the middle of a media blitz doing the view, 60 minutes howard stern in front of more old then brian stelter's your appearance on "60 minutes" so bad biden turned over in his grave. she then went on the views saying she wouldn't have done anything different than biden in the last four years except pick a better vp. when the secret service patted down joy behar they found a pound to of bratwurst and kielbasa. she turned 82 yesterday and celebrated by eating pinata of sardines. no candles because whoopi goldberg might have broke wind. jimmy fallon revealed he had harris saved as my dry cleaner. i could use one of those says one man. i wonder what alias harris has for tim walls and hit her phone. for the next week shell help the president make the transition from the oval office to his new home by the way what the hell was she wearing yesterday. obviously it's a jacket from the charles payne collection. and gemma pentz are now acceptable in the workplace according to one executive. hillary clinton suggested prison for misinformation and once they are in prison cameras should be unplugged and guar

. >> trump is angrily disputing let's bring in cnn's chief media analyst, brian stelter. brian, we're seeing two very different media strategies from kamala harris it's in donald trump break this down for us yeah. trump is mostly playing to his base, wolf promoting himself on fox and right-wing podcasts while harris is taking more chances and trying to reach different types of audiences, including anti-trump republicans. perhaps she is, as she says, the underdog and thus taking more risks now trump did face pointed questions from voters at a univision town hall earlier this week. but for the most part, he's playing it safe and recently he's backed out of several planned interviews yesterday, i reported that he canceled an interview that was scheduled with nbc about the economy tonight, nbc is confirming that report and saying the interview is not been rescheduled yet. also today cnn said that trump is not accepted this networks invitation to have a town hall event in pennsylvania next week. cnn is moving forward and only having a town hall with harris that's happening next

tomorrow, the democratic nominee sits down with fox news joining me now cnn chief media analyst brian stelter good to see you. brian the kind of audience as she's trying to reach, because we had been noticing that she has been talking to a lot of the black online media yes she calls herself the underdog and the interview blitz that we're seeing reflects that last week it was the view and howard stern on call her daddy this week so far, she's going on the shade room, which is an online tabloid, with a huge black audience. >> she's having this town hall, but charlemagne tha god today in detroit. remember, trump disparage detroit left past week. now, harris is they're doing a nationwide radio event. so she's clearly trying to reach a number of different audiences, whether it's going on fox news, going into an adversarial environment, or going on the radio with charlemagne tha god, i think it's a leave, no stone unturned strategy. and in my conversations so with harris aides, there's something really interesting going on here. harris knows that news junkies are already going to go vote. i mean, a

this is where we bring in cnn's brian stelter to the conversation brian just first, what do you make of this statement from 60 minutes? >> it is very unusual and we should explain why it's a big deal in the first place. it's a big deal because donald trump has made it a very big deal. he has made this 60 minutes story a part of his campaign message. he has brought this up repeatedly at rallies and in interviews and the message that trump has delivered his audience the following. he is saying to his fans, this is the biggest scandal in broadcast history cbs should have its license is taken away by the government 60 minutes should be forced off the air, and it should be investigated for this behavior that is the message from trump. and let's get to what is really saying to his fans. he's saying they're all out to get us they're all out to get you. even the big news outlets. okay, so that's the message from donald trump. that's why this response from cbs is important. cbs saying in a statement tonight, quote, trump is accusing 60 minutes of deceitful editing of october 7 interview with

but they wrote some jokes and for the most part, i didn't like any of them chief media analyst, brian stelter. and brian obviously when donald trump said that, i been raised several flags about someone helping him write this speech. but today they're denying what is fox saying? >> i've been talking with my sources about this kaitlan. i think this is actually not a case of fox colluding with trump to make him sound funny. i think it's more a case of trump thinking he owns fox news when he actually doesn't he did use one writer, one comedian, who also sometimes send jokes to greg gutfeld. so that is true. trump did have helped with his jokes but he was not actually using the fox news writers room for help with these jokes, but all of his behavior today on fox and actually all week long shows that he thinks he has control over fox news. for example, he says he told rupert murdoch where he was going to tell rupert murdoch today. just stop running anti-trump ads on fox. that is a wild idea. rupert murdoch's ever going to turn down advertising money. and besides cable networks basically are require

. >> let's bring in cnn chief media analyst brian stelter along with pollster and communications strategist frank luntz. gentlemen, great to see you, brian, just about that. >> this is the first time that president biden has gone into the press briefing room and taking questions, what why now, why today i'm texting with some of his former press secretaries and aides and their a bit surprised by it as well. allison of course, journalists want to see this. we are happy to see this, but it is true, it is according to the white house, the first time that biden has gone into the briefing room and surprised reporters in this way i can't help but think about the headline from axios this morning axios, one of those influential washington sites. they're morning newsletter had an item called the disappearing biden's pointing out that sends so biden exited the presidential race he has been relatively in, i was invisible, but he has been off the trail. he has not been doing as many public like events. he's not been doing many interviews. that item landed this morning, about two hours before the jobs re

and i'm brian stelter..an i can think of one wayin to potentially defend how absurdk of o t that was. >> he doesn't watch the view. yeah, see, that's the only possible way. he's like they got some sharp questions over there because you wouldn't watch ions becat ev you didn't get 2 to 3 segments out of it. >> exactly. tat ofthis is this is this is ps for my boat that i don'to have yet. >> i'm looking at boats. jamie, you live in one, don't you? mm-hmm. yeahn onn', it's more like a cae tied to a post in the eastsket k river. >> mm-hmm. let's get kind of rocky there, huind ofh? rig >> mm-hmm. yeah, very accurate. did you watch this? and how di >>d you feel? >> i was unable to get this onen my television because i have a smart tv that.ld can i. can i ask a favor? i have a.u stop >> sure. could you stop making us watch the view? yeahakin. when the only time i watch the view is when we talk about. i can't believe joy behar is 82 years old. it.y she's 82she's had more won dubai. i am not kidding. when we were watc

while mcdonald's tweeted that brian stelter's visits are also organized in advance.ause he eats so much [ bleep ] food. [ laughter ] trump happily delivered orders to customers in the press alike but the highlight used the heat lamps to work on his tan. [ laughter ] the low light was when tim walz got a dui in the drive thru. [ laughter ] at a different event trump made a reference to arnold palmer having large gentiles. shocking democrats who only want to hear that about female athletes. [ laughter ] asked election workers to go door to door to interrupt sunday's phillies eagles game to encourage to vote part of the new assisted suicide campaign. [ laughter ] this weekend bill marr also claimed that kamala harris is very vulnerable to an october surprise. meanwhile joe biden remains very vulnerable to any surprise. [ laughter ] don't sneak up on him. alec baldwin returned to saturday night live for the first time since the manslaughter case was dismissed. don't worry the camera man was wearing one of these. [ laughter ] but alec baldwin portraying brett bear? what's

worst but for the worst hurricane that anybody seen i want to bring in cnn's chief media analyst, brian stelter and brian that part there at the end. i mean, it is only for immediate needs. its if you need to get baby formula, water, food. and the next immediate timeframe, if you're one of these people who's had your house completely destroyed by this but this is catching on this $750 that's all of these victims in north carolina and these other states are getting it's just not true, but your explanation took a few sentences and it's cheaper and easier for donald trump to lie about it thankfully, themis fighting back, they have a rumor control page at fema.gov, but the people who most need to read it are the ones who won't believe it. and this is the unfortunate result of decades and decades of lying about government, of eroding trust in institutions. of course, we should all be skeptical of the government. we should all hold government accountable. >> but there's been so much destruction of truth and trust that we're at the point now where people would rather believe anonymous, probably foreig

brian stelter who declared on his x program that michael avenatti could be the next president.sident of his cellblock in prison. the best part about it was clearly a matter of chess versus checkers. when bret asked kamala about her proposals when she ran on getting illegals free healthcare, she responded that was five years ago. those were fair questions. he did not carry your herself like what we are seeing on the show. liz: those are tim walz's policies in minnesota. after months of avoiding stage controlled media events, brian stelter tweeting ian sands reporting is if it is news. watch him here quoting from the kamala campaign. >> at the end of the interview, something she doesn't usually do, trying to get fox viewers to check her out. there is campaign believe this was a win for the vice president because she showed toughness and willingness to go anywhere. >> one harris advisor texted me presidential. >> constant jumping and i couldn't help but feel was because she is a woman, he's going to keep doing this. liz: it feels surfacey, cosmetic, aesthetics, as deep as a puddle

joining us with more cnn chief media analyst, brian stelter.s interesting that he wrote this presents doors months, do nothing to tip the scales of an election. is that what this is about 4 bezos, it might be, and this might be the right decision. >> but at the wrong time and he acknowledges in his note tonight, by the way, i've never seen him write an essay like this. it's real action to the unprecedented pressure the post is under but i think he wrote this tonight because tens of thousands possible, even hundreds of thousands of describers have bailed on the post and the past few days, even more might do it in the days to come out of a fear that he's capitulating to donald trump, that he's giving into trump. bezos's saying that's not the case. he's doing this and says principled decision, but he's doing it on the eve of an election. and that's really the issue at the heart of this he acknowledges maybe had some poor timing. maybe you should have announced announced this earlier but he's doing it because he wants to win back people's trust ove

joining us with more cnn chief media analyst, brian stelter.teresting that he wrote this presented documents, do nothing to tip the scales of an election. is that what this is about? for bezos? it might be, and this might be the right decision. but at the wrong time and he acknowledged his in his note tonight the way i've never seen him write an essay like this, it's a reaction to the unprecedented pressure that post is under. but i think he wrote this tonight because tens of thousands possible, even hundreds of thousands of describers have bailed on the post and the past few days even more might do it in the days to come out of a fear that he's capitulating to donald trump, that he's giving into trump bezos's saying that that's not the case. he's doing this and says principle decision, but he's doing it on the eve of an election. and that's really the issue at the heart of this. he acknowledges maybe he had some poor timing, maybe you should have announced announced this earlier, but he's doing it because he wants to win back people's trust ov

brian stelter with his take. >> the story here is about a concern that billionaires like bezos mightd trump even before the election day actually rolls around. this is known by some scholars as obedience, the idea some people obey in advance to curry favor with aspiring thor tarrance. >> harris: joe concha argues kamala harris failure to secure key endorsements suggests her campaign is in a free fall. donald trump says he will prosecute his enemies, order mass deportations, use soldiers against citizens, abandon allies and play politics with disasters, believe him. that's in one newspaper. what do you make of the media at this point and two major outlets who have mainly backed democrats in the past, not jumping in at all? >> right. well, these are not conservative publications or outlets. surprising as the "washington post" non-endorsement was i found the "l. a. times" non-endorsement even more shocking. that's kamala harris's hometown newspaper. the most respected newspaper in the state of california. that's very telling. i find these non-endorsements more telling than the polls at

it's all these different things happen all right, turning now to discuss cnn, chief media analyst brian stelter. brian, good morning. it's wonderful to have you on the program. thank you for being up so early with us let's talk about what we're seeing from these two in the final weeks. i mean, harris i thought that was fascinating that she says, look, what i'm doing, it's called discipline. and, you know, as someone who's covered a lot of these candidates, this is certainly something that historically is considered to be an asset for anyone trying to become president of the united states. trump obviously takes a different approach. >> and i'm going to try not to do the we've with you, but but here's when trump says that he is very self-aware and when his critics that hit him for rambling or dancing on stage, i think they're missing the connection that he has with his fans he creates a loving, adoring connection even when he rambles, even, even when he goes off script and he complains that harris is scripted and always someone a teleprompter, which of course is not true. and when when she was on

brian stelter as always.ou so much. >> thanks. >> called black men, keep vice president kamala harris from moving into the oval office this week, the first black man to become president i had some strong words for this voting bloc. >> what she did do, we're going to talk about that next here in the cnn newsroom a break from breaking news to air. have i got news for you? >> breaking news. i'm getting a sandwich. >> we need to talk about what constitutes breaking news thereof. >> i got news for you. tonight at nine on cnn and streaming next day on max, deal dash.com online auctions since 2009, this playstation 5s sold for only $0.50. his ipad pro sold for less than $34. and this nintendo switch sold for less than $20, go to deal dash daughter calm and see how much you can save. >> i'm bobby brown and i started jones road because i wasn't done. jones road is a modern approach to my beauty philosophy plein, good for you. products that are versatile and easy to use learn more at jones road beauty.com no matter wha

. >> with us now seated media correspondent, hadas gold and cnn chief bd analyst brian stelter. brian hadas, good to see you both. i want to ask you, brian about those other moment between kamala harris and bret baier it was over whether trump you know, his comments, about the enemy from within and so on. let's play that and talk about on the other side we ask that question to the former president today, harris faulkner had a town hall, and this is how he responded i heard about that day was saying i was like threatening i'm not threatening anybody. they're the ones doing the threatening. they do phony investigations. i've been investigated more than alphonse capone. he was the greatest know it's true and it's called weaponization of government is terrible so i'm sorry. >> and with all due the respect that clip was not what he has been saying about the enemy within it is the enemy from within. and they're very dangerous. they're marxists and communists and fascists. and this i use a guy like adam schiff because they made up the russia, russia, russia hoax. it took two years to so

first ever sit down on the network, joining us now to discuss is cnn media chief media analyst brian stelter. >> brian, great to see you as always up until now, vice president harris has avoided interviews with conservative news outlets what are you learning about why she's decided to do this interview with brett baier yeah. >> with fox in particular, hour after hour, talking heads pummel harris and promote trump's. so the question is, why now i still hear a spokesman ian sams on your show yesterday. i followed up with him today. he gave me a few different reasons why this interview was happening. he said, number one, there's still a lot undecided voters who are watching fox. he said harris is not afraid of tough questions and he said this quote, the fox audience often gets fed a bunch of crap and harris wants them to hear from her directly. basically her chance to refute the network's narratives about her sams said one other thing he said, she's tough, she's drawn, she can go toe to toe with average series and as weaken withdrawn. so clearly the harris campaign sees a big contrast tonight b

attempt to do it don't know you joining me now to talk about this further, cnn chief media analyst brian stelter and cnn media analyst and senior media correspondent for axios, sara fischer. >> good to see both of you. thanks so much for being here. >> thanks brian. >> i want to start first with you. we see harris luck to you can kind of think of it in two tracks. one has gotten a lot of flak mostly from people in the beltway in the media and republicans about not doing enough interviews at the same time. these are very specific outlets that she is going to and i'm thinking about the podcast today where we were talking earlier on the show about now it's time to motivate voters who maybe would vote for her, but don't have a voting plan yet or haven't been fully motivated to go to the polls? it's do you think that's what a lot of this is about? >> yes, i think timing is everything in politics and the harris aides have purposefully held off on some of these interviews until early october when it is the best time to be on the view to be on steven cole bear to be on call her daddy, which for all the

and their family nonetheless joining us now to media analyst brian stelter, and we're also joined by deja fox. she's a content creator in a digital strategist. she was also a surrogate strategist for the harris 2020 campaign, and she spoke at this year's dnc deja, how important? did you think it was for harris to utilize nontraditional media like going on call her daddy in order to reach young people's specifically young women here yeah i mean as someone who got their start as an organizer, i know the importance of meeting people where they're at. it's a lesson that i've carried with me as a digital strategist on kamala harris's 2020 run, as a content creator now and i think this is a really smart move, especially ahead of these voter registration deadlines that are rolling in with lead to beat people who may otherwise not have been talking about politics, right? these young women in swing states like arizona, and the truth of the matter is that one in three women in this country lived under abortion bans. and so we can't have conversations about dating and sex and future building an

that pelosi's, these people, this so sick and so evil let's discuss with cnn chief media analysts brian stelter and brian, you've been rolling back the tape, not only of this interview, but also brett bears interview with donald trump last year. >> what did you find where some of the differences yes, because pop does have a big audience that is very loyal. so the interviews that happened on fox matter a lot. you can tell a lot about an interview based on the first question that's asked. so watch bret baier asked trump a first question last year, and then watch his first question to harris mr. president, thanks for the time. >> thank you know, i've asked this question the same first question to all the candidates have interviewed this year. >> and that is this. what do you think is the most important issue facing the country right now? madam vice president, thank you for the time. >> thank you. it's good to be with you, brett. >> voters tell pollsters all over the country and here in pennsylvania that immigration is one of the key issues that they're looking at this election and specifically the

i'm also joined by brian stelter, cnn's chad keith a media analysts. so bryan, i want to start with you and this media blitz, because obviously harris has been criticized for not doing enough media interviews. >> do you think that the slate that she has right now will satisfy some of that criticism. >> and what do you make of this sudden turnaround? >> well, let's get one thing out of the way. the bad-faith actors, including the trump campaign aides who want harris to give press conferences. and wonder to be grilled by journalists every day. they're never going to be satisfied. that's never going to happen to the degree that those critics, one, let's just be honest, the harris campaign's going to do what it believes it needs to do in order to win the race. i, mean it's going on. stephen colbert show, that means going on the view on tuesday. that means going on shows where she's going to be welcomed or she's not going to be interrogated. and that's just the reality of campaigning in the same way that donald trump usually mostly goes on right-wing shows,

interview with vice president kamala harris allegedly to make her look good cnn, chief media analyst brian stelter joins us now and brian, you've reviewed the full fox video. what did you find comparing it to what aired? >> that's right. listening to you. i'm reminded of the old expression that everybody needs a good editor. i know, i certainly do. but so does donald trump. and that's why this story is curious. it's because trump has been attacking 60 minutes for its editing decisions, accusing the network of conspiring with kamala harris to make her look better. by editing her answers in a reason it's an interview, cbs denies that and last night cbs sent a letter to trump, basically swatted away his threats to sue the network, but that's the curious context for this story about trump's recent appearance on fox. he visited a barbershop in the bronx and when he was there, fox camera crews tagged along. i was able to watch a fuller version of the experience the interaction via instagram, because one of the attendees filmed didn't put it on instagram and what i noticed were all of these moments where

misleading of the public in this could make a difference around the margins are chief media analyst brian stelter is with us as well. >> brian, i want to remind our viewers what jd vance was saying shortly after the 2020 presidential election. listen and watch this i think that when biden is inaugurated, people will feel more or less accept it. >> it'll be on to the next slide. >> that's pretty far cry from what he's saying today. >> his words continued to be used against him, wolf, i was in pennsylvania yesterday in the most interesting billboard i saw about the election was just a tweet of jd vance's from 2016 when he said trump makes people i care about, afraid. well, a lot of people are afraid of a repeat of january 6 and that's why this issue is so powerful. that's why journalists keep asking vance about the 2020 election. this is going to continue to haunt him, but i think ultimately wolf, this is a supply and demand issue. there is not a demand on the right for vance to tell the truth about this issue. in fact, there's the opposite. there's a demand to be lied to. there's a desire to be he

. >> and when you came yesterday, i finished math, finished responding cnn's brian stelter joins me now, the issue brian of immigration first question out of the box if there are fox viewers who can be swayed, you think that they think of harris now? >> and i think there might be a few who can be swayed. the fox audience is hearing every day hour-by-hour how bad the democrats are. but harris showed she's willing to go anywhere and take questions. the coverage afterward on fox was overwhelmingly negative, saying kamala harris imploded, saying she was angry and agitated and avoiding responsibility. but the harris campaign believes this was a win for the vice president because she showed toughness and a willingness to go anywhere. it was striking how much bret baier focus on immigration after all, fox's own polling shows that the economy is the top issue in this election. immigration number two, abortion number three fair, never asked about abortion, barely asked about the economy, but on fox and for fox, immigration is story number one. every day. so that's why he focused on immigration i

he looked like he was having fund up enough like that shown his naval alright. >> brian stelter. good to see you this morning. thanks. >> thanks alright, ahead. >> florida is on alert just days after helene, another hurricane set to make landfall in florida, we are tracking its path and don't miss a new episode of tv on the edge. moments that shaped our culture. that's tonight at 9:00 p.m. eastern on cnn on television and off television now, lin put for entire career at scale could have lost everything one is coming out. episode suddenly says to the world, hey, it's okay to be gay everyone was talking about it. it was a national event. >> i don't think realize how much it meant to the community until i saw people watching the episode tv on the edge, moments that shaped our culture. tonight at nine on cnn may have allergic apa quell is the number one treatment for allergic catch that veterinarians have trusted for over 15 million dogs and it starts working in just four hours. do not use him dogs with serious infections may cause worsening existing parasitic in infestations or pre-

let's bring in cnn's gabe cohen and cnn chief media analyst brian stelter. >> okay. what did this guy do to fema workers as so allison, the sheriff's office down there, he's saying that parsons they initially got a call about him on saturday afternoon saying that he was outside of a gas station making threats, saying he was going to harm female workers who were in the area for helene's recovery, passing out resources to people, and then just about not an hour later, parsons was located and then arrested in his car outside of a grocery store. that's being used right now as a relief site where people are getting donations, people are getting food. he had a couple of firearms on him, including a rifle. and as you mentioned, he has now been charged with going armed the terror of the public, a misdemeanor. we don't know the sheriff's office has not said that he was there specifically at that point to harm female workers, but it wasn't enough that fema called back a lot of its crews said we do not want these response teams going door to door. you're only to work in secure

apparently the stats were more fudged then brian stelter's fingertips. he's fat.violent crime going down by 2% it went up by 4.5%. that's a bigger swing then the one they installed over her bed. how else is she going to get up? now this 4.5% increase is on top of the already rising crime. but in an effort to gaslight us into thinking the tide was turning they lied to. there was more violent crime on top of the mayhem we already endured. the libs not only flown to math but ethics as well. up is down, down is up. if they ever started designing elevators we are [bleep]. now we got a lot of democrats watching and i want to make sure they get it. for months they told us violent crime has gone down since biden was elected. may be they were confusing crime with his body temperature. but they told us that like the railing around jo's toilet, his policies were making things safer. abcs david mirror actually stopped trump during last month's debate to correct him on the crime stats. >> it crime here is up and through the roof despite their fraudulent statements that they ma

and then the interviews that he's done in the past with donald trump actually, our colleague a brian stelter and liam riley did an interesting article comparing these two interviews and what they found was that bret baier interrupted kamala harris nearly twice as much as he interrupted donald trump. and that the tone of the questions were much different, obviously was a very contentious interview with vice president harris guys yes, for sure. >> that question out of the gate. hadas. thank you so much for the report. next, she's one of the wnba's biggest stars. so you think she's breaking in the cash, right? well, angel reese says her salary isn't even the enough to cover her rent will have the controversy next the fund experienced the cnn and magic wall in the palm of your hand. >> get live results expert insights, and an immersive election experience the magic wall, find it in the cnn app if you have heart failure, are sika kone help you keep living life with the ones you love? asked your doctor about far sega today for seizures can cause serious side effects, including ketoacidosis that ma

principled decision and it's the right one, close quote let's bring in our chief media analyst, brian stelters been the reaction to what bezos has just written? >> disbelief and disappointment. wolf subscribers at the washington post have continued to cancel their subscriptions today, mpr reports that more than a quarter million washington post customers have canceled as a result but this controversy, the washington post is not confirming that figure, but my sources at the post believed this has been a serious blow to the bottom line of the paper, underscoring just how badly the business has been damaged. it's all for one simple reason. many post readers believed that bezos is trying to curry favor with donald trump, trying to get on trump's goods side ahead of the election, no matter what happens with the election outcome. now, bezos's suggesting otherwise, and you just read his words, allow that op-ed for the post says it all. bezos is saying that it's important to restore trust in media and ending the endorsement practice is a way to do so, but timing is everything and bezos admitted it's

our brian stelter is reporting this time it was with nbc in our former colleague, christine romans. it comes after canceling an interview with cnbc that was supposed to take place tomorrow, and that was very interesting. i mean, harris's campaign is taking notice posting an image today pointing at all the appearance is trump is canceled in recent weeks and asking, is he okay. for the most part, trump is now seeking safety in these final days. is the campaign surrounding himself with people who support him. here he is today on a conservative podcast so you got he won in business he wanted media, he won in politics. >> again there's never been a person who's done that. you like a psychiatrist for a lot of people and then there was this fox town news hall with women yesterday know it was a town hall that was full of local republican supporters the thing is though, that foxx even edited the broadcast, they've added it to remove some of the participants vocal support of trump. >> that is reporting from our hadas gold while trump is avoiding the tough questions, erin is now taking them he

so roy this week actually yesterday, trump was at the al smith dinner brian stelter was sitting where you were sitting last night. he said trump was pretty funny. do you think it was smart for kamala harris to skip it? >> i think it was very smart for the vice president to skip the event because then it just becomes a battle of name-calling between her and trump. have trump was completed game straight up and do jokes and destruction to jokes and actually have some degree of angle to them versus him. just talking about a man in the last couple of weeks has called her stupid. has called her like just so many different insults with no punchline, with no structure to it. if i'm the madam vice president, i'm trying to go and get everybody else's votes. i know the purpose of that event is to raise money for catholic charities. she contributed a video that's just that's just got to be what it is we talked about it. who didn't show up to the correspondents dinner for a couple of times. >> that's right. yeah. the correspondents dinner rave, and looking forward to the show tomorrow, have i got

attempts against him and much, much more good thing we've got our roundtable here to break it down brian stelter. what did you make of this performance? >> i no, don't ask me first i thought it was funny. i thought he actually got a few great jokes in that the best moment was we talked about the assassination attempts and made light of what he's experienced because i think he's experiencing real trauma, real ptsd as a result of the shootings, but he's still able to have a light moment in this room and he took good vantage of the fact that kamala harris wasn't there, which is really disappointing, is that he kept whole thing exactly. that she they're usually supposed to be in the same room, which it is frustrating though that he will not pronounce her name correctly. it's not difficult and he goes out of his way to insult her in a way that i think is racially touched you know the fact that she's not there. >> bomani it's smart move. not so smart. we're going she put out this video in it and actually they brought in like a real comedian to do the bit with her but she could have done exactly what t

that is as lopsided as brian stelter's when he's done breastfeeding don lemon.s why this week we heard from tv host and nanny banger. talk about testosterone. i guess randy weingarten was busy. anyway. they joined doug's daughter to win over the girl dad vote. with abortion. roll it, gladys. >> all the dads out there, i would say this is the time to really show your support for your daughter's. >> what do i love about being a girl dad? i love how much smarter she is none all the guys in the room already. i can tell she's going to be a powerhouse, she is already at two and a half. >> my daughter is 22 and a half, is a feminist, incredibly strong and has really just inspired me and so anyways. i love her. >> i'm the proud dad of ella over here. >> my vote for kamala is an investment in my daughter's future. >> i agree, right there with you. >> when the decision came out two plus years ago, i heard from kamala right away. the next person was ella. she texted me right away essentially saying we need to fight, this is not just an issue for women, this is an issue for

but you'll, i just -- desk worker with a desk near brian stelter's bathroom, you are just collateral they are making sure they are insulating themselves from those results. it is just so much easier to be a progressive from the and see headquarters. [applause] >> welcome here he is. tonight's guests! >> greg: his kids only stay at his place when he is on the road. actor, writer, comedian jamie lissow! who would not want to roll in the hay with his green beret? retired green beret master sergeant terry schapert. her books are selling and her belly is swelling "new york times" best-selling author and fox news contributor kat timpf! to him, big and tall looks like may be a gap. "new york times" best-selling author, comedian, fox news contributor, tyrus! [applause] jamie, you have seen dozens of illegal immigrants firsthand entering your old house with your ex wife specifically in her bedroom. >> wow. sore subject? >> for him or for her? >> i did try to get her to build a wall that one point. one of those razor wire walls. by the way, you bring up a good point. the old-fashioned ski mask

came back he did not let them set the limits, he boldly returned to the scene of the crime like brian steltero steal it from the sea and an phryge. trump showed up and so forget it, the threats will not stop us. it was not about butler but the election itself. gathering all of the same people in a field where a weaponized nut case try to end trump's run for president. thousands of others showed that the election can be decided on the merits and not under the threat of the left of bowing chaos if they do not get their way. it is funny, the guy they are telling us will end elections and democracy is actually the one doing the most to preserve it -- preserve it. tens of thousands join him. they are ready to fight fight fight with a pres who has their back every step of the way. so that the democrats keep telling you that trump will destroy america as they know it. if they are talking about america as they have known it the past few years let us hope they are right. >> there he is! >> greg: as we head in to fall remember if you are cold he is colder. founder of studio tsc.com michael loftus! he i

reject an invitation to debate one another on cnn later this month, i want to get straight to cnn's brian stelter. >> brian, what are we learning? >> that's right in practice, this is a deadline for donald trump because as you'll recall, dana, dana about two weeks ago the kamala harris campaign immediately accepted cnn's offer for an october 23 debate. trump has been avoiding that offer. so now in a new statement, cnn has saying to both campaigns that there's a deadly flying coming up this thursday at noon, after all, in order to hold a presidential debate, you have to organize it for days and weeks ahead of time. so cnn is saying if the campaigns want this to happen, they have to give a formal response by this thursday at noon eastern time. the harris campaign has been trying to goad trump into a green. trump has claimed it's too late to have another debate. but in fact that october 23 date is right in line for when past presidential debates have taken place in past cycles. so now there's a 48 hour clock. we will see if the trump campaign agrees or not. it'll be a shame if there's no more debate

national urban league, marc morial, cnn political commentator se cupp, and cnn's chief media analyst, brian stelter. >> brian, just not the twitter is real life ever, but will we it seemed like a rorschach test right from the beginning of how people were going to see. did she crush it? did she blow it? what was the outcome of the interval enterprising? >> trump refused to debate kamala harris again. so harris did the next best thing. she booked a debate on fox news, and that's what this was tonight. she essentially walked into a trump campaign field office because anchor bret baier who is a, you know, a solid journalist, he is also incredibly sympathetic to trump because that's what his fans want. that's what his viewers one has viewers want him to represent the trump point of view. so it was almost as if you had a trump surrogate interviewing kamala harris and look adversarial interviews are a good thing we should move for them. we should want more of them. you know, you're so fantastic adversarial interviews where we challenge newsmaker than we get the answers out of them. but yes, this mozer war

national urban league, marc morial cnn political commentator, se cupp, and cnn's chief media analyst, brian stelter. >> brian just not the twitter is real life ever, but it seemed like a rorschach test right from the beginning of how people were going to see. did she crush it? did she blow it? what was the outcome of the enterprising trump refused to debate kamala harris again. >> so harris did the next best thing. she booked a debate on fox news, and that's what this was tonight. she essentially walked i didn't to a trump campaign field office because anchor bret baier, who is a you know, a solid journalist, he is also incredibly sympathetic to trump because that's what his fans want. that's what his viewers want his viewers want him to represent the trump point of view. so it was almost as if you had a trump surrogate interviewing kamala harris and look, adversarial interviews are a good thing we should root for them. we should want more of them. you know, you're so fantastic at adversarial interviews where we challenge newsmaker than we get the answers out of them but yes, this mozer rorschach t

alex kew first brian stelter cnn posted the following here on x, trump is lying about harris doing annt with latina leaders right now. he is right wing talking points saying she's taking a day off today when in fact she is taping high-profile interviews with nbc and telemundo today. we been doing this a while. you know that she is in d.c. she can get interviews there, she could go to pennsylvania cash could go to anywhere she wanted to and they would follow her the same way that bret baier did last week. >> they would be anywhere she wants to pick but it's also unfair to say that she's leaping today. she did do high-profile tough questions from both interviewers today, is going to have a cnn town hall tomorrow answering questions from folks as well. so she is engaging and not completely disappeared. because she be out of the valley if you want to do today? 100% yes. >> trace: surprise she's not it arrived today? >> certainly is surprising at this point you got to do everything you possibly can. but she did have barack obama out for her which frankly may have been better than what she

. >> brian stelter. thanks. the news continues right here on cnn brian steed and i'm here today to support kamala harris and tim walz and to oppose donald trump and jd vance we have to stop getting so offended at every little thing of the united states are i'm so over it. >> but that'd that she i'm the opposite of a nazi. >> now he wants unchecked power and this time there will be no one there to stop him >> that's all i care about right now. i don't care if how it happens. i just want to get one more win >> this is cnn newsroom with max foster and christina fallen hello, and a warm welcome to our viewers joining us from the u.s. >> and around the world. i'm max foster and i'm christina macfarlane. it's tuesday, october 29, at am here in london and 4:00 a.m. in washington, d.c. where kamala harris will give a major speech on the national mall. very close to where outgoing us president donald trump spoke on january the sixth, 20211 of the most fateful days in us history trump telling his followers to march to the