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by landslide victories but ecting new and strong progressives, in missouri, with corey bush, jamal bowman in new york, and othd i'm feeling positive about the future and we will rally the american people >> is biden in some ways a better candidate for your voters and for working americans than hillary clinton was? >> you know, i don't want to get into persolities. but i think, you know, hillary hit a negative nerve if you like i think what most people see in true.lutely what is and that is he is a very decent guy. you may disagree with him on the war in iraq, you may disagree with him on health care, but he is a compassionate empathetic and decent human being a i think anybody who knows him, and i do, will tell you that. >> you are very p with young people. so what do you tell them if c ty say th't vote for joe biden? >> i tell them they should vote for joe bideny and m them are. example, understands that it is imperative that we beat donald trump. >> let me show you this clip from a recent speec joe biden just gave. take a look. >> i want to make it absolutely clear, i want to beal clear

through far bowman's the whole of the family in occupied west bank killing the couple and their infant son their eldest son who's 4 years old at the time is the only survivor. may god punish him i hope iraq in jail suffer while he's alive as he's done as harmony in justice and i hope he's punished on judgment day i hope he rots in jail russia's president has pledged one point $5000000000.00 to belarus during a meeting with the country's embattled leader is also reiterated supports for our xander look at shameka who's been facing weeks of mass protests following a disputed presidential vote u.s. secretary of state's might calm peo has called for a quick solution to the gulf crisis and the lifting of the blockade on carter he made those comments ahead of the 3rd u.s. carter strategic dialogue in washington d.c. . in sudan thousands of people who lost everything to the floods are appealing for more help aid started to arrive over the weekend but it hasn't been enough at least 100 people were killed and thousands of homes have been submerged the now river moves to record levels. a few 100

host: we are going to continue talking about jobs, but we are bowman. move to karlyn she is going to discuss a new report on how working americans feel about their job and their financial standing during covid-19. good morning. guest: good morning. host: first of all, as labor day approaches, we are in the saturday before labor day. this is six months after the coronavirus pandemic. he looked at several opinion polls about how americans feel about their jobs and finances. walk us through some of your top line conclusions. guest: i think i would echo some of the comments of your previous guest in saying there is a lot of hurt, a lot of pain, a lot of americans are struggling. is aso see -- and it paradox in the data -- for those who have jobs, they are actually doing pretty well. to take the report further, we looked at those people with jobs , and most of them are very high on what their employers have been doing in terms of giving them guidance. they also feel their employers have done a lot to protect them overall. again, a lot of new surveys on wheth

. >> laura: candace, bowman says w that joe biden is aligned with these views. is he?> absolutely. joe biden is going to say whatever he can to get elected. even though it's the exactt opposite of what he did the day before pit he'll align themselves with the radicals just like nancy pelosi lines up in line with these radicals, like joe schumer aligns with the radicals until they wake up and the radicals do not want the moderates. we are watching a literalap civil war happening amongst the democrat party and they are not going to recognize his party by the end of this election. there are a bunch of politicalge refugees that don't know what this party is and what it stands for and let me tell you i believe that in november all of those people are going to be voting for donald j. trump. >> laura: the corporate money, candace, pouring into black lives matter? that is helping fund all of this. >> o where is the money going? nobody can answer the question. when you donate to black lives matter, billions and billions of dollars, where does the money go? there is no campus, s

. >> laura: congressional black caucus member, jamaal bowman, laying out his agenda on msnbc back inune. >> we need bold, urgent action, similar to the new deal that was implanted by fdr. we need a green new deal in this moment. our democracy cannot be healthy and cannot thrive with this level of racism and economic inequality existing within all of america's institutions. >> laura: candace, joe biden is aligned with these views, is he? >> absolutely, joe biden is aligned with anything he has to say to get elected, even though it is the exact opposite of what he said the day before. he aligned himself with these radicals the same way nancy pelosi falsely aligned herself with these radicals, like chuck schumer chuck schumer aligned himself with these radicals until they wake up one day and realize these radicals t the moderates. we are watching a literal civil war civil war happen amongst the democrat party, and they are not going to recognize this party by the end of the selection. there are a bunch of refugees, political refugees that don't know what this party is and what it stands

chalked and up tonic bowman nagasaki. same day, the soviets declare war on japan in nigeria. six days go by, the impair upper announces japan's unconditional surrender. what happened? walk us through those six days to get the emperor to the point of surrender. >> well a little context. hear what you have to understand is a to get japan to surrender was really two steps. someone with legitimate authority had to decide that japan as a nation with. surrender and japan's armed forces had to comply with that surrender. neither one of those steps was a certainty through most of 1945. now the emperor makes a critical decision. august of 1945 talks to the foreign minister nieces the warmest and now. this is before this is after here shown hiroshima because before soviet intervention. he had a lost faith to meet the invasion and the concern about the japanese people reaching revolutionary state sometime in the fall. these all played into his mind. he announces that his decision before the inner circle of leadership in the early morning hours of august 10th. we have the dire entry of a

host: we are going to continue talking about jobs, but we are bowman. move to karlyn she is going to discuss a new report on how working americans feel about their job and their financial standing during covid-19. good morning. guest: good morning. host: first of all, as labor day approaches, we are in the saturday before labor day. this is six months after the coronavirus pandemic. he looked at several opinion polls about how americans feel about their jobs and finances. walk us through some of your top line conclusions. guest: i think i would echo

in 1961, president eisenhower, admiral bowman, wonderful general, warned the united states about thex. and we have a president in office right now who missed that warning, obviously, because he shovels money into the mouths of the -- of industry, of military industry. raytheon is right at the center of it. it's entirely inappropriate to have a former executive of a raytheon company, a boeing, a lock heheed martin, the whole bunch, in the pentagon. it is inappropriate, and it is counterproductive for the national security of the united states and to our taxpayers. >> given all that's at stake, i understand chain of command, but do you believe generals who were in the administration, specifically general mattis, general kelly, should be speaking out right now? >> there is a code that you should retire. at the moment you're asked to retire and be quiet and let those who replace you in active duty carry on. unless it is so bad that you cannot walk past a mistake. we teach our young, we teach our peers, we work on our superiors. never walk past a mistake. well, when it's so bad that we've

sentences for the murders are all 3 members of a palestinian family amir on been only through a far bowman's the home of the da wop share family in 2815 killing the couple and their infant son harry forsett reports from outside the courtroom in leeds israel. more than 5 years after firebombing the house of the family as they slept. on video not in court because of coronavirus restrictions was handed his sentence the judges gave him 3 consecutive life terms one for each of his victims saad and. and the 18 month old son ali plus another 20 years the attempted murder of the sole survivor older brother ahmed who was badly burned are going up and had lots of arm look like all cannot give us our right no matter what they do they cannot bring back am a mother father and brother they cannot bring back his house ahmed still lives with his grandparents in duma the village in the occupied west bank where the attack happened over the years he's had extended treatment for his burns it was here on monday that he and his grandmother learned of the sentence. may god punish him i hope iraq in jail suffer whi

handed 3 life sentences for the murder of 3 members of a palestinian family i mean been through a far bowman's of the whole of the family 2015 killed. the couple and their infant son their eldest son who was 4 years old at the time is the only survivor. received an additional 20 years for the injury over the surviving child well we have 2 correspondents on this story need to abraham is in duma point west bank at the home where the attack happened back in 2015 but 1st let's go to harry fawcett's who's outside the courtroom in lives harry this is a significant sentence but it has taken a while to get here has it not. it has 5 years of pretty intense legal argument in fact there were several months when they were trying to find the suspects and initially there were more than one suspects both mentally ill and a minor a youth who was too young to be named who subsequently took a plea deal and was absolved than of any involvement in the actual attack rather that he conspired in a revenge attack off to a jewish man was shot and killed in the occupied west bank but they didn't actually take part in t

when you have richie torres and jamal bowman who unseated an incumbent it's going to be hard to legislate as though it's 1994. not going to happen. when you see people winning elects based on progressive policies steeped in "black lives matter," the "black lives matter" mantra, i'm not too concerned that at least from a legislative perspective. i think you have -- i wrote but a ton of legislation that was really speak together riding majority and reflective of what america will look like, but all these amazing bills fell flat in a republican controlled senate, thumper chamber. the presidential election takes up all the oxygen in room but a lot happens at the legislative branch that you take the senate will see a different landscape in government. >> it's worth noting also that a lot of thieves fights, that's call for deminuting police for shifting resources as in eek oakland police attend, the large percentage goes to police instead of the local rec. who runs for city council to the are real critical. >> exactly. >> here's another question. do you have any thought -- there's a section of

host: we are going to continue talking about jobs, but we are bowman. karlyn she is going to discuss a new report on how working americans feel about their job and their financial standing during covid-19. good morning. guest: good morning. host: first of all, as labor day approaches, we are in the saturday before labor day. this is six months after the coronavirus pandemic. he looked at several opinion polls about how americans feel about their jobs and finances. walk us through some of your top line conclusions. guest: i think i would echo some of the comments of your previous guest in saying there is a lot of hurt, a lot of pain, a lot of americans are struggling. is aso see -- and it paradox in the data -- for those who have jobs, they are actually doing pretty well. to take the report further, we looked at those people with jobs , and most of them are very high on what their employers have been doing in terms of giving them guidance. they also feel their employers have done a lot to protect them overall. again, a lot of new surveys on whether or no

we've seen that down ballot with various democrats, i'm thinking of jamal bowman in new york who gotng on systemic racism and the lived experience in america. senator is a black woman and someone talk being that experience, talked about that experience during the primary is not afraid of talking about that experience now that she is biden's running mate. the first interview she did was with aaron haines an msnbc contributor also a black woman and she said that was a deliberate decision to do that women with the 19th a women's media publication and with erin. that is something that folks like senator harris can't shy away from because voters to your point are looking for representation. when i talk to racial justice leaders who are democrats and those who are unaffiliated they say in polling even before senator harris was announced it showed black voters in particular were more energized about going out to vote for the democratic ticket if biden were to select a woman of color and a black woman specifically. to your point earlier, we're seeing a little bit of a bump for biden after se