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. >> seth: he's got -- he's got so much confidence now, he's turned into barry white [ laughter ] it'sse guys never got to work together ♪ oh, oh yeah. [ cheers and applause >> seth: anyway, biden is clearly laser-focused on the growing list of accomplishments during his tenure, and his string of big victories and special elections that have revived democrats political fortunes, but he has one very formidable obstacle in his way -- donald trump, a rival with unparalleled political instincts, a man with his finger on the pulse of the electorate, a candidate with the foresight and discipline to stay strictly on message, and make sure he's connecting with voters over the kitchen table issues they care about like this -- >> if you want to see a dead bird cemetery, go under a windmill sometime [ light laughter ] it's not a pretty sight. >> seth: okay, but - [ laughter ] what if i don't want to see a dead bird cemetery [ laughter ] is that an option? also, what do you mean "dead bird" cemetery [ laughter ] is there such a thing as an alive bird cemetery? "i bury them up to their necks they n

back when barry was in the white house he never missed a chance to tell us he was captain planet. >> committed this country to the tireless task of combating climate change and protecting this planet for future generations. what matters is that today we can be more confident that this planet is going to be in better shape for the next generation and that's what i care about. >> jesse: just more hot air from barack because he couldn't care less about the environment. this weekend the former president was in l.a. grabbing a bite to eat with his daughters and obviously very trendy restaurant. while the obamas dined on $20 sushi rolls their suv sat idling outside just spewing pollution into the air. ilgding for hours. check out the video from the daily mail showing barry casually strolling out of the restaurant not a care in the world before jumping into the suv. what happened? i thought barry loved the environment that doesn't look like a guy who cares about his footprint too much. and it certainly doesn't look like the guy who supports the disabled. barey's suv backed right into a hand

barry goldwater and richard nixon cutting a deal with white supremacists.l wul and others were saying gay people want to kill other americans. john boehner and the tea party, sarah palin. it's always been there. demagoguing and dehumanizing, vilifying the other side. i think what we see if you look at it through this long stretch is it's gotten deeper and more intense. if you go from sarah palin to the tea party to trumpism and as the republican party has accepted and encouraged this part of its base, it's thrown it out sort of bloodier and bloodier, red meat until donald trump comes along and says, i know what you want. i'm not even going to bother with the other stuff, ideology and policy disputes and debates, i'm just going to give you the straight up red meat and you listen to what the tea party people said that john boehner authenticated and validated in 2009/2010 that barack obama was a secret socialist, had a secret plan to destroy america and oppose a totalitarian state and glenn beck talking about concentration camps and death panels. if you condit

and barry bonds is the only sluggers to hit that my that many home runs, at dodgers stadium, in a cardinals uniform. two weeks before his retirement. >> thank you. > >> up next, rocking on the white house lawn. elton john gives a presidential performance >> former president trump once e once gave kim jong-un a cassette cassette tape of "rocket man." elton john treated president bin to a special concert outside the house for an event celebrating the unifying power of music. the the artist was brought to tears when president joe biden surprised him with a national humanities medal. he wasn't the only one president biden was seen wiping away tears. elton jn elton john send one of the president's favorite songs, that that he used to sing to his chi. his children. in the bay area, the san san francisco symphony kicked off their new season with a unique performance and gala to t to benefit the artistic communi. artistic community. we were there for the one-of-a-kind cel. one-of-a-kind celebration. >> the symphony opening night gala is back in its full glamour and with a special concert col. concert collaboration. the sounds of the san francisco sym. francisco symphony. it met the afric

and barry bonds is the only sluggers to hit that my that many home runs, at dodgers stadium, in a cardinals uniform. two weeks before his retirement. >> thank you. > >> up next, rocking on the white elton john gives a presidential performance kevin: i've fought wildfires for twenty years. here's the reality we face every day. this is a crisis. we need more firefighters, more equipment, better forest management to prevent wildfires and reduce toxic smoke. and we need to reduce the tailpipe emissions that are driving changes to our climate. that's why cal fire firefighters, the american lung association, and the california democratic party support prop 30. prevent fires. cut emissions. and cleaner air. yes on 30. >> former president trump once e once gave kim jong-un a cassette cassette tape of "rocket man." elton john treated president bin to a special concert outside the house for an event celebrating the unifying power of music. the the artist was brought to tears when president joe biden surprised him with a national humanities medal. he wasn't the only one president biden was seen wiping away tears. elton jn elton john send one of the president's favorite songs, that that he u

white house. >> they are extraordinary. barack obama's picture portrait looks like a photograph. it is o realistic, it's remarkable. hers hers is beautiful. barry very romantic. both different, but amazing. gorgeous. >> didn't they have these a couple years ago? just places ty were going to go. that doesn't change the fact it is so hot around here. >> good time to go to a museum. > >> another day of extreme heat in store for us tomorrow. today's temperatures were quites bad but the temperatures are going to build back as the heat dome strengthens tomorrow. thins begin to shift as we hit the end end of the work week into the w. the weekend. at that point, it's point, it's going to be tropicam tropical storm. it's on its closest approach to california. close enough to send some moisture into southern californa southern california bringing a flooding threat after the heat wave to southern california. some of the moisture will make e make make its way to the bay area. the odds of any shower ors or thunderstorms ringing dry lig dry lightning continue to go down. looking at a limited potential for that as we head into the weekend. it is not a 0% 0% c

white house has since said that the u.s. policy towards taiwan has not changed. joining us now, u.s. retired general barry mccaffrey. k back the president's comments on taiwan about four times now. just your thoughts when you hear the president, he is pretty unequivocal there, it is a pretty clear message that i see. >> well, yes, it's surprising, there is no more experience and knowledgeable president on foreign policy issues than mr. biden, clearly. and the public policy has always been strategic ambiguity. will we fight, yes or no. the whole notion about this, to preserve a diction that there is one china and two separate entities, and peacefully resolve this issue, in some future day. though to the extent to which you're unambiguous, and saying yes we will fight to protect taiwan, and by the way in that interview, president biden went on to say that the taiwanese solely have in their hands the notion of whether they will declare full independence, which technically maybe true, but again, as a provocative act, to mineland china, and we don't want to see war over taiwan. that's the purpose of our foreign policy. >>

in 1960 when he was running for president, barry goldwater and others came in and said don't talk about civil rights. there's more whiteo jfk. and the lesson he learned was to go after the white racist or racist-oriented voters and dump the party's loyalties to civil rights and to black voters in the north. it was called the southern strategy. he told his campaign manager, john marshall, in 1968 to tell the seven delegates at the convention he would give up the pro-negro crap. that's when your grandfather, great grandfather's republican party totally went overboard. it was in the '60 to '68 period in terms of civil rights. since then the party had a terrible, terrible legacy on racial issues, which you see up until today. >> as you look across history, all these eras you write about, is the one we live in right now unique in how widespread the cowardice is among republicans who will not say a bad word about trump, even when you look at the seizure of the documents from mar-a-lago. marco rubio saying it's just a storage issue. they were calling for hillary clinton to be put in jail because of a server in her house. is t

. >> absolutely, doctor barry was read on the comments of the way that water systems are governed at the municipal level so when folks flee the suburbs whether they're whiteose systems. that leads stranded capital in the cities, and it leaves the city's fragmented politically. that leads to fragmentation physically of the water systems themselves. that causes failure. the comments from governor reeves, that's tough. that is tough to listen to. we're talking about the capital of the state that he governs. we can't afford to think of these systems as a separate. we are all in this together municipal water systems work best at scale when this are large numbers of people. i think the solutions, the places where you see majority, black majority minority central cities, where the water does function, well it's situations where you have regional consolidation. you have a regional water authority. nobody is left behind, everyone has adequate water and sewer services. it is literally essentially it's something we all have to. half >> that's for us to mention, andrea, is people are still paying their water bills while surviving without water. they're still paying t