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uaw went on strike to demand higher wages that you deserve. donald trump went to a non-union shop said striking. he said striking and collective bargaining don't and i'm a quote don't make a bit of difference. that's what he said about striking in collective bargaining. well, michigan, you know, better we know better strong unions mean higher wages, better health care, and greater obama meantime is campaigning for hern battleground. >> arizona, where he once again went after former president trump, this time raising questions about the republican nominee's mental fitness for office

competence have you seen him lately and then he is out there. he's given to two-and-a-half-hour speeches, just word salads. you have no idea what he's talking about. he's talking about hannibal lecter talking about this. he's talking about that he held a town hall meeting where he just let me explain because i've done a lot of town hall meetings the point of a town hall meeting is to take questions he just decided, you know what, i'm going to stop taking question and then he swaying to ave maria and ymca for about half an hour you you would be worried if your grandpa was acting like this both former president obama and his wife, former first lady michelle obama is scheduled to

appear alongside vice president harris events in georgia and michigan next week. it'll be the first time either obama, be on the same stage as harris this election that could the former democratic south carolina state representative bakari sellers and joining us former communications director for vice president harris, ashley etienne. so ashley, how important is it in your view for the president obama former president obama to be on the campaign trail giving speeches like this. michelle obama appearing with harris next week yeah. >> i mean kamala harris is in this unprecedented position of having to do really to things at one time. again, it's ever been done before. she's got to persuade and she's got to do turn out both of those things have to happen to the max. this is an example of how this short runway really works against her. and i think too of her greatest assets at doing that, or the obamas. i mean, they're democratic royalty. their cultural icons and the two of the most popular people in the nation. and what i see is the greatest assets to her is one is there broad appeal? there's

not many there's not any of these battleground seats you can take them into front of any audience and they'll create value. i mean, their ability to reach diverse voters is off the charts. secondly, there two of our most effective messengers we've heard, heard michelle obama at the convention talking about black jobs and hearing brock obama last week talking about his economy, not donald trump's economy they've got a way of giving it to you raw, biting, and plane in a way that has great resonance. and they also go right to the source of the problem. and that's donald trump's ego and that's what the president was just doing there. and i think that's what makes them two of the greatest assets to help her achieve these two things that she has to do. that's persuade and turnout bakari, i mean, a lot of young voters say, don't don't necessarily remember the obama presidency all that well, if at all, there's certainly a bit of a challenge or i mean, do you think it presents a bit of challenge for him? >> try to motivate them, especially young man without coming across as lecture i mean, yeah, it is a challenge, but the simple fact is brock

obama is the greatest political talent of our generation. >> and the weird part about it because he's probably the second best talent in his own bedroom because michelle obama is just that much better than even barak obama is. i think he would readily admit that both of them out there together is just the dynamic duo for for kamala harris, unless juxtapose this for one, for one moment. i mean, if you think back to 1990 and everybody who's run for president since you know, 1990 when i was 6-years-old anderson, you might have been slightly older than i, but if you think about everybody who's running for president on the republican side, there's only one person who's running for president or vice president who is standing on stage or endorsed donald trump. that's sarah palin. that's the only person. and so when you have these people, whether or not it's built when hillary clinton or barak and michelle obama, you have this talent. i'll war that have coming outside. jimmy carter casting his ballot from truman to kamala. i mean, you have people under this tent who is all hands on deck in the talent is a measurable yes, barak obama

is one of our greatest heroes and icons but this team is like daniels is a collection of rings and they're out there doing their best work but card for the record, i was 23 and 1990 and this is the last time you'll be on the broadcast ashley, i want to play something else from prison. >> obama said tonight, sure why understand why people are looking to shake things up i get why sometimes folks are frustrated with politics sometimes frustrated with politics cannot understand is why anyone would think that donald trump will shake things up in a way that is good for you. that i don't understand do you think that's at the core president obama's message to digital losing voters, acknowledging anger but saying donald trump is not a solution, the solution

asher absolutely. i mean, i think they're both going to lean into the message about the what's at stake here that commonly harris is ready. but what i would love to see both of them do because i think they have a unique voice and inability to do this. ics especially having spent time in the white house and leading this nation in the world is really remind amir, poses question to the american people, is this who we are? we are not donald trump's america that were bigger and better than donald trump's american. i think they both can convey that in a way that would really move that one to 2% of voters that are still stuck and undecided and really helped galvanize our base. but i want to go back to something that bakari said, i think he's absolutely right about michelle obama was talking to her team and to your point about the question about young voters, they were telling me that her range goes so low as 20. she appeals to voters as young as 21-years-old to black women to also educated white women. what i like to call the, the morning show demographic i

think she's got incredible range and how they utilize her i'm curious to see i would weigh in and say that they should be more creative in how they utilize her because she can show up in ways that politicians don't. and that's what really moves and appeals to voters. >> certainly her convention speech was just an extraordinarily displaced fire. >> yeah. yeah. >> i'm sorry. her skills, bakari, thank you. actually, at etienne, thank you. more. breaking news ahead. elon musk hitting the campaign trail for the former president trump for foreign president trump in pennsylvania tonight, the world's richest man is obviously become one of his most vocal supporters. the two obviously did not always see eye to eye and look at why musk decided to dive into politics. now why he is it seems to spread so much misinformation coming up patients on a statin to reduce cholesterol, i also tell them it can deplete their coke. you ten levels i recommend taking cute all koch uten cue. it all has three times better absorption than regular coke.

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throughout pennsylvania we two men have not always been allies, of course, with musk tweeting two years ago, quote, i don't hate the man, but it's time for trump to hang up. his hat and sail into the sunset around the same time, the former president posted on his own truth social platform, quote, when elon musk came to the white house asking me for help and all of his many subsidize projects. whether it's electric cars that don't drive long enough, driverless cars, the crash or rocket ships, nowhere without which subsidies he'd be worthless. and telling me how he was a big trump fan and a republican, i could have said dropped your knees and bag and he would have done it in quote, they've certainly patch things up since then or sunlen serfaty has a look at how the world's richest man decided to wade into presidential politics sure that trump wins the election. >> he is now fully and completely maga, what we should only do paper ballots, hand-counted, elon musk hosted his own solo town hall to help boost former president donald trump. >> i'm a technologist. i know a lot about computers, and i'm like, the last thing i would do

is trust that computer program show we met. >> he's not only bought into what is fully committed to amplifying the most provocative and false parts of trumpism when you have mail-in ballots and no, no sort of proof-of-citizenship, it becomes almost possible to prove cheating is the issue. >> musk's maga, integration has been quite the meteoric rise. >> as you can see i'm not just maga, i'm dark maga after publicly pledging to not endorse a candidate, it was after trump's first assassination attempt in july that seem to prompt musk. >> do endorse trump that very night? >> in the three months since the unmistakable cohesion between the two men has been palpable free speech. she created so many different great things where is he come on up here a lot with trump appearing with musk on the campaign trail. >> and we had one president who couldn't climate flight of stairs and another who is this

pumping after getting shot mosque using his social media platform x to amplify all things trump. i haven't been acting really active in politics before. >> i think he should support donald trump for president mosque hosted trump for nearly two hour live stream on x that drew over 1 million listeners. >> it's nice to have a forum like this and has spread numerous debunked claims, lies, and conspiracy about the election on x, where he suggested falsely that democrats are importing voters accused fema falsely of diverting funds to assist illegal immigrants and shared a mocking, manipulated did video of vice president kamala harris with an altered voice mask, even questioned why no one is trying to assassinate president joe biden and harris, which he later went on to delete musk

has also deployed what is perhaps his most powerful tool as the world's richest man, his money, according to the latest report ports from the federal election commission, musk super pac has now dropped a staggering $106 million into pro-trump spendy well, he said that if we don't win, this country is finished and in a move that election experts say walks right up to the line of illegality. >> musk is now even offering to pay voters $100 out of his own pocket to sign onto a conservative-leaning petition, a push to get trump voters to register in the crucial swing state anderson in the serfaty. thanks very much. we'll get perspective now from cnn senior correspondent donie o sullivan and back with this meridith mcgraw and national political correspondent for politico and donie, how big an impact you think musk is having? >> i think it's one of those things right where despite how much we're looking at this and covering this election i really might not be until till after the election that we can really

get our minds around just how big an influence musk might have in pennsylvania the amount of targeted really, really targeted down to the street block ads that he's across social media. and then also just this idea too of a few years ago, if we could have said the huge role, the social media platforms and algorithms play in elections. if you were to say there is a partisan running on these platforms who could easily tweak the algorithms. we have absolutely zero insights into what musk could be doing in terms of elevating pro-trump messages algorithm mickley the platform and taking down pro-harris messages. we just don't know how much do you think trump is relying on musk? a lot yeah. >> this is the world's richest man. he has pored over $75 million of his own money into a super pac that is playing a big role in the ground game for the the trump campaign. the trump campaign has really outsourced a lot of their ground game to

these outside groups and packs. elon musk's being one of them. and he's there in the state of pennsylvania. that's going to be so pivotal. but i also think there's a big cultural impact here at play to musk has control of x he's has a powerful influence on social media, but he's also really popular with young men. if you look at polling elon musk is popular with this demographic that the trump campaign is really trying to target in the final stretch here, it is remarkable the amount of just things that aren't true that he is pushing out. >> yeah. >> i mean, even last night, he was talking just showed the word dominion out there voting system. >> yeah. yeah. and i mean, he's calling me. there's no paper ballots and dominion voting systems use paper ballots. >> exactly. yeah. it's just but i really think if you think but the role that twitter now called x, such a pivotal role, it's played in both trump's life in terms of basically

getting him into the white house, giving him that megaphone. and now of course, musk but both of these guys have gotten, they got addicted, right? they got addicted to the likes and shares and the retweets. and it's manifested in different ways. he's musk ended up buying the platform. but yeah, you can really see that and musters the sing all the time. you mentioned just before we came on air, merida's, where something would be totally ridiculous and moscow just respond to it, say interesting and immediately that gets posted, that gets elevated to potentially 200 million of his followers every single day. it's happening meredith, that musk has obviously a lot of business interests that rely on us government contracts, connections if i mean, he's putting a lot of stock than trump's going to get reelected. it would obviously benefit him hugely yeah. >> i mean, when you hear musk talk about the stakes that are at play in this election. he talks about how the fate of the western hemisphere is at risk depending on whether or not trump wins. but he has a lot

financially at stake too. you think about all the government contracts that spacex has all of his different entities, how intertwined they are with our own government and a lot of the research or space exploration that's going on. tesla and all of that. it's all tied up for him financially to and look, i just think it just this culture of the cultural role he plays on that you mentioned. >> even back to the really ugly stuff about paul pelosi and everything like that. just elevating these conspiracy theories it's so we've never been we've never been in a situation like this before, right where you have such a pivotal person when the world's richest men running one of the world's most powerful platforms. and now literally he's decamped his e is based in pennsylvania for the next few weeks during silva met with regard. >> thank you so much coming up next stunning new video from israeli operation that led to the killing of hamas the terror

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hostages. reporting from israel tonight, here's matthew chance patrol that killed yahya sinwar the hamas leader troops apparently stumbled upon in the ruins of southern gaza >> these rally military says was part of the attack that ultimately killed the man who orchestrated the october 7 attacks. shortly after he was caught in this remarkable drone video, resting on a chair and lashing out with a stick. he last gesture of defiance as israeli forces closed in okay. well here's what's left of the neighborhood of tel sultan in the southern gaza strip. >> you can see israeli military says it's the same area they took meetings oppress trip last month it was in the rubble of

the same buildings israel's most reviled enemy briefly emerged and was killed remains of sinwar are being held at secret location in israel, according to local media reports it's ready sources tell cnn they could eventually be used as a bargaining chip in exchange for the release of israeli hostages. as israel weighs how to create pressure quickly on hamas in the aftermath of the sinwar killing the friday prayers in gaza, the hamas leader was mourned in his battered hometown of khan younis concern returning sinwar's body would rally supporters and risk is gravesite, becoming a shrine but across israel, families of israeli hostages are stepping

up pressure for any deal to bring their loved ones home. that means swapping sinwar's remains says one israeli source then fine matthew chance, cnn, tel aviv oh, before we go tonight, i want to note a special day for very special person on this program. i senior writer, writer marshall arbiter in its 60-years-old today, 60, which is weird to even say. i do not know how this happened. maybe because i've worked with marshal for the better part of 20 years and in my mind we're all frozen in time. i first met martin when i began filling in on news night with great aaron brown. marshall was one of his wonderful writers i might feel like we're frozen in time, but we're not and i'm thankful for every one of the days that i've gotten to work with marshall who's truly one of the most gifted writers. i've ever worked with. happy birthday, my friend, and thank you the news continues the source with kaitlan collins starts now, i have a great weekend. i'll see you monday