why did harry bern change -- who is harry bern? the entire national press corps shows up to harry bern. why did you change your mind? you're responsible for suffrage. what changed your mind? it turned out his mama told him too. [ laughter ] he had in his pocket a letter from his mother that says, vote for suffrage and don't keep them in doubt. and he says to all of these reporters, it's because my mom wrote me this letter and i really think that a mother's advice is the best thing for a son to follow. a mother of three sons. embroider it on a pillow low. that's how close it came, right? finally alice paul was able to embroider the 36th star on the flag. she unfurled it right out here and that is how close american women came to not getting the 19th amendment passed in the summer of 1920. it's an amazing story. with that background, ann and i are going to talk a little bit and we will take your questions. thank you very much. [ applause ] >> do any of those political tactics sound familiar? what was it about the women in that partic

harry berne. no one had harry berne in the yes column. he was in his 20s, his mentor was an absolute dyed in the wool, women are too stupid to handle the vote, and it takes a little while to people to realize early in the roll something has changed a vote. did you hear harry berne say yes? it only take one to win at this point. why did harry berne -- who is harry berne? the entire national press corps, and mr. berne, why did change your mind? mr. berne, you're responsible for suffrage. what changed your mind? it turned out his mama told him to. [ laughter ] so he had in his pocket a letter in his mother that says, in part, hurrah, vote for suffrage and don't keep them in doubt. he says to all these reporters. it's because my mom wrote these letters and i think a mother's advice is the best thing for a son to follow. as the mother of three sons, embroider it on a pillow. that's how close it came, right? finally she was able to embroider the 36th star on the flag. she unfurled it from the balcony there. that's how close american women came

harris. >> are you feeling the burn? were you feeling the bern? are you going to listen to senator bernie sanders? do you believe him now, believe you must back his former rival former vp joe biden. is that a merit-based question, does it matter? >> yeah, i do think it matters to some degree, chris. merit-based question. there's going to be people who answer your question in the negative, say no, i just can't be for joe biden, he doesn't represent what i think the democratic party is and should be. in that speech sanders mentioned they had a disagreement about health care, it's a big disagreement, but if you're biden's campaign you have to be happy with that speech, bernie sanders sounded genuine, made clear we don't agree on everything, not papering over disagreements, that said, we need to focus on the bigger fight here, and bigger fight is donald trump. any democrat, including joe biden, is better than donald trump. if you're on the biden campaign, that's hurdle you needed to get over, the sanders speech. i think bernie sanders gave as much as

latinos excited with their election t helps with kamala harris, because kamala har sis well liked in the latino community. she was the favorite before bern ye became the favorite and then she dropped out. also the polls show that she gives biden a 32 point advantage. people get excited about having her on the ticket, latinos do. ghto'donnell: jamal tonight t the democrat scene is we the people, we have seen that, this inclusive big tent and included in that tent are four republicans we will hear from tonight, one governor john kasich, the former governor of ohio. the point there is what, republicans, you're invited too. >> absolutely, norah. the thing about this convention, it is not just talking to every day democrats who just show up. what we are doing is we are doing this online, on social media. the democrats have got this on nd cablet and cable. this is a convention that has to do a couple of things, it has to convince democrats that stayed home in 2016 that joe bied sen worth going to the polls for even in the midst of covid, or mail-in balance o the-- ballots and convince people to switch back. part of that is to switch to joe bid