so, please join me in welcoming vivek ramaswamy. [applause] vivek: thank you.hank you for the warm welcome. it's great to be at the cato institute amongst friends and great to be in an atmosphere in an election year where so much of the public discourse is focused on what are relatively parochial issues. one candidate versus another. to be able to take a step back in the middle of an election and think about the realm of the why. why we are going through the motions in the first place in either political party. i will kick off with a reflection on risks actually. tell you about two risks and trade-offs we will be required to make in our discourse and future direction of the country. i am a capitalist by background. i don't apologize for that. at the capitalism is the best known system to mankind to live people out from poverty. i think both parties have become apologists for that vision. but speaking of the capitalists, now in the marketplace of ideas, you're always going to have to take some kind of risk in return for a reward. the first is in the area politic

vivek: hacking or some type of attacker cyber attack to stop people from joining him on signal by his sweet if it will be tells metaphor would happen if this or that i would like the equivalent of our interview glitch to respect this morning quaker much more about is the continent what was discussed and we focused on the selection of filling water and growing economy missing out of world war iii, and reviving national pride over this with internet conversation yesterday i think we win this thing handling the more we focus on policy on vision for the future, the more successful we will be unless we focus on that was successful we will be at bottom line of this election, just to my point about even for an interference in what i think about this yesterday larry, that sent chills to my spine ahead of this interview in this discussion and it elon musk that with the top that was russia telling mainstream media news outlet that ahead of them talking to kamala harris, they had abide by the e.u. perspectives on the discussion, and agile of the reactions country would be and you know what react

first, vivek, welcome to the show as usual.o you gave a presser this morning, helping the cause in chicago. tell us about it. what were you saying? what points did you make? >> one of things walking around chicago seeing reception i've gotten, many people even if they disagree with what i say, president trump say are eager to have an open conversation. that is where i see an opportunity for us, larry, reach people who may not agree with 100% of republican policies, but they're against the southern border crisis getting worse. they're against child trafficking in this company, rampant crime, avoid world war three, a good economy. that is what i focused on today. i focused on kamala harris's own policies if she will not give policies of her own, it is fair to attribute to voters what she ran for in 2020. calling for tax on unrealized capital gains. best trigger for a market crash and second great depression than anyone can think of. cosponsor of green new deal. cosponsor of legislation of eliminating private health insurance. tha

to talk about and other things our great friend, vivek ramaswamy. vivek welcome to the show.ection -- intersex fighter. you tweeted about it. we knew she was intersex. what does it mean, is there too much confusion about biological males in female sports? i think that is a even bigger question? >> sure. the larry the specifics of this case notwithstanding more details are coming out, there is a broader question. do we believe as a country, at least in the united states of america, should biological men compete with women in women's sports? i believe the answer to that question is no. president trump believes the answer to that question is no. i think voters deserve the answer from kamala harris. does she believe the answer to that question is yes or no? are you going to find some fringe cases around the edges 100,000 case intersex more complicated? put that to one side. wave seen that happening in track competitions, in swimming competitions across the country, see it at the high school level, the college level, it is an issue for ncaa, where does kamala harris come down on t

vivek as always welcome back, good to see you.here's the thing, i think this gives a whole new dimension, kamala harris, almost, i won't say she is out from behind the curtain but she picked walz. she went with the far left progressives, the bernie sanders wing of the party, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera, what does this mean? what does this mean for the trump-vance campaign, what does it mean for the democrats campaign? to some extent i think this surfaces the bloom is off the rose but what says vivek ramaswamy? >> look i'm going to be very frank, larry. the last few weeks haven't been our best. this gives us exactly the reset that we required. i was shocked she didn't go to shapiro that would be the rational move for her. tells us a lot about kamala harris. say what you will about walz, the vice president doesn't very much in policy. this is her first presidential style decision she had to make and it shows to which side she actually bend the knee, the far left progress scif wing. the dirty little secret, they began their caree

vivek as always welcome back.t to get your take on this big media event with elon musk and also trump's return to x, which some people have been advocating. he is on. he has 89 million some odd followers. a whole lot of people listened to the interview last night. there were technical issues. they seemed to have gotten straightened out. all this internet, social media substantive stuff is right up your alley. what do you think about it? >> i think it's great. it is a great chance for americans to see donald trump in long form. that is what we should want of our presidential candidates. larry i think it is pathetic kamala harris has not sat down one serious interview, long form or short form with the media of any kind. it was mart with elon, he was correct extending the saline have ittation to kamala harris. i doubt she will take him up on it. but if she does i will give her credit for it because that makes the country stronger. how threatened certain people were by the existence of that interview. kamala harris te

but we have kevin hassett and michael faulkender and vivek ramaswamy will visit us later. but before that. we'll bring in congressman mike waltz and brian mast from free state of florida, thank you very much, talk about whatever you you want. i mentioned mr. trump's tax cuts, i thought yesterday, okay, he went t to the lion's den with convention of black journalists, faced strong criticism, thank heavens for harris faulkner, i thought he came out the winner, i thought so, i'll start with my pal brian mast, is because, he emphasized border, inflation, economy attacks cuts. -- tax cuts. those are his strong suits, that is where the democratic administration has done so badly, he kept doing that, i think he went in and came out a winner brian mast, how about you? >> i'll say, the same way you saw it but different. i agree he came out the winner, because he has a willingness whether with a rally or media or someone else to go where he is not invited to bring message to places that need to hear his message, and know he will deliver the right thing for what people need, to get t

i think when it surfaces the bloom on out of rose, what says vivek ramaswamy? >> i will be frank, last few weeks have not been our best, this is the reset we required, i was shocked she did not go with shapiro, it telling us a lot about kamala harris, say what you will about tim walz, vice president does not matter as in in setting policy it tell us about her decision making as potential u.s. president, her first presidential style decision to make. and it shows to which side she actually bends the knee, far left progressive wing. and funny thing, dirty secret about both. they began their careers in politics, appearing to be more centric in democrats. yet he ended up migrating to left, not so much they have their own independent ideologies, who knows what kamala harris ideology is or what tim walz's ideology is it shows which wing of democratic party controls their behavior, in the end they may be just puppetted wielded by far left, the policy record is something they have to own, it will not be good for them. larry: i want to unpack some of those points, for o

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>> reporter: well, that bit of excitement was triggered by vivek ramaswamy.the protesters started to chant vivek go home, and as he was leaving the park where they are gathering, they tailed him. people bumping each other, the protesters started fighting. vivek ramaswamy left, that situation seems to have defuse us fused itself, and that's con -- defused itself. with really only one dust-up yesterday, that occurred when a woman entered the el stop and got up on the platform on the green line at the damon stop. police ultimately wrestled her to the ground, but when the demonstrators demanded she be released, she was, and the march continued. they have adopted some unorthodox techniques, they went to the hotel, the protesters, where kamala harris is staying, and they chanted and banged drums throughout the night. they chanted if they can't sleen gaza -- then she can't sleep. there have been three nights of protest, two nights of arrest. the chicago police have showed up in great numbers every night, and they have not lost control of the city. >> what you saw ye

and later vivek ramaswamy will join us. stay tuned.welcome back. s&p firmed up. finished last week last in after 3% decline monday. dow up about 60. nasdaq also to the upside. >> okay. more market catalysts coming this week. cpi anddata. maybe talking politics, too, lazard ceo peter orszag. good to see you. a wild week last week and almost like it disappeared. happened. didn't happen. give wrn where we were end of t week, what happened? >> u.s. markets overreacted to, wasn't good, but not a terrible jobs report. point one. point two clearly an unwind of the carry trade in japan. that's natural as the japanese raise -- >> how cautious walking into the fall? heard from brian moynihan on "face the nation" yesterday, relatively bullish on the consumer for a long time and had a sort of hesitancy to some of his language. >> good news inflation continues to come down. that's a positive. the consumer has largely held up, although there are signs of especially lower and moderate-income families additional stress. generally decent as is the labo

all right, vivek, let's contyour take. greatest contributor to the democratic party is the medimocn we have kamala and tim in their own words. it is the mosts radical, the most radical candidates to ever run on a major party ticket for the presidencyesiden in the vice presidency in thiscy country. and yet they go completely unvettedhey go. they have a media that is compliant, an extension of their press office. wiur reaction to it and how does the trump campaign deal with that challengeth? e we >> a challenge? look, part of this, sean,of it is the consequence of the fact they laid a trap for us. they us whics joe wass the nominee such that for the last 18 months, republicanst focused our financial and political capital on attacking joe bidehspublicann wn he's not the nominee, but because the press is the one that criticizee thd biden in that last month. here's what they've done. they've banked some artificial e credibility with the public. i've talked to many independents across the countrpy and main push back on the idea

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he has been courting them through vivek who was the guy came up with it, vivek ramaswamy.back now led by scaramucci and cuban and ro khanna, congressman from silicon valley to try to tap into some of this because there are progressives that hold crypto. although i think they have, they have like such a, they are so behind the eight ball. one of the problems they have with this, one of the absurdities for crypto dudes for harris is that kamala harris's vicar president to president biden. president biden appointed gary gensler, presumeably kamala harris likes gary gensler. liz: never know. >> i don't know. who is, whose political patron is elizabeth warren, who also hates crypto, who is, is vehemently supporting kamala harris. i mean this is, this ain't going nowhere. i don't know how mooch or cuban will have to justify the fact that kamala harris is not going to throw gary gensler under the bus. liz: or maybe they look at it as she is from california. she understands silicon valley and these new sectors that pop up. maybe she wants to separate herself from joe biden. >> wan

there is gender on the passport and what vivek ramaswamy says xx chromosomes incorporated indicatingcience, riley. >> you would think. so you would have more hope, at least i did, in the international olympic committee to trust the science, to prioritize the safety of women is that's not what they're doing. looking at passports as if passports can't be changed. seeing that in the u.s. change your passport and birth certificate to reflect whatever you want it to reflect. i am in total agreement with vivek that if you have a y chromosome whether or not you are trans, there are rumors out there that these athletes aren't actually transgender or athletes that identify as trans instead with a athletes dsd. diagnosed sex disorder but nonetheless you have a y chromosome. if you are a y chromosome you are males and they do not belong in women's sports. >> kayleigh: my sister was a heard ler and she didn't have to deal with this in college a few years ago but you had to deal with this. why aren't there more women stepping up who worked their entire lives saying this is not fair. this is not j

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doctor vivek murthy says as many as 33% of parents reported high levels of stress in the past month, compared to with 20% of other adults, and that stress can have long term impacts, including on children. >> parents well-being is linked to the well-being of kids. it can affect their health, their learning, and their futures. no society can thrive when parents and children are struggling. >> the doctor is calling for a fundamental shift in how the mental health and well-being of parents is supported and prioritized, he says. it will require a series of thoughtful policy changes and expanded community programs. well, in three weeks, the san francisco school district plans to release a list of proposed school closures. >> counselors, social workers, nurses, and special education positions. >> union members from the united educators of san francisco protested the plan at last night's school board meeting. the district faces a projected $420 million deficit next year. the union says positions aren't being filled and students currently aren't getting the help they need. >> fifth graders a

joining us for more, vivek aria, at b of a securities.re's already experience amd has working with zt, and being able to design these systems for ai and more quickly roll them out seems to make a lot of sense. why don't you think that within a quarter or two this might start to have impact? >> thank you for having me, jon. you're right. they have been working together, but if you take a step back, success in ai, it requires success in silicon, systems, in software, developers, in networking, and that is something that nvidia has been doing for over a decade. and that is, i think, the competition that amd has to face. then the more practical aspect of it is that by the time they close the deal, that is the middle of 2025, and by the time you start to see any incremental sales start to come from this deal, it's towards the end of '25 into early 2026. so we like amd. there are many reasons to like amd. there's a chance for them to gain share from intel in the cpu market. they're also participating in the ai market which we think could grow 3

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vivek murthy joins me now. thanks so much for being back with us. so what made you decide to issue this advisory and parental stress? >> well, anderson, as i was working on the youth mental health crisis one of the things that became quickly apparent to me was that wasn't just kids that were struggling. it was parents to and as i dug into the data around this, we found that 48%, nearly half of parents our saying on most days, they're completely overwhelmed by their stress. that is an extraordinary number that should alarm all of us. i also found that parents are struggling with loneliness at levels that are higher than other adults. and but only when you look at single parents more than 75% of them are saying they're struggling with loneliness. now, stress and loneliness together form a tough combination that can take a real toll on the mental health and well-being appearance is, do you think that's it's worse than i don't know if there's percentages for decades ago, but is with me why do you think it's as bad as it is now, what's contributed? so th

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. >> former presidential candidate vivek ramaswamy is here.how does this pick change the dynamic of this race? >> vivek the reality is, to bewk totally frank, the last few weeks have not beeotn our best jesse. >> this gives us the reset that we needed. this is a gift from on highh fr from the democratic party. >> it is also a lens intomo how kamala harris will govern. unlike a lot of other people, i don't think kamalaris don't ts particularly ideological. i don't think she has far left ideology. i don'k sht think she has any h ideology. >> but it shows how she's going to buckle to pressurow te becaue this was the firstnt presidential style decision that sheial had before her. do you want a governing agenda of a centrist who i disagree with on a lot of things, but josh shapiro, or dou you want to buckle to the cave of pressur e from the radical cho left? she made the choice. and so i think this is our best lensi this to see how she'sto gv actually going to govern. >> the reality is the vice president iser far less relevant. the he's not going t

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vivek murthy. he's highlighting what he calls the silent struggles that millions of parents and caregivers face every day. doctor murthy wrote in a recent advisory that parents have gotten more stressed in the past decade, saying that this stress could have long term impacts on both parents and their children. and earlier today on the four, we spoke with psychiatrist and author doctor frank anderson. and he says that stress, in fact creates dangerous cycles. >> we normalize parents losing it, but it has a deleterious effect on our kids. stress is passed down genetically, biologically and emotionally when parents are stressed. kids get traumatized. so we have to reverse this. it's super important. >> doctor anderson also said, more and more kids are developing an attachment to their devices in the way that they should be attaching with their parents. well, police are monitoring the area where two muni busses crashed in san francisco. a developing story tonight. the fire department says those two bus

trisha is because you worked for vivek ramaswamy. i think he was very much an online candidates you had such what does the things? about? >> one it is harris campaign is now extremely online and so while this press conference was going on, their rapid response team was clipping every second out of it and east there something to be said for there to be independent questioning of a candidate that can be used by anyone to have answers that he might not otherwise get in a more friendly environment. me tell you what's not on the line? hi is when you pull up at a hanger and a half 50,000 people, you know, it it looked like like donald trump in 2016, the light barack obama in 2008. what's not on line is when you show up and you have 20,000 people in phoenix, arizona, what's not on line is when you're actually you look at polls now, you look at every national, see the clips, these things live forever. but obviously be interviews, a good example when i, what i'm what i'm just saying to you is does that this campaign is not one that's just onl

you heard this week, a lot of people like nikki haley, vivek ramaswamy saying they wanted trump to refocushs, and yet, he's now hired corey lewandowski, his campaign manager from 2016. his book was called, and his philosophy is "let trump be trump." what does that say to you? >> well, look. i don't disagree with some of those folks in that number one, if this election comes down to the economy and the border, trump wins. right now, kamala harris is trying to reinvent herself into something she's not. >> martha: let's stick with trump. >> she's trying to divorce herself from the biden administration. >> martha: 60 million -- >> we'll get to trump. the thing is with trump, you can't also, to win this election, you can't divorce yourself of who donald trump is and his personality. like i've said before, there's a part of donald trump that brings a large part of this country together. he represents a huge middle finger to a lot of people. people are upset about what the economy is. inflation is out of control. price setting doesn't work. >> martha: but he's not sticking to those messages. >> i

vivek murthy argues that we need a culture shifift, quote, stress loneliness and exhaustion can easily affect people's mental health and well-being. and we know that the mental health of parents has direct impact on the mental health of children. something has to change. it begins with fundamentally shifting how we value parenting. he writes and he is with us now, the surgeon general, dr. dr. vivek murthy, i was saying to you in the commercial, i go, i feel seen i think a lot of parents totally understand this and that there's a connection here. what what do you see contributing so much to parental stress? >> well, i'll just say from the outset, parental stress is real and it's widespread and we don't always see it because parents don't always talk about it. i'm very often when i encounter parents across the country there talking to me about their kids challenges, not about their own, but in my work on youth mental health, i came to see very quickly that not only are parents struggling, but they're struggling, it's surprising levels 48% of parents are saying that they, on most days fee

surgeon general vivek murthy acknowledged the impact of parental stress and even issued an advisory calling it a public health issue. in his report, murthy says a national survey of parents found 48% reported their stress is completely overwhelming most days. the nation's top doc says anxiety about making ends meet, concerns about their kids and social media and violence in schools are all contributing to parents stress levels. the report also found the covid 19 pandemic has added to parents already full plate of worries. doctor barbara bentley, a pediatric psychologist at stanford children's health, agrees. i think if we're kind of suffering through what we call the epidemic of loneliness and it's been hard even post-covid, to return to our old normal of getting together as we used to, and really leaning into those supportive relationships to help relieve stress. doctor bentley recommends parents try to plan their week ahead of time, including downtime. i think it's always helpful and even reasonable to do to save yourself either five minutes, multiple times through the day or 15 minutes s

surgeon general vivek murthy issued a public health advisory calling parental stress a public health challenge. doctor murthy says several factors contribute to this, including financial struggles, concerns about violence in schools and the pandemic. he says addressing the issue is important because there is a link between parents mental health and their kids well-being. any parent who is very depressed or very anxious is going to parent differently than a parent that feels like they're solid in their emotion and behavioral health. so we react differently to our children. if we're stressed out, we don't have the same ability to be calm. that's doctor bentley there. as a pediatric psychologist with stanford children's health. she recommends parents try to reduce stress by planning weeks out in advance whenever possible and allowing downtime each day for their own self-care. the surgeon general is also calling for the government and employers to establish programs to better support parents with childcare and other family services. an historic day in the south bay. today, for the first

ciertos cambios de conducta de acuerdo a un reciente informe del cirujano general de estados unidos, vivekcipa de otro modo en las plataformas digitales. la realidad es poder crear comunicación con nuestros hijos, evaluar realmente qué tipo de aplicaciones y también dónde están. eh platicando y viendo, haciendo estas interacciones. además, siempre ser claros con ellos y dejarles saber que en las redes sociales no todo lo que vemos es color de rosa, ya que expertos aseguran que el uso de las redes sociales entre los adolescentes también puede perpetuar desórdenes alimenticios y hasta bajo autoestima. de la misma manera que le enseñamos a nuestros hijos cómo cruzar la calle, hay que también darle esas herramientas de seguridad para que estén a salvo en línea. vamos a unos comerciales, pero antes le comentamos que kamala harris acepta la candidatura presidencial por parte del partido demócrata. una noche histórica para el país al regresar tendremos los detalles. ya está aquí el fin de semana y vamos a ver algunos cambios. pero cuáles serán los impactos de este sistema que ya estamos viendo en

vivek murthy released an advisory on the mental health and well-being of parents. this advisory reveals that to no surprise here. according to a recent study, 41% of parents say they are so stressed most days they can barely function. 33% of parents reported high levels of stress in just the past month. >> it is so widespread and i'm so glad we're finally getting the attention it deserves. i hate to say this is not new. stress, especially if you are working and a parent. i've been on a journey. it is really challenging. >> that's a doctor. brenda wade psychologist with the rafi key coalition for health and wellness. one suggestion she offers don't be afraid to ask for help. you're not in this alone. if you need someone to speak to immediately, you can call this number 9, 8, 8, that is the mental health crisis hotline and you'll be referred to an anonymous local supporting agency who can help you through the times of mental distress. new inflation numbers out last month showing inflation held steady. this is according to federal data from july steady as she goes. kr

surgeon general vivek murthy. >> he is highlighting what he calls the silent struggles that millions of parents and caregivers face every day. >> parents well-being is linked to the well-being of kids. it can affect their health, their learning, and their futures. no society can thrive when parents and children are struggling. >> the surgeon general wrote in a recent advisory that parents have become more stressed in the past decade, saying this stress could have long term impacts on both parents and the children. earlier today on the floor, we did speak with psychiatrist and author doctor frank anderson. he says stress creates dangerous cycles. >> we normalize parents losing it, but it has a deleterious effect on our kids. stress is passed down genetically, biologically and emotionally when parents are stressed. kids get traumatized. so we have to reverse this. it's super important. >> doctor anderson also said more and more children are developing an attachment to their devices, and the way they should be attaching with their parents. >> the a's final game at the oakland coliseum i

another question i wanted to ask was asked by candidate vivek ramswamy until recently, so it seems, he is on ramswamy, and which republican was he, and he was called a populist, and he probably is, but anyway, he was distinguished by the fact that he made several, repeatedly made statements that were unpleasant for us, for ukrainians, regarding ukraine, in particular. he said that ukraine is not a democratic state, and we help almost the same one regime, like the one in moscow, but nevertheless, when... when, for example, the index of democracy in the economist comes out, and we see that ukraine is marked there in some yellow color, as a hybrid regime, we understand that now there is a war, but is ukraine really doing enough to be its own, to feel like a part of the western world, or is it, or is it perceived as such, or should we do more for this? well, i think that people perceive ukraine as a democracy, because if it wasn't democracy, i think putin would have achieved everything, his own, a long time ago. you see, they can look for communication channels and the like, because when w

i went into this election really hoping vivek would have a chance. i would not say i am decided on trump, but i am definitely open. it would be a first, if i voted for the democrats. host: on immigration, is that your biggest concern? caller: i guess my biggest concern personally would be inflation. things are really expensive, anytime you go out to eat or go to the grocery store or even go anywhere, you are losing like 20 or 30 box out of your pocket. host: ben in texas, a republican that says he is open to voting for the democrats but he wants to hear them talk about immigration and inflation tonight. tonight's theme is for the people. let's show the themes for the rest of the week as well. on tuesday, a bold vision for america's future. wednesday, a fight for our freedoms. on thursday, when the vice president and the democrat nominee for president, kamala harris speaks, the theme will be for our future. as we said, the speakers tonight, president joe biden is the headliner. first lady jill biden will be speaking as well. former secretary of state

general is speaking out about the mental health impacts of parenting on wednesday, doctor vivek murthy released an advisory on the mental health and well-being of parents. it highlights urgency to better support. parents facing high levels. so yesterday, august 29th, the california department of public health launched our newest of the statewide public education campaign, which is facts, fight fentanyl. the campaign aims to raise awareness of the dangers of fentanyl and how to prevent an overdose with no walks so our fox 5 fentanyl campaign reaches californians where they spend a lot of time which is online and on social media. the campaign includes advertising across the state. >>on streaming television, billboards, bus stops and more. our campaign is also available in multiple languages, including english, spanish, chinese and korean. >>us is this an indication of how big the problem is in the state right now? >>yes. so in california saw more than 7,000 opioid related overdose deaths nearly 87% of those deaths were related to fentanyl california drug overdose is also the leading caus

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vivek, thank you. >> thank you. >>> it is 8:00 a.m.arty just got a little bigger. i'm andrew ross sorkin. brian sullivan just joined us, in true olympic fax taking the baton from melissa lee for the final hour. >> can't take it any more. >> you're done. joe and becky are off on this summer friday. a lot gone on. preparing for a merger with skydance, pair ramount, talk ab that later in the hour. then this story causing a lot of commotion. former president trump saying if he's elected in november he should guest a say in federal reserve interest rates decisions. trump making that comment at a news conference in mar-a-lago. he feels he has a better instinct about all of this than fed members or the central branch's chair. researchers at microsoft saying iranian groups are increasingly trying to affect the vote. breaking into an account of an unnamed high-ranking campaign official. that happened in june and breached a county level official's account weeks before that. >>> good to be here, by the way. is there an actual baton, melissa? taki

nikki haley, vivek ramaswamy, and usha vance also entered the scene. >> the whatsapp chats are blowingare unprecedented. >> we have had more south asians reach out to volunteer with us than in all other election cycles put together. >> reporter: and while many north carolina voters we met were encouraged by harris' identity -- >> i am feeling so excited. >> reporter: -- others say that's not enough. >> a little confusing. >> reporter: and that's because this community is not a monolith. while over 40% of asian americans lean left, south asians represent at least nine countries and six religions, leaving this demographic divided on key issues. so we sat down with these three voters to learn what matters most. who here is still undecided? raise your hand. what does kamala harris need to say to win your vote? >> a cease-fire in the war. so if there is no cease-fire, there will be no vote. >> reporter: this 24-year-old says the crisis in gaza has shaped how many libbual democrats view the biden-harris administration especially muslims. >> it's just difficult to see someone the same skin co