you does it have echoes of the willie horton ad? is it worse than that as paul sediment, it's i mean, not everyone is neighborhood look like that? under the trump years and certainly the idea that everyone is neighborhood is going to look like the image the other image, it's just, it's ridiculous i think i think it is a fair criticism for trump to make about the biden-harris policies that have led to immigration chaos. >> now, people are going to go crazy about this. i mean, i assume it's going to be one of the most viewed posts of the trump war room thing because everybody's talking about it tonight. but you have to admit the immigration debate is one that he has to have with harris because it is the thing that most ties her to joe biden. she did have some hand in the policymaking on it, and so he he probably can't win the election without provoking some kind of an immigration debate with her given the level of importance ascribed to it by most american voters and the fact that most people believe this is one of biden's and harris

so that's not that's not do you think it was too, you does it have echoes of the willie horton ad? is it worse than that as paul sediment, it's i mean, not everyone is neighborhood look like that under the trump years and certainly the idea that everyone is neighborhood is going to look like the image the other image, it's just, it's ridiculous i think i think it is a fair criticism for trump to make about the biden-harris policies that have led to immigration chaos. >> now, people are going to go crazy about this. i mean, i assume it's going to be one of the most viewed posts of the trump war room thing because everybody's talking about it tonight. but you have to admit the immigration debate is one that he has to have with harris because it is the thing that most tie her to joe biden. she did have some hand in the policymaking on it, and so he he probably can't win the election without provoking some kind of an immigration debate with her, given the level of importance ascribed to it by most american voters, and the fact that most people believe this is one of biden zan harris is

spill reminiscent of the 1988 willie horton ad that said might have cost mike dukakis the convention.t mike dukakis supported. watch the spirits because despite a life sentence, horton received ten weekend presses from prison. and flooding kidnapped a young couple, stabbing a man and raping his girlfriend. dukakis on crime. >> john: are they committed at the hands of illegal immigrants who came into the country under the joe biden and harris administration her version of willie horton? >> let's keep in mind with georgia while we are talking georgia, georgia attorney general chris carr just said that as vice president harris who is the patron saint of progressive prosecuting attorneys who have not enforced the law and you see in city after city and even in rural areas where murders may be up and cry may be up and certainly a crime has into stores are up all because he had prosecuting attorneys that followed the same philosophy as vice president harris. and that's why you are seeing potentially the vice president at a peak in her polling numbers, because as you think about crime and you

i feel it's a 2024 version of willie horton in the running this negative campaign, and i don't thinkeople told me they are sick of the victory all, they're sick of the negativity, and his act is wearing thin. it is old. >> same old dog and trick. let me ask you about your trip. traveling to chicago. you interviewed a lot of people. what are trends that surprised you buy some of those conversations? >> it was eye-opening to hear so many people, even people of color and women, saying they will support donald trump. i am not quite sure the polls are accurate as it relates to the tightening of the polls and who will support him. right-wing media, when i released my content, they said don lemon was surprised at the answers he got. there were a lot of black men who said they were supporting donald trump simply because he gave them a stimulus check. he gave them $1200 back when he was president. they did not remember that the current president also gave them a stimulus check except his name was and i on that. i had to remind them time after time that the check did not come from donald trump

dukakis was sitting 17 points up then we found out he was weak on crime, he was letting willie horton, wait till you see her. she is a soros prosecutor, she's worse. we saw dukakis and that helmet, think about the decisions that she's going to make in the process. >> jesse: don't put on the helmet. johnny are down the street actually had a very pressing into observation i probably shouldn't even tell him that he will get a big ego. he said when he saw the crowd in atlanta, he said maybe these people are already going to be voting for biden. they wouldn't have gone to a rally but they are going to a kamala rally because they had a rockstar there. is she bringing out new voters or is she bringing out the kind of board biden people who are already going to vote democrat anyway. >> this is really what she always does. when she opens up in a campaign she opens up really strong. when she ran for president she had 40,000 people in oakland. people said she's raising so much money. she was the one her she didn't even make it to iowa so she starts strong and then collapses. will only have 96 mo

how you appeared, how you responded to a question scaring people willie horton time. to me, if i go back it's a start of a lot of bad stuff that took root in campaigning. a that we live with every day is one who governs and when he ran. i think that is different. i also think unfortunately there has been a real frame of institutionalal norms that are foundational to democracy. and to everything governor dukakis stood for and teachers to students about. it is imperative on all this we get back to the business of shoring up those foundationsfo are. the judiciary, the press, the legislative branch, executives who understand that theirr powr is not unlimited or without bounds and we have ais rule of w in this country. to me that is different but everything governor dukakisis talked about by the way he exemplified himself as a public servant in so many realms. he continues to teach students here today is exactly why we need governor dukakis in this moment. [applause] cooks we used to have an expression in the newsroom but i'm sure they still have do this expression. no mat

we are talking about willy horton on steroids. because it is donald trump, it is another day that ends with why. but there is no question this has become a central theme of its campaign. if you watch any of the ads, if you see the social media, if you listen to donald trump, who basically says, well not basically, he said yesterday that america has become a third world country. this is a constant theme. now again, not new for him. he is trying to tie this carnage to a woman with a jamaican and indian heritage that he is playing all of these cards and you are absolutely right. what he is doing rather than talking about his vision of the future is going to play his ugliest hits. >> yeah. angela, i would love to get your thoughts. what charlie is talking about. how running against kamala harris has reawoken trump's worse racist tendencies but also, the sort of, even the more pernicious elements of this which he is trying to stoke sort of, he is trying to further a racial divide within communities of color right? by saying black peopl

you know, willie horton horton time right. i mean that to me if. i go back just like that was the start of a lot of bad stuff that took root in politics, took root in campaigning and that we live with every day as one who governs and is one who ran and i think that is different. also think that unfortunately has been a real fraying of institutional norms that are foundational to democracy and to everything that governor dukakis has for and teaches his students about. and it is imperative on all of us that we get back to the business of shoring up those foundations, the judiciary, the press the legislative branch and executives who understand that their power is not unlimited or without bounds. and we have a rule of law in this country. to me that is different. but everything that governor dukakis about the way he exemplified himself as a public servant in so many realms and what he continues to teach students here today is exactly why we need governor dukakis in this. so we used to have an expression in the newsroom i'm sure they still do have this

i feel this is a 2024 version of willy horton and they're running this campaign. i don't think anybody is buying it. maybe the folks in the far right of the maga. but people say they're sick of the vitrial, sick of the negativity. >> same old dog, same old tricks. you interviewed a lot of people. what are some of the things or trends that surprised you about some of those conversations. >> i don't think it was surprising, but it was hearing women, strong women say they were going to support donald trump. and i don't know who's going to support who. right wing media, when i released my content, they said don lemmon was surprised on what he heard. but there were a lot of black men that said they were going to vote for donald trump because he gave them a stimulus check. he gave them a $300. they didn't seem to remember that our current president also gave them a stimulus check. they didn't remember that. and i had to remind that, that it was the democrats that gave him the stimulus check and he just slowed it down. but because they got a check with his name on it. he

we'd be talking unt willy horton on steroids. but because this is donald trump it's just a question of why. there's no question this has become a central theme of his campaign. if you watch thef ads, listen donald trump -- basically he said yesterday thatba america's become a third world country. this is a constant theme.co now, again, not new for him, but you can tell he's moving beyond dog whistles to foghorns. and it's not a coincidence that he is trying to tie this carnage to the first black woman candidate -- the possibility for a nominee for president, a woman with a jamaican and indian heritage, that he's playing all of these cards. and you're absolutely right what he's doing rather than talking about his vision for the future is he's going back to play his greatest hits or his ugliest hits. >> i'd love to get your aspect on this, one how running against kamala harris has reawakened his racist tendencies but also the even moret pernicious element this, which he's trying to stoke -- he's trying to further a racial divide wi

horton add, that george h.w.s. they argued that democrats were soft on crime. and that's the fiction that trump is telling in this cycle, whether it's on border or it's with violent crime happening in the country and heare's the thing. every night, people watch on the evening news, crime reporting after crime reporting. that old adage if it bleeds, it leads, generally is true on local tv news. so it's particularly important for the harris campaign to be able to tell the story effectively. and she's tailor made for this she was a prosecutor, she's worked with law enforcement and worked with communities out t there to make sure policing is done right she has a strong case to make here i think she's making it. i would not be surprised if she goes on the offense on this issue, like they did with the border a few days ago, to try to dispel the fiction and the overblown narrative that donald trump and his campaign are giving and i think actually listen to the facts that violent crime is down, 6% across the board. in so

you know, willie horton horton time right. i mean that to me if.o back just like that was the start of a lot of bad stuff that took root in politics, took root in campaigning and that we live with every day as one who governs and is one who ran and i think that is different. also think that unfortunately has been a real fraying of institutional norms that are foundational to democracy and to everything that governor dukakis has for and teaches his students about. and it is imperative on all of us that we get back to the business of shoring up those foundations, the judiciary, the press the legislative branch and executives who understand that their power is not unlimited or without bounds. and we have a rule of law in this country. to me that is different. but everything that governor dukakis about the way he exemplified himself as a public servant in so many realms and what he continues to teach students here today is exactly why we need governor dukakis in this. so we used to have an expression in the newsroom i'm sure they still do have this in

you know, willie horton horton time right. i mean that to me if.ust like that was the start of a lot of bad stuff that took root in politics, took root in campaigning and that we live with every day as one who governs and is one who ran and i think that is different. also think that unfortunately has been a real fraying of institutional norms that are foundational to democracy and to everything that governor dukakis has for and teaches his students about. and it is imperative on all of us that we get back to the business of shoring up those foundations, the judiciary, the press the legislative branch and executives who understand that their power is not unlimited or without bounds. and we have a rule of law in this country. to me that is different. but everything that governor dukakis about the way he exemplified himself as a public servant in so many realms and what he continues to teach students here today is exactly why we need governor dukakis in this. so we used to have an expression in the newsroom i'm sure they still do have this in expressi

and you will find with her a lot of willie horton's were lit three and she wasn't tough onukk crime then saw dukakis in that helmet. does she look like she has the ability to those tough decisions and when it came to crime to support the death penalty even if his wife was raped and you saw george bush win big. in the same thing will happenbe here.il >> judge jeanine: mr. speaker,l maybe you will be proven correct in november. j thank you for joining us tonight. >> thank you, judge.um >> judge jeanine: video of one shot at the trump release shows mysterious person on the rope. we will show it to you next team usa is back! let's see that enhanced 4k from xfinity. wow. everything you'd want is right here when you say... “olympics” so, what if your favorite athlete is... "grant hollowa”" nice. or you can't get enough... “swimming” definitely adding that to favorites. now let's check... “medal coun”" and when is gymnastics on? “olympic schedule” it's that easy. find it, see it, count on it with the best seat in the house. get the fastest connection to paris with xfinity. ♪ ♪ >> judge jeanine:

my fear of what we have to go through is donald trump pulls a willy horton campaign in the bag down the stretch, and tries to run a vicious, vicious attack campaign against vice president harris. she can survive that, but as a country, we could end up in some very dark moments. >> i think that will happen, and i will tell you, if you're in maryland, you have seen john bolton, the former, you know, part of the trump administration running that exact kind of ugly nasty willie ad against angela alsobrooks. down ballot from the top of the ticket, there's ugly stuff going on on the tv that republicans are running because they want the house, senate and white house. congressman eric swalwell, cooking with kamala. maria, and david jolly who will threaten to send you trading cards if you're not nice. be good out there. he'll send them to you. thank you very much. >>> all eyes on georgia with kamala harris and tim walz heading there tomorrow, with a legal battle that would erupt with new rules causing chaos in the certification of the election results in that state. don't go anywhere. election r

horton style ad, something that is so specific, not general, so specific, that they are trying to tiedent harris that it sticks. right now trump is a candidate and capable of doing that. and at this point, it's the vice presidents race. >> certainly, don, did you want to say something, apparently you're chomping at the bit? >> and i tried to make this point last week and articulately. it cannot happen short of some catastrophic event. the reason why is the campaign and the administration are more than just a candidate. a campaign is made up of people who have been doing this for the past 10 to 15 years and the people on the republican side who have been doing this, working campaigns all across the country, they don't know how to run substantive campaigns. and that is because they came up in the mold of their spiritual leader, trump, who knows nothing of this other than to obfuscate and call names. so you have people filling these campaigns, doing the work who don't know how to do this. and that is because they are created in the mold of trump and that's a 10 year project, to create pe

we to be talking about willie horton on steroids. but because it's donald trump it's just another day that ends with y. there's no question that this has become a central theme of his campaign. you watch any of the ads, if you see the social media, if you listen to donald trump, who basically says -- well not basically, he said yesterday that america has become a third world country. this is a constant theme. no again, not new for him but you can tell that he's moving beyond dog whistles to fog horns and it's not a coincidence that he's trying to tie this carnage to the first black woman candidate -- possibly the nominee for president, a woman with a jamaican and indian heritage, that he's playing all of these cards and you're absolutely right. what he's doing, rather than talking about his vision for the future, is he's going back to play his greatest hits or his ugliest hits. >> yeah, angela, i'd love to get your thoughts on two aspects of this. one, what charlie is talking about, how running against kamala harris has re-awoken tru

as you'll recall, people who are call with the willie horton ads about a prisoner who was furloughed and committed another crime the difference of course, is that harris was a prosecutor and she said people jail in 2020 in the race when she was in the democratic race, it was a negative people use the phrase camila is a cop to attack her. i think the question is going to be whether at the convention as she fills in what is still largely a blank, if somewhat positive canvas for voters can and she established the toughness she needs, which is really what all of these attacks are about. they all boil down to she's not tough enough to keep you safe in a dangerous world, which obviously plays on gender stereotypes as well. she has some responses in her resume that were not available to other democrats she hasn't really talked about that much in the context of intro democratic politics. it may now be a weapon in the same way that it was sort of an anvil in 2020 and ben wikler, you're still with us, you're the chair of the wisconsin democratic party when you hear jd vance going after tim wal

he was letting willie horton out. wait to see her. she's a soro, waits prosecutor. >> she's worse. and then we found out we saw prk isdukakis in that helmet. unpresidential. think about the decisions that she's going to maket thinks process. >> don't put on a helmet, kamala. you don't want to do that, johnnyse: don't onet.. a ver our guy on the street actually had a very prescientino observation. i probably shouldn't even tell him that he'll get a big ego o a >> he said when he saw the crowd at atlanta, he said, maybe these people are already going to be voting for biden. rallhey wouldn't have gone to a biden rally, but they'll go to a kamala rally are because theyd a rock star there and they'll show up. >> she bringing out new voters or is she just bringing out the kind of boree brind biden pv who were already going to vote democrat anyway? an is really what kamala always does when she opens upopn in a campaign. >> she opens up really strong. when she ran for r president, se had 40,000 people in oakland. >> people said, oh, my god, h money.ising so muc she was the one. to she didn

horton on immigrants of color as a group. now, we have real issues that we should deal with on immigration, but that is not a debate on policy. that's an attack on people. >> let's was going to say matt gorman like there is the there is a crisis at the border. now, everyone agrees on that. it did take democrats a while to come around to that new york city. i mean, it's on the cover of the new york post. its murdoch owns will take that for what it is, but it is a real problem, right? it's a real problem they can talk about it as a real problem without doing what they did there. you're right. i mean, it's one of those things where we're winning on the issue i believe like we've been doing for a long time the overton window has shifted on this. we always talked about how, you know, with border security had to come some sort of legal status as we saw, that was not a part of any time of the recent stuff on capitol hill. it's always been kind of border security focus, on look, the question is, how do you kind of keep the focus on t

i just saw an ad on air where they are trying to willie horton her, try to turn her into to caucus. the biden administration's, the things people proceed as have not gone well in the biden administration. she is the dei candidate, she is the manchurian candidate. we don't even know her last name, harris, what is that last name as if she is some kind of mysterious other who we can't get a bead on. on the other hand, she is familiar, according to trump, she just turned black in order to take advantage of some kind of affirmative action program. at the same time, she is a san francisco radical. we note that the who she is, she is your standard san francisco leftist, communist. if you are going to try to define her, you are never going to succeed if you have nine different messages and the most undisciplined candidate in the history of the world because the advertising doesn't matter in a presidential race this late compared to the free media, the media, especially when your candidate is donald trump. every time he goes out, he's spouting all kinds of different things about her. in the

horton type campaign going down the stretch because he's got nothing else. he has no ability to expand like vice president harris does. >> mara, i love the point that david is making. we talked about the passing of the torch generationally from biden to harris but it's bigger than that. it's not just from leader to leader who happened to be members of different american generations it's about the electorate itself, right? does the harris campaign engage voters who have not traditionally been part of the process, and does that impact not just this election but elections to come? >> well, i want to talk more a moment about the opportunity that david just mentioned. interestingly enough, so i was in michigan last week on assignment for "the times" mostly in detroit and ann arbor, but donald trump was campaigning there, too, last week in howell michigan, the home of the michigan clan and used to be a sun downtown. of course, i don't believe that most residents now share those views, however, it was an interesting place to campaign because there's no expanding yo

when the convention -- i know, they don't -- >> they're trying to do willie horton again. if you watch another network, you will see anchors with their heads exploding about video out of china of tim walz and his wife. i mean, crazy talk about hosts calling out other hosts on what their race is. they're flailing, but they're going at it. they will say anything, and it's nasty. it could be effective because those people watching, they're not watching the convention. they have one funnel where they get what they think is facts. >> when you tell people crime is down, they tilt their heads and go, what? >> it's unbelievable. >> what? >> the disinformation. >> tilt their heads. >> a certain network will have crime going 24 hours a day, just like "the new york post," crime day in, day out, day in, day out. the fact is, right now, we're on track this year to have less violent crimes than they had in 1950. >> yup. >> but, again, it's just a completely alternative set of facts. >> another day at the office for them. >> democrats can't not be on offense. >> right. >> if they allow t

i just saw an add on our air where they're trying to willie horton her.rian candidate. on the other hand, she's very familiar, according to trump. she's a candidate who just turned black to take advantage of some kind of affirmative action program that put her where she is for some good reason. she's a standard san francisco leftist/communist, et cetera, et cetera. you're never going to succeed if you have nine different messages and the most undisciplined candidate in the history of the world, because the advertising doesn't matter in a presidential race this late compared to the free media, the earned media, especially when your candidate is donald trump and every time he goes out he's spouting all kind of different things about her and in the middle of all that says about five things the media rightly focuses on instead of his message against kamala harris. that's the story right now. she's winning the most important battle right now partly because of how well she's performing and how much donald trump and the campaign are flailing. >> the harris campa