>> absolutely i mean look brock obama has a couple of perspectives. a, he knows kamala harris and he is known her a long time, so he can speak to what he knows about her and her character and her effectiveness to he knows that anything he says is going to get under donald trump's skin and you could hear i was listing for all los punchlines and just imagining the tweets from donald trump that we can expect in the next couple of hours. it is effective and it's not just effective because the former president is talking about it, but because we can see with our own eyes they say, well, he's always been like that. that's actually not true. if you go back and look at him in 2020 and 2016, even on the topic of immigration, it was much clearer. it was much more. he was able to get through a series of points more consistently than what we've heard him do. and it wasn't these two when a half-hour speeches. so i think we're also witnessing for our own eyes, this behavior. i mean, he talked about the swaying to the music that was very bizarre. >> yes. well, i wil

brock obama set to hit the trail for kamala harris, kicking off his campaign blitz in the must-win state of pennsylvania and oklahoma is looking to buy a bible for every classroom, but not just any bible, one with barrow very specific requirements actually, that only seemed to describe the one trump is selling i'm kaitlan collins and this is the source storm-ravaged georgia today and almost immediately began lying about the federal government's response to hurricane helene, the deadliest storm to hit the united states mainland since hurricane katrina as the southeast is still reeling from the deaths of 218 people, at least an a measurable destruction the former president falsely claimed there isn't enough money for hurricane relief from the white house they're missing $1 that was used for another purpose in reality, congress just gave fema and other 20 billion last week for its disaster relief fund. >> the department of homeland security says it will need more to make it through the rest of hurricane season. but also noted that there is enough for the immediate rescue and recovery needs

get in the battleground state of georgia or vice president campbell harrison for her president, brock obama. take to the states to campaign together for the 1st time, the welcome to the packet, we'd be getting southern 1111 is really as strong called the town of us via has killed 3 generalists. local media reporting. the data include 2 camera men and the technician. employees by 2 lebanese television channels. these really all we talk through the hotel wedge. alice had been staying several people in just the attack comes weeks of to as well. building the building, housing a television channel. it said, how's the links with has belong. com. is that the scene of that's attack, this is about 3, says he a and when the missile struck this such a villas where general as were residing, not just from one media organization, 7 journalist and several of these organizations were actually staying here. it was a massive last, as you can see by the twisted metal and wreckage that you'll see. now 3 people have been killed as who cameraman and a satellite engineer. we're also hearing that people were injur

>> and he didn't want to i want to get some other things in, but again, ryan, please brock obama was either you have you have no evidence of barack obama directly you i ask the irs to go after any political enemies. they just how he to, you have no evidence of brock obama was involved in that. >> you have to acknowledge that they did though. but i don't i don't have it on the irs to go as administration that striation debts false, but we're going to move on. we're going to move on because i want to i want to play the other things that donald trump said and other people that he went after it was there was more, there was more listen. >> i think he's angry. he pretends not to be, but i think he's an angry guys, nasty guy. edge and now he is angry about a lot of things. van jones total sleazebag. hey, thank this one. this one. that one, that one? >> no one he didn't think was donald trump. >> i think zelenskyy is one of the greatest salesman i've ever seen. every time he comes in when you get $100 who else got that kind of money in history, there's never been that doesn't mean i don't wa

but in 2016, brock obama had the bully pulpit of the presidency. when all around the country for hillary clinton is still couldn't beat donald trump. >> of course that was when he had just been in office for eight years after people reflect differently on him now that he's been out of office, but i want the one person we're not seeing out on the campaign trail is president biden. he did make a surprise appearance in the briefing room the first time he is ever gone to the white house briefing room since being in office, i remember brooks, i was there. we always hoped that he would come, but he said something that was really interesting when a reporter asked him if he thought this election would be free and fair fair i don't know whether there will be peaceful things that trump has said and the things that he said last time out was he didn't like the outcome of the election we're very dangerous. >> i have you accepted outcome of the last election. so i am concerned about what they're going to do it's fair point. >> it's a truth and i also think there

, joining us now on the panel is cnn's isaac dovere, who has got some brand new reporting about brock obama, isaac, good morning your story is headline, obamas re-emerges on the trail for harris comes as he recognizes his own legacy is at stake. >> could just reading you a passage from her excellent article here it says, but thought has circulated amongst several people close to the former president. if they told cnn, if trump wins, obama way be seen as the aberration in the history of american politics rather than trump and his native authoritarianism obama acolytes have spent the last eight years rationalizing trump as the last gasp backlash, the democrat in his presidency, what are you hearing about his strategy in his own thinking about why he's in this involve at this point of the campaign. >> i can tell you that appearance at the campaign office on thursday was one that even people close to obama did not think would go quite like that. there's something bubbling in him, an a frustration with trump's continued hold on, america and with what he's seeing with black men i go back to an ap

young man without coming across as lecture i mean, yeah, it is a challenge, but the simple fact is brock obama is the greatest political talent of our generation. >> and the weird part about it because he's probably the second best talent in his own bedroom because michelle obama is just that much better than even barak obama is. i think he would readily admit that both of them out there together is just the dynamic duo for for kamala harris, unless juxtapose this for one, for one moment. i mean, if you think back to 1990 and everybody who's run for president since you know, 1990 when i was 6-years-old anderson, you might have been slightly older than i, but if you think about everybody who's running for president on the republican side, there's only one person who's running for president or vice president who is standing on stage or endorsed donald trump. that's sarah palin. that's the only person. and so when you have these people, whether or not it's built when hillary clinton or barak and michelle obama, you have this talent. i'll war that have coming outside. jimmy carter casting his ball

good news, the commer harris was ready for the job. 16 years ago us voters made history, electing brock obama as their 1st black president. now obama says it's time to make history again, we've got a candidate to both for and the selection was government scripts that kind of character who may what we would want to set a good example and do the right thing and leave this conflict better then she found that harris has enlisted the help of obama in her pursuit of the presidency. but together they appeared on stage for the 1st time to deliver the closing arguments of her campaign. there is a yard for a president of the united states who will see you, who gets you and who will fight for you. he was also joined by filmmakers, actors and musicians like senior songwriter, bruce springsteen. even if we're just dance. georgia is among 7 battleground states. that could decide who wins the white house. both harris and trump will concentrate on the swing states from now until election day. hello to arizona. thank you very much. but harris isn't the only candidate trying to make history of this election cy

. >> one difference between harris and brock obama and bill clinton is that what those previous democratic presidents, you had someone who would say, hey, the democratic party was wrong out this. the democratic party took the wrong stance here. the excesses of the climate movement, the excesses of the social justice left. harris hasn't really done that. and that's really important, not just for winning over republicans, but for winning over a whole swath of voters were in the middle, including democrats, who again, enthusiastic it's typically back brock obama and bill clinton. those are the folks that she needs to get on. >> it's a really interesting point and karen, let's go back to that because you know, we all we don't know all but people who are knutsen into this game way too heavily, talk about clinton's sister soldier moment when during the campaign in 1992, she called out a far left person kind of make him seem like a center sheet. she has not had a sister-soldier moment. she has been i would say, not on only reluctant, but just hasn't stood up to some of the progressive left of her

for morocco and brock obama pennsylvania any bottom of my pennsylvania in 2008 to 2012? >> well, he lost by a lot of work. yeah. >> i don't i don't think if i were in your party with all due respect, i wouldn't want to be arguing about the hiding of medical conditions and medical records given who the current president. >> what about your nominee? that's number one. let me finish. you guys got number two, i think the polling this morning and the week ending, david's, right. it wasn't rough week. i mean, her faves are down. they're struggling with the front page of the new york times this morning front-page story. democrats struggling with african american voters, particularly african american man. this gender gap issue is real. it's a real problem and you see the democrats reacting to it. and i think what they are now filing an october, the election coming to realize is that a lot of men think democrats care more about dudes who want to become women than news you just want to be knows. cravinho and no hunting cosplay are cringey videos is going to change at the bed is ma

>> we will hit pause conversation after this but we are this introduction introduction to brock obama and kamala harris chris on stage. >> now we're waiting for them to take the stage at any moment, this will be their first joint appearance of the campaign, and it will be here live. also in battleground, wisconsin, one of the most important senate races in the country tonight, getting very personal and nasty mlb embed with wall street while she sleeps in her girlfriends million dollars condo in new york city wisconsin, families are getting hammered and trump making a promise that is out of this world and far out, even for him is brought to you by tebe visit sounds like td.com dan made progress with his mental health, but his medication caused unintentional movements in his face, hands, and feet called target dyskinesia or td so his doctor prescribed both costello xr, a once-daily extended release td treatment for adults reduced dance td movements. >> some people saw response as early as two weeks with astead au xr. dan can stay on his mental health mets. >> cool here i said, oh, xr ca

florida and south carolina because of that, you mentioned the 2012 sandy is a great example of how brock obama embrace and chris christie, actually improved barak obama's standing in the 2012 blackshear to of every five people they talk to an actual poll said that really made them feel that brock obama was someone who is caring about people presidents can use it, but also opponents for sure. >> so if you're kamala harris or the vice president of the united states, but you're at the top of the ticket. how do you think she should be navigating this moment? >> yeah i. think she's done a pretty good job in terms of this. you have to appear very empathetic, right? you have to show concern. you have to stand by victims, victims when i know you're there literally they want you on the ground. on the other hand, you can't get in the way of fema and certainly you don't want to politicize it blow back on trump and some of those rumors going on because people right now in those areas are so set. i just tried to clean up and their lives so they're not even paying much attention. he's hoping to gain the att

tonight, bruce springsteen's serving as the opening act for brock obama and much kamala harris in the state of georgia, the swing state is a place that the vice president needs to run until she drops. basically, the message from the boss and from obama tonight well, will never go back to donald trump donald american tyrant he does not understand this country, its history, or what it means to be deeply american. and that's why november 5, i'm casting my vote for kamala harris and tim walz. >> we do not need four years of a wannabe king i wannabe dictator running around trying to punish his enemies that's not what you need in your life. america is ready to turn the page. >> this is not 2016 it's not 2020 including because just a few months ago, the united states supreme court told the former president that he has effectively immune no matter what he does in the white house now, just imagine donald trump would no guardrails and we are lucky tonight to have the host of the black on air podcast, larry wilmore, he's hearing our fifth seed. >> let's get right to it. i mean, this was a messag

brock obama going to pennsylvania for the harris campaign, allegedly a lot over the next month show. now stipulate you spent your entire correctional career beating the snot out of her, trying to president obama. i think here in a different place it's right now what kind of a difference do you think obama in pennsylvania overtime can make >> i think it will make a big big difference look, there's so much enthusiasm for kamala harris across the board brock obama remain it's the most popular democrat i've spent a lot of time on the ground in pennsylvania in all the battleground states and there's, there's great receptivity among republicans, independents, and all the way down, all the way across to 0progressives for something to stop trump brock obama will really help to make that case. i think a lot of people are waiting for him to come out. may rate for me in order the importance of springsteen, obama going to pennsylvania, elon musk, going to butler, i guess, pennsylvania this weekend with donald trump, rank them in importance he is somebody who can actually point to doing something

brock obama was talking about something that's even more cultural than that. >> he was talking aboutt that there is a question and people sometimes bring up whether or not black folk are black like men in particular will vote for a woman. >> and i would tell 44 and i would tell barak obama that sometimes that messaging has to be about the fact that we understand the strength of black women who are in our own lives are mothers, our grandmothers, those women who run local, local grocery stores, or five and dimes, those women who were in the churches that were the big hats that's and smell like chanel number five and make sweet potato pies out of a stickers were butter and what they mean to our communities. and i think that is a better message saying that if those women can lead our communities than kamala harris can be president of the united states listen, the end of the day, i don't like the framing of this discussion because of kamala harris doesn't win. i don't want what people to then say that it's black men's fault because that's not the case or was black people's fault because t

he isn't there's an intimidation factor with brock obama. >> i don't think donald trump personally respect to anybody, but i also believe that at the end of the day, he has a he knows he can't go to toe with barak obama and i think that there's a level of fear and frustration there but aside from knocked him out on his third term in the hillary clinton was brought bone was third term in the american voters have now, he's never run against morocco and brock obama, right said that he believed he could have won that race. >> there's been a formidable amount of star power, whether it's effective or not, i think is the question that has lined up behind kamala harris will we expect to see michelle obama out on the campaign trail? you've got bruce springsteen just endorsed her yesterday. taylor swift, of course, huge endorsement she comes out on stage to beyonce is song freedom. do you think that will expect, you will see other big names like that out there. alex. and does that have an impact? i mean, brocco roman likely be the closer michelle likes to be the closer to the closer, like the on-cou

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it's different if you're the president of china and every time the us president brock obama talks to you. he's raising climate change and uh, and, and down. but you know, levels below the president, people are engaging on uh, on climate change and then china knows that. and they know they're going to have to respond. and donald trump's president, the number of times when donald trump would have raised climate change with presentation, think 0 or does that affect china's actions? i guess is it, does that mean like, i don't know for sure, but i think, you know, i think it's, it's undermining and not just with respect to china with respect to other countries as well. with regards to the comp $29.00 coming up this year. i mean, the us is one of the biggest one does when it comes to climate finance and it's, you know, i mean, we're going to have the results of the us selection young days before those negotiations take place. right. i mean, what impacts do you expect result lens have them in negotiations? a very positive. this is if uh, is harris wins and a big release i think, covers all

and of course, he's on his way to nevada and in just a moment here in georgia kamala harris and brock obama will be on that stage together and everyone's back with me on that. so lulu, right, the context here, kristen talking about it now, when trump is on the stage talking about garbage can of the world, when he's right saffrine seeing the number of migrants who have come into the united states over the past years does rhetoric like that at this point? does it motivate anybody? does it mean for or against? i mean, does it move the needle? >> i mean, i think donald trump's pitch is that this country is in a terrible state and the darker, the better because that benefits him but i mean, moving aside from just the rhetoric, what i'm interested in are the policies. i mean, there was a very important article today in the new york times. were they interviewed stephen miller. you might remember pam from the first trump administration, who was the architect of many of former president trump's harshest immigration policies and he basically detailed what they're planning for a next trump administrat

good news, the commer harris was ready for the job. 16 years ago us voters made history, electing brock obama as their 1st black president. now obama says it's time to make history again, we've got a candidate to both for and the selection demonstrates that kind of character who may what we would want to set a good example and do the right thing and leave this conflict better than she found it harris has enlisted the help of obama in her pursuit of the presidency, but together they appeared on stage for the 1st time to deliver the closing arguments of her campaign. there was a yearning for a president of the united states who will see you who get used and who will fight for you. he was also joined by filmmakers, actors and musicians like senior songwriter, bruce springsteen. and we're just georgia is among 7 battleground states that could decide who wins the white house. both harris and trump will concentrate on the swing states from now until election day. hello to arizona. thank you very much. but harris isn't the only candidate trying to make history. the selection cycle. trump hopes to be

we've had brock obama, we've got michelle obama coming in. we've got a lot of folks that are making it clear that michigan is a priority congressman in the final days of a campaign, you obviously here sometimes the most pitched version of it, candidates closing argument, both from them and also from their surrogates. >> and there was a moment on the campaign trail yesterday hey, where tucker carlson introduced at former president donald trump and he didn't this way. i want to show it to you and then ask you about it on the other side there, has to be a point at which dad comes home. >> dad gum what he says? >> you've, been a bad girl. you've been a bad little girl and you're getting a vigorous spanking, right now when donald trump to take the stage, there were chants of daddy's home. >> sir, your reaction to these comments? >> this is the republican party of 2024. >> it's creepy. it's scary, and people ought to pay attention to those things that they're saying the imagery that they're projecting. whether it's that kind of scary and weird intr

a brock obama. what happens, the margins for brock obama will tell you what happens on the light hair at a 100 percent. every excited life when they report in the news or even higher. and now there's operating on why he won. and i think in c as in swing state, i think more, don fran carrie did you hear maybe the day that she did have the site is letting the know, but this is the reason i'm sorry kind of car is just been totally can i ask you about specific threats that trump has made. i mean, why one count a 100 threats to investigate, prosecute to prison, his opponents, he says, who point of special counsel to investigate joe biden? he says that miss cheney is guilty of treason. i mean, this isn't how things normally work. you've done some changes political with charles, this is, this isn't how american democracy is supposed to work. okay. what so or really and is that he literally survive an assassination attempt. he is being post specifically targeted by state. lot change to go and somebody is be

i remember the week before the 2012 election brock obama calling me and saying, mussina, if you sendto x city one more time, and what have you killed. i said, i know. you will be there on monday. they are just going to go back and back and back. >> is the six to seven states. okay. what is the thing that nobody is talking about or not talking about enough right now that everybody should be paying attention to and we should all have our eye on? >> november 6th. everyone's talking about november 5th and who's going to win on election day. my worry is the day after. you've already seen in the battleground states the trump world filing 100 lawsuits, attempting to stop early voting , stop voting locations, kick people off the rolls, changing rules in georgia literally weeks before the election. that is a precursor to what they are going to do after the election. they are going to try to set up a way to steal this election to get some of these crazy cases to their favorite united states supreme court. as a campaign manager, used to tease our lawyers about how much i didn't like having to s

i know you were talking about the vice president and brock obama getting out on the road. michelle obama, who is the queen of all democrats getting out on the road. that's what it's about right now. most folks have picked their side. it's about getting those folks out. kamala harris is not going to lose because somebody moves from kamala harris to donald trump. if we lose, we lose because those folks decided to stay home. so it's about get out the vote i was on the phone just this morning with local 19 and philadelphia where they're having blocked walks this weekend. that's going on around the country. where folks are mobilizing to get their people out. that's what this comes down to in the final days as the strategists here trying to figure out where are those last votes that we've got to get out? >> we're going to have to leave it there because we're out of time. >> just one quick one quick one quick point. just want to tell you she's doing so poorly in pennsylvania that bob casey this morning higher jeopardy, go to bob casey is website check it out. bob casey has an ad w

breaking through with that message, jessica, because, you know, even though pete wants to compare brock obama speech at the convention with donald trump's you know, dissension into dementia frankly, not just last night's rally, but every single one of his rallies. >> he's becoming that much more demented. he's unraveling before our eyes. he's more unhinged than he ever has been. he makes absolutely zero roe sense. if you want to take that comment, pete, and compare it to what barak obama said. that is not the only thing that is worrisome about what donald trump said. >> though. >> let's take into consideration what arnold palmer's daughter said. she was disgusted by it. she said her father other would be disgusted by it. and it really shows that this is not a man who is fit for office. >> and the other things that he has said, frankly are much more concerning talking about sicking the military, the american military on americans in our own country and so i think what the kamala harris campaign is doing in terms of strategy is really smart because she is underscoring that all of these things t

right now, kamala harris and brock obama are trying their hardest to make sure they do. >> now, he is ducking debates. and canceling interviews because of exhaustion. have you noticed he tends to go off script and ramble? and generally for the life of him cannot finish a thought. and he has called it the weave. but i think here would call it nonsense. >> you would be worried if your grandpa started acting like this. if you would. right? you call up your brother, your cousin or something and be like, to be seen grandpa lately? what are we going to do? but this is coming from somebody who wants unchecked power. we do not need to see what an older, linear donald trump looks like with no guardrails. >> have you seen grandpa lately? we should all be asking that. the bottom line here is this -- whatever trump's reason for canceling all of these interviews, whatever his reason for hiding out in his increasingly smaller safes vases is all very telling. and what it tells us is the story of one candidate who is open to being tested, who is willing to do the hard work, was going on fox news and

again, george w bush ran on compassionate conservative which isn't brock obama was hoping change. bill clinton was putting people first run on your side. what is kamala harris, donald trump is close the border, cut your taxes, right? that's how people process it. what is kamala harris will say? >> i don't think i don't if the ellipse speech ultimately is another kind of reference to january 6. and that's it. i think that would be a huge mistake because that's not that's not the territory that this election is being decided on. right now, the voters who are not sure what they're going to do, they probably don't like donald trump very much. but to your point, jake, they need to understand that she is a sturdy leader. they want to believe that she can be president, that she can handle with the president so he comes with and there is something about, you know, if you are going to do this, if you're going to create a symbolic moment to show that you are in the space of represents american democracy. that's a good point to make, but she has to convince people that she has the gravitas f

list of people that truck is threatening to imprison these, threatened dev army tribunal is for brock obama. i mean, he says is increasingly the less gets longer, the recent supreme court decision would seem to give him a lot of authority to politicize the justice department. so i don't think individual voters are worried to trump. well, you know, retaliated against them. although, if i were in a demonstration, he's been threatening about sending the army to invade the demonstrations. and so i would be a little nervous. just tell us where things are coming and how is a day, you know, one of these days you with she might regret the fact that she didn't really manage to change the perception among american voters, that she's much better than trump when it comes to the economy. because when you look at the fig as many still believe that trump is a one, was all it takes to fix the economy. well, i think the economy is the number one issue for most voters and harris has had difficulty making the case that she represents a better choice than donald trump. the large part that is because of the inc

ready us anxious, lied to a 3000 percent of inflation in that very country and even brock obama. i think during his tenure as president does, said the us anxious the us sanctions against cube. i police defeats the purpose. so yeah, you are, you know, you're pointing to a larger question of whether the rush that should succumb to the dominance of the west. i think china has been and therefore brakes for that matter i think is working consistently to say that the look, the west can be our partner, the brakes is not the exclusive partnership, but the inclusive one. and when it comes to the argument between honor and my indian friend regarding the debate between security and development, i think the 2 things really go handy hand. that's why in the present she's global development initiative and global security initiative are concurrently proposed. and i think that's very important because we cannot have no peace without the ports, without bridges, without safe drinking water without gender equality. and also one last thing should i add, which is focusing more, we should be focusing m

and why on thursday come a how this will become painting in the state with brock obama trying to convince voters that she's the one we should put in the white house. come january next year . i was so sure i'll just eat up and dilutes in georgia. still have hail and i'll just say we're driven by the transport work is improved on strike, demanding the government to move to protect the site that why in any is the is lost in the sale of apples. i say the 16, the in depth analysis of the day sidelines. how do you see the educational system in gaza informed opinion seeing treaties have a very high kid is, inc. it in civilian political debate. what's happened as either now has to be seen in the context of a whole raft, especially those that have seen taking against on the inside story. what is, is real trying to achieve in 11 on is there a strategy on how to 0? examining the impact of today's headlines. a prolonged conflict for 11 years economy wouldn't be an absolute death, unflinching john is on how many people are in detention. victor, that may be philosophical no, don't be focused on giving

the, i can all the democratic party, the 1st ever african american president, brock obama also admitted that vote of fraud took place during his own campaign in 2008. i come from chicago, i saw. so i want to be honest. it's not as if it's just republicans who have market around with elections in the past. sometimes democrats have to, you know, whenever people are in power there, you know, they have this tendency to try to you know, tell things in their direction. big elections rely on big spending. ordinary voters are spam with calls to donate on the regular basis my own inboxes for daily, please to pitch in $25.00 to $1.00 campaign or another. the largest supporters and contributors, however, are billionaires and corporations, and it's arguably they will spearhead entire, contains and control how their cash is spent in 2012. jimmy cars are said. the us electoral system is the worst in the world shot through with financial corruption. we have one of the worst election processors in the world right in the united states of america. and it's almost entirely because of the excessive influx

and what i can tell you is that in any moment, brock obama, the 44th president's united states to be history as america's 1st black president, set to take the stage alongside cala harris. the current vice president who hopes to be americas 1st female and women of color president of the united states. now behind me right now is tyler perry and many of our viewers who know him as an actor, but also a major film producer and mobile. and so he is making the argument right now about why people to get out and vote not only for mobile. here is why they shouldn't vote for, for president donald trump, who that he says that he wasn't buyer, donald trump, but then he looked into the facts as of the fact. so, but he is a man that does not revere the us constitution doesn't respect the rule of law and the peaceful transfer of power. so it really is a star said line up chris springsteen has performed. we've also seen the through the actors likely and film producer, as well as samuel jackson. so this is all design begin, this battle, run state of georgia to really encourage the votes. this is a cri

the on say, should be with stevie wonder, bruce springsteen is going to be an event tomorrow with brock obama as they really try to make sure that people get out of boat. that's the emphasis. that's the name of this campaign, gets out the vote, and she has been talking about how crucially it is. it is important because it's not some of the largest states that she needs to worry about. because these polls as all, i'm a say, i've got them that can, that can talk. she's leading one of the national post today from abc you is. she's actually a head of donald trump by full point. so just outside that full point margin of error spots, it's those swing states where it comes out to just a few 1000 votes. and that's why in philadelphia, philadelphia suicide. and you just got to turn out to vote. billy we've got 9 days, 9 days, 9 days left, and one of the most consequential elections of our lifetime. and we know this is going to be a tight race until the very end. so we have a lot of work ahead of us. but we like hard work hard harkins and make no mistake. we will, when will george's election commission

and why on thursday come a how this will become painting in the state with brock obama trying to convince voters that she's the one you should put in the white house. come january next year . oh so sure. i'll just see you in dilutes in georgia. well, they were because of rejected the latest offer from the company to and nearly a 6 week strike 64 percent of union members though, to the gain states, 35 percent pay increase, fail the will count as impacted by in production. and it's also reported a loss of more than $6000000000.00. in the 3rd quarter of the high drug cast store, it has more the note was no deal with 64 percent of union members deciding to reject boeing's latest offer of a 35 percent pay raise and 7 $1000.00 signing bonus. the 2nd point, the workers wanted the pay raise to be 40 percent, and they wanted their pensions reinstated after the company took it away in 2014. that means the strike continues. now going on more than 5 weeks. the work stoppage of more than 30000 machines in boeing's west coast factories has halted production of its best selling 737 max plane. analysts s

so the american ultimate objective in the middle east has field the pivot to asia, or brock obama has not been replaced by the art of nature that everybody had hoped for, but to restore him, the cost of the war. well remember, it gives reputation, exhausting its military munition and storage emergencies towards the middle is the destruction. it's creating the danger, it's imposing on the energy supplies in the middle east that a minded american to find some kind of a bad as the wanted the war to end. but we're in a kind of in, in that would allow the americans to manage the new reality. nothing. yeah, i wouldn't even play a lot. the americas are not to say it to teneo. we won past, we know we are angling for a his beloved try and put victory. you say let's in the war according to our own strategic on political objectives. but it's kind of to tell you on with the same intensity with this ongoing doing this side and goes off, but nothing, you know, has no plans to do so. and that's the risk if this is the proper word use. if there is a risk, the risk is between a different strategic obj