being here. >> thank you so much for having me. >> really interesting and plenty of food for thought. you can see the website. msnbc.com/summit. later tonight we will post that entire interview if you saw anything you liked or want to share it with anyone, book it. our playlist with all of the recent stuff is msnbc.com/ari. easy enough to remember you might not need to write it down. thank you for joining us, the reidout starts now. reidout starts now. . tonight . tonight on the reidout. >> thank you, guys, thank you very much. we got, sounds like we got fans and haters, that is okay. >> when vice president harris

and i win this election we will have your back like you had ours this entire time. >> very different receptions for j.d. vance today. vance calls those booing him haters. we can only conclude it is j.d. vance's staff that hate him. they keep setting him up to fail. most polls now trending in her direction. plus, u.s. army weighs in on trump's disgraceful photo opat arlington national cemetery. releasing new details about the sniper that was pushed aside by trump's nasty campaign crew. we begin tonight in the peach state where the harris-

walz campaign just ended the 2- state bus tour. harris spoke in front of a large crowd. here is low it went. >> and that is the fight that we are in right now. a fight for america's future. we, we fight for a future with affordable childcare, paid leave, and affordable health care. and unlike donald trump i will always put the middle class and working class families first. always i come from the middle class, i know what i am talking about. [ crowd chanting ] g about. [ crowd chanting ] . >> . >> it is all part of the campaign strategy to expand the outreach along georgia's blue territories to get to the rural

counties, areas known to be republican strong holds. unlike donald trump who claims he does not need to court new voters, harris understands that every vote counts. especially in a state that president biden won by just under 12,000 votes in 2020. now, just a reminder, harris is the first democrat to campaign in rural georgia since bill clinton in 1992. the campaign is hoping it will continue the momentum. in a new poll, harris pulled ahead of trump. while her lead is within the margin of error it is a big turn around from when biden was still in the race. that includes closing the gap in north carolina for governor tim walz appeared leaving georgia. before he did, the two democratic runningmates sat down for their long demand first major media interview, here is a clip. >> how should voters look at some of the changes that you

have made, that you explained here in your policy. is it because you have more experience now and you learned more about the information? is it because you are running for president in a democratic primary? should they feel comfortable and confident what you are saying now will be your policy moving forward? >> dana, i think the most important and most significant aspect of my policy perspective and decisions is my values have not changed. you mentioned the greener deal. i have always believed and i have worked on it that the climate crisis is real, that it is an urgent matter to which we should apply metrics that include holding ourselves to deadlines around time. we did that with the inflation reduction act. we have set goals for the united states of america and by extension the globe around when we should meet, certain

standards for reduction of greenhouse gas emissions. that value has not changed. my value around what we need to do to secure our border, that value has not changed. i spent two terms as the attorney general of california prosecuting organizations and violations of american laws regarding the passage, illegal passage of drugs, guns and human beings, my values have not changed. >> as for trump, he stopped in michigan before heading to wisconsin tonight. as expected he continued his grievance tour rigged elections and rigged polls and providing a litany of alternative facts. joining me now, nbc political analyst, political scientist,

and political strategist and msnbc, all of the strategists and me. if i have you here i have to talk polls with you, brother. let's do it. harris at 48, trump at 43. june, they had biden at 38, trump at 41. we will note that. fox news swing state polling we will get to it in a second when we went back and you look at the polls, you say it a lot. trump stays where he is between 41, 44, you know, in the lower 40s and everyone else leavers around him. does he have a ceiling? >> i am amazed. we forget. this is a plan who never won nationally. this is someone who is not winning majority of americans are not for him. it is fascinating to me when he says he needs more vote. he needs more votes >> yes, he does >> polling aside he is a 46,

maybe 47%. we wins by subtraction not addition. what we have seen in polls out today, just coming out today showing, slowing the lead. look, look, not me. taking a lead and she will hold the lead and be consistent. from the convention. >> even before the convention. before the convention the ploat vaigz we were seeing picked up. younger voters, -- convention the motivation we were seeing picked up. younger voters, that coalition rally around barack obama in 2008 and 2012. >> yes. arizona she went up. she is up 2 in georgia, margin of error, up 2 in nevada, she is, trump is up 1 in north carolina margin of error. >> can i speak to that really quickly? >> look, these are states that are traditionally republican states what you have seen over the last couple of years you

don't see illinois becoming a target, right? new jersey is 16, i think, they are all in play. you are seeing more and more state comes into play for democrats as you are seeing the diversity of the country changes and democrats are on the offensive. north carolina i will make a side wager, she is going to win north carolina. >> they do have a madman running for governor. probably helps her a lot. and now cook moved that into likely democrat. let me go to you christina. there is a thing that is happening. we talked about it yesterday with natasha brown. the surge of black women voting. 135%. that is like triple. then you see young people, you see women, you are seeing these surges in demographics that i am not sure the polls can capture. what is this thing that is happening for you as a political scientist how do you read in it? >> well, joy, we know they are

the canaries in the mine. so many issues that kamala harris is addressing are economic issues. they may not be framed that way but we know when j.d. vance tells women, women don't care about abortion they care about feeding their families. i would argue making a woman have a child is a pocketbook issue that is why people go to the polls, as we see black women who are steadfastly democratic, big d. democratic, 95% of the black women vote for the party. they are organizing for usual. we saw the great foundation that was laid in georgia. some of that bump is because of the hard work of not just browns and abrams. we are seeing it in north carolina and virginia these are people who have not stopped working since 2016. they were working before 2016 on the ground doing the hard

work. we are seeing this organization that is going to come to fold. i don't think we have a discussion if she will win the popular vote. the key is, can she win certain states that really matter and that is where the important organizational conversations come in, in places like north carolina, virginia, michigan, wisconsin, georgia, and even arizona with latina women that are not as row bust as black women but we are seeing the organizational effort. so many of the policies are exactly the pocketbook issues that are a great concern of women of color specifically. we are trying to get white women on board as well >> yeah. and reminder by the way that barack obama won ohio, iowa, north carolina, and florida. and indiana. >> jesse jackson's 50 state strategy. >> the states he won in 2008 the democrats now consider off of the table. matthew, let me get you in here. the way kamala harris is

putting this together. i want to play this. this is a piece of her interview with cnn. she is making this argument that is both inspiring to black women, to asian american woman, to woman who come from her background but it is a welcome open table and an open party that republicans, conservatives, everyone is like, you can, come everybody can come. here she is talking about the fact that she would appoint a republican to her cabinet. >> you had a lot of republican speakers at the convention. will you appoint a republican to your cabinet? >> yes, i would. >> anyone in mind. no one in particular to mind. we have 68 days to go. i am not going to put the cart before the horse. i would, i think it is really important, i have spent my career inviting diversity of opinion. i think it is important to have people at the table and when

the most decisions are going to be made. it would be important to have a member of my cabinet as a republican. >> matthew, going into rural parts of the state that republicans would win, staying she would put one in her cabinet. all of them, speaking at the convention, smart politics in your view? >> yeah, i actually, the two answers that you played tonight i think, she is brilliant in her answers of both of those questions, the first question about her values have not changed and she does what is right on all of the issues even though the way the strategy or the policy may change. and this answer was pitch perfect. a huge chunk of the american public that is tired of the division and the partisanship and the idea that she sort of authentically, you can see her pause and say that is exactly what i would do and here is why. why i would do it. one thing that i want to talk about, her coalition and the

polls. if is, people said oh, it is like barack obama or x, i think it is, she is uniquely changing the dynamic unlike anybody we have seen. this is not obama2008, or obama2012 or hillary clinton 2016. this is vice president harris's harris'coalition, how we are in the aftermath of trump, so, i think her coalition is fascinating, unique to her and governor walz and how she is putting it together and the moment she captured is unique to her. she was actually the two candidates people, reluctant with trump for whatever reason. she seems to be the one that pierced that bubble and given people a new opportunity to

look at things differently than they have for the last five or six years. so, i don't think we should compare her coalition to anybody else's, i think her coalition is her. >> i think that is fair to say. and then now with that brilliant analysis i will go from the sublime to the ridiculous. i am sorry. i am reluctant to play it. i knew she was going to be asked this question. i am disappointed on the media but here she is being asked, oh, yeah, her race. i have to read it. okay. i am being told i have to read it. she was asked about if she, updated or changed who she is racially. she dismissed the assertion and she said same old tired playbook, next question, please. christina it falls to you. why are we talking about this? >> it is exhausting.

someone who wrote a book called "black ethnics" there is diversity of black identity. harris always and continues to identify not just as a black woman but she can hold multiple identities as many of us do. how about we think about the policies of the future president of the united states and not some rehashed, you know, us versus them. i think it is tired, lazy. question asked, question answered. we are not having conversations about birth certificates, let's stay on track and on focus. and two previous points i think so many americans are exhausted by the trump years and sort of that division that came racially and ethnically. everyone is racist against me. a lot of people can understand there are a lot of bi-racial families, j.d. advances part of one. i think there are people who understand there is a lot of

nuance. no more black v. white, we can bring in a lot of people and that is what the kamala harris- tim walz coalition is building who have this, we are aination of immigrants and nation of imgrants are not just from europe any more. >> yeah. >> and welcome to the 21st century, friends. thank you, friends. stick around for much more. kamala harris rises in the polls, trump has reached a new level of desperation. ♪ des desperato ... >> we'll be right back. >> we'll be right back. r local. see what i did there? hey, jackie! (♪♪) evan, my guy! you're helping them with savings, right? (♪♪) i wish i had someone like evan when i started. somebody just got their first debit card! ice cream on you? ooo, tacos! i got you. wait hold on, don't you owe me money?

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. guys, . guys, can you believe general election voting begins in just 8 days in north carolina. not too long after that in other states. trump is spending his timin this critical run up from november making disgusting sex jokes, direspecting the military and lying about being pro-worker. j.d. vance reportedly lied about what the firefighters did not appreciate. >> president trump and i are proud to be the most pro-worker republican ticket in history and i want to talk about why we are fighting for working people, why we are going to fight for unions and non-union alike. now, our enemies and a lot of

democrats call us populous, like it is something of an insult. if being a populous means being on the side of working people rather than the powerful elites that hallowed out middle class then sign me up i am a populous and i am proud of it. >> read the room, james david. now, trump advisories are down to praying that the former president has a good night at the presidential debate next month. now, hugo what is happening in the campaign? >> good question. i think they decided that nothing they do between now and the debate is going to cut through and make a difference. maybe there is a ring of truth to that. so, they are looking at the debate. we do well, pray and hope it is a good night for them and reset them. it is the third or fourth time that this campaign is going to reset now. they are going to do that.

dnc and after. >> yes. and i am not sure what he brings. >> added new advisories, attempts on that. >> since the reset we had the salute, the way arlington national cemetery treated and disrespected. judge j.d. vance calling firefighters haters and trump tweeting, we will put up a spray of them. insane memes on truth social dem grating hillary clinton in a way i will not repeat. does the campaign have any control over him or do they think it will gain them voters? >> they don't have control and i think what you referenced is accurate. corey, his philosophy is let trump be trump. he wrote a book about it. if you follow it through you find trump pining for a raise that does not exist any more. let's leave it aside the merits

of that. if harris does not come to him to the table to have that fight that he wants to, it is a meaningless point. saying no, no, we need to focus on policy. that is all well and good but if kamala harris is out there and they don't have it. that is a problem. >> what trump seems to be doing personally is on the fly, changing his policies, saying no, no, no, i will make the government pay for ivf. vague on if he will vote for enshining it, six weeks is too short. running towards her policy and abandoning parts of his base does it sound like a sound strategy? >> sounds like someone not serious. and on the policy perspective, look. a policy debate is hilarious the majority of the policies are for is not where the vast majority of americans are. from a policy perspective. what will they put out that

will bring out? >> tax cuts for the super rich. >> yes. and it will harm our environment. look. in the end if you want to win pennsylvania you want to win michigan, you want to win georgia you got to do better among urban and do better in the suburbs. i will put to you, that woman sitting around her kitchen table looking at her bills and thinking about her daughter has to go to college and if her daughter will have as many rights in her life as she had in her life, what is all of this angry politics solving for her? >> right. >> and the reality is, hugo, you had the harris-walz campaign say $25,000 for down payment and $3600 child tax and she is like i am middle class i get it, i was a renter. the other side you have trump with the golden toilets and j.d. vance who worked for a billionaire, running to him saying please give us money.

i will keep talking to peter, he is exhausted but i think he needs to get off of the sidelines and support the ticket. begging a billionaire and hanging out with elon musk? >> it is a small circle. they like to portray him as a guy coming from the midwest. but he is the guy that hangs out with don jr's kids. this is who they are. i don't know how else to put it to you >> let me ask you this question, does his campaign staff hate him? why are they sending him in the donut shop without vetting it or tell him how to order a donut. >> i think they love him. but, this is the culture that developed on the j.d. vance on the vp ticket it is an

investment banking kind of corporate atmosphere. they dismiss it all. just us doing us. we will continue to do our thing. i think they are above this. that is clearly the problem. >> how many voters does it get? the campaign tech pros and running around with your billionaire friends and laughing at the average person. while the middle class people are trying to be cool and normal >> it is not normal. it is not professional. there seems to be people around him. we just had a long time republican strategist and professional. all of the republican that good at electing other republicans. >> they are out of there >> they are out of there. you do have like the b-team in there right now. some of the things, like the stuff with j.d., again, long

time political campaign hack it is inexcusable. and the stuff with trump. you can not control trump. but some point the campaign has to get control of him or pull him back. don't have him doing more events or speeches >> tell him to stop talking about hannibal lector. >> does anyone around them believe that they are going to be able to pull blue states away from harris-walz? >> put it this way, the discussion has been are, a reaction are we going to keep north carolina. >> they are not, they are not. >> starting to see polls now where harris is getting ahead in some polls in north carolina they have to keep north

carolina. the easiest route they are looking at to winning it is pennsylvania, georgia, north carolina and they were like north carolina is the safest because we won that previously and now this is becoming iffy for them. they will not publicly admit t. i talked to a number of strategists. and connected to the state. they are very, very concerned. >> it does not help. does not help that they have a madman in the state of north carolina that will not be helpful. they don't seem like they like him >> you say they like him. they don't like him. just tell him how to order a do nut. say get sprinkles. coming up, arlington national ceremony the army confirmed that a trump aid pushed aside a female arlington national cemetery employee. you can not make it up. more on that next more on that next

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it will it will be really hard for someone who was commander in chief of the united states military to screw of arlington national cemetery. you walk on the grounds, you are solemn, respectful, say a prayer, salute the men and women and you leave.

it is literally the most effortless thing any president or former president can do. and yet, donald trump the worst president in america's 248 year history managed to screw it up on monday. he is a man devoid of basic decency and honor. two defense department officials confirmed to nbc news that an arlington cemetery employee was pushed out of the way by a trump aid who was trying to take photos and videos at section 60 of arlington cemetery. the area wher service members killed in iraq and afghanistan are buried. today the united states army shed more light on what happened. participants in the august 26th ceremony and the subsequent section 60 visit were made aware of federal laws, army regulations and dod policies which clearly prohibit political activities on cemetery grounds. a cemetery employee who attempted to ensure adherence to these rules was abruptly

pushed aside. this employee acted with professionalism and avoided further disruption, the incident was reported, but the employee subsequently decided not to press charges. therefore, the army considering this matter closed. this incident was unfortunate and it is also unfortunate that the anc employee and her been unfairly attacked. anc is a national shrine to the honored dead of the armed forces and its dedicated staff will continue to ensure public ceremonies are conducted with the dignity and respect that the nation's fallen deserve. military officials told the "new york times" that the employee feared that pursuing the matter with authorities would subject her to retaliation from trump's supporters. i want to go back to that pro noun in that army statement "her" not hard to imagine why this female employee or any employee in her position, male or female can be concerned about what trump's cult might

do if they escalated the incident. asked for comment about the new reporting, the spokesman told nbc news, quote, false, not even remotely true and this person is a liar. earlier this week, c, heung said earlier this week for whatever reason an unnamed individual clearly suffering from a mental health episode decided to block president trump's team's from a solemn ceremony. they posted videos of it including a tiktok posted on tuesday. of trump's visit that includes what appear to be graves in section 60. nbc news obtained rules given by arlington to trump officials days ago that outlined what they could and could not do. the rules say, grave site visits by families and guests must follow the established policies for section 60. other rule says photographers, content creators or any other

persons attends for purposes or in direct support of a partisan political candidates campaign are not permitted on the arlington national cemetery insulation. donald trump was invited by some families to take part in a commemoration there on monday marking the third anniversary of the attack at abbey gate outside of afghanistan. photo taken in section 60 at sergeant darren hoover's grave showed trump posing thumb's up with family members. had his mother said she gave permission for it to be documented. the family of a green berets buried nearby that trump's campaign filmed his gravesite in an area photography is not allowed in. sergeant marckesano's sister said, we fully supported staff sergeant hoover's quest for answers but she added according to our conversation with arlington national cemetery the

trump campaign staffers did not adhere for the rules that were set in place for this visit to staff sergeant's grave site in section 60 that lays directly next to my brother's grave. these were real people that sacrificed for our freedom and that they are honored and respected accordingly. master sergeant deployed overseas six times and earned silver and bronze stars during his service. sadly, i wish i can say it was donald trump's first brush with disrespecting gold star families, of course, it is not. you may remember this speech from the 2016 democratic national convention. >> donald trump you're asking americans to trust you with their future. have you ever been to arlington cemetery? go look at the graves of brave patriots who died defending the united states of america.

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trump did their illegal photo op, section 60, is where service members killed in afghanistan and iraq are buried. one of them killed was awarded a bronze star after being killed in iraq in 2004. his father spoke out against donald trump antimuslim bigotry during the 2016 run. as a gold star father, how did you process what donald trump and his team did, abusing, apparently, shoving a arlington national cemetery woman and calling her a lier and questioning her mental stability? >> joy, we are frequent visitors of arlington cemetery. we are there every memorial

day, veterans' day, during holidays. the staff there are so considerate and professional. they are extremely, extremely polite, nice and they are there to serve the institution to serve the institution that have heroes buried there and their families to come and visit. to see this was disgusting by trump. but, not surprising because of his behavior. because of his contempt for our heroes, for our veterans for our military families. if i may, give you two examples of his behavior that explains his contempt and this is a gesture of that contempt what

took place in arlington cemetery a couple days ago. in 2017 standing in section 60 with general kelly who was his national security, well later he became the advisory. he was at that time his chief of staff advisory on one of the departments. >> homeland security. later on he became his national security advisory. his chief of staff. he is standing there with a gold star father, general kelly, he asks what is in it for them? second example of his contempt that is publicly reported by

all media, in 2018 in france, he went there to participate in the commemoration of end of first world war with our heroes are buried. he says, to me they are suckers and losers. that is an expression of contempt that he harbors. he carries with him. he should not have been allowed to even enter arlington cemetery with that background. i was disgusted, disappointed but not surprised. >> he, he got into hot water one would think he would back off of it for saying he prefers the presidential medal of freedom over the medal of honor. he has doubled down on that. let me play that for you. >> i would say i would rather get the presidential medal. the guys that came in other than you and a few others oftentimes they suffered greatly, right? or they are not around. >> he said before that it is

better because those who receive the medal of honor are wounded or they are deceased. i know a medal of honor. >> every time he opens his mouth and disgust comes out. these awards are an acknowledgement of the sacrifice and service of recipients. as a nation we recognize them. there is no comparison, each one has its own dignity. each one has its own place in the hearts and minds of this nation. so, to then begin to compare, no one will do this accept donald trump. that is his nature as a wise person said that donald trump is nothing but ego and appetite. whatever he will go, whatever he will touch he will create a

disturbance, disgrace and that is what we are watching. >> indeed, mr. khan a gold star father. we pressure you and your family. you sacrificed so much for this country. thank you for spending some time with me. >> thank you. the lone asterisk. palestinian american joins me next on how and if the campaign can still reach out to her community out to her community for more than a decade farxiga has been trusted again and again, and again. ♪ far-xi-ga ♪ ♪ far-xi-ga ♪ ♪ far-xi-ga ♪ ♪ far-xi-ga ♪ ask your doctor about farxiga.

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one of one of the big stories coming out of the democratic convention is about who you did not see on the stage. when democrats rejected demands from demonstrators and unelected delegates to allow a palestinian american to address the convention from the stage. the movement proposed multiple speakers including georgia representative ruwa romman. the committee denied the request. one week since the end of the convention the focus has shifted to what the harris campaign can do now to address palestinian americans and their allies for demanding an immediate cease- fire. state representative ruwa romman joins me now. representative, thank you so much for being here.

the vice president was in your state. did you attend that rally? what did you hear about it and what did your constituents think? >> thank you for having me. the rally was about four hours from my district and where i live, so it wasn't really in my area. there is no denying that there is excitement, but from my understanding there were protesters at the rally today as well. which is unfortunate because all we have been trying to do is bridge the gap between voters and our parties so we can come into november with the best possible chance. >> let me play that protest and the vice president's reaction. >> let me just -- let me just say something. hold up for a second. hold up for a second. let me just say something. let me just say something. we are fighting for a democracy.

everyone has the right and should have their voices heard. i am speaking now, but on the subject i will say this. the president and i are working around the clock. we have got to get a hostage deal done and get a cease-fire done now. >> how do you process that reaction as a palestinian american and as a representative? >> obviously for me my main priority is to continue to move us forward and i believe we move us forward through my party in particular, but the sad reality is that for a lot of our allies and members of my community, we just don't understand how you can get to a cease-fire while continuing to supply the bombs. it continues to baffle me, because again all we are asking is that we enforce our laws and follow our laws, don't break our laws. somehow that gets lost in the

conversation. >> it may get lost in the conversation, but what is remarkable is i got a look at some polls taken in june and it is remarkable. there is almost across-the- board support for your position. increased military action, 6%. continue military actions, only 27% of those under 30. every group want israel to stop its military actions. half of those under 30 say so. even those over 65 and pluralities of everyone else. should the u.s. send arms to israel? 61% said no, do not send arms to israel and under 30 it is 77% to say do not send arms. the only group who was the other way is 44% of those 65 and up. this has become an almost universal position for americans that the u.s. should not be arming israel and what it is doing in gaza. does that give you a sense of

hope the policies could change? >> absolutely and i want to be clear. a poll showed democrats and independents in georgia, arizona and i believe pennsylvania were more likely to vote for the candidate willing to condition weapons, because people do not like watching innocent children be, frankly, mass murdered with our bombs and you see the shrapnel next to their bodies with our american flag on it. that is an awful thing to watch and we bear responsibility. when you hear a lot of us talking about this it is because we recognize and are hearing from our voters that anyone willing to stop this, i will excitedly vote for them. again, there is excitement. my argument is this. why take any chances especially when we won in 2020 with such small margins. i saw people wearing cease-fire pins and shirts and it was beautiful. so when people ask me why i'm not giving up on this, it's because the people are ready

for this. they want peace. they don't want their money going to weapons. we want to keep our hospitals in georgia open. we want to reopen clinics where half of our counties don't have one in georgia. it is universal because we understand that this is harming people, but also indirectly harming us. >> i don't have time to play your speech but i will posted on social media so people can post a bit of it. i know you did give it outside the venue. it is lovely and i hope people will watch and listen to you. would you like to talk to the vice president real quick? we have like two seconds. >> again it is now up to them. we offered a gift and they said they don't wanted and we are hoping they can commit to these issues. >> we hope you can come together and have that conversation. georgia representative ruwa romman, thank you for that. that is tonight's "reidout". "all in with chris hayes" starts now. tonight on "all in" --