for barack obama. what you just said he has this ability reset the conversation and you have seen him do that time and time again back in that 2007, 2008 race. attacks. i will take that. an incredible ability do that. i will for a second talk about michelle obama. with the clip that you played. that part of the cop vens, she made a point that is -- convention she made a point. there will be a lull. there will be a moment where there will be some republican talking point that start to seep in. i see even on my feed more and more tweets by african americans and concerning and i don't know if elon his has finger on the button. i am starting to see that more. if i am seeing it, it means there is a lot seeping in. at this moment that michelle obama was talking about, ignore it. her point was if you don't get that phone call, the campaign may not knock on your door. understand she is doing something in a short period of time that most people have two years to do. she is building a campaign, an operation with

there's no politician quite like barack obama. no one who can deliver a message like he can, who can get under donald trump's skin in the same way. pulls as high favorability ratings in the democratic party like he does, which is exactly why in the race's 18 days, obama will be out crisscrossing the country to rally voters in battleground states for kamala harris. obama's event in pittsburgh last week garnered a lot of excitement. people signed up for nearly 1,000 volunteer shifts following his remarks. already there are long lines for his campaign event in tucson, arizona. tomorrow he'll be in las vegas and next week he'll be in michigan and wisconsin. but the big event will be next thursday where president obama will campaign alongside vice president harris. tell two together for the first time in this race in a state that went blue in 2020 after going red for nearly 30 years. and that is georgia. enthusiasm in georgia is through the roof. early voting number have already broken records with over 1 million ballots cast. the poll

the plan of sending barack ob obama, is working anymore?calls them to publish the way of rich white the project does. >> his neighborhood and he's like adidas, what is the problem? >> opportunity for black men and that's not insulting and force to clarify the next day the black opportunity agenda was for all americans and federal law forbids doing things based on race. less than 24 hours after his him about. and indian giver. [laughter] you to identify as a woman of color. [laughter] is there anything funnier that the democrats had a monopoly on the black vote for 60 years and they are forced to admit they have no deliverables? >> realizing identity politics not enough to draw them across the finish line, it's barack obama, joe biden saying you're not black if you don't vote for him, they are trying to say i will revoke your placard as i see fit must the most demeaning insulting think a party can do. >> especially when they say revoke the black carpet they don't have a government id card. [laughter] >> kamala said a lot of people in rural a

sean, we know who the problem is here, barack. and that's why no one's responding to this arrogant message. i think oj searched every golf course in the world looking hard. he did the work. all right. we're going to be watching tomorrow night. jimmy fallon, the one and only. thank you sir. when we come back, more hannity straight ahead. we have a bar. no, no, i have a bar in happy's place. we could be the new golden girls. matt. matt. ladies. who are the golden girls? happy's place. check your local listings. hello. i'm former arkansas governor mike huckabee. a lot of times you can't control the amount of sleep that you're getting. i know it's scary unless you use relaxing sleep. relaxing sleep is a product that's made from natural ingredients, and it usually works from the very first night you try it. relaxing sleep is studied, tested, and designed by a neurologist to help you fall asleep faster, stay asleep longer, and wake up refreshed. relaxing. sleep worked. from the very first night i took it, i had more focus and mental cla

i will always say that barack _ she says? i will always say that barack obama - she says?will always say i that barack obama was the best speaker ever. i think most speech writers are partial to the president the road for, i am sure and ekka would say the same thing about george w bush. what you have seen from kamala harris that is important, and i should say this when i was writing speeches, residents, candidates, they can tell you what you thing about commenta phuket what harris said last night, that was very good example of a president a candidate telling what you thing about —— they can tell you what you think about. the last time trump had power, january 6... trump wants to be a petty tyrant which if you look at his leg which, is accurate, and she talked about she would do differently, laws on price gouging, noting new housing to bring down the cost of housing, and alsojim with the border without demonising immigrants which i think is important, right? we can have a secure border without being horrible people and saying these disgusting things, and it's so strange in

that's barack obama.ala harris' internal poll numbers must be so bad, they are making the messiah leave hawaii to hit the trail for the home stretch. >> president obama they are calling on him to go to pittsburgh next week as they lean on his star power to turn out the vote. star power among democrats at least, and we have seen this to great effect in several last election cycles where obama is sort of called in the final hour in order to thwart democratic complacency. >> jesse: barack obama is having second thoughts about the second second coming calm a -- kamala harris. taylor swift into it. walz blue now obama have to come in and stop the bleeding snack have to ask you but your boss in the campaign trail. you say you are dubious of celebrity endorsements. >> he is perhaps the best liked politician or former politician out there and he has constituencies, and 1 of those constituencies is younger black men who there's been a focus of his work, and that's also a big weak spot for kamala harris. if there's

him continually saying that he beat barack obama, and confusing barack obama and joe biden.he list just go on. >> and now dangerous. whether it's age or something more nefarious, he is talking about paying the democrats were trying to kill him. >> again, everything does seem to be amped up and unhinged. here's a question, peter. we have been talking about this for quite some time, the donald trump has broken all norms of political rhetoric. i have been talking about charles and how radically different donald trump is from charles krauthammer and how different he is from the 240 years of conservatism before he came on the scene. so i am curious, because even in 2017, charles krauthammer was saying that donald trump is basically unhinged and acting like an 11-year-old. so you have looked at the speeches. sorry for the long windup, but it's important so people don't say peter is just saying what they have all said for years. you looked at the speeches through the years. you actually see him regressing? you see a difference between the danger and just the maniacal rantings today

and now barack is now being called in. i mean, he's doing ads for and senate candidates in michigan. come on. he's the former president. this guy's got a lot more to do than g that. well, i did take that as a better sign for democrats,wa because the one area that was the shining spot for them before wasa shinor that trump wa overperforming a lot of these republican senate candidates that were behind t republi in te states, from michigan to nevada to wisconsin to others. but that being said, if barack obama's coming out for some of those senate candidates right no ng for senw, it's just to mey they're not nearly as confident as their previous puffer y would suggest. now, for us, i don't want us to be complacent, jesse. it's easy to fall intoe lacent. that trap as well. we've seen several times overwe what happens on the ev've e of these elections. this is around the time last time around that the hunter biden laptop story wasnk suppressed. so i think we've got to stay vigilant. we understand it's not a we've stn evene not p

and you can see it with barack obama. i mean, the whole thing with barack and michelle is try to disappear. the harris biden administration try to make everybody forget that harris is vice president of the united states and has been for years, and her record is appalling. this is all an attempt to change the subject and laura, it's just not going to work because her record is what it is. 15 million illegals or more crime like we've never seen in this country. inflation like we haven't seen in 40 years. that's kamala's record. those are the facts. everybody knows it. that's why she's losing. but you know, back to my point here is that barack obama is the one who ushered in the era of trump. it was obamacare. it was all the spending. it was it moved to the left on the social issues. so the tea party was out spending about spending. but then the populist sensibility of the republican party really took off. so he's responsible for it. but now he's going to save the party from trump. he delivered trump. yeah. you know, obama c

maybe barack obama handing over a great economy to donald trump. >> i know.d hog's day. kn. it's like ground hog's day. and then donald trump -- sell it, democrats, so it. michelle and faiz, thank you both for your time. when we come back, the inside story behind the trump administration's child separation policy and how it is being used on the campaign trail. next. n the campaign trail. next. >> the immigration goddess. they took us to this place then told us that we are all going to be separated and then we started to cry. >> i don't want this to happen to other kids, and it's sad to see if it's going to happen again. >> the harris campaign earlier this month highlighted the stories of two brothers who were among the more than 5500 children forcibly separated from their families during the trump administration. today, nearly 1000 of those children have yet to be reunited with their families. donald trump is vowed to pursue even more extreme immigration policies if he is re-elected in just 12 days. joining me now is jacob so rough, nbc news correspondent and

former president barack obama will indeed do something. week campaigning for vice president kamala harris in pittsburgh. the event next thursday will be his first foray into the election of a battleground state. according to a campaign official, it will launch a larger effort on his part as he will ramp up his campaigning for harris in the final stretch of the election season. obama's effort marking a full circle moment. kamala harris was an early supporter of his 2008 campaign. she knocked doors for him. so far the former president's work on behalf of harris has raised $76 million. that is from fundraising content signed by him and events featuring him. so having the democratic heavy hitter out on the campaign trail will bring the excitement and energy to a whole new level. it is not only harris who is receiving support from president obama. he's also endorsing democrats and important down ballot races. today he released a new ad for elissa slotkin running for senate in a crucial swing state. >> michigan, this is barack obama. i want to t

i made the image that just provided the symbol that immediately said, "i back the human being, barack - when i see it, you can tell that it's like, it's strong and like you feel it. - it makes you think of change and something different and positive and new. - the posters, i remember like putting them up at my school. (chuckles) i remember buying obama merch. i had never bought presidential merch in my life or cared about it until then. - [kristen] over 20 million millennials turned out to take part on this historic day. - it is now 11 o'clock on the east coast and keith, we can report history. [keith] barack obama is projected to be the next president of the united states of america. - [brian] an african american has broken the barrier as old as the republic, an astonishing candidate, an astonishing campaign, a seismic shift in american politics. (crowd cheers) - [crowd] obama! obama! obama! obama! - it's my first time voting and i got to vote for this. and i mean it just feels so good. (dramatic music) (crowd cheers) - i definitely remember exactly where i was when he won in 2008. (

that is where barack obama was appearing with kamala harris with the campaign should this is barack obamabout a minute and a half from yesterday. >> when donald trump lies or cheats or shows utter disregard for our constitution, when he calls pows losers or fellow citizens vermin, people make excuses for it. they think it is ok. they think at least he is owning the libs. he is sticking it to them. it is ok as long as our side wins. and by the way, i'm sorry, gentlemen. i have noticed this especially with some men. who seem to think trump's behavior of bullying and putting people down is a sign of strength. i am here to tell you that is not what real strength is. it never has been. [applause] real strength is about working hard and carrying a heavy load without complaining. real strength is about taking responsibility for your actions and telling the truth even when it is inconvenient. real strength is about helping people who need it and standing up for those who cannot always stand up for themselves. that is what we should want for our daughters and for our sons and that is what i want t

it was very clear and barack obama wanted to withdraw from the middle east.ind to do that, to establish stable order was to lift iran up. to make iran a regional power equal to israel and the arab nations. that's why they lifted all of the sanctions. that is why they went after the nuclear deal. that's where they continually put pressure not only on israel but saudi arabia, the united arab emirates and egypt to let iran's share of the neighborhood as they put it. it has become an article of faith since the obama/biden era producing with joe biden and kamala harris back on the white as you saw when donald trump was in the white house. kamala harris oppose the strike to kill that terrorist mastermind. time and time again the democratic party has aided the rise of our rot in the middle east through appeasement. through conciliation, sanctions relief, outright bribery for hostages. that's why they continue to do so today and they'll continue to do so if kamala harris wins. as you said the ayatollahs are trying to assassinate donald trump because they know he will

barack, nodding his head, seems to agree. according to this lip reader, obama tells him that's true. the relationship between these two presidents is strained. biden is off the ticket and some are second guessing the switcheroo. trump says obama's feeling like this. i think he's angry. he pretends not to be, but i think he's an angry guy. he's a nasty guy. he's got a little bit of an edge, and, you know, he's angry about a lot of things. you look at what happened with biden and you look at what he did with biden. he really hurt biden. if you think about it, they stole the election from a sitting president that's, you know, i always say coup, but the word coup, i don't think it's accurate enough. they just walked in and took it away from him. that is a legendary thing. he didn't want to give up. he's angry now. they're all angry at the democrats. if you think she's angry, they're both angry. for both men, this is personal. kamala's faltering candidacy threatens the end of the obama-biden era. that's how conrad black puts it. t

obama. >> i'm sorry, one more time. >> barack obama.. but he is going places. he made a really effective close to a speech where he was basically taking on trump for all this disinformation. talked about the human toll and cost of this disinformation about hurricanes and the absolutely shameless and amoral approach that trump takes the politics and at the end he brought it down to the masculinity. he give a message specifically to men and said this is not manhood. he said this is not real strength. it is not putting people down or bullying or just lying or being super triggered on the debate stage, you know? it is actually being thoughtful, being calm and being kind and being compassionate and i think that is a message that young men need to hear and men generally and actually kamala harris is the one that exudes more of that strength. >> all right, i know you have a great one. >> ethel kennedy, the late ethel kennedy who died this week. when i was a young man, one of these young men that we are talking so much about, i met the kennedy'

barack and michelle obama have been every person. they have been poor and struggled in middle class to upper class. they are every person. people understand them. for barack obama to get him toward the last 32 days is the best thing he can do. it is like reading a book. you remember the first and last. he often offers the punch that no one else has given. he finds those little areas and spaces and filth them. he is one of the greatest of our time but michelle obama may have taken that at the dnc. he is still one of the greatest of our time. he is a beloved president. his numbers are in the top 10 according to historians. this will help her. particularly in states like michigan with black populations like in dearborn. it will help in philadelphia and places were pennsylvania more so. in the suburbs of philadelphia. i believe barack obama and whatever charisma he has will be dynamic. i believe it will be tight but i think it will help her in a lot of ways. >> if there is one lesson, it is this. it is always and was always so much worse

plus a seemingly taped conversation between barack obama and joe biden goes viral. hmm.hat were they talking about. was it kamala? i retouched all my wedding photos, and it was even affecting my health. i trusted you because you specialize in dental implants. you created a permanent solution and customized my teeth so it still felt like me. my new teeth have improved my life and changed my future. - thank you. - you're so welcome. finance the smile you want for as low as one forty eight a month per arch. schedule a free consultation. from the first day of kindergarten through the day they graduate high school, in california, 38% of students attend a public school that fails to meet minimum health standards. prop 2 will fund urgent repairs at local schools. protect kids from toxic mold and asbestos. ensure clean water. and to fix what's actually broken, all public funds go to local schools. without raising taxes. yes on 2. all kids deserve a safe place to learn. >> who was that. >> mary katherine. >> tell me something, i'm giving a speech thoughts about what i might say t

heading to atlanta today for the fifth visit after announcing her candidacy and comes ahead of a barack obama next week. swing state is moving voter turnout and there's now well over 800,000 ballots cast after a historic 306,000 were cast on the first day of early bal balloting. >> no, they've been saying that for eight or nine years and that's going for them and what we saw them we're now over a million early votes in the breakdown of the vote is encouraging for republicans as well? this and it's been a good weekend for it. charlie: i'm very skeptical of polls and one-over the latest wall street journal polls have them basically neck and neck and trump 45 and harris 46 and where do you think the state of play is right now? >> normally early vote turnout in the state of georgia facing the democrats and going 20 points in that first week and this week it's almost even and going for republicans to be ahead. we've not seek that and we're another aspect of that and we're seeing this low voter with the track and there's a long way to go but it's very encouraging numbers. charlie: bringing ba

stalin , on the run on the great success of the economy, over that's right, we are treading water barackma said. was that the board is safe and secure, which they told for three years, it's not true for and how american towns and cities are more safe and more secure, weight, no. defined, dismantle, stop that. then you're paying a lot less as a pump -- nope, paying about a dollar 50 more a gallon. great economy we have! what low inflation we have, have a -- well, we have war on two continence guy don't we. that is right. nothing has gotten better under harris and biden and that he failed policies break a failed! americans are suffering, it's an obvious time for change, that is why we see nothing but smears and slander and character assassination from the left, in fact,, democrats and their friends in the state run media mob have prepared almost every american through every evil meter in memoriam from hitler, stolen and on. don't even get me started on the russia hoax and the love of censorship into this country. many in the left are hyperpartisan when it comes to trivial matters, this wee

today in wisconsin president barack obama said this. >> he is swaying, ymca and, and, the governor she is standing there, with this weird look on her face like -- she does not know what is going on. like a hostage video. can i, can you imagine if tim did that? or kamala did that? now, our playlist would be better but, but you would say to yourself this is odd behavior. he called himself the father of ivf. i have no idea what that means. you don't either. he said january 6th was the day of love. you are going to hear this from me. do not boo, vote. they can't hear you boo, they can hear your vote. that is the way to send a message. >> so, look, my point is you would be worried if grandpa was acting like this. you would call up your brother, call up your cousins, have you noticed? but there is coming from somebody who wants unchecked power. something we do not see what an older, lonnier donald trump looks like with no guardrails. america is ready to turn the page. we are ready for a better story, wisconsin. >>> in detroit, michigan tonight, one of detroit's famous sons, eminem introduced

can we please hear from my friend, our 44th president, barack obama! it is good to be back in atlanta. all right. all right. so i love you too. i love you too. so you all may know, it was over -- it was 17 years ago, it was over 17 years ago when i took a trip to springfield, illinois. it was a cold february day, and i went there to support this brilliant young senator who was running for president of the united states. and millions of americans were energized and inspired, not only by barack obama's message but by how he leads, seeking to unite rather than separate us. that is why in 2007, 2007 i went new year's eve to iowa to knock on doors in the snow, and all of these years later barack obama, i say to you, your friendship and your faith in me and in our campaign means the world. thank you, mr. president. thank you, mr. president. and we have some extraordinary leaders with us tonight, and i thank everybody who is here for taking time out of your busy lives to spend this evening together. i want to thank georgia's congressional delegation. all of t

president barack obama sure. folks are dancing back here.i see them all in my periphery so y'all can relax. cedric. congressman, congressman, you know what? men love being nagged about how we talk. we love it. do you think if j.d. vance was being interviewed by hannity and hannity called president trump, donald j. trump vance would correct sean. excuse me. that's president trump so far. barack and kamala's black outreach has been scolding and correcting grammar. but if that doesn't work, maybe a little bribery will. kamala's proposing giving black entrepreneurs a $20,000 forgivable loan. a $20,000 forgivable loan is not a loan. it's a handout. number one, how do you prove you're black on point 1%? do i qualify? and two, how do you prove you're an entrepreneur? can you just start a website and pretend you're selling maple sirup? when you add $20,000 to the $25,000 for first time homebuyers, that's a $45,000 handout. that's reparations in disguise. it's illegal, it's inflationary, and it's dead on arrival in congress. and it's probably a bigge

come work for us for this guy named barack obama. yes he did. and in my first meeting with obama did not go as well because i was at the 2004 convention in boston, where he gave the keynote address, and i was working for the kerry campaign. and, the chief speechwriter called me from the road and said, you know, there's a there's a line in the speech, the keynote address being delivered by state senator barack obama, barack obama, that, john kerry wants to use in his speech. and i was like, so he's like, well, we're going to need you to go take that line out of the speech entirely. needs to change the line. and i'm like, what? so i'm 21 walk down the hall. barack obama's practicing the 2004 convention speech on teleprompter. for the first time. i walk up to gibbs, i was like, he needs to change the line. i tell melvin gibbs, like, i'm not telling them. you go tell them. so i introduce myself. i tell them, you know this line well, and obama just is like an inch from my face. and he goes, are you trying to tell me i have to take out my favorite lin

jackson alongside barack obama. some big names to try to encourage more african-american voters to vote for kamala harris. this is a state that has had early voting. we have seen more than 2 million voters have cast a ballot, which is what the campaigns wanted to see, people voting early. gain an advantage going into voting day. across the country, these battleground states will be the deciding factors in who will end up occupying the white house. sumi: certainly the case. looking at donald trump and his campaign, it has been said they are feeling increasingly confident even though the polls have not budged. tell us about what we will see from them over the next week and a half and until the election. >> i think both candidates will be making their particular pushes not only to their base but to those undecided voters, or those voters who have not decided which way they will vote. those voters will be key, which is why you will see so many candidates and surrogates and vice presidential candidates crisscrossing batt

as barack obama adequately said, that was joe biden and nancy pelosi who gave out those checks. but, so many low information voters are based on those stimulus checks and they are talking directly to working- class voters of color, who will tell don lemon, when she is interviewing them on the street, that they are voting based on the stimmy. they need to break that information logjam, and get people to understand where that stimulus check came from, that is core democratic policy. and that when donald trump came in, he was golfing well president obama's economy was cooking. it was obama's economy he was living off of. that is why he had time to play golf, because he really didn't do much as president, except spend down and basically squander all of the bounty that barack obama left him by giving it to billionaires like elon musk, who are now funding him to keep the tax cut. this is key information. those are the clips that the kamala harris-tim walz campaign once clipped and socialized, so that people can get out of this information bubble and this lie that donald trump had a gr

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president barack obama starting the mini blue wall tour before dashing the detroit tonight. any minute now he is going to take the stage with vice presidential candidate tim walz in madison. and tonight, the first person to vote in wisconsin looking to rile up the supporters and fortify the foundation of the critical blue wall, and what the voters are telling us as they head to the polls. >>> and plus, former president trump headed back to north carolina and looking to lock down the state in november. our reporter spoke to voters there about why they are voting early this year, and we just learned about a big interview that donald trump plans to do on friday. >>> and dodging the question. senator ted cruz is fighting to keep his seat, but he will not give a clear answer on the issue at the top of voters' minds, and what that might mean for the close race. our nbc news reporters are following all of the latest story, and we start with barack obama in wisconsin trying to rally the kamala harris supporters as the polls are opening early on early voting on day one. kelly o'donne

and over on the campaign trail, minnesota governor tim walz and barack obama are said to hold a rally in detroit at 3:45:00 p.m. eastern. j.d. vance, republican candidate for vp will speak at 4:00 p.m. eastern. and president trump is is set to hold a rally at 7:00 p.m. remember he has a business roundtable, the latino roundtable in miami and then north america win carolina. now "america reports." >> this election is a choice between whether we will have four more years of total failure because of what is going on now, we are a nation in decline. the biggest problem in this country has is what they have allowed to happen to us at the border. they have allowed our country to be destroyed. >> i think the economy is bad, but i think -- and it's made really bad by the horrible inflation that was caused -- the inflation is really the biggest problem. she's off. now, i can't get over it. who the hell takes off? we have 14 days left. it's been on president trump in miami engaging in a roundtable with latino voters in making the case that he is the best person to lead the country. but with two

>> jesse: kamala is imitating barack but there is one problem.more like hillary and the streets know it. >> there is nothing about the poll numbers that we're seeing right now that should make anybody feel like she has this. >> a member those numbers with hilary. >> and i keep saying this campaign feels more like hillary than it does like obama. >> jesse: when hillary was in trouble with the black vote, democrats closed their eyes and prayed for the god to save her. that is charlamagne tha god. but then hillary pulled out the hot sauce. >> what some thing that he was carry? >> hot sauce. >> really? >> yeah,. >> you get in their formation right now? >> hot sauce! hot sauce and my bags? what? >> hot sauce, yes. >> people say this and say, okay,, she is pandering to black people. [laughter] >> is it working? [laughter] seriously, i have been eating a lot of hot sauce. rock peppers and hot sauce. >> jesse: then democrats tried it again. they scent biden in and he told them, you're not black. >> it's a long way until november, we have more questions >

barack obama was not the only one campaigning in a critical battleground state today. the democratic candidate herself, kamala harris, was in michigan today holding events throughout the state. here is what vice president harris said in oakland county, michigan just a few hours ago. >> we are the underdog, and running as the underdog. but make no mistake, we will win. we will win. we will win. yes, we will. we will win. and we will win, because we understand, and we will win because we understand what is at stake. america is ready to chart a new way forward, ready for a new and optimistic generation of leadership, that is all of you. it is all of us. which is why democrats, republicans, independents are supporting our campaign. in fact, you may have seen earlier this week, over 100 republican leaders from across the country join me on the campaign trail. including some who served under donald trump's administration. because, you know, they know him best. they understand what is at stake. and i believe americans want a president and deserve a president who works for all

but really, barack? but what i what i really want to know, you know, i guess i'm one of those bitter americans that cling to god, guns, my religion, my faith. or maybe i'm just an irredeemable, deplorable, i guess. right? and if we believe jesus is lord, by the way, and you say it at a kamala rally, guess what? they will tell you you are at the wrong rally anyway. biden. democrats. they keep saying that trump republicans are a threat to democracy. well, why don't they run on their great economic success? ask yourself this. their closing argument is fear calling trump racist and a threat to democracy. and of course, mussolini and hitler and stalin. why don't they run on the great success of the economy? oh, that's right, barack said. we're treading water, or that the border is safe and secure, which they told us for three years. that's not true. and how american towns or cities are more safe and more secure. no defund, dismantle, no bail laws, kind of stop that. and that you're paying a lot less at the pu

and with early voting under way in arizona former president barack obama held a rally in tucson tonight in support of vice president harris and governor tim walz. he said this about donald trump. >> donald trump once us to think that this country is hopelessly divided between us and them, between the "real americans," which-- by which he means his supporters-- and, in the outsiders who don't support him, because having people divided and angry-- and angry and resentful, he figures that h boosts his chances to get elected. now-- so, so those are his intentions. i do have to point out that along with his intentions there is also a question of his competence. have you seen him lately? i mean, he is out there. he has given 2.5 hour speeches of just word salads. you have no idea what he's talking about. he's talking about hannibal lector. he's talking about this. ct he's talking about that. he held a town hall meeting-- where he-- he just-- let me explain-- because, i've done a lot of townhall meetings. the point of a town hall meeting is to take questions. he just decided, you know what? i'

. >> last night we saw former president barack obama, arguably one of the most popular figures, along with his wife, michelle obama, they're hoping to juice turnout on their side and appeal to undecided voters who find the obamas to be favorable. with someone like nikki haley though, i think it's different. i think bringing someone like her out is, you know, is in an effort to appeal to a specific subset of republicans that she was able to appeal to in the primaries. remember, even though she didn't win the g.o.p. primary outright, we did see her getting significant, you know, portions of the vote, sometimes 10, 15, 20% in some of these states, meaning that there are republican primary voters who like nikki haley. the question is though, are these primary voters going to come home to trump and vote for him in the general election or are they going to be protest votes. neil: as you indicated, every little bit helps, and if you would get a few otherwise might not have shown support for donald trump, but then would. and could i get your take, at ethel kennedy's funeral this past week we

as barack obama accurately said, it was joe biden and nancy pelosi who gave out those checks. so many voters are voting based on those stimi checks and voters of color who will tell don lemon when they're on the street that they're voting on the simi. they o need to get people to understand where that stimulus check came from. when donald trump came in he was golfing while president obama's economy was cooking. it was obama's economy he was living on. that's why he had time to play golf, because he really didn't do much as president except spend down and basically squander all a the bounty obama left him by giving it to billionaires like elon musk, who are now funding him to keep the tax cut. this is key information. those the clips that the kamala harris-tim walz campaign want clipped and socialized so that people can get out of this information bubble and this lie that donald trump had a great economy. no, no, no, president obama had a great economy, handed it to this man who squandered it, and then messed up covid, and ended the great economy and plunged us into a recession

barack obama or a number of the other stars-— other stars. on in news and _ other stars. that get picked up on in news and sites _ other stars. that get picked up on in news and sites as - other stars. that get picked up on in news and sites as well. other stars. that get picked up on in news and sites as well as the votes included into the political debate is more effort to continue to keep the names in the public zeitgeist similar to what we're seeing with president and his podcast with joe rogan again. there was an immense appeal and audience, folks who may not be paying attention as closely to the traditional forms of media. thank you very much for that. just also coming it was, this is from the kremlin because there was a report in the wall streetjournal that the russian street journal that the russian president streetjournal that the russian president vladimir putin and elon musk the billionaire founder of space x have been in regular contact since 2022. the kremlin are denying that, kremlin are denying that, kremlin spokesman saying it

part of what we expect from barack obama is that same message. he's one of the biggest voices in the democratic party and wants to encourage people across this state to register their votes now. and they're trying to drum up, push up votes in suburban areas and in places like dane county here where it is not only the state capital but it's also a college town. they've seen a growth of the county growing in numbers and population, and they want to make sure they maximize that. so, that's part of what's happening here. barack obama is also, of course, going to a couple of the other key battleground states in the next few days. we're at that point so deep in the election season where election day is now a living thing with early voting beginning that the big names are coming out in terms of entertainment, in terms of the political stars of each party, and certainly having the candidates out on the road. while kamala harris is in d.c. today doing a couple of interviews, governor tim walz will be here and then holding a rally later today in racine. ka

here comes the foreign president barack obama he is coming out mistake. obviously in just a moment going to be joined by vice president kamala harris in their first joint appearance. together this entire campaign season she will be appearing also with michelle obama this weekend here in these final days so obviously, they're hoping that this is going to be as bakari sellers was just saying, really aid turnout event as opposed to eight persuading event, a turnout event. let's listen to the former president now here in georgia buddy, bruce springsteen a couple of guys from those capital one commercials if that doesn't get you fired up to vote, i don't know what will already. i'm going to repeat it. we are going to keep repeating it here in georgia. early voting has already started so if you have not already to go you're going to remember to bring your photo id if you need to figure out where to go. go to aiwill vote.com slash ga. and then you get your friends and you get your family to make a plan to vote chance to choose a new generation of leadership in t

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romney was tied come all of a sudden barack parachutes in with the bomber jacket and the logo and hugse, romney looks out of touch and loses the election. anything could happen but trump has momentum. >> greg: unlike the menu at a restaurant. her economic agenda as a menu, one page, would be for only blacks. the other page would be for mexicans. mexican would have family-style, blacks just weed. and some crypto, you can pay with crypto. dana, it seems to me that either she is too lazy or too cocky to come up with an answer for something she knows is coming and you know there is an answer to that question. you are in this business. she says when did you know joe biden wasn't mental decline and why didn't you say anything about it? you know there is an answer. >> dana: and she knows -- well, there is the truth. and then there is the fact that she can't and won't. part of it is out of loyalty and the other thing is because she can't and won't. they took the entire day off yesterday to prepare for two interviews. and you still end up with headlines like this. i think at this point, no one

you have to remember nobody under 30 has ever voted for barack obama. another part of this is that i wonder how much time he spends with lower middle-class, working-class or black men that are highly intellectual, highly sensitive and funny and cool. how much time does he spend with them rather than helicopter in every two years around election and giving some kind of chastisement about manhood and pulling up your pants this time of the electoral context and is not delivered to anyone else in the american electorate. >> if it is not barack obama, if it is not him, charlemagne is doing the podcast with him this week. >> no. charlemagne has an important role. i think she did a good sitdown discussion with steven jackson and matt barnes on the smoke pot test. they may not be the messengers. it is about the organizations we talked about being excited that we are mobilized at the beginning of the individual calls. those of the guys. the woman that need to get out into the trenches away from the fraternities and sororities and get back to the barbershops and

even barack and that's the thing. vivek ramaswamy is author of truth: future of america first. all right, vivek, welcome to the show. i want to dig into some more pleasant issues but this barack obama feature find going to have a couple speeches and not the economy and not the imuation and not crime and not safety and not anything. it's all about race. the brothers getting back on board. what do you make of that. how do you see this. >> one of the encounselorring things about this election is we're seeing the breaking apart of so-called ethnic coalitions and hispanics and black and more coming together for donald trump and that's a beautiful thing and one of the accomplishments in the civil right movement saying you can't pre-kick things about the content of their character and the color of their skin and modern democratic character and obliged to vote for a candidate and that's deeply disappointing and that's the silver lining on this, larry. i hope and increasingly expect they will. kamala harris and tim walz share in common and one is a black woman and one is a white man. bo

we both worked for barack obama. we know how good he is but one of the things you decide on a campaign is how to use people like him. it's not moving everybody who likes him, but talk about what they want out of him? maybe they want him to do that but i think they want him to excite and engage people and get them off their couches. what do they want? >> i feel that way every october in an election. i think barack obama is the most popular democrat elected official in the party. he is someone who can get out a big crowd, rally the faithful come and convince democrats to get out to vote if they have not already. he has been speaking directly to african american voters. i think is someone who has known kamala harris for a long time. in an election where he appendicitis when voters saying they need more information about her, he can credential her. he can say when i was president, she was a senator and she fought me to be tougher on banks because that is who she is. when she was california attorney general. it's a combin

here comes the foreign president barack obama he is coming out mistake. obviously just a moment going to be joined by vice president kamala harris in their first joint appearance. together. this entire campaign season she will be appearing also with michelle obama this weekend here in these final days so obviously, they're hoping that this is going to be as bakari sellers was just saying, really, a turnout event as opposed to eight persuading event, a turnout event. let's listen to the former president now here in georgia buddy, bruce springsteen you got a pair those capital one commercials if that doesn't get you fired up to vote, i don't know what will >> you you've heard this already. >> i'm going to repeat it. we are going to keep repeating it here in georgia. early voting has already started so if you have not already go you're going to remember to bring your photo id if you need to figure out where to go go to, i will vote.com slash ga. >> and then you get your friends and you get your family to make a plan to vote because together we have a chance

we talked about it and wondered if barack obama's kids were embarrassed by barack obama rapping eminem. >>> if there are any two kids in the world not embarrassed by their dad. not their dad in general. just the lose yourself just saying we asked the question and turned it over. >>> two weeks and get used to it i am going to be here every night, friday nights two weeks in a row. this is it. this is the final stretch. we are staying with it. >> you know it is serious. >> you know it is serious. it is getting real. if we get you on a friday night i love to see it. alex, you may know that martin sheen is from ohio which explains why he will be joining us tonight with sherid brown from ohio. >> that is what they call a twofer >> thank you, alex. >> have a great slow. >>> it has been 80 years since adolf hitler was part of a election, now he is back. trump quoting hitler saying adolf hitler did some good things, trump has not said what those good things are. his response to his former white house chief of staff, marine corp general john kerry said his praise was not to deny the words that j