wins. this is still an existential election. this is about moving forward versus backwards. it's about home versus hate. it's about unitier have sis division. the stakes have not changed. as you can see in this crowd tonight, not just minnesotans but people from all around the country. they are fired up and ready for this election. >> tell us what the ground game is like in these battleground states. >> the ground game, we always had an advantage as it related to ground game. at the end of the day we have to do everything we can to win. we know that you win elections by doing the hard work. gett

after c, i a covert operation in south africa, mondale or in 1997, said we know too well that all freedom is incomplete without the freedom of the palestinians. today is billions of dollars worth of weapons from the european union . the u. k. and principal sponsor of israel, the usa i dropped on gaza to exterminate palestinian superpower as russia in china, of focusing their intentions on a possible wider us israel. maybe nuclear war targets include 11 and syria, him and the ends iran, regardless of who wins november's us electrons joining me now from washington, dc. so well by that a member of the national policy council of the art of american institute. i thank so much for coming on, i should say we're recording this interview before the events of the weekend. tomorrow's also 79 is the u. s. a. designated and usually a bowman who rossimer. what do you think? do you think there are any messy? i think elements in israel, the think that they get results to the nuclear weapons. a demo to bass will control the demona base a given how much they seem to be possibly losing, and a war and the an

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shapiro, out of constituent of minnesota has not been a good idea in past, humphrey in 1968 won 13, mondalewinner work with minnesota their football team if vikings never won a football bowl, two hockey teams have not won a stanley cup, and twins have not not won a world series in 33 years. mark simone, i asked jd vance, he has a good platform. lower taxes, lower regulations. drill, baby, drill. helping businesses, one side looks businesses that hire workers and give them paychecks, the other side of democrats don't like business and want to tack and regulate them to -- tax and regulate them to death and reduce paychecks, is mr. trump off message in last week or so. i'm including georgia in this, a lot of people they don't understand why he went and attacked governor of georgia, seemed personal. is there a risk that all of good vibes, out of the fabulous milwaukee convention, that probably knocked joe biden out. has that been lost in your judgment? >> the truth s any time he does a rally, an hour and a half, it is 57 minutes policy, for 3 minutes he does this routine we wise cracks and insu

mondale comes to mind. i think joe biden driving out and endorsing kamala harris has unified the party. whatever the protests are, i don't think anybody can defend arab culture, the kind of palestinians live in. i feel sorry for those people, but when they enlist a law of rapists and murderers, and that is what they are, no doubt about it. when you live with rapists and murderers, this is what you get. what place did abbie hoffman play in the 1960's? i remember he wrote that book, "don't steal this book." anyway. guest: yeah. among the protest leaders, you would put abbie hoffman up there, jerry rubin, a lot of these names became household names. i think jerry rubin took a little bit of the spotlight. he wrote multiple books. abbie hoffman, whether it was the yippies, the youth international protest movement. i got into protesters of the book, but there are better people who have written about this before me, like david farber, who have really dedicated their careers to writing about protest leaders and the

politician and not only deliver very likely a much more important state, obviously minnesota but from mondaleion going back and they did it for the wrong reason. howie: somewhat more mod separate happening to be the governor of pennsylvania and looking to stick around after the break and donald trump predicting a huge depression if he loses. charlie gasparino is on deck. at. alan, we get it. you love your bike. we do, too. that's why we're america's number-one motorcycle insurer. but do you have to wedge it into everything? what? i don't do that. this reminds me of my bike. the wolf was about the size of my new motorcycle. have you seen it, by the way? happy birthday, grandma! really? look how the brushstrokes follow the line of the gas tank. -hey! -hey! brought my plus-one. jamie? beth wants to get back to eating the food she loves. so she's been thinking about getting dental implants, but the cost seems like it's out of her budget. at clearchoice we specialize in permanent teeth replacement. offering a range of solutions to fit your budget so you don't have to wait any longer. finance your

. -- and mondale combined. wouldn't this push the u.s. into a deep recession, grover?ly would. and these are positions that she has publicly stated, she has endorsed all of the tax increases that biden threatened to do next year, and she has added some of her own. sos the an amazing tidal wave of tax increases and wage and price controls going back to richard a nixon and jimmy carter and the lines where people waited to get gasoline. we have lived through this world, and it is not, it's not a pleasant world that kamala harris is thinking of dragging us back to. elizabeth: okay, let's go through it. she wants a 39.6% top capital gains rate, double china's. it would hit single filers making only more than $400,000 a year, married if couples, 450k a year. that's solidly middle class. so the government would take half your capital gains in se your houses where you live like california and new york if it's all in with those states, and she wants a new 25% wealth tax on paper gains that do not exist yet. i mean, this is bernie sanders and elizabeth warren policy that's gone

think hubert humphrey and walter mondale. when you look at kamala harris' voting record, she's to the left of bernie sanders. bernie sanders liked tim walz. voters need to know how she would handle the economy and the middle east. politico is reporting the market selloff threatens her run for the white house. hezbollah is launching drone and possible rocket attacks on israel. >> we have no idea how she would handle these issues because she has refused to do a media interview for 17 days, since ascending the throne to the top of the democrat ticket, since the coup against the sitting president. she has refused to take a single question and do an interview. instead, she's in pennsylvania where she's going to read comfortably from a teleprompter and not have to answer for the market crash yesterday, not have to answer for rising tensions in the middle east, not have to answer for the 99 terrorists that were arrested at the border and released into the united states. again, kamala harris is weak, failed askdangerously liberal --