loren brill is the founder of sweet loren's. she joins us now.out the difficulty of this year. i know that you are in thousands of retailers including grocery stores. you obviously have to ramp up production fast. then a pandemic comes along. what happens to your business in that scenario? loren: thank you for having us. our sales have actually increased. as we know, people have been relying on food found in supermarkets. we had to double down, have extra communication with our manufacturers, make sure we had backup suppliers, making sure that we could handle the increased demand. thankfully, i'm proud to say, there was only a two-week window during this time that we could not fulfill orders 100%. we have been able to keep retailers and customers happy, we have always kept extra inventory on hand. as a small company, we have always been planning for expansion. amanda: you are also innovating cookiesse singleserve here. is that a big market, how much does that speak to covid life versus what made extend beyond the pandemic? loren: yes, we just ann

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joining me now is pollster and msnbc political analyst cornell belcher, from brill yoents corners researchtrategy. i'm struck by how stable this race has been with joe biden having the consistent high single-digit lead. how should democrats feel heading into this convention and given that stability, do you think we'll see that traditional post convention bump? >> i'm struck by it also. and in fact, it scares me. it is so stable, it terrifies me. [ laughter ] we're winning, we're winning bigger than we typically are so i'm terrified. but, look, you typically see a tightening of the race, you typically see a post-convention, one way or another. i'm not sure we'll get that this time because it is not the typical convention and frankly so much of this is a referendum on trump, it is a referendum on presidency. but i have to tell you, this is unlikely anything we've seen and the numbers that you just showed about how the majority of voters, even bider voters, a vast majority are voting against trump, that just speaks to how this is overwhelmingly a referendum on donald trump. and how does donal

when we have more details on that, updates, we which brill them to but let's bring in mike huckabee, also fox news contributor. governor, great to see you. part of the conversations, part of why they can't come to some sort of a deal here is with respect to the unemployment benefits, right? that $600 a week. the republicans are saying how will you get people back to work if you continue to give them more to stay home than they would be making at their job? dems say, no we have to keep this going. what are your thoughts how they can achieve some sort of a middle ground? >> i'm not sure they are going to because the democrats don't want to get this resolved. they want this to be a train wreck. it is about the politics of it, jack kim. not because they think it is really good policy to pay people more money to not work than it is for them to work. i think we all want to see people get some type of relief if their jobs have disappeared, through no fault of their own. this is, a pandemic that has destroyed so many people's livelihoods and their businesses. it's a different thing when thei

so in of tthere is a belief wit campaign that brill still stepi bring this home for the president. but the kicker of the article is one person telling me that if the problem is the candidate and things that he has said from the podium and sparring with reporters, that is something that only one person can change and that is not bill stepien. >> absolutely. and you also write that the trump campaign is reaching out to voters by land line telephones and they say they have reached tens of thousands of homes in battleground communities and millions have streamed the president's facebook sessions. what does it say about the state of the president's campaign? is cold calling voters, is that good strategy? >> if they are calling voters that they know have supported the president because they went to rallies or other things, but this is one way for them when the president isn't out there holding giant rallies, for them to try and identify other people who they might not have identified yet and might support the president. so they are calling the land lines. and if someone stays on the line

hundred years would i have believed that someone could have taken the work that giuliani and i and brillm the '90s to 2002 and flip it back in time 30 years within a matter of three months. jackie: yeah. >> within a matter of three months, he has knocked the city back into the '80s and early '90s. jackie: where do we go from here in unfortunately, the demographics of new york city indicate it's going to be hard to change the leadership here. it almost feels as if this is a way to support of strong-arm people in some ways, and bear with me on this argument here, to vote for president biden because if you vote for joe biden to be president, you know, he'll take care of this. all of this will stop in a withdraw versus really trying to attack the problem at hasn't here, the policy failures -- at a hand here, the policy failures of some of these democratic leaders. >> well, i would tell people to go back and review joe biden's, his speech at the convention, kamala harris' speech at the convention. not once did they mention the violence, the riots, black lives matter, the anarchists, antifa. n

this is expected increasingly by people in the industry to go tluf that would be 25 brill on, not 25 million that would mean no layoffs through march. remember, they're already geren tees no layoffs through the end of october the argument for another package is, one it would prevent costly retraining a number of pilots aren't working, they won't be able to keep up with their certification. it will ensure service to all the smaller cities, and fen if the airlines sees an nick in demand, they're really to ramp up it's just a matter of getting the planes ready to go the problem is demand. it still remains very weak, down anywhere between 72% and 75% compare that with where we were pre-covid-19, which was up around 2.3, 2.4 million people flying every day that demand has not changed. nonetheless, you take the airlines stocks, they have all moved up this week, because at least there's a floor. with this package they could have the guarantee of the jobs being paid for through march the belief is this $25 billion will go through. >> a lot of other industries would like that money. >> and th

long as capitalism allows money to flow to highest rate of return companies can make acquisitions, brilling deals, we should do okay speculation in the market obviously, you know about robinhood somebody is coming out do a friendlier version of robyn hood in addition to that, but i went through this, maria, day traders 1960s, individuals watched the tape what happened in 1987, when leland o'brien went out said you know we will sell insurance against the market decline 1999, 2000 markets go up and down but on balance next 10 years being an investor in american, and owning good businesses run by good people peef plenty of those a sound way to maintain capital. >> by the way, mario i know you look at deals a lot americans plernlz has activity picked up despite covid the shutdown as a result of pandemic what kind of activity are you seeing? >> that is a great question as well, you had deals done through a new form of financial engineering special purpose acquisition corps there is a pipeline full of those second private equity going to do transaxs in entertainment leisure business streaming

. >> i want to shout out to my kids, isabella, gabe brill bell.riff: good luck, pete. emily: can you do it. stay safe. you got. this. griff: indeed. i will tell you who may not have it know as we watch pete head into the hudson rivers i don't know that schools particularly in new york city are going to get their act together although governor andrew cuomo saying is he going to allow schools to reopen. here is what governor cuomo had to say as we transition to the reopenings segment. >> our infection rates all school districts can open everywhere in the state. every region is below the threshold we have established. if there is a matter of concern in the infection rate then we can revisit it. but, for planning purposes, they can reopen. so. >> we will see. emily, what do you think about this? >> well, i see it as a significant about face by the governor. but, what's interesting to me is the fact that he is still leaving it open essentially for closure. but what he is focusing on is the plan and the specificity needed. and i think that's the most im