justy: i think you can watch for yourself. the president is incredibly difficult interview, but some people, most notably as you mentioned in recent memory, jonathan swann and savannah guthrie, have been successful that. savannah i believe is a former lawyer. there is something about the president and in his orbit, generally you hear he is not challenged. he gets memos and briefings that support his worldview, so when you have someone like savannah who was polite, cheerful, but she was also relentless and armed with the facts and could go back to him time and time again when he did not answer, to push him, politely, but to push him. or when he said a fact that was wrong or misconstrued a study, to say that weight -- to say wait a minute, this is what you are and this is why it's wrong. it does frustrate him, but more than that, it elicits answers for the public that we don't normally get to see when we hear trump talking points. often, the mode is he gets a question and sort of here's a keyword. then he presses a button for, oh

i watched the president i watched the town hall and i watched the joe biden last half-hour and i watched on twitter, both of them. ruth: you are dating yourself. hugh: you are - i hosted the and 2016 no seinfeld , jokes. the kids won't get it. merv griffin is very old but it was that style of format at the end of the couch. i watched twitter through the whole thing for both of them which is how i think a lot of americans tune into the debate and definitely, donald trump generated the most positive and negative responses. jonathan: that's true, actually. for my part, we were out socially distancing with friends in their backyard and got home in time. in having to choose between the two, we chose president trump first because it was only one hour and we could pick up a half-hour, the last half-hour of vice president biden. i have to be honest, i watched president trump because i wanted to see how he will do in this format. when he did the townhall with abc, it didn't go so well. and in looking at twitter and reactions to what joe biden was saying, i actually don't need to watch the first h

i watched -- i never watch cnn but i had to see it this morning to see.hed them for a little while. i watched msnbc owned by commas, msdnc. you watch these polls and say it's terrible. they're fake polls, they're fake. they are total fake. these are real polls. we will win in florida, we are going to win in pennsylvania, i think. [cheering and applause] look at this venue. you have thousands of people across the street that couldn't get in because honestly secret service wasn't that well equipped. we just set this place up. we just set it up. and think of it. we have a venue and the governor that counts the ballots, right? the governor counts the ballots. we are watching you, governor, very closely in philadelphia. we're watching you. a lot of bad things happen there with the counting of the votes. we're watching you, governor wolf, very closely. we're watching you. but the same guy that makes it impossible for us to get a venue, we just got this thing literally hours ago and to have people across the street trying to get in is amazing. it is amazing. [ch

i watched president trump because i wanted to see how is he going to do in this format? town hall with abc, it did not go so well. looking at twitter and the was,ions to joe biden, it i don't need to watch the first hour of joe biden. with him, i know what i'm going to get. calm, steady, empathetic. when i tuned in, that is what i got. the question to the both of you is from the president's perspective, was it the right thing to do to do this doing banjos type town hall? he and joe biden up against each other? didn't serve his purpose? i think he will probably have better ratings than joe. i am said the debate commission screwed this up. it would have been better to have them both their. he got to say the most important thing which was amy coney barrett is a great justice. that was the most important thing he needed to say. 90 minutes toden make a mistake. he made a huge mistake talking about fracking. takeid, we are going to 128,000 people away from fracking jobs. in western pennsylvania, a lot of people are scratching their head and they heard that as you cannot vote f

>> i mean, i think you can just watch for yourself. the the president is incredibly difficult to interview, but some people, most notably as you mention in recent memory jonathan swann and savannah guthrie, have been successful in that. savannah is i believe she is a former lawyer and there's something about the president in his orbit generally one of the things you hear is that he's not challenged. he g gets memos and briefings of support his worldview. so when you have some like savannah, she was polite, she was cheerful, but she was also relentless and choose armed with the facts. to go back to him time and time again when he didn't answer, to push him politely but to push you are when he said a fact that was wrong, when he misconstrued a study, to say hey, wait a minute, this is what you're saying and here's why it's wrong, it does frustrate him a little. but more than frustrate him, it elicits answers actually for the public that we don't normally get to see when we hear trump's talking points. often he gets a question any sort her

i was watching. there were numerous times where kamala harris did get extended or additional times to speak. think things should be even across the board and i felt like they could have had more debate amongst themselves. questions were being driven against trump and more towards biden. asking pence weather, you know, he was going to leave the white house if you lost the election, and if the same thing was not going toher, is biden accept the results? host: that's leslie and franklin, pa, and bernice is in north carolina. bernice, how did your candidate, kamala harris, do tonight? caller: i think she did very good. i have listened to a lot of people's responses and i think it was pretty obvious that pence avoided answering most of the questions and i think it is unfair to put someone on the spot and accuse them of not answering the question. he asked not the moderator whenever he was asked about abortion. instead of answering the questions, he went off on tangents about other things. and did not answe

>> i watch it. >> stephen: that's nice, jerry. >> but, i mean, it's sad, it's sad, it's sad to watch. like you and i like the show. you know, i watch it for somebody i want to see. >> stephen: yeah. >> and-- but you're-- you're essential awkwardness and discomfort is always-- always entertains me. >> stephen: oh, thank you, thank you. then you must have really enjoyed the first couple of months of me doing this show without an audience. >> i did, i did. >> stephen: because i would just finish the show, crawl under the couch, bury my face in a pillow and go, "i have no idea how to do this." we have to take a quick break, but stick around, everybody. we'll be back with more jerry seinfeld. ♪ ♪ ♪ go go go ♪ go go go go on a real vacation. visit go rving.com or your nearest rv dealer. brushing only reaches 25% of your mouth.ion. visit listerine® cleans virtually 100%. helping to prevent gum disease and bad breath. never settle for 25%. always go for 100. bring out the bold™ (fisherman vo)ce) how do i register to vote?ential election... hmm!.. hmm!.. hmm!.. (woman on porch vo) can we vote

>> i watch it. >> stephen: that's nice, jerry. >> but, i mean, it's sad, it's sad, it's sad to watch.arthsis either way. >> i like you and i like the show. you know, i watch it for somebody i want to see. >> stephen: yeah. >> and-- but you're-- you're essential awkwardness and discomfort is always-- always entertains me. >> stephen: oh, thank you, thank you. then you must have really enjoyed the first couple of months of me doing this show without an audience. >> i did, i did gli would just finish the show, crawl under the couch, bury my face in a pillow and go, "i have no idea how to do this." we have to take a quick break, but stick around, everybody. we'll be back with more jerry seinfeld. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the race is never over. the journey has no port. the adventure never ends, because we are always on the way. ♪ ♪ who trust in our performance and comfortable, long-lasting protection. because your strength is supported by ours. depend. the only thing stronger than us, is you. ...crunchy oat clusters with a hotouch of honey...ombine... ...plump, juicy raisins... ...and tasty fiber... ...

i watch this and i watch the reactions. i am tired of decent white people being surprised.bility to see america from what it always has been. it is costing us our democracy. i think chris wallace said i never dreamed it would go so far off the tracks. chris wallace you have been doing faithful integrity-filled reporting the entire career and you have been watching this the last four years. you are surprised the man acted like a child. we have to be able to preserve democracy. i am sort of terrified by that. >> olivia troye, let's hear what olivia said about others working in the trump white house. >> i don't know how any of these people can go home. >> i don't know how a lot of the senior political staff claimed to be christians when i think their actions are anything but. how do you properly politicize things and weigh politics over their regard for human life and the safety of americans, especially children. >> what is your reaction to that? >> again, i think that the motion of american exceptionism is literally getting people killed. prison industrial complex to the chil

do when i watch the videos and hear these noises of the hand movements or whatever. like well it starts in the back of my head and i get goosebumps under my scalp and the hole. that's how i describe it hold the tingles thought. about. tingles travel from the back of the head down the spine. they can be triggered by light scratching and knocking sounds. whispers so other gestures that evoke a personal connection. i pass wanted she's extremely close to the camera you can see her hands up close and at least part of her face up close and you really get a strong sense of her presence of the protagonist in the video that creates a feeling of closeness privacy even intimacy. intimidate. and yes some are videos the viewer is addressed directly they put sounds front and center that are normally just in the background. but they're some of the dios don't cause the same physical reaction and every one for a long time it was unclear if the effects were physiologically quantifiable. but a study by the university of sheffield showed for the 1st time that the heart rate of people who

i can tell you this because i watched a little bit during commercials. she interrupted donald trump more in 60 seconds then george stephanopoulos did in joe biden in 60 minutes. i mean, one was an interrogation, the nbc interview of donald trump, and the other was a picnic in the park. the abc interview with george stephanopoulos, totally different. want to challenge a president, the other to elect a president. that's the difference. >> sean: okay, so with all of that said, the president said okay, i'll answer it again. i condemn it again. i thought -- well, you know all about qanon. not really. yes, you do! what does she know about? did they know anything about it because they write all the time that i know all about it and i don't know all about it. i just don't. >> i'm in the same category. i've heard of them, mostly just because of twitter but i pay no attention to them. i know they are conspiracy theorists. and i don't like conspiracy theorists. this drive to get trump to say things that he has already said, why doesn't anybody, trump's right, ask jo

caroline randal williams will join us because, as i watched the debate last night, i thought the most important things about this debate will not be said by the pundits. they will be said by the poets. but the poets take time. caroline randal williams has had only 24 hours. she is a brilliant and very big thinker. we will get her first draft reaction to what america experienced last night. and we'll be joined by a woman who grew up in the heart land, oklahoma, worked in texas where she began raising her family and now is the senior senator from massachusetts. elizabeth warren will help us keep our eye on what the debate distracted us from last night and was barely mentioned in the debate the president of the united states does not pay income taxes and elizabeth warren has a plan for that. elizabeth warren is not just complaining about how outrageous it is that donald trump doesn't pay income taxes. she has a real legislative solution to force donald trump to pay the taxes that he owes to this country. with only 33 days, 33 campaign days left, we will discuss where the campaign stands

that is what i am watching for, when we get the final results, who turned out? i would think the supreme court nomination hearings as well as the confirmation of justice if the republicans come out and larger than expected numbers, will be a major factor. host: james, north carolina. caller: good morning. i tell you, i really have a problem with all of these polls. ares almost like the polls there because they always overemphasize the democratic vote. i'm talking going back 20 years. the democrats are always in the lead initially when everyone knows nobody has got a 14 point lead, 12 point lead. it gives the democrats a false sense of security, and by that time, registration is over. 10 days before the vote, it is two points. this is not something that happens rarely. this happens every time. it is a must as if the pollsters -- it is almost as if the pollsters are not scientifically equipped to do it, or they do not get real samples to say this is where we are going rather than this is where we are at, which means very little. know if this is a secret cabal doing

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i watched and i'm being scrutinised and i feel that.eing scrutinised and i feelthat. i watched and i'm being scrutinised and i feel that. i have that added pressure just because i am an anomaly, i guess, pressure just because i am an anomaly, iguess, in pressure just because i am an anomaly, i guess, in terms of how young i am, being a woman and being a woman of colour. so i do always feel that pressure that actually, i have to constantly prove myself but prove other people wrong. i'm an fa council member. last season i remember there were two or three occasions when my own fans abused me. and my brothersjust had occasions when my own fans abused me. and my brothers just had to occasions when my own fans abused me. and my brothersjust had to hold me. and my brothersjust had to hold me and say, let's just carry on walking. let's keep going. at other clu bs walking. let's keep going. at other clubs it is trying to get us to get riled up and angry and trying to provoke us into doing something but thankfully, we don't rise to the bait and w

i know you've dealt with the media as corrupt and liberal as they are, and i'm sitting there watching this like, why don't we just have joe biden's campaignme read the questions and argued the debate for savannah guthrie? it was that obvious. >> sean, i spent 21 years in washington as a press secretary and i've always known republicans have a pill. we have to be smarter, we have to work twice as hard as democrats. democrats get softball questions, republicans get hardball questions. but then donald trump came along and anything i thought was hardb it's almost impossible for trump. i mean, the bias of the media and the way they come at him, i watched of thed abc town hall because i wanted to see how biased it might be, the types of questions the audience was asking.y i can tell you this because i watched a little bit during commercials. she interrupted donald trump more in 60 seconds then george stephanopoulos did in joe biden in 60 minutes. i mean, one was an interrogation, the nbc interview of donald trump, and the other was a picnic in the park. the abc interview with george stephan

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i have watched it all. e worst president -- i was born the year that roosevelt, franklin delano roosevelt was elected. i was born in september of that year. i have watched presidents since then. of all the presidents we have had since that time, the worst when we have had, the worst we have had is the one we have now. i am supporting biden. i have watched biden all of his political career. host: why do you support him when it comes to the economy? caller: i have watched trump in the economy. trump inherited one of the best economies the united states has produced in the last 50 years. economy fromthe the downturn that had happened bush when the united states was basically bankrupt. by thehed it brought back following administration, which biden was a part of. in theed biden's role administration and watched the work he did to pull people together. the work he did with the other party. office,ump has been in we have seen division. city, inn new york queens -- host: i'm going to have to get another voice in. l

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i was watching the other night. and the democratic challenger i never heard of the campaign and figure out how to turn these late-night shows where they can also tell jokes and then how you can relax and fall asleep i don't think the money anymore. >> and that examples not just comity but how the media has decided to train liberals versus conservatives like the black face for example depending on what side of the fence you are on your treated differently. >> look at making kelly she's on her show taking questions and i don't want to relitigate this but what i think magan is getting at is a deep understanding of why certain things and color. and then we need to understand more and then to and certain people and with that empathy and concern because we have never understood that. so now in a more personal way way that troubles you chew. we don't do actions am i and somebody because we were brought up in a way and exposed we are allowed to see some things depending on the socioeconomic status and she was knocked off the

caller: i did watch. i have a son who is black. wanted to understand the paradigm we're lived living in. republicansat to and the police. mykills me to talk about son, he has to watch out for the police. i don't understand why we are still back on qualified immunity. i don't think the police should have qualified immunity. host: we will go to rick talking about last night's events. caller: thanks for taking my call. i went back and forth from the two. it's amazing how they treat trump compared to biden. questions really ask did.den, like what he he was best friends with robert byrd. he signed the crime bill in 1994. i think the winner was the lady behind trump with the red mask on. everything.ith trump was on target. host: when you say he was on target, what do you mean by that? a good.he was he was precise. he knew what he was trying to talk about. you can hate trump. he is at least for the country. he doesn't want to go to the marxism way of life the radical left wants. a vote for joe biden is a vote for aoc. the way that she att

i watched him screw new york. jersey.d him screw new i moved to puerto rico. what he did to puerto rico was horrible. he declares bankruptcy. that is all he does. he is going to bankrupt the country. host: i'm going to leave it there. beuld there -- will you watching for any early signs on election night for this race tilting for one or the other? drop off we get a huge votes at 7:30 tuesday night in sout north carolina, we need to look at who those votes are. we need to watch for those unaffiliated voters are swinging. they are the biggest question mark. we do not know how many of them are going to come up and which way they are leaning. i would watch those, and i think we may get a clue fairly early on of who is going to win north carolina. host: tim boyum, thank you for the conversation, host of capital c-span's washington journal, every day, we are taking your calls live on the air on the news of the day and we will discuss policy issues that impact you. this morning, inside election discusses the races that could determine which party controls the senate

i decided to do something about it. exercise more and watch my diet and i lost weight.ht loss is trump's foreign policy. i no longer have to think about it or talk about it except as a lesson. i worry about other things. that's foreign policy for trump. the irony is the successes we had with north korea and china, the middle east. we are not talking about the middle east. that eliminated an issue he could talk about because it's not on anybody's plate anymore. how can you go on and have a debate about foreign policy and argue with donald trump with china. he was the first guy there. he was the first guy to say there was something up. he took the nuclear threat of north korea off the map. we don't hear about "ice." -- isis. his greatest achievement removed that issue. so we are talking about words opposed to joe biden's deeds. he has compromised himself. if he actually wins, impeachment proceedings start the day after inauguration and the democrats won't mind because they have kamala harris. >> a lot more to come. the final debate tonight. up next the brand new allegatio

but i did watch it. i definitely watched it online. i was up, been up since 5:15 watching it.u know, because -- you know, i've never done this before, man, but you know, joe biden, man, he always seems like he's reaching for something. because he knows the words. the words are going to escape him. but i put my hand up like i'm trying to reach and get him back, and you're with me, right? i'm pretty much a '90s r&b singer, watch this. america. i love you. come on. come on, man. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: it's very interesting the way you look at this stuff. because you're so good with these impressions that you do. i feel like maybe it probably takes some of the pleasure away from watching things. like i never -- i didn't even notice the hands that were going on there. and you were -- you could have probably been a detective in a different -- because you're obviously very, very observant. do you do trump as well? >> yes, of course. listen, jimmy, the people. the people love me, trump, the people do, okay? joe, listen, joe. somebody say something to joe. joe, shut up, you'

was watching, i was watching kansas city and las vegas. >> okay. i was going to say -- >> then i was watching the jets. >> i was going to warn you >> then i watched the cowboys and the giants, which was actually a good game horrible injury. >> do you think the ratings are going to be good because i have to tell you, some of the sports, i mean, my wife is watching the same time i'm doing my fantan a lineup and games all over the place. i have to tell you, too many games. so many games at one point lakers winning the championship and some really important football games and now we've got the season going on monday night, tuesday night because of covid. there's a sports overload and somehow it's turning into bad ratings. >> yeah. game three was the lowest rated nba final game ever. prior to that the record was game two and prior to that the record low was game one so, something's going on there's a big debate over the weekend whether that's fans who have been turned off by the nba politically or, to your point, whether it's just saturation of content.

caller: i watched a little bit. what impressed you most? like he called democratic senators out on exactly what i have been talking about. things we are not supposed to be talking about. how she will decide certain cases. i like that she pointed that out. caller: i am undecided. of tryingke the rush to get her through. one of the things that is disturbing is that senator booker and senator harris, it is always a racial thing. for, i thinkey run this is what divides america. we have to talk as a whole if we want to bring ourselves together. undecided.little host: did you learn anything about her personally, where she stood judicially, through this process? is there a standout feature you learned? caller: yes. she knows when to talk and when not to talk. i really appreciate that. she could not be pressured into saying things that she knew she should not be saying. some of the things that are still active in the court. host: there was the process question about the timing of it. she highlighted some of the things she expressed. she said this is

i guess "people versus o.j. simpson" is the one that you famously have not watched, correct? w, i would just -- it was really kind of crazy to me not that it isn't anymore, i'm not saying it's like old hat or anything, seth i'm just saying -- it's just, you know, the o.j. simpson thing, and this is going to be really exceedingly actressy thing to say, but, you know, i had a very profound experience making it where i almost didn't know where i stopped and marcia began. and this happened to very serious actors i'm sure you've talked to a lot of them. and so i didn't want to see it, because i thought this was a profoundly special thing and then a lot of people seemed to think it was good, and then i was like, "well, now i'm really not going to watch it for fear that i will think they're all idiots and what if i hated it? it just felt too precious to me. >> seth: i think that's the right way to play it, genuinely. especially, because everyone has said, myself included, it's so perfect. like, as a performer, you would just -- even if you found one or two imperfections, it would the

. >> stephen: okay, i would buy that, but i watched the footage. why did you go into a bedroom at the suggestion of a young woman to have cocktails to take off a mic. i take off a mic every night. never once have i reclined on a king-sized bed and launched a fact-finding mission to my own groin. anyway, we can't show you the foot annual tonight, but he's here monday and we'll show it then. great, sascha, no holds barred. i don't even know what that means, but it sounds good. now, no telling yet what effect if any, this footage will have on the election. so far, the polls in some of the swing states are tightening-- along with my sphincter-- especially pennsylvania, where the latest polls have biden up anywhere from 10% to only 2%. come on, pennsylvania! you don't need trump! you already have a perfectly good orange monster. things are so tight right now, that in the last 24 hours, pennsylvania has gotten visits from both donald trump and barack obama. it's hope and change versus grope and strange. last night, trump held one of his outdoor shout 'n s

i love watching the show. you on television. >> thank you. >> jimmy: season 3 of "my next guest needs no introduction" is on netflix now. watch all of it. david letterman, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] thanks, dave. >> thank you very much, jimmy, i love you, good-bye. >> jimmy: bye. we'll be back with gillian jacobs. i was covered from head to toe with it. it really hurt. then i started cosentyx. okay, thanks... that was four years ago. how are you? see me. cosentyx works fast to give you clear skin that can last. real people with psoriasis look and feel better with cosentyx. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting, get checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infections and lowered ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor about an infection or symptoms, if your inflammatory bowel disease symptoms develop or worsen, or if you've had a vaccine or plan to. serious allergic reactions may occur. i look and feel better. ask your dermatologist if cosentyx could help you move past

because i watch many, many news stations to get different points of view. , i was very disappointed that en chose at 78 knowing he probably won't finish the first term that he was still going to run for president and that he picked kamala harris. when i listened to her, i'm wondering how would, if he were to be elected, how would she handle negotiations on an international level? i just don't see her negotiating with her demeanor with the heads of china, with north korea, with iran. it worries me. really -- i'm going to stick with trump and pentz. this is linda in thomasville, georgia. how did kamala harris do tonight for you? >> i think she did a great job. even though she was interrupted several times, i think she did a wonderful job and i think she will make a great vice president. calling in.you for john in san francisco, undecided. at this point in the election, why are you undecided? mainly well, i'm dissatisfied with the republican and democratic parties. beingd say that kamala someone who was in san francisco for a long time, i was watching her and i would say that her performanc

and i have watched donald trump alienate these women in real time. lear, they're all trump voters. they are all 2016 trump voters. and, you know, i screen them to find the people who rate the president as doing a very bad job. because i'm thinking about who is persuadable? for a long time, back in 2019, people were still kind of hanging in there. they were still with him. the economy was okay. they didn't like his behavior. hated the tweeting. you know, he just didn't behave himself well. wasn't presidential. wasn't professional. but things were going okay in their lives. but when i saw in march and april and, especially july, really, that's when i saw the bottom fall out. because again, it was the personal consequences. their lives were being impacted. it wasn't like an abstract, foreign policy thing, like ukraine. you know? the economy was doing very badly and they couldn't go anywhere. you know, so -- so those personal consequences. and the thing was i think the president would have done better with these women, if he'd looked like he was trying. i

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i guess he thought it would help him look better but not really sure why watch this. >> you don't askough questions. >> i don't interview biden i only interview you. >> are you ready for tough questions? >> are you >> i think we have enough of an interview here okay that's enough. let's go. >> he's the most powerful man in the world and he spends his time making bootleg episodes of "60 minutes. trump tried to embarrass leslie by leaking a video of her asking tough questions. isn't that her job he'll embarrass bobby flay making food. you got served, bobby. did you see hill drink tm drink with two hands i'm just glad he's back to full strength [ laughter ] >> how is he still drinking water with two hands joe biden is weak. he doesn't have the physical stamina to be president. very, very poor health [ laughter ] >> this is interesting, before tonight's debate they announced a record-breaking number of people have voted. nearly 48 million. i guess that explains why three hours ago 48 million people tuned into netflix i asked when they made up their minds, early voters said march 2020 you

i watched, "on the rocks," rashida jones, bill murray, this is fun. movie, i'm going why are these people hugging each other, what are they doing? it's weird. it's a different world. >> it's a different world. anytime i watch anything now i'm, like, don't dutch, where's your mask? watch your hands! ( laughter ) with this movie, because we filmed it right before you probably couldn't film anymore, we finished in july, it feels instantly nostalgic. we kind of didn't know how care-free we were being by traipsing the streets of new york city. but, yeah, there was a couple of things we had to talk about afterwards because bill had this whole thing about how people wash their hands too much and immediately it felt dated where we couldn't just say that anymore. >> trevor: right. >> in this new era. so, yeah, it's weird. it's very strange. >> trevor: before i let you go, there is one thing i have been meaning to ask you for a very long time, and i just haven't had the opportunity. it is about an episode you wrote, nose dive. i know people don't know episodes

when i watched that clip i immediately asked myself does he realize that the pandemic in the lockdowns that's not a uniquely american crisis i mean we are about to go into a partial lockdown here in germany for example how do you explain his thinking. and that's a very special phenomenon that we've been witnessing all across the united states and it really seems like it does depend on your political views if you will polls those mitigation efforts are not in the republicans or conservatives and i would count the militias in large part into that group they believe in traditional american values like liberty and freedom and they believe that those values are under threat and that's exactly what peter dia's of the of the john c. group american wolf here says and that they have to defend those values and they believe that's an act of patriotism and they only feel as good americans if they step up against that what they believe is an attack on their freedoms and sensually they believe for instance that wearing a mask is an individual decision and we've seen that very often in our road trip

when i watched that clip i immediately asked myself does he realize that the pandemic in the lockdowns that's not a uniquely american crisis i mean we are about to go into a partial lockdown here in germany for example how do you explain his thinking. that's a very special phenomenon that we've been witnessing all across the united states and it really seems like it does depend on your political views if you will polls those mitigation efforts are not in the republicans or conservatives and i would count the militias in large part into that group they believe in traditional american values like liberty and freedom and they believe that those values are under threat and that's exactly what peter dia's of the of the john c. group american wolf here says and that they have to defend those values and they believe that's an act of patriotism and they only feel as good americans if they step up against that what they believe is an attack on their freedoms and sensually they believe for instance that wearing a mask is an individual decision and we've seen that very often in our road trip wher

because that's when i watched keeping up with the kardashian's. yone hates them, who would want them to be doing math? highly allegedly put a stiletto in the throat, i had to wait. not one, not two but three hours before figuring out being able to learn how that all panned out, i don't have much going on in my life because of this pandemic, that's not fair but the calls to boycott embassy over this are ridiculous. you put up a tweet from deborah saying that? they give you 11 seats in will and grace which is slightly more than they've ever given me and i don't feel that way. greg: tyrus, did you think this was a bad idea? tyrus: not as much as they did. i'll tell you why. we, of course, have been extremely, deeply investigating the power of the old white man. we knew was too old white men setting up shop shop across each other, it's bigger than the nba finals, who will have more crafty, old white man tricks? [laughter] what we did learn is that nobody on the left media thought that joe biden could laugh at brown with president trump in a ratings bat

i loved des lynam had always wanted to present match of the day, watching him. but it is true. y no females who look like me or females of colour. i don't think people would have the guts to say anything negative or racist to my face. i don't know whether it is because i am a woman or if that is the reason why. i am guessing that could be the reason why. it does not mean they did not think those things or they did not think that when i was first entering the industry, "why is that asian girl here? "what does she know about football?" perhaps there are people on social media who might not know that i worked at real madrid previously. they might not know i've been interviewing the biggest names in world football for 12 years. so when i am doing something new, sometimes they will say, oh, she is there just to make up the numbers. oh, yeah, diversity gone mad. itjust makes me laugh because, i think, i have longevity. i have been doing this for so many years. if they were picking me because i make up the numbers then they would have done that years ago. i would have been the biggest

i watch them all. i want to be an informed voter bid i voted for obama twice and i was offended when i heard oprah winfrey on national television make the statement, i guess white america has spoken. well, shucks. white america spoke when we voted obama in. we make up the majority of the population so we where is the systemic racism? this is a fallacies in our country. it's actually, it actually upsets me that you would consider most off the population in our country a racist country. every other country in the world wants to come to our country. i think we need to look deeper into her colleges and allow open debates in ourjust college peopn television and give us their view. >> host: okay, john, lauren copeland speak to john's comment about the vice president vp pick with senator harris. >> guest: i was a little bitcond clarify his statement about her acceptance of. >> host: during the primary he is saying during the primary debate that senator harris called the former vice president a racist and a sex

you know when i watch the videos and hear these noises of the hand movements or whatever. well it starts in the back of my head and i get goosebumps under my scalp and the hole. that's how i describe it hold the tingles thought. tingles travel from the back of the head down the spine. they can be triggered by light scratching and knocking sounds. whispers or other gestures that evoke a personal connection. i pass want to see she's extremely close to the camera you can see her hands up close and at least part of her face up close and you really get a strong sense of her presence of the protagonist in the video that creates a feeling of closeness privacy but even intimacy. intimate it. in any s.m.r. videos the viewer is addressed directly they put sounds front and center that are normally just in the background. but tell some of the dios don't cause the same physical reaction every one for a long time it was unclear if the effects were physiologically quantifiable. but a study by the university of sheffield showed for the 1st time that the heart rate of people who experience

you, someone is watching you all the time, anyway, but iwatching you will pick up something, so -- you have to be careful that if you're going to live a long time, you better know that people are going to be watching you and making notes, taking notes. >> jimmy: when you say someone is watching you, do you mean god, do you mean, relatives, do you mean angels, what do you think when you say that? >> well, i think first and foremost, i think, if you have children, your children are watching you, and they will haunt yo stories that you can no longer remember, which is a real problem, too. but i think you base -- i also think that there's a real jimmy kimmel inside of jimmy kimmel that's watching jimmy kimmel all the time and so when he reminds -- there's -- it's that jimmy that taps you on the shoulder that goes, hey, yeah, remember? >> jimmy: yeah. strange, too, because i'm going, like, jimmy, what are you doing inside of me? get lost. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i asked permission to get inside of you, i want to make that very clear. bill, do you

i watched and i found not? yeah, you know what? i watched and ifound it promising. e will pick up a tonne of new folks. those of us who work in campaigns, the biggest cam concern is october surprises and goodness knows we have had ourfairshare of and goodness knows we have had our fair share of surprises and goodness knows we have had ourfair share of surprises in the months leading up to october so we do not need more surprises. you know, the last one being the president having covid himself, so, you know, anything is game in 2020. i think we are prepared for that. joe biden is a leading in the polls, but i am an analyst who thought that hillary clinton was going to do well in the last election, too, so i think there is a healthy scepticism of what the polls are telling us of what the polls are telling us andi of what the polls are telling us and i think for democrats, at least, that will make as work all the harder to deliver on what we think are going to be good results. just very briefly, before you go, do you think when everyone wakes up tomorrow any of this wil