inspiration for many reasons for many people. i love you coming on "the beat." hope to meet you in person someday, sir. >> absolutely. see you soon, thank you for all you do. >> thanks for saying that. see you on broadway. that's it for "the beat," back monday, but "the reid out" with joy reid starts now. ♪ donald trump's hypocrisy knows no bounds as he continues all-out assault on america's tradition of free and fair elections, actively working to undermine the postal service. look no further than latest sleight of hand, on the day he confessed he's holding up funding to the postal service because he doesn't want millions of ballots to be counted on

time. he and his wife melania requested absentee ballots. even though capable of dropping off golf clubs at mar-a-largo and going to polling place. most famous mail-in voter at it again, also voted by mail in presidential primary in march. curious, yesterday he told the regular folks in america that all of you should think long and hard about having a fair election, then suck it up, risk your lives standing in line in a pandemic. >> what would mean is that people will have to go to the polls and vote like the old days. i'm not saying anything wrong with voting, i want them to vote, but that would mean they'd have to go to a voting booth like they used to and vote.

>> even if though don't feel safe voting in person? >> they're going to have to feel safe and they will be safe and we'll make sure they're safe. >> trump's duplicity wasn't lost on his opponent joe biden who tweeted voting by mail is safe and secure, don't take my word for it, take it from the president who just requested his mail-in ballot for primary tuesday. while he's getting his ballot, doing everything in his power to prevent everyone else from doing the same. documents detailing plans to remove 671 high processing machines from postal facilities across the country. told in a statement these are part of quote, normal business adjustments. cut b.c. come at leadership of trump's hand-picked post master

general, louis de joy, also a campaign donor and investor. been hard at work crippling the agency he's supposed to be leading. internal memo from dejoy note that recent cutbacks led to unintended consequences. that's a lot of work in that sentence. as the "washington post" reports, postal service has warned 46 states their voters could be disenfranchised by delayed mail-in ballots. nbc news has gotten warnings that ballots may not be gotten in time to be counted. dejoy met with trump in the oval office and confirmed that the

inspector general is investigating policy changes under dejoy. councilwoman davis has called for firing of postmaster general louis dejoy. i think a lot of people agree with you, but can that be done? who is in charge of whether or not the man can be fired? the president, a board? walk us through it. >> first, thank you for having me here and talking about this. so important. postal office serves important function in our country. end of the day of course the president can fire the postmaster general at his pleasure. and he absolutely needs to do that. one of the things i think we need to see, i want to see my republican colleagues come to the table.

i know so many have expressed support for the postal service. what i need them to do right now is take action and convince this president to fire the postmastergeneral and bring on somebody who is not going to be playing political games with our democracy and the health and well-being of so many of our seniors depending on the post office for prescription drugs. >> and this is an important point. i said this before on the show, donald trump acts as if the only thing the post office does is deliver ballots because he's laser focused on clinging to power and the presidency. he's acting like that's all they do. there's delivery of prescription drugs, paychecks, social security checks. can you just tell us in your district has has slowdown in the operations affected your constituents? >> i can tell you that our

phones have been bringing, been getting tons of folks reaching out to the office, first of all, folks are outraged about the interference that this president is attempting to clearly -- clearly attempting to hijack an election by slowing down the postal service and we've got a postmaster general who needs to be removed so he's no longer hindering the services that the post office is providing. the seniors, you mentioned it earlier, seniors, 80% of veterans get their medications delivered by the post office. these are folks who absolutely depend on the service. so there's fear, worry, and outrage. and i'm right alongside folks with the outrage, i just have to say this, my mom served in the army for 20 years and has now been at the post office for nearly 20 years, and when i

asked her earlier today how she felt about what was going on, she said that to have a postmaster general doing things like removing machinery and trying to slow down the service that all he's doing is stopping people from -- they want to do their jobs. they want to get people the medications they need, and help the small businesses out there trying to keep our economy afloat. it's unconscionable. >> have you heard from pat roberts or jay maran, the two senators from your state? are they supporting your effort? >> i have not, but i hope they join me and i hope the other senators from the midwest will join me in calling for the postmaster general to be immediately removed and replaced with new leadership that certainly we can have a postmaster general able to

provide the essential functions and services of the post office without the political gamesmanship. it's so disheartening to see -- if the president had spent as much time focused on the coronavirus as he has on stopping people from voting by mail, we would have seen a lot more lives saved. >> yeah. indeed. congresswoman shareece davids, thank you for your time. meanwhile president obama in a podcast interview. >> now, what we've seen in a way that is unique to modern political history is a president explicitly trying to discourage people from voting. i think the republicans' view has been it's all fair game as long as it helps us gain power. what we've never seen before is a president say i'm going to try

to actively kneecap the postal service to discourage voting and i'll be explicit about the reason i'm doing it. that's sort of unheard of, right? >> sherylin eiffel, think you for being here. i get more texts on this, other than new vice presidential nominee, this is second most. what can the public do about it? are we having to helplessly watch this louis dejoy person destroy the post office? we've had members of the congress on, saying they're having hearings, heard congresswoman davids say he needs to be fired, that's up to trump, there's a board of directors, he controls that. what can the public do about this? >> first of all, joy, thanks for having me. first time i've been on your new

show. congratulations to you, your voice is so northernmost this period. >> thank you. >> facing something that is hard for people to wrap their minds around. we've been sounding the alarm about this for some time, passed the heroes act in may to try to get the postal office funds. we recognize the need for absentee voting. litigati litigating throughout the south and country to relax onerous restrictions on absentee voting and saw the trouble coming down the pike. now we're at this moment. all the things you described are important. hearings are important because they provide us with information. we need sworn testimony, find out precisely what is going on and get that information from those hearings, i'm not sure

that hearings delayed are best. we need them to happen right away. it's important for people to remember this can only happen because congress allows it to happen. congress funds the post office, and congress, the senate has gone ghost on us, led by mitch mcconnell. the republicans have not spoken out on this issue that goes to the core of american democracy. we have the right to pressure the representatives, they've left washington, d.c., but supposed to be at districts in states around the country. are we making it uncomfortable for them is the question i would ask. will be litigation from a variety of fronts, i have no doubt. but at this point it's important for us to decide we're going to vote no matter what. what that means, tonight, tomorrow, every person who can go online and order absentee ballot does so now.

order it so it arrives in time and they can get it back to the board of elections on time. encourage people to take the ballot to drop off at board of elections rather than the mail if they can't return it quickly. drop it of f. some states have dropboxes, use them. for those voting in person, suggesting and encouraging people to prepare, you need to know when early voting starts and try to early vote. need as many people to do that as possible. this is very important for the african-american community, early voting. if you plan to vote on november 3rd, make sure you have ppe, a mask and gloves. there are black churches around the country pledged to provide ppe on election day, and all of us need to be ready and fasten our seat belts, we may not know the outcome that night, need

time to count the absentee ballots. but all the pressure points. pressure on the congress, the president, the senate to tell them to pressure the president. we need to resolve within our communities we're going to vote and not going to allow either the most nefarious diabolical voter suppression scheme i've ever seen, or utter incompetence of a public official at the post office. either scenario suggests the man should be removed from office but we have to work on multiple fronts as we try to save and pressure the profesost office. be ready to have our votes count. >> republican party is morphing into something that looks like south african party rather than

american. always a pleasure to speak with you. >> enjoyed. bring in david corn, washington bureau chief from. mitch mcconnell in 2016 threatened the obama white house to say if you try to stop russia from helping donald trump i'll throw you under the bus. now standing back, let congress go home, not one senate hearing for destruction of the post office and seems to be prepared to let it die for donald trump to hold on to power. am i overreading that? >> i don't think so, that's true of all the republicans or most, certainly the leadership. what they're saying to voters home in kentucky for mitch mcconnell, we don't care about your social security checks, paychecks and prescription drugs you count on from the mail. or the jobs, lot of people rise

up the economic laerd working at the post office, postal service. he's stepping back. multiple crises right now. public health crises, economic crises, and democracy crisis, and social/racial justice crisis, all interconnected and donald trump knows that he wants to delegitimize the election because it looks bad for him at the moment. if there's anything he can do to actually rig the election in his favor, he's going to do that. and you know -- to sherylin's point, i don't know why the democrats drk i know they work hard and it's recess but they should be having a crisis hearing every day, whether on covid, what's happening economically, police brutality, and now with the post office. i mean, you just can't -- in some ways i don't think our system is built for multiple

crises happening and 20 different news cycles in a given day. it's very hard to process it all. >> absolutely. republicans seem to be coming at attempt to ensure donald trump's re-election at all costs. lincoln project not just going after mitch mcconnell but going after each of the vulnerable republicans and feels like democrats should be doing, focusing on each of the republicans seeking re-election on the fact they're doing nothing to stop the post office -- also delivers the social security checks and prescription drugs are late, republicans do not care, the destruction caused to ordinary people, senior citizens, their own constituents, as long as trump clings to power, doesn't seem if they care. let me read this and respond to it.

republican national committee and conservative groups pursuing unprecedented effort to limit expansion of mail balloting, tens of millions of dollars on lawsuits aimed to restrict who gets ballots and remains on the voter rolls, how are they not getting sued? >> not surprisingly, i agree with you. mitch mcconnell in 2016, the republicans have said they don't care about the fundamentals of the democracy. evidence have come out, indications from trump's own intelligence committee that russia is intervening as we speak. they say what about china and iran. intelligence we see tells us it's not as great a threat as russia. they are not responding to that. they're standing aside while the postal service, without explanation removing equipment

necessary to process high volume of mail. maybe there's a reason but not offered or presented to the public. again and again and again, just destroying, letting attacks on democratic infrastructure happen. >> if you can't win through democracy, destroy democracy. ron johnson, perhaps one of russia's playthings in the united states senate. what he thinks his probe of the obama administration will do for republicans and donald trump. and then kevin mccarthy in 2015. see if you see similarities. >> more we expose of the corruption of the transition process between obama and trump, more we expose the corruption within the agencies i would think would certainly help donald trump win re-election and certainly be pretty good -- i would say evidence for not voting for vice president biden.

>> everyone thought hillary clinton was unbeatable right? but we put together a benghazi special smocommittee. her numbers are dropping. >> it's like deja vu all over again. >> funny you say the quiet part allow. kevin mccarthy got a lot of trouble, criticism in the before times for actually saying what we all knew was true, weaponizing congressional investigations for partisan purposes. ron johnson says that now, barely a blip. saying the investigations are more important than looking at what russia is doing at this very moment to undermine the election to help donald trump. at some point republicans might have to say something -- i take that back, no they don't. learned our lessons, they don't care about russian intervention, pulling the rug out from democratic norms, it's a cult of

personality, power for power's sake, and what really matters now is whether there are enough americans going to say no to that. >> absolutely. and will stand up to it, demand we hold on to our democracy. it is ours, does not belong to one political party because they're desperate to keep power forever. this is a stunning world we're living in. donald trump tweeting i've done more for women than just about anyone. new poll shows they're just not into you man. plus trump tried to make a funny, comparing kamala harris's voice to marge simpson's, who is fighting back. >> as ordinary suburban housewive, starting to feel

disrespected. >> kamala harris also speaking out in interview. highlights and interviewer next. donald trump says he can win new york this year, a state he lost by 22 points last time. no, donald, you can't go home again. back with more of "the reid out" after this. of "the reid out" after this ®! ♪ (announcer) once-weekly ozempic® is helping many people with type 2 diabetes like emily lower their blood sugar. a majority of adults who took ozempic® reached an a1c under 7 and maintained it. here's your a1c. oh! my a1c is under 7! (announcer) and you may lose weight. adults who took ozempic® lost on average up to 12 pounds. i lost almost 12 pounds! oh! (announcer) for those also with known heart disease, ozempic® lowers the risk of major cardiovascular events such as heart attack, stroke, or death. it lowers the risk. oh! and i only have to take it once a week. oh! ♪ oh, oh, oh, ozempic®! ♪ (announcer) ozempic® is not for people with type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis. do not share needles or pens. don't reuse needles.

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i'm the only black woman in the united states senate, the only one and only the second in the history of the united states senate. so when we look again at how far we have to go, we have a lot of work to do. and by joe asking me to be his running mate, he has pushed forward something that might have otherwise taken decades. >> in her first interview as a vice presidential candidate, senator kamala harris today credited joe biden by breaking down barriers of gender and race

by asking him to join his ticket. and that choice is paying off literally, after announcing harris, raised $48 million in 48 hours, a million dollars an hour. during the interview with nonprofit news outlet, harris said women would be a priority of the administration and spoke of the republican effort to repress the vote this fall. >> why are they creating obstacles to us voting. answer is when we vote things change. we know how to jump over or get around the obstacles that for many of us have been in place since the day they were born. and that's going to be the job ahead of us in the next 80-something days, so jump over those obstacles and make sure our voices are heard and counted in this election. >> this comes as donald trump

spent the week attacking women and patronizing suburban housewives. contrast could not be more clear. we'll be joined next by that reporter, errin haines of the 19th, stay with us. reporter, errin haines of the 19th, stay with us

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joe biden's choice of kamala harris has his running mate comes during a week than donald trump has issued a series of demeaning and personal attacks on number of high profile women.

tried to label harris as nasty, mean and mad woman. said that congresswoman ocasio-cortez yaps and questions her intelligence. so it's no surprise that 71% of women in suburbs and small cities have unfavorable view of trump. that group is crucial to his re-election and just 20% view him positively. and errin haines, welcome to the family. going to the senator first. senators first. what do you make of the ways in which the -- the contrast between the ways in which donald trump is talking about women, just this week, suburban

housewives and what joe biden was able to do with his pick of senator harris? >> the president continues to show all of us what a misogynist he is, from the very beginning, and continues to attack strong women, can't handle strong women. he's called me nasty and vicious, that's what he does. in contrast, joe biden's pick of kamala harris is not just historic but acknowledgment of the leadership qualities, intelligence and skills she brings to the table. strong theme for them, supporting families and women. versus what donald trump is doing. >> errin, the interview you did today, congratulations on landing first interview with senator harris, big deal for yourself and the 19th. here's a clip. >> joe biden had the audacity to choose a black woman to be his

running mate. how incredible is that, and what a statement that is about joe biden, that he decided that he was going to do that thing that was about breaking one of the most substantial barriers that has existed in our country, and that he made that decision with whatever risks that brings, as much as anything it's a statement about the character of the man we're going to elect as next president of the united states. >> i heard that word audacity and thought obama, obama-esque choice of phrase. what was your big takeaway today speaking with senator harris? >> you know, frankly i was surprised just how direct and forceful she was. she was somebody that joe biden introducing her said was a fighter who was ready to take on the trump/pence ticket headed into this general election, just

about 80 days left until november here. i think we saw a lot of that on display today. mix of qualifications and lived experience that really helped him decide she was the person, qualified, talented and capable people on the short list, that he should pick. it's interesting, mentioned the polling about suburban women, 71% are not supporting this president, you see the president recognizing this is an issue for him if he wants to win re-election, tweeting about how he's done more for women than any other president in history, talking about you know, a statue for women around the suffrage centennial. senator harris today talked about her historic candidacy in terms of the centennial and unfinished work we have to do as electorate and how that could be

galvanizing headed into november. >> staying with you, errin, it's important choice. somebody's dog is in play. to go to the 19th, named after the 19th amendment with the 100th anniversary this year, there is significance to that. did senator harris talk to you about what the role of women more broadly will be in the administration and what the focuses will be? >> she talked about how she would govern on behalf of the country's women, that will inform everything. all issues are women's issues, she talked about some of the work she's been doing as lone black woman in the u.s. senate to address disproportionate affect the pandemic has had on women as caregivers, essential workers, domestic workers. she framed the biden/harris agenda as one to address the

concerns of majority of the electorate, work force and u.s. population, namely women. >> meanwhile, senator hirono, you have the president saying he's going to -- contrast is going to be huge at conventions, needless to say. donald trump has decided what he wants to do is stage acceptance of his nomination on the white house lawn, which only he could legally do. any other government employee legally can't participate in that. as united states senator, what do you make of that? >> par for the course for president trump. he thinks the rule of law does not apply to him and he can do whatever he wants. he doesn't care about the hatch act or anything, only himself. and errin, congratulations, i really enjoyed your interview with kamala. >> thank you. >> and wanted to mention this

selection is not just historic, kamala is very important, also [ inaudible ] ethnic minority in our country, they are very important base for democrats. we're on the page in terms of immigration issues, kamala would be first vice presidential candidate to have a are program on immigration. when you look at the biden/harris ticket, you see the diversity you don't see on the other side, contrast is great. >> if it's intersectional choice that joe biden made, kamala harris touches many aspects of the american multicultural universe here. this is a bit of a fun one for you. campaign adviser to donald trump made fun of the way that kamala

harris speaks, i don't know if this came up with you, when you spoke with her today, errin, but folks who make "the simpsons" wanted to respond. >> i usually don't get into politics but president's senior adviser said kamala harris sounds like me. lisa says she doesn't mean it as compliment. as ordinary suburban housewife, starting to feel disrespected. i teach my children not to name call, jenna. i was going to say i'm pissed off but i'm afraid they'll bleep it. >> it is fun but on a serious note, shows you which of the two parties has the culture. i'm curious what you expect to see next week at the convention. because the democrats can get "the simpsons" to weigh in on

their side and defend the vice presidential nominee, i'm not sure what the republicans can pull out. can't have kanye west, he's supposedly a third party candidate. what are you expecting to see out of the two conventions, particularly when it comes to the culture and the way women will be portrayed. >> well, you know, i would be remiss not to mention, i'm sorry i just jumped in there. said women and i'm so excited. coming up on centennial suffrage happening in midst of the convention next week. will see women on full display. didn't have time to get to marge simpson in the interview, joy, sorry. didn't get to her reaction. but to your point, i do think both joe biden and kamala harris have been pretty disciplined in

terms of sticking to message in terms of their agenda, what they plan to do for the american people and contrasting themselves as much as possible to the trump/pence ticket. whereas seen the president and even vice president pence making it more personal, referencing not necessarily qualifications but criteria that feels more like a distraction than focused on the issues. >> yeah. senator? >> i think what we're going to see from the republican side is description of alternative reality that says the pandemic is under control, economy is going to be great, schools are reopening, all of that, and tons of lies. that's what we're going to see from the republican side. from the democratic side, two people who are totally committed to address the needs of our

country. >> we shall see. we'll all be tuning in. senator mazie hirono, thank you very much. errin will be back later. first, beto o'rourke to talk about polls in texas and trump's bizarre claim that state of new york is in play. "the reid out" is back after that. is in play. "the reid out" is back after that

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donald trump now officially a florida resident, still thinks they love him in new york. how else could you explain his remark to the "new york post," to get over 50% is hard for a republican but we're putting new york in play. in 2016, wasn't even close. hillary clinton carried the state by 22 points. instead of focusing on states he can't win, maybe be concerned about states he won that show

joe biden ahead. beto o'rourke thinks that trump can win his home state. you came close to winning in that state. donald trump 52%, hillary clinton 43%. right now, donald trump 46%, joe biden 44%. can biden get that 2% and how? >> i think this is his to lose. got within 2 1/2 points of ted cruz in midterm election that typically favors republican turnout. this favors democratic turnout in presidential cycle. and you have historic mismanagement of the response to covid killed more than 165,000 of our fellow americans, 9600 of

my fellow texans, and it's disaffected republicans. and adding to the net new voters added to the rolls, moved to texas, coming of age, we have a chance to take the state house first time in 20 years and end decades of racial gerrymandering, president of the naacp chapter in arlington is running, bringing excitement into the elections. that's how joe biden will win, not coattails coming down but energy pushing up from downballot. i'm very excited what's happening in texas. >> you mentioned number of cases is staggering. big population state. 9,836 deaths to date, a lot

disproportionately black and brown folks, yet the state is testing less, amount is down more than 40% while the positivity rate jumped up. is it your sense that if the governor doesn't test he thinks texas voters won't notice it? >> you have to listen to what they say. lieutenant governor, most powerful politician in state of texas said there are more important things than living. who is it he wants to do the dying? frontline workers making minimum wage, $7.25? and disproportionately latinos bearing the brunt of this. 95% mexican-american valley thieve run out of room in the

wards. stacking bodies in trucks. we saw single day record for deaths yesterday in another community. not affecting all americans or texans equally. and i think it's comfortable for the governor and lieutenant governor to allow latinos, african-americans and native-americans to do the dying to keep the economy open. answer is stay-at-home order until the positivity rate, which is at 25%, down to new york, under 1%. then open schools, businesses and get back to our lives. until then, let's save those lives. >> and that begs the question, right, is this disease decimating the very populations who would need to be able to uplift themselves at the voting booth and be able to vote? these communities are so devastated, wonder what the

motivation is. show you one of the many food lines. food insecurity in texas has doubled from 13% to 27%. food lines are epically long. you've talked about this before. if people are hungry and terrified and family members are dying, are people going to be able to motivate themselves to vote? >> the answer is yes but will take transcending significant obstacles. mentioned the racial gerrymandering, we've drawn black and brown voters out of the franchise. most onerous voter i.d. laws in the country. 750 polling locations have been shut down permanently last years in texas, tend to be in fastest growing black and latino populations and in midst of the deadliest virus, none of us

enjoy immunity, going to force us to vote in person. tsu, one of the historically black colleges in houston, texas, lines by primary, five, six hours long, people bunched up together. but good news is people are willing to turn out. we're exceeding turnout records in the primary, i hope that holds through for the november election. >> yeah. we're going to keep you around for a little bit longer because we want to do something uplifting at end of the show. congressman beto o'rourke for who won the week. it's been quite a week. your moment of joy is next on "the reid out." ♪

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welcome back. we've made it to friday. you know what that means. it is time to find out who won the week. back with me are beto o'rourke and hayes. >> i don't think you can ignore senator kamala harris, but i have to say i have to give a shout-out to the entire staff of my news room at the 19th news for a successful launch and an amazing five day summit, including kamala harris. our ceo was interviewed by the

duchess of sussex, megan. >> how do you beat that? >> first of all, congratulations to the erin, the 19th. and love the shout-out to emily. it is the next vice president of the united states of america, kamala harris, who is the perfect response to the racism, nativism of donald trump and the trump administration and trumpism, the daughter of immigrants and extraordinarily intellige intelligent, whitty, courageous, fearless woman. this makes me so excited. they're excited as well. so the electricity she brings to the ticket and to the administration, i'm loving it. >> and she is getting hbcus on

the map. i picked hbcus, which are going to be in the white house if she wins for the first time. that's tonight's reid out. please buy stamps. i will be back with the coverage of democratic national convention. buy some stamps. support the post office. "all in" with chris hayes is next. tonight on "all in," election sabotage. the postal service telling 46 states it cannot guarantee your mail-in ballots will be counted. tonight what to do to protect the election. then trump promised to slow down testing and now it's down 17%, while cases keep going up. plus, the biden/harris ticket, bringing hope back to democrats in the age of trump. when "all in" starts now.