what's next you get tickled by chris christie?use remember that one time? >> we came to the five and they had the zoo people. i walked in and i was like is not a sloth and the lady said get away and i said can i hold it, nobody holds the sloth. i was like why? she's like they are dangerous. i was like i feel like i could move from that. , laughter to be supportive and the lady was like. >> she didn't think it was funny you have to get through her if you wanted to do that. >> greg: do you think we should ban all sloths from coming to america until we get this under control? >> i had to research this because it's transmitted by mosquitoes. if i'm bit by a sloth it's fine. maybe not but get rid of the mosquitoes. they think -- they need to totally rebrand this. you want to nap or maybe what's happening with generation z. in the workplace. >> greg: should we have a sloths wear masks? let's make them wear masks at least indoors. maybe a six-foot rule, stay away from the sloth. my talking to myself? [ laughter ] >> greg: what's going on

thank you for your time. >>> we're joined by donna brazile and chris christie. i almost don't know where to begin after all that. chris, let's talk about where we left off on the pardoning of the assault of police officers. >> he's made this really clear, george, over time, and he's, in fact, donald trump has, you know, has them singing before his rallies, singing the national anthem. he calls them hostages, et cetera. i don't think there's really any question that the only person who's inconsistent this morning is byron donalds. trump's been consistent. he says he's going to pardon them, and what people need to understand about donald trump is what i've learned over 22 years. when he says something, he's going to do it, and so if he says he's going to pardon those folks, if he's elected, you can take to the bank that he will. >> george: it's also clear, donna brazile, that the trump team is not going to back away from questioning the vice president's racial identity. >> look. i recognize, george, that the playbook of the late '60s and the '70s and even as -- no

somebody in the audience said chris christie is a fat pig.aid, sir, chris christie is not a fat pig. we argued about it for three or four minutes. no, he's not a fat pig. >> classic. trump went after joe biden, who he, of course, is no long err running against. >> what do you like better? it doesn't matter anymore? crooked joe or sleepy joe? it doesn't matter. okay, ready? they're both correct. i think crooked joe is more correct to say. all right, ready? crooked first, right? what do you like better? crooked joe? [ cheers and applause ] >> or sleepy joe? [ cheers and applause ] >> okay. crooked seems to always win. he's a crooked guy. all he had to do is -- think of it. if he didn't do the debate, he'd still be running. >> joining us now, politics reporter for semafor, shelby talcott. thank you for joining us. let's talk about what trump's doing here. he's resurfacing social media posts from the far right corners of the internet, giving them some legitimacy. that's not true. attractioning crowd size. that's to me more than nuts. but to me it

the other day i got very angry, some man called chris christie fat. and i said, "sir."nd then he said he was a pig. i said, "sir! chris christie is not a fat pig, please remember that. he is not a fat pig, please take it back." and the guy's looking at me like, really? no, we have to defend people. you can't call people fat. i said about nine times, "he is not a fat pig." >> kathryn: same thing happened to me the other day. some man called matt damon a fat pig, and i said, "sir, matt damon is not a fat pig. now get back to your vacation, jimmy." [ laughter ] [ applause ] this is where i think trump should spend the next four years. taco bell -- [ laughter ] -- is launching what they call an "early retirement community" in san diego. it's called "the cantinas." [ laughter ] look how fun. finally, we can die the way we lived, with a crunchwrap supreme pouring out of our anuses. [ laughter ] [ applause ] oh, america. another thing i learned this week is that jimmy has a team of very smart people who spend all their time looking for very dumb clips. like this one about a gu

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our poll, and political analyst from former party chairs donna brazile and reince priebus, and chris christie, jonathan karl, and rachel scott join our powerhouse round table. it's your voice, your vote. >> martha: good morning, and welcome to "this week." we are live from the united center in chicago where in just a few days, vice president kamala harris will stand on the stage behind me as the democratic nominee for president. it is a far different convention than the one planned just one month ago when president joe biden was still on the ticket and many democrats were concerned about a potential donald trump landslide in november, but what a difference a candidate makes. our new poll with the "washington post" and ipsos out this morning shows some dramatic shifts in the race for the white house in the four weeks since president biden stepped aside. with harris now opening up a five-point lead nationally over trump among all adults. compare that to early july when trump led biden by a point. a spike in voter enthusiasm is helping to drive harris' momentum, but trump does lead on several ma

this fall, chris christie will teach a class at yale on how to ruat en a political campaign. >> oh, there. he'll discuss everything ever done and then say, don't do that. the class will only be opene to ten students because that's the most that will fit in there with himt win th. >> mm-hmm. the class will be inclusive, considering christie is fluent in over eight sandwiches and.t >> any student bringing an apple should be aware he won't accept it unless it's dippeddipd in caramel. he's a frien ind. kamala harris has been roundly criticized, bringing tim walz along with her for tonight's cnn intervieh hew. but supporters say america is used to her dragging around a creepy old white guyerg. harris' claim once workedut at mcdonald's. but people are finding it very hard to verify peoing this, alh one former employee says she did put him in jai l, why would she lie anyway? a venezuelan migrant gang was caught on camera taking over an apartment complex in aurora, colorado. authorities are at a losx ins on how to negotiate with people so willing to risk their securityo deposit ris. you know, i l

former new jersey governor chris christie sitting through the longest game in the pitch clock era.ee hours, 45 minutes. mets were up five. nothing. a's come back. j.j. bleday with his first ever grand slam. the a's take the lead in the sixth. mason miller his 18th save. this game featured 425 pitches, the most of any contest this season, and the a's win it seven six. the nba released the schedule for the upcoming season. the warriors open october 23rd at portland. in fact, seven of their first ten are on the road. the home opener october 27th against the clippers, five dubs games will be seen right here on abc seven. warriors hosting the lakers christmas day then again, january 25th. another klay thompson homecoming. february 23rd. the first one is november 12th. dubs at philly march 1st and at home against the knicks on march 15th. you know, fans ask athletes to autograph pretty much anything. i can't ever remember seeing this before. wnba star caitlin clark autographing a baby. i'm just a baby. clark was asked if this was the youngest person she'd ever sign an autograph for. she

then you have somebody like chris christie, who was on sunday on with george stephanopoulos. he said about the potential for josh shapiro it's going to show whether she's really trying to reach out to her entire party and by extension, the entire country. i think she needs to pick someone who is viewed as more moderate than her. it should be josh shapiro. i don't think this is a hard choice he's a very talented politician he's extraordinarily popular, 65% job approval in the state she needs to win now, just for context, of course, chris christie has not endorsed donald trump nor well he, but he hasn't endorsed biden yet. right. and you have to wonder how much headlines we're seeing today might be influencing this choice for her to pick somebody who's got governing experience versus the senator somebody who has had to manage a budget you know, governor walz has said budget surpluses the last two years in his state josh shapiro, you've got headlines in israel that's a place where it's been some the criticism and opposition within his own party has been an issue there, but it's

former new jersey governor chris christie sitting through the longest game in the pitch clock era.ts were up five. nothing. a's come back. j.j. bleday with his first ever grand slam. the a's take the lead in the sixth. mason miller his 18th save. this game featured 425 pitches, the most of any contest this season, and the a's win it seven six. the nba released the schedule for the upcoming season. the warriors open october 23rd at portland. in fact, seven of their first ten are on the road. the home opener october 27th against the clippers, five dubs games will be seen right here on abc seven. warriors hosting the lakers christmas day then again, january 25th. another klay thompson homecoming. february 23rd. the first one is november 12th. dubs at philly march 1st and at home against the knicks on march 15th. you know, fans ask athletes to autograph pretty much anything. i can't ever remember seeing this before. wnba star caitlin clark autographing a baby. i'm just a baby. clark was asked if this was the youngest person she'd ever sign an autograph for. she said no. she actually si

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lebron james and chris christie have paid tribute. new jersey to be a groomsman at his sister's we did wedding. -- weekend wedding. still to come, how the u.s. complex system of insurance and mental health care makes finding help so difficult. our guests way and on the campaign headlines from the week. and we hear from young musicians who were forced to flee their country after the taliban takeover. >> this is the news hour from our studios in washington and on the west from the walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona state university. >> the world health organization is leaving at health effort to start vaccinating children in gaza this sunday against polio. there will be pauses in the fighting so that health workers can distribute the vaccine. this comes amid massive destruction and after health officials detected the first polio case there in 25 years. a once vibrant baby boy sits paralyzed in his car seat. he is the first confirmed case of polio in a quarter-century. the anguish is clear in his mother's voice. >> he is my

defeated rivals forced to sing his praise while he drank a diet coke made out of the goblet of chris christie's we heard from one of those souls, nikki haley, who said this. >> i will make one thing perfectly clear. >> i hate myself. there is no other explanation. thank you. thank you. thank you. [applause] >> stephen: then she turned it up to 11. >> donald trump has my strong endorsement, period. >> stephen: seriously? i remember when you called him unhinged, exclamation point. >> missouri is home to cities named liberty and independence and towns called freedom and defiance. >> stephen: that is true. it is also home to town called frankenstein, cooter, butts. tom cotton went on a fearmongering journey. here is how he described immigrants. >> the third world invasion, i traveled to our border and what did i see? migrants huddled under a bridge. i asked them, why did they come? >> stephen: they looked at me and said giraffe man. we will give you all of our twigs if you leave us alone. toward the end of the evening, we heard from former head secretary ben carson, whose apparently already gone to

somebody in the audience said, chris christie is a fat pig.chris christie is not a fat pig. we argued about it for three or four minutes. no, he is not a fat pig. four years tester has been telling montana that he is a moderate while he votes with biden, harris, and bernie sanders, and elizabeth warren, pocahontas. pocahontas, i have more indian blood in me than i have been her, and i happen to have none. kamala votes with them wanted to percent of the time. did you know that, steve? i promise you tim will not be voting wanted to percent. he may vote with them zero. but in 50-50 senate they could have single-handedly stop the invasion of a country, but he voted against stopping it. instead tester voted for mass amnesty, keep it against the border wall. who the hell would vote against the wall? keep at it against remain in mexico. the greatest policy cabal. you cannot come into our country and remain. at they had hundreds of thousands of people they came up from the south. it hundreds of thousands, they could not our country. he ended it, and t

. >>> presidential candidates chris christie is heading back to school. teach a course at yale this september on running an office. it will be open to undergrad and grad students. >> i would love to audit that class, just to hearing what the advice is. what is it, be nice? be civil? that sounds fascinating. thank you, kate. >>> a legal battle is brewing over confiscated planes in russia, and who is stuck with the bill for those. we'll bring you the details when we'll byou'll find them ins when cities, towns and suburbs all across america. millions of americans who "power lunch" returns. have medicare and medicaid but may be missing benefits they could really use. extra benefits they may be eligible to receive at no extra cost. and if you have medicare and medicaid, you may be able to get extra benefits, too, through a humana medicare advantage dual-eligible special needs plan. call now to see if there's a plan in your area and to see if you qualify. all of these plans include doctor, hospital and prescription drug coverage. plus, something really special,

this fall chris christie will teach a class at elp arc on how to run a political campaign. he will be grading on a huge curve. because he corrects his papers in bed. see? in the missouri national park it turns out that an injured bald eagle as my ego was too fat to fly. that's the same reason i gave the view when they want to do a show in hawaii. you people. 66 your old man fired for appearing in a times square hotel lobby. is suing for over 1 million bucks claiming he suffers from a chronic medical condition that causes him to frequently. it's called being 66. amman with the world's largest penis revealed the way made his life difficult. we chose the right now but i'm busy. who got that joke the ark and it is a joke. president biden is on his second straight week of vacation. he would get more rest if not for the local kids who keep poking him with a stick to see if he is alive. stephen king mocked elon musk on acts after one of his rocket launches was delayed. but king should stick to what he does best. scaring people. with his face. some people dispute the claim that kam

i said, sir, chris christie is not a fat pig. you should not -- and we argued about it for three, four minutes, so that was it. no, he's not a fat pig. >> three weeks ago when we kept hearing about the new, more mature, grown-up donald trump? let's please never have that conversation again. reverend sharpton, let's -- it was about three weeks ago when we heard that talk about this new, reformed trump. that was at the republican national convention. republicans thought they were on a glide path to a rout to win back the white house, both chambers of congress. a gop onslaught is what they were looking at. that's changed. what we're seeing here from donald trump is someone who has completely been knocked off balance and has yet to recover. his campaign seems like they can want either, including by getting him out in front of voters. montana, competitive senate seat there. that's why he went. he hasn't been in a battleground state in over a week. there is nothing on the calendar coming up. democrats have their convection next week. t

chris christy, we could go down the list. i think this is a good thing.something donald trump doesn't have. it's the first step to getting haley voters but i want more. >> people outside of trump's orbit, h.r. mcmaster, he worked in the trump white house, he did not weigh in on if he would vote for him but he did say he won't work for him again and then he has this, in my opinion, kind of weird op-ed in the atlantic when he talks about what trump got right on foreign policy. what does all this tell you from the h.r. mcmaster perspective? >> i think there are still instances where some of these trump-aligned folks are trying to straddle the line and have it both ways where they can retain some sense of dignity by speaking out in a minor sense against donald trump and basically trying to have their cake and eat it, too. i think at some point they have to recognize that this is the party. it's not going back to -- there is not some sleeping faction of reagan's republican party that's going to suddenly spring up again so it's up to them to determine right now

i've seen warmer and braces between chris christie and a salad.at's going on there? >> no. and i don't want to. here's why. what is with this administration and the spouse swapping over the vp and the president? we saw it before. dr jill didn't kiss joe like that. you know what i'm saying. he couldn't wait to get that full embrace. it wasn't a bro hug. it was a yo hug. he put his wife in the friend zone. that must have been a fun car ride home. why can't you hug me like her husband? [ laughter ] it's weird. >> greg: it is weird. joey i think that it's okay to take walz pickett delo's if call it apart because he broke the seal by calling vance weird. and we are all weird including him. >> we are very weird. i'm weird. most people can understand half the words i say. if we are comparing that it's not that bad. biden confused his own sister for his wife. trump will do more than shake hands with anybody's wife. so i mean we are progressing toward something. i don't know. >> greg: kennedy you're kind of an expert in relationship body language. what do

cok was found in the white house what a coincidence that's like finding a case of pies under chris christie'sbut you say it hunter wouldn't leave something that vital to him just anywhere it's not like a laptop or a child but apparently dna testing had begun but not finished. perhaps because if it was completed they would have something to report. the media was happy to let the story dissipate like a fart in a crowded elevator what happened to that story seems a good perfect assignment for a real reporter except for 1 problem the dope in the white house was a democrat and's and said democrats whose policies and competency medical state were already under fire imagine if this was a trump white house it would be the lead story in every channel worse than watergate the end a democracy another reason trump is unfit for office the only drug the trump kids are taking his calcium very strapping young man by the way i should have been taking calcium now the secret service is denied the report spokesman telling fox this is false there are retention policies for criminal investigations in the secret se

i want to see chris christy out on the campaign trail. >> chris christy is my friend. >> doesn't mean hope they do two things. an interview. i hope they do an interview. and they should come on the weekend. and then also, i want to see what the geo tv operation looks like for the early vote. i want to see some innovative things on digital for early voting. i want to see people posting the early i voted stickers early. >> she's got to do both and. you've got to get the republican swing voters and turnout the young folks. >> what is your wish list? >> my wish list is those two things, from an operational side, because that part of my brain is very much aligned with that but i think this was a gut check for the country and i'm hoping that the campaign does not lose sight of that because what is about to come is a tsunami of unmitigated bs and mounts and piles that they have never seen from quarters they never thought it would come from and in an asymmetrical way that will make what we thought was like a real crazy last six weeks look like a walk in the park on a sunday afternoon with emm

speaking of those a's in new york to play the mets, former new jersey governor chris christie not looking comfortable. this was the longest game in the pitch clock era. three hours, 45 minutes. mets jump out to a five nothing lead. a's come back. jj bleday grand slam. mason miller made it interesting on a humid day on the 425th pitch of the afternoon. not all by miller, but for 25 total. there's the ball game right there. most pitches by tea season. a's win seven six, here we are. the daily brandon aiyuk watch continuing no, no word on a new contract or a trade or anything, but aiyuk was again at 40 niners practice today wearing their gear, hanging out on a field where we the media are not supposed to shoot video. i don't think that was an accident. george kittle, he knows where the cameras are all the time. aiyuk may be the headliner, waiting for a new deal, but offensive lineman trent williams, he hasn't even reported to camp. we're not even really talking much about him. he's 36. still one of the best in the league, has no more guaranteed money on his contract. so that is a big issue.

will not support donald trump, whether as james madison, mike pence, bill barr, rex tillerson, chris christien kelly. there is a list on my computer i can read endlessly. he is bad at picking people who are going to get along with him. let alone be good at the job. all of this feels disastrous in ways that should've been predictable when you listen to who was recommending this guy for the job in the first place. >> but of course, reminding our audience, jd vance was just a paper doll for the silicon valley investors. they just need a person that they can make sure they had a bad phone into the white house. and he had a perfect front, because he seemingly represents the rustbelt. i know i'm out of time, but i have to ask you this question. what did you think when donald trump went after kamala harris for being biracial, how complicated is he making things for his own vp, jd vance, who is the father of three biracial kids? with how donald trump's mind works, it could not have been an accident. >> and i got to say, as a person, i am one racial, but you know i have referred to myself as a kenyan

they are moderate, independent, women, never trumper's, nikki haley voters, chris christie voters. they are people maybe that are less inclined to engage politically in general, or have so heavily tuned out when donald trump won that they really have not engaged in the last several years. those expansion audiences are critical. you cannot win with just one or the other. we need that coalition together. we see that in every state. and in each state, there is a different formula of how the electric comes together. that does not mean we are going to be different and what we are doing or her message or our leadership, but it does mean we have to understand there are issues in this race that we believe allow us to both have a national campaign, with the presidential campaign being national, but a state-by-state election. what is happening with ballot initiatives on reproductive freedom and abortion? what is happening in north carolina, which i love to talk about -- you have in robinson a quite extreme candidate on the republican side. we know the american people have pushed off against

. >> a former new jersey governor chris christie says, it should be josh shapiro because he has a 65% job approval rating and he's so popular in pennsylvania, a state that harris needs to win as you've pointed out, but does his popularity necessarily translate into the pivotal state of pennsylvania going blue no go but you know, if obviously not, i mean, there are plenty of vice presidential nominee john edwards, most recently in 2004, who could not deliver a quote, unquote, their home state. >> but the political science is pretty consistent that the vice president makes at least some impact and as long as the impact is more than zero that would seem to be a pretty good argument for picking the gun guy who as a 65% approval rating or favourability rating in a state that you almost certainly have to win. if democrats knowing works conston, they can replace it with arizona. if they don't win michigan, they can replay i said with georgia, if they don't win, pennsylvania, they have to win both georgia and either nevada or arizona. and that's a lot. so again, on a purely political calculus

again, i do not mean to offend anybody, it is perfectly well for mike pence and chris christie to say, i cannot support donald trump, that is fine, that takes self courage -- some courage. but then to take the next step is a republican and say, i cannot support him so i am going to vote for the only person who can beat him come and it is her? that takes a lot of courage. a lot of courage. and that is what we are asking of everybody on this call. some of us may be more national faces but to win the election and make sure trump loses, we need every single republican, no matter what, you are just a neighborhood republican, a state republican in pennsylvania, everybody has to publicly out themselves. and it is not easy. but you have to do it. we have 86 days to do it. you have to publicly out yourself. i am a republican, a conservative, and i am supporting kamala harris. it takes courage. but remember, donald trump is unfit to be president. final point, i talked to trump supporters every day because i used to be a trump supporter. i talk with them every day, i talk with republicans every

it's perfectly well for mike krantz -- mike pence and chris christie to say i can't support donald trump. that's fine. that takes some courage. some. but to then take the next step as a republican and say, i can't support him, so i'm going to vote for the only person who can beat him and that's her, that takes a lot of courage. that takes a lot of courage. and that's what we are asking of everybody on this call. some of us may be more national faces, but to win this election and make sure trump loses, we need every single republican will matter what your level is. you are just a local republican, a neighborhood republican, a state republican in pennsylvania, everybody has to publicly out themselves. and it's not easy. but you have to do it. we've got 86 days to do it. you have to publicly out yourself. i am a republican, i'm a conservative and i'm supporting kamala harris. it takes courage. but remember, donald trump is unfit to be president. final point i want to make is i talk to trump supporters every day because i used to be a trump supporter. i talked them every day. you need tools

former new jersey governor chris christie has a new job still somewhat related to politics.e will teach a weekly course on running for office at yale university. it's called how to run a political campaign. the course will teach students about communications, fundraising, and what to do if you win. i mean, he certainly has experience on both the winning and the losing side. dan, glad you can join us. >> yeah thank you. he he does have great experience. frankly. i'd love to take that class. i think he has a lot to say. he's a very bright guy with a great deal of experience. he's controversial and a firebrand, but that would make him an interesting professor, i think, who has certainly been around the block a few times. on winning and losing sides and also, of course, faced controversy in office. >> yeah, it would be actually a fascinating class if he was going to open it up and be real. like if you're just going to, you know, kind of play. >> i think he will. he's pretty direct. yeah, he's pretty straightforward. i think he would be very real. >> yeah. because if he really to

former new jersey governor chris christie thinks there is a clear choice just across the delaware river. take a listen. >> it should be josh shapiro. i don't think this is a hard choice he's a very talented politician. he's extraordinarily popular, 65% job approval in the state. she needs to win how important do you think that argument is that? >> i don't even know it's a proven fact, but the idea that josh shapiro was so popular in pennsylvania and she needs to win pennsylvania where last time i saw it was pretty much neck and neck with trump. >> well, i think it's definitely one of the reasons that he's in the final list. in addition to the fact that they have some chemistry and they have some history from both having been attorneys general, but it's a pivotal state. and the fact fact that he is popular and that their policies align is huge and pennsylvania is the state that biden needed to win if he had stayed in the race, that kamala harris needs to win. now as the democratic candidate. and for that matter, that donald trump would need to win as well. >> so over the weekend, there w

i i've seen warmer embracesris h chris christie and a saladri congress can you break down what's goingere. >> i know i don't wantn' to and here's why what is with this administration and the spouse. swapping of the v.p. and the president. we saw befor ande, like dr. jill didn't kiss joe likdre thai you know, i'm saying it now. he's he couldn't wait to gett that full embracedwait. it wasn't a bro hug. it was a yo hug. a and he put his wife in the friendzone. >> yes. always. that must have been a fun car ride home. yeah. why can't you hun carg like her husband? >> it it's weird. it is weird. you know, joey i think o that it's okay to takeka walz's peccadilloes if you call it a part, because remember, he broke the seal by calling vance weired, and we're all weird. >> including him. yeah are we're very weird. i'm weird. yes, i'm weird. half the words i say, listen,tho if we're comparing, though, i mean, it's noty. bad. and when you think about it, you know, biden confused his own for his wife.. trump will do more than shake hands with anybodyo wife. so, i mean, at least we're progressing t

takes it personally because he was just as demeaning and degrading to nikki haley to desantis to chris christie, to john mccain. this is our spirit of america, and i think the best thing about the convention as my angelou says, people often forget what you said but they'll never forget how you made them feel the energy coming out of the democratic convention was about healing about unity. i know it was called the democratic national convention, but the reality is with a republican presence, with the appeals to america, with a chants of usa, usa. i hope people understand that this is not about right or left. this is about a party now that wants to heal, bring people to get better and move all of america forward for folks at home who didn't understand senator booker as a football reference. he played for stanford, not he was not a professional football player it is as strong i just i just don't want any of the fact checkers that come out yet. i'm just trying to help you here. you're football player, five colleagues from colorado appreciate that. yeah. yeah. not yet. it's not like you played for t

what did different race it would be if trump had chosen nikki haley chris christie, brian kemp, glenn youngkin, even mitt romney, people who can get votes that trump doesn't now have, that could be completely different race. that's what kamala harris good occasions from the west coast, from california. she chose a midwesterner who is a soldier and a teacher and football coach and a hunter she's none of those things. and so it's really been a terrific team on the democratic side. and not much traction. i think on the republican side, i'm just going to hope that all those alerts are people saying, oh, my gosh, i'm watching you and you're just gd amazing. and i want to see this again, redox. thank you both that's a bs indicator. >> nonsensical okay. >> thank you, guys all right. >> next what a ruling tonight means for jordan chiles and her olympic bronze medal when. >> you. get your tools from harbor freight, something about the job feels different your wallet whatever you do, do it for less at harbor freight they've. even more that are parking lot sale this weekend meet the jennifer's.

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. >> what a different race it would be if trump had chosen nikki haley chris christie, brian kemp glenn youngkin, even mitt romney people who can get votes that trump doesn't now have. >> there could be a completely different race that's what kamala harris good. okay. she's from the west coast from california. she chose a midwesterner who is a soldier and a teacher and a foot paul coach and a hunter. she's none of those things and so it's really been a terrific team on the democratic side and not much traction i think on the republican side i'm just going to hope that all those alerts are people saying, oh, my gosh, and watching you and you're just gd amazing and i want to see this again, redox. thank you both that's a bs indicator judge, has nonsensical okay. thank you, guys thank you all right. next what a ruling tonight means for jordan chiles and her olympic bronze medal cnn is live from chicago as democrats unite to offer their support to a new nominee and her running mate fellow cnn for complete coverage that democratic national convention next monday at seven on cnn and streaming

as you might remember, the trump campaign had a robust transition plan in 2016 put together by chris christie. it was thrilling now, and it turned you know, the partnership for public service did a call yesterday. they described the 2016 transition as one of the worst transitions ever in part because the transition was thrown out so this is a great honorific that is being bestowed on these people, right now. will they actually be selecting the government or they make an imaginary document that will go anywhere, i guess we'll find out to keep them happy exactly right. >> yes. a big part of it is showing showing right. it does rfk junior in the trump camp have any impact on this race? >> i mean, i think to the point about vote, there there are there are voters out there who are interested in rfk. there are independent voters. they're trying to pull in. we saw in polls that there was an rfk vote, right? so the question is going to wear to those folks. go. how many of them are going to show up? i mean, i think a lot of those things is there unclear and i think we need to see more polling but cert

my client, chris christie. he has to endorse harris, but will he i mean, these are all people i mean, i don't understand it morally. how you can assume you knew in new hampshire used to be all over the place making a moral case against trump he has endorsed him. i think katie's point is the right one. why would any republican who believes in any of the old or new tenants of the republican party? vote for kamala harris. she's going to she's going to pack the court she remember her voting record was as the most liberal senator, her platform for president was as liberal or to the left of bernie sanders. why would any republican, how could they possibly reach the conclusion that by voting for returns to the conservative, what it makes no sense i can answer that reason you would go for mccarthy all the stuff that we used to say the character counts, the character is destiny that you believe in the constitution. that if you really believe that they weren't marketing slogans, there's only one candidate to support that

president who will go after you even if you are in his own party, the way he talked about my friend chris christie's weight, nicky haley's heritage, john mccain's military service. come on, do you expect that from the president of the united states of america? no, donald trump is indiscriminate in his viciousness. es we need kindness, joy, pragmatic policymaking again. >> one of the lines is we've got something better to offer the american people, it is a simple idea. he reinforced what bill clinton did, he laid out, and i quickly fact checked it, 97.4% of the jobs created since 1989 were created between clinton, obama, and biden. donald trump had negative job creation and the bushes got 3%. make a case backed by data but also backed by vibes. everyone felt included whether they were republican or independent. oprah winfrey said, i am an independent and i am down with this. >> and she has children. >> we will rescue the cat. >> i think those folks are perfect. >> i saw what you did there. >> i am telling you right now, as a clear choice, and i really hope they choose love, e, kindness, decency. the

where is chris christie?ere are the bushes? i think there's people out there that know the right thing, that are not doing the right thing, and for no good reason. if jeff duncan had the courage to get up there and say it's the patriotic thing to support kamala harris. i think a lot of people could do that. >> mitch mcconnell, trump attacks. >> you can go back to 2000 in 2020. how many folks stood with me and a handful of others to support biden in 2020? that was before january 6th. >> where is liz cheney? >> my point is, that made it harder before january 6th. okay? >> it should be easier now. >> where are they? >> it should be easier now. to do it before january 6th is one thing. these folks are where they've always been. you tell me at any point in the last eight years, where anyone has moved in a space to push up against what they saw happening to the party they claim they love. >> i guess the difference -- >> those same people called the three of us rhinos. >> well, those people are going to -- you know,

and all of the losing that chris christie talked about in his primary campaign against donald trump encapsulatedwith these associations. what is the explanation for continuing to do the thing that results in the losing? >> i think the explanation is that it's something of a disease. it's pathological. i mean, you have a psychopathic, authoritarian type of leader and now all of the lines that used to not -- you couldn't cross about saying things about race and gender and ethnicity and conspiracy theories, all of these lines have now been crossed. i mean, you have that besobec guy, you have lora loomer being pushed by donald trump, you have people like marjorie taylor greene in congress, you have all of these -- there is no normality left in the republican party. they are driving the normals out and as a result they have their own distorted view of the world and they know they're losing, which is why they're more and more desperate and becoming more and more unhinged and talking more about destroying the country than they are about actually working together with people. it's classic authoritarian

nikki haley or chris christie's weight or john mccain's military service and a disabled reporter and it's not what we want. i know the weirdness is what we say a lot on our side of the aisle, but the reality is let's stop talking down about other americans and we are all different and it's what makes us a great country that the through line that is most important is all of those moderates out there and there is a guy in the senate that deals in the caucus from joe manchin the bernie sanders and i think we have a perfectly set up structure now to begin to get people to the middle and fall problems. with immigration you have this right wing conservative langford and chris murphy a blue state democrat come together almost to the finish line and then donald trump said let's not do this it won't look good. that has to go. i want to get back to practical problem-solving and meeting people and that is what democracies are about and that is what walz mocked -- is about. it is time we get america back there as well and stop this craziness that donald trump is infecting like a cancer into our

will go after you if you're even in his own party, the way he talked about, you know, my friend chris christie's's heritage, desantis' height. come on, do you expect that from the president of the united states of america? no. donald trump is indiscriminate in his viciousness. we need kindness again. we need joy again. we need pragmatic policymaking again. >> and by the way one of the lines and i think probably the long line from the speech tim walz gave tonight was we've got something better to offer the american people. it's just such a simple idea. i mean he kind of reinforced what bill clinton did in his speech, which he did lay out. i quickly fact checked it that, in fact, 97.4% of the jobs created since 1989 were created between clinton, obama and biden. donald trump had negative job creation and the two bushes only got like 3%. so they're making a case that's backed by data, but they're also making a case that's backed by vibes. people in this, everyone felt included whether they were republican or independent. oprah winfrey got up and said, hey, guys, i'm an independent and i'm down with