and florida, you are going to hold him to it. >> senator, amy klobuchar, minnesota, she will join us, thank you, senator. >> thank you, it is great to be on. >> so, how is the best were going, as someone who spent 45 days on the bus in 2010? >> not for the democrats. >> we want to say which bus, but it is a very powerful way to connect with voters. i have always liked the idea of showing up in someone's backyard, you know, and having, sort of the family picnic altogether. what has been that experience? how is that messaging being received? not just to the partisans, those who are already on board with harris-walz, but to the voters, because we have been talking about coalition building, we talked about liz and dick cheney, for example, we saw republicans, like myself, i would never-- republicans in my framing at the democratic convention, lieutenant governor, duncan, and others, this is part of this coalition now. how is that messaging resonating, particularly given the sort of-- the focus of this post work? >> really strongly. you look at that first event, 10 miles from mar-a-lago,

democrat asked senator amy klobuchar is walz's longtime minnesota colleague. >> whenever he can get in a little bit of his personality, i think that's a good thing. >> reporter: it's been reported that governor walz is nervous about this debate. is that really true? >> i think that anyone that goes out on the national stage and says, oh, i don't need to think about it at all, i think that they are not being honest. >> norah: and nancy curtis is here with me, so how are these candidates feeling about the debate that is going to be right here? >> reporter: they are setting expectations sky high for the other guy, so for example, the trump campaign said j.d. vance has only been a politician for a couple of years while tim walz has been in politics for 20 years, so he has the edge. then you have tim walz saying, i am simply a humble former schoolteacher, j.d. vance is a leo ball school debater, he has the edge. the reality is, norah, both of these men are very comfortable speaking extemporaneously about

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campaign surrogates including senator amy klobuchar kicked off the fighting for reproductive freedom tour today in palm beach county, florida, that's just miles away from mar-a-lago. the first of at least 50 stops in key states in the run-up to election day. and nbc's marissa parra is reporting from boynton also with florida. also with us, former republican congressman of florida, david jolly, msnbc political analyst. good to have both of you here. let's talk about why florida, trump's home turf, and what exactly this bus tour >> hey, chris, good >> hey, chris, good to be w a couple of you. a couple of things i'll just address this clearly this event just ended, they're packing up behind me. we actually just wrapped up an interview with one of the speakers we heard from today, reproductive rights ana cook, storyteller, she shared her testimony today and we hope to share some of our interview across our platforms later, but she was one of the many speakers talking about why it was so important to vote yes on amendment 4. so, i will get to that in a the moment. the major messages and g

. >> joining me now is democrat and senator amy klobuchar from minnesota, helped kickoff the bus tourive rights and joined by former senator from missouri, democrat, msnbc claire mcclaskal. what a treat. to weigh in on a lot, a lot. senator klobuchar. >> it is great to be on with claire again. >> we want more of it and it has not even started. you are fresh off of the bus tour. >> yes >> kicked it off in palm beach, florida, can you talk about the response you got and what the mood was like down there in a place that the trump campaign is calling trump country? >> highly energized. this amendment 4 galvanized the people in florida. just as you saw in kansas, ohio, 13 points, people turned out. not just democrats, republicans, independents and said no, women should be able to make their own decision about their health care, not politicians. the race in florida there is a key senate race down there, the democratic candidate, we have got a number of congressional races down there. and, of course, kamala harris race. so, it was a blast to be down there actually with anna navarro and other

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. >> joining me now is democrat and senator amy klobuchar from minnesota who today helped kick off thebus tour of course focused on reproductive rights. we're also joined by former senator from missouri, msnbc politicalis analyst, claire mccaskill. what a treat to have both of you here and weigh in on a lot of things. >> afraid to be on with claire. >> w we want more of it, and it hasn't even started. you're fresh off this bus tour. >> t yes. >> kicked it off as we know in palm beach,s florida. can you talk a little bit about the response you got and what the mood was like down there in a place the l trump campaign wa calling trump country sph. >> highly energized. this amendment 4 has galvanized the people of florida. just like you saw in ohio, kansas, 13 points people have turned p out not just democrats republicans, independents and said, no, women need to make their own decision about health care, not politicians. this could change the whole trajectory of the race down in florida. there's a key senate race with the democratic candidate. we've got a number of congressional races dow

. >> senator amy klobuchar grabbed a seat at our table for crafting a winning message on the economy and abortion. grab your coffee, acetylene welcome to "the weekend".. >> we are 59 days away from election day and three days away from the first presidential debate between vice president harris and donald trump. tuesday's debate will also be the first time they meet face- to-face because donald trump did not support the peaceful transition of power and did not show up to the inauguration in 2021. harris has been preparing for the debate in pennsylvania and trump spent part of friday attacking women who have accused him of sexual misconduct. the ex-president perform for the tv cameras at trump tower in new york after appealing a court decision that found him liable for sexual abuse. while we are just under two months until election day, americans will start casting their ballots very soon. early voting kicks off in battleground states like pennsylvania on september 17. that is less than a week after the first debate. joining us now is msnbc political analyst basil's michael he is a pr

today minnesota senator amy klobuchar headlined a bus tour on reproductive freedom for vice president kamala harris in south florida. just ten miles from former president donald trump's home. >> women turned away from emergency rooms, forced to the brink of death before receiving the care they need. and that is what donald trump is so proud of. >> last week trump announced he would make fertility services like ivf free for all americans, but didn't detail how the government would pay for that plan. >> and for people that are using fertilization. the government is going to pay for it or we are going to get our mandate, your insurance company to pay for it, which will be great. >> a tight race in battleground states and nationwide. harris will take her message to voters in new hampshire tomorrow. >>> turning now to the hotly contested san francisco mayoral race. there are some big names in the bay area politics, trying to oust mayor breed from the post. our lauren toms has been spending time with five of the candidates, trying to figure out what inspired them to run for office. behind t

we have a former harvard center chief of staff for amy klobuchar and he joins us now. heart of the argument is the first amendment. that the law impinges upon the freedom of speech of tiktok's 170 million or so users in the united states. how successful is that argument going to be? >> we will find out. it's a tough case. first amendment right of free expression, courts don't like to trust that narrowly. at the same time you have with the u.s. government is calling a unique security threat that has unprecedented reach and depth. you have strong arguments on both sides and everyone is watching to see which way it will come out. caroline: the three of -- ed: the three of us have discussed this before, we will discuss it again. why does the political engine not take into account more the wishes of the user base, the 170 million americans who like using tiktok? doug: it's very difficult for lawmakers to go against the will of the voters, but it happens when there is a serious enough threat that they are willing to reach across the aisle and hold hands and do something diff

we are blessed with two of the best united states senators you can find with tammy baldwin and amy klobuchar. [cheers and applause] incredible. and there's a lot of races, but one i am pretty familiar with, a congressional race in minnesota. i have the privilege of being prepped with one of the most effective legislators i have ever worked with. jen schulz is running. -- i have the privilege of being friends with one of the most effective legislators i have ever worked with. this is one of those deals where you get an incredibly accomplished public servant who is in it for the right reasons, and we make sure we get kamala harris a majority in the house of representatives. [cheers and applause] and i will just give you two reasons why the current occupant should not be there -- denying the election of 2020 should disqualify you from service. [cheers and applause] and when those 4000 jobs in replacing the ridge, do not come crawling over here when you voted against it and tell us you had something to do with it. [applause] go get jen elected and so many others. every time this happens, when gw

. >> jimmy: and probably like amy klobuchar is like, what, you're a fan of mine?ng democracy in action. it was fun. >> jimmy: and the spirit in the room was as we saw on television? >> it was electric. it was electric. >> jimmy: it was, yeah, yeah. no good deed goes unpunished. >> yeah. >> jimmy: your wife posted this. >> oh, yeah. >> jimmy: text exchange -- >> xwoit in trouble. >> jimmy: before your wife post aztecs exchange between you, does she check with you? >> no, no. >> jimmy: not at all? >> we're past that, past that. >> jimmy: did you do it, you know there's a possibility? >> yeah, you know, she likes to roast me sometimes in public. this was one of those moments. >> jimmy: it's like having tmz in your house a little bit, right? i've noticed over the past few days, my wife keeps videotaping me doing things. and i know it's something for instagram. and it's driving me crazy. >> you know what, the mistake we made, we both married funny women. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and they're -- >> jimmy: next wife, not going to be funny at all. [ laughter ] >> yeah, yeah. som

and amy klobuchar's omitted her letter to the attorney general and to lina khan and copyright there areith our economy that comes to government and these are all very top of mind for us. neil: you probably heard this a million times, you hear from retailers and those are very big in the social media arena, life narrowly was going on before tiktok became a big thing it will continue going on if it's no longer thing, what do you say that. >> today the 12th annual ltt 800k600 creators, brands, agent managers here, there has not been a single conversation about this, i will tell you the tool become so sophisticated for the brands that they believe in tapping to a creators community because her tapping to the authority of the creator in the trust that they have people to follow them, that's a thesis it doesn't matter what platform they're doing it on it's a thesis after moving forward on the strategy and we would expect us to roll tape into other platforms for example in goldman sachs at the next three years that the creator industry is going to double the half a trillion dollars, 94% of our

this is amy klobuchar out for vice president harris. >> as we note with cheney and adam kinzinger and the number of republicans that have been coming out, we are going to vote for kamala harris. 37% of people said they voted democratic because of the freedom to vote because they did not want to have an assault on our democracy. that is what you are hearing from a number of republicans who, albeit, may not agree with the policy but they believe the patriotism is the most important thing, that we uphold our democracy. >> harris campaign said it welcomes the support it is getting from anybody else who would want to support this campaign effort. in the beginning, they said that this is a big tent campaign, even before vice president harris was at the top of the ticket. they have been trying to build this coalition. they hired a republican organizer, if you will, if you months back to try to wrangle the support that could come with republicans, in particular, from those who have supported nikki haley before she dropped out of the republican primary race. that is something we can expect to

democrats like florida congresswoman debbie wasserman schultz and senator amy klobuchar of minnesota out trump for flip-flopping on his position regarding abortion rights. the tour will head up to jacksonville, florida, today with at least 50 stops planned in key states throughout the fall. joining us now national politics reporter for "the hill" julia manchester. julia, good to see you again. so you've been writing about this bus tour in your latest piece for "the hill." certainly, you know, a little gamesmanship by starting it in palm beach, but it also does highlight not just trump's flip-flops and we'll get into that, but also just what an important issue abortion rights, reproductive rights remain heading into november. >> really a huge issue across the country, jonathan, but also in florida remember as voters head to the polls in florida in november, they won't only be voting for president, senator, other down batt races, but they'll also be voting whether to enshrine abortion rights into the constitution. we know right now florida is under a six-week abortion ban, so obviously

this bus tour begins in palm beach county, led by amy klobuchar.xpected to make 50 plus stops in critical states throughout the fall. the goal is to highlight trump's role until the overturning of roe v. wade and the threat a second trump term would pose to reproductive freedoms. this comes after a whirlwind few days last week when trump waffled on abortion initiative and the issue of ivf. joining us now from palm beach, florida, is marissa parra. today's kickoff event is practically happening in trump's backyard. what's the message from the harris/walz campaign? >> reporter: good to be with you. i hope you can hear me. it's just getting started behind me. i will point out there were a few counter protesters outside the harris/walz campaign kickoff bus tour that we're at right now, and some of those trump supporters were shouting, you're in trump country, so this not lost on the harris/walz campaigners here. this is something that was done by design, and to make a statement here. there's a couple of things, one, we have abortion rights on the novem

senator amy klobuchar, live for us in palm beach, florida. we appreciate it. thanks so much we're excited about the bus to our people are pretty sect up here in florida. >> so we're ready to go begin with donald trump's decision and now we're going across the country. thank you, jim. >> lava, buster. alright, thanks a lot, senator. appreciate it. thanks so much. we want to bring in cnn's alayna treene. now alayna, i mean, this this abortion issue is obviously going to be a complicated one for donald trump. and as senator klobuchar was saying a few moments ago, it is going to motivate democratic voters women voters to go to the polls in droves and states all over the country. but there's some talk that you know, democrats would love to see florida put in play. maybe that's not the case house trump trump team responding to that right now? >> i mean, look, the trump campaign recognizes how potent of an issue she with this is across the country, particularly for women. and remember right now, we are seeing the gender gap really widen with harris now at the top of

all amy klobuchar. klobuchar. right? and i think kamala is blessed with a really cool really distinctive first name. she should lean into it and so should her admirers, they just need to say it, right? >> all right. that's fair enough. brian. >> yeah. >> a couple weeks ago i brought the message that mercedes and bmw is are showing up at war omar, it's they're trying to stretch their dollar today. i bring up food banks in wisconsin that are suffering. they have tremendous shortage, their suffering as this economic message, this harris is trying to answer. she's not delivering. you go to wisconsin more than one food banks in the areas in key districts, there shortages and that's just an example of the biden/harris administration on my hot take is is that the food banks wouldn't be he wouldn't be surprised that on election day those precincts went republican, leading indicator, perhaps we'll see ashley, this has nothing to do with politics, but give us introverts a break, okay? man, i'm overall of you introvert. i've overwh

. >> we need to pass my bill with amy klobuchar, we shouldn't use ai to deceive voters and it's wrong. and ai generated images and voices need to be labeled. we've seen both presidential primaries attempt to use ai in a deceptive manner, on the republican and democratic side. and let's not forget who controls ai in the country, the mega corporations, the same big tech companies, we ought to hold then accountable and keep our kids from deep fakes. and the porn industries ruining lives and ought to allow the victims to sue to protect themselves. the time is nearly over, and haven't heard the answer to my question, who is lucas kunce supporting on the ballot. the presidential. 15 seconds left. i'll give it back, david. if lucas would like to answer? >> that concludes our question period. it's now time to move to our closing statements. josh hawley, you're the first to deliver your closing statement and you may proceed. >> thank you so much, david and thank you to the missouri press association. we have 15 million illegals who have come across the border just in the last three years. we h

of silicon valley into the rest of the economy and the progressives haven't been shy about it, amy klobuchar said, the economy is way too concentrated, all the way from cat food to caskets, i don't know why she chose those two point >> she is thinking of her staff.>> that shows you the vision they have to be able to micromanage the economy, forget bsg and di, they are going to do it via antitrust point >> in that regard, this is one of those moments where the thought leaves my head, it is that age, almost 50, so in the antitrust field, you mentioned google, but the other one that struck me, jetblue and spirit airlines, trying to do the merger, they worked on it for about a year and a half, not all the way to the end and they said they didn't have gait access at airports because jetblue needed to grow, they couldn't get efficiency with fuel prices, things like that. and suddenly the federal government said we don't think you should do this, the biden administration doesn't like the merger, then next week, both airlines started laying people off. >> we have seen a lot of this, mergers and acqu

senator amy klobuchar often says the economy is way too concentrated, from cat food to caskets. i don't know why she chose those two examples, but that just shows you. erick: her staff. [laughter] patrick: that shows you the breadth they have to micromanage the economy. forget dei by regulation, they are going to do it by antitrust. erick: in that regard, this is one of those moments where i have the thought and the thought leaves my head, it is that age, almost 50, no, so, you do have, in the antitrust bill, you mentioned google, but the other one is jetblue and spirit airlines. tried to do that merger for about a year and a half, got all the way to the end, and they said they did not have data access at airports because the economies of scale, jetblue needed to grow, they could not get efficiency with the fuel prices, things like that, and suddenly the federal government says no, we don't think you should do this, the biden administration does not like the murder, then next week both airlines have to start laying people off and cutting routes. patrick: we have seen a lot of in

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