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can.s so un-ameri watching him this morning?le i was shaving and the tv neverlking about how he said anything like that. he honored john mccain. he is the reason why flags are flown half-mast. when the same guy that ship went into harbor, that john mccain was covered and could not see it. he is the same guy that denigrated john. he the same guy that did a similar thing when he talked about george h w bush that was shot down in the pacific. he just stands there. it is almost pathological. i never said anything like that. no one has been better to the military. i just have to focus on what has to be done, not what he did. what gets done from here. >> thank you, sir. >> if i could follow up about voting. we know that the president has been attacking mail-in voting. he has suggested that his supporters book twice. we know that russia knows about the system. are you concerned that this messaging might be working, that your voters might give up voting by mail because they are certainly might be rate? >> yes, -- because they are certai

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all of these marches were peaceful and productive and about racial equality in ameri america. >> greg fatal so i guess it's 97% peaceful. >> juan: oh, my gosh. >> greg: that statistics, i took it in school and it helps. it's a vote between good and evil so that goes back to the good and evil. >> dana: that's always been a dangerous way to approach things. the late charles krauthammer said the difference between conservatives and liberals is that the liberal think you are evil if you are conservative. but i think the divisiveness and partisanship, it's brewing and it's tough and i wonder if on this fresh start ada, again, i do believe that the democrats focus group absolutely everything and every word and that must work pretty well with people who want to see the contrast. there are people in the country who are saying we just need a circuit breaker. now both sides, trump is trying to explain how he sees the violence and how democratic mayors and governors have let this get out of control. biden is saying, he's the president so that's happening on this watch. how it would end and be di

have black unemployment at 13%, even with unemployment at 8%, that's not the reality for plaqblack amerio come out of this with an even more unjust economy? >> i think so much depends on the next few weeks and months. even as you talked about this data, going down to 8.4%, 13% for black americans. i think what we're struggling with is data that's confusing. july and august there was lots of encouraging data but you have to peel it back. we saw better data than we thought but it wasn't like there was way more hiring than was expected, it was just less layoffs. your point about the black businesses. the aggregate data we're all watching in this recovery that in certain ways is better than expected just doesn't tell the story for certain geographies and certain individual and certainly different business types. >> i don't totally get it because it seems like in some ways congress is shooting itself in the foot here and not heeding -- i blame both parties, by the way, and not heeding the results and advice of ben bernanke, who warned don't make the mistake we made in the baoba administration

thought was interesting about his work he's definitely engage would the family man, he knows it, but amerithere he's sort of rejecting it. i want to end today by thinking about frank ideas about photography begin to circle back to photo journalism and begin to have an effect on how the cold war was covered in the american press. and to do so i quickly had to think about the vietnam war. we could do a whole class with just the visual culture of the vietnam war. it did question american certainty, american exceptionalism and begin to question ideas about who we are as a nation and what we value as a nation, called into question our involvement in vietnam. and of course globally people raised questions about american morality, american ethics in that war. and in the coverage of the vietnam war especially like magazines like "life" magazine you begin to see ideas of doubt and uncertainty in the photos being produced and used in the coverage of the vietnam war. he's a wounded medic soldier in 1966. a frame of it is right here on the cover of "life." so how do we see these ideas here? how does t

you're going to need to do things, like i did with the great jim brown with the ameri-can program. my hope was that he would actually rise to the level of being the president for all people, and not just his friends, his cronies. >> but as i understood in the book, michael, you did that because you were trying to change the narrative. that you were trying to re-brand the president, so to speak, as not being a racist. not necessarily, trying to change his mind because he put -- i think it was diversity but he didn't want minority or anything like that in the title of the coalition. so were you doing it to re-brand him? or were you doing it to show him a better way? >> i was -- i was doing it for both. my hope was that, again, he would rise to the level of the president, for all people, not just for his base. >> uh-huh. so i want -- the thing -- the -- the stuff that you write about obama. it was really just -- it's amazing because he has this fascination with obama that he really, deeply admires him. but he can't admit it to himself or publicly. so, therefore, he lashes out at -- at

the vice presi-don't of the un-united states of ameri-don't. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: not sure i completely that one i think you have better stuff. >> okay, mitch mcconnell, captain of the ss nonsense, comma, all aboard, toot-toot >> jimmy: you pronounce comma in the name. look, it seems like the other ones that pelosi likes kind of, so i won't say it's good but maybe she'll like that one >> jimmy, you just saved my career now i can go back to helping the democrats fight the trump administration the best way we know how, with sass. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: kevin chipriano, everybody. [ clapping ] and get this, the other day trump said that he'd be throwing out the first pitch at a yankees' game next month upt's see how those plans are >> president trump says he won't be throwing out the first pitch at yankee stadium on august 15th after all. the president tweeted that he's focusing on coronavirus meetings, and the economy and can't be there that day. >> jimmy: yeah, trump won't be throwing out the first pitch, although, thanks to his handling of the pandemic, he might be able to throw out the

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