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. >> brian: you and lee bryce. download the music right now and where do we get it from? >> anywhere you buy or listen to music. >> ainsley: has donald trump said anything about your song. he would love that. >> lawrence: he watches the show every morning. >> ainsley: maybe you'll be singing on stage with him. >> steve: thank you for writing the song. >> brian: you're coming upstairs to join me on radio. we need to talk. >> ainsley: i'm downloading everything you've every sung after this show. love you all. >> hello, president harris -- >> not yet. [cheers and applause] >> 47 days. >> yes. >> it's from my mouth to god's ear. >> dana: it was all part of a livestream that was high on star power and short on details. good morning, i'm dana perino and bill is off today and so i have -- i have martha maccallum. >> martha: great to be with you this morning. this is "america's newsroom." i think she will nominated for an academy award for that performance. we're 46 days from the election. vice president harris is turning to hollywood. oprah was the moderator of this event and de

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i agree, brian lee says sack him. i think it's a disgrace.nk it's an absolute disgrace. >> i don't, i don't i think it's different for a manager. he's he's lining up against a team that he played for 40 times. and there have been problems for engush there have been problems for english players going back to dubun english players going back to dublin in the past. and they could be today as well. i mean, declan rice is going to get a bit of a backlash for declaring for england because he he actually played first team matches for the republic of ireland. jack grealish may even get may even get some stick as well if he gets involved in his hair though. >> the thing is, i mean, you mentioned jack charlton earlier. now jack charlton was one of those players, right, who managed to keep both the english and the irish. >> and that's because of his performance on in the field of play performance on in the field of play as a as a player for england and then as a manager for the republic of ireland. >> anybody? yes. >> anybody? yes. >> he didn't because

pete: brian, are you giving your harvard degree back? lee not answering. trate. pete: he's got two harvard degrees. brian: i don't even know where my harvard degree is. what is it? pete: 3-22, i'm up. he's got two, kennedy school and the business school. brian: all right, 44-2. -- 4-22. pete: just a couple of elitists -- [laughter] 4-2. oh, i got him. brian: the spin serves -- pete: they make you go into the net. rachel: what number are you at? pete: 5-3, i'm ahead. i get him on that one. rachel: come on, brian. good, good, brian. pete: oh, i got him. got him. brian wroib i threw that last one. pete: olympic level are. 6-4, it's the over. brian, good try. he's a better ping-pong player than he let on. brian: that was pretty good for me, actually. rachel: t not over. you might still win many basketball. brian: why am i breathing heavy after that? that's the sad part. [laughter] rachel: a challenging real estate market has deterred many americans, especially young americans, but our next guest says the best time to buy is ahead. they'll explain. ♪ ♪ don't min

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lee, ktvu, fox two news. >> ktvu political analyst brian sobel joined us tonight in studio, and he said both candidates going into this debate had game plans. but one clearly executed. >> oh, absolutely. kamala harris i think she was prepared from the moment she came in to the to the close. i think donald trump really missed a lot of opportunities to prosecute his points of view. i think she was the clear winner. however, you know, did did she move anybody, among independents and those leaning republicans who may not want to vote for donald trump? that's the question. >> sobel added that while trump went off script, at times, he came out strong early as well as toward the end of the debate. sobel also said that many voters would have liked to have seen harris focus more on policy. >> tonight, voters across the bay area gathered to watch the debate at home and at several watch parties across the bay area. ktvu is amber lee spoke with voters at the commonwealth club in san francisco, at the commonwealth club in san francisco. >> the historic debate between vice president kamala harris and former president dona

brian: you remember that? >> greg: what was that, fort lee, new jersey? why am i talking to you? are you ready? so as you know, greg and i have been on the show since the beginning and it has been great working with him all these years p or he has really actually been putting nice to me come in fact even said hello to me this week. when we first started, they sat us together and greg is so short, they almost called at the 4 1/2. also, greg, we got a call this morning from scott adams, wants to wish you a happy birthday, says congratulations, take the week off next week, and just make sure the lawn is cut extra short next week for him and then we will all drink to that. and then just sent us a nice note. happy birthday, dad, but if you want to live with a hairy little guy who smells bad and make strange bodily noises you could have stayed with one of the other puppies in his letter. why do we think -- that's not funny. everybody feels bad for you, but do you feel roasted. >> greg: not really. i expected -- i'm willing to bet that you had way worse jokes -- >> dana: we had such wor

. >> all right, greg lee, back with us as is ktvu political analyst brian sobel. look, debates, i get it. they're about issues, but they're also about moments. both of these candidates had game plans going into tonight. brian, i'll start with you. who executed? oh, absolutely. >> kamala harris, i think she was prepared from the moment she came in to the to the close. i think donald trump really missed a lot of opportunities to prosecute his points of view. i think she was the clear winner. however, you know, did did she move anybody among independents and those leaning republicans who may not want to vote for donald trump? that's the question. but who won the debat? the debate tonight? no question about that. >> yeah. and i think that was her plan, right. was to goad donald trump and she succeeded in that because she got him off message off script. and he went immediately to talking about crowd size, talking about some of these personal insults that they really didn't want him and he couldn't let it go. >> no, the whole rallies, the crowd size, that's his thing. >

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two professors were key in editing it, kurt browning and susanna lee, they did a great job working with me, the editor. i think lois and brian and worley at the civil war roundtable in plymouth. brian egan, the president of the michigan civil war association. if there's anything good about this power point it is him. if there's anything not so good, i can take credit for that. thank you to plymouth township for making this facility available and arranging it for us and thank you to you for being patient as i went through this account but also thank you to the friend that ellen woodworth talked about, the friend who helped sustain her through the very difficult time of her life and throughout her whole life, that spiritual friend that she always relied on. so if there are questions, we have a microphone that will be brought to you. if you do want to ask a question, we will take a few before we can collude here and i will put up my website here which is not john dempsey but jack dempsey but that's okay. maybe you will remember it better now that you have had both versions of it. other questions? i think there is one. >> holdin

brian: yeah, peter, we are thinking especially about the small importers. when you're in the produce business, that product can spoil. we've got to lee it there, pierre -- leave it there. we appreciate your time. taylor: meanwhile, you guys, i wanted to get a quick market check, really the bond market is moving because we are getting those comments from jay powell, and traders are now thinking after those comments we're looking at maybe 25 the instead of 50 basis points. yields rising in anticipation of that. that speech is something we'll follow as all. -- as well. charles payne payne, take it away. charles: good afternoon, everyone, this is "making money," and breaking right now it's a stealth rally, folks. the s&p 500 headed for its best start in years, i'm talking going back to '997, so why hasn't there been a stampede out of money markets in i'll ask phil blancato in a minute. stock market continues its monster climb, beijing trying to break old household piggybanks. stocks that should continue to rock when this works or not. and and, of course, you just heard this hour's all about jerome powell. he's speaking right now since th

brian: i'd like to pay 20% less. all of that costs less than 20%. [laughter] charles payne, he's worth a premium every time. lee coming up. charles: that's right, you can't replace me with a kiosk. good afternoon, everybody, i'm charles payne and this is "making money." the fourth industrial revolution, it is here, and it is fueling another record day on the s&p 500. micron's monster earnings sending those shares up and also a bringing the rest of the chipmakers along for the ride. should you be buying these names? plus, china finally getting some love after a long time, but it also took massive stimulus. that's right, boys and girls, thises a bazooka and it's gotten the attention of one hedge fund manager. and is the overlooked part of housing, the housing crisis, that people just don't want to live where homes are affordable like detroit? we'll ask katrina campens, how can the american dream be attain thed by anyone and what if you could go back in the future, how well would you do in the market? maybe not as well as you think. all that and so much more on "making money. ". ♪ charles: another explosive day fo

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