cory's cookies. lemonis: okay. are you also cory or is it only mr. cory? cory: cory, yeah. yep. lemonis: okay. well, nice to meet you. cory: thank you. nice to meet you, too. lemonis: you look sharp. cory: you look sharp, too. this is my mom. lisa: cookie mom, lisa. lemonis: i'm marcus. lisa: how are you doing? lemonis: nice to meet you. tell me what's going on here. cory: okay, so today we actually have a pop-up shop and customers come, they get a cookie. they sit down and wait for their car. lemonis: are we generating revenue? or are you giving them away? cory: the company buys them and then we give them. lemonis: very smart. whose idea was that? cory: both of our ideas. lemonis: okay. now more importantly, i love cookies. cory: so you got to try them. lemonis: so i'm a really tough judge, though. cory: okay. okay. i got you. lemonis: okay. cory: okay, this is the chocolate chip. they're all natural, and they have no preservatives added. lemonis: the chocolate chip was amazing. cory: thank you. second, this is a double dark. this is like the brownie. nice and soft in the middl

cory talks about this a lot.o clean up a lot of mess when he's gone and cory is the best candidate to take him on and the best candidate to mix what is broken and what he will leave in his wake. >> let's do plus minus on tactics. i get why he wants to talk to the former vp about his past and the crime bill and different policies but every moment that he's going at biden, while it might benefit him within the field and might buzz we saw some weird poll rebounds after the harris debate with biden, it's a moment not talking about the person who he really blames for racial disparity and toxicity right now which is the president of the united states. how do you balance? >> first it is fair to compare recordsme records and that is what this campaign is all about and i heard bakari talking about that before i came on and as much as the biden campaign might want it, this campaign is not about joe biden and the ten people on the stage and the best candidate to represent the democratic party and be president. >> does that

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so far as cory booker, it's great for cory booker.be the big name on the marquee, but at least he's getting second billing now, which is a lot better. on the issue of stop and frisk, it will be interesting to see how a wild card like bill de blasio comes in, who ended stop and frisk in his city. >> what's your takeaway? >> i agree with susan, if the kamala harris moment did not occur i think biden would not have to address it the same way, but he does now. i think he's going to be prepared where he was not prepared before. and if you just hear the fact that effect back to cory's record in newark as a signal of the line of attack he's going to come back with, that's important. because i remember the debate between al gore and bill bradley at the apollo theater, fighting for black votes. former senator bill bradley made this comment about gore not being good on issues of criminal justice and gore pushing back and saying, well, carjacking was basically invented in your state, senator. i think it was a pivotal moment for the campaign. so

>> you know, i think our biggest strategy tonight is to let cory be cory. be himself. we have to let him introduce to the voters who are tuning in for the first time. and one of the reasons i love working for cory booker is he is so real and authentic. the biden campaign might be trying to taunt us and showcase their strategy on how they want to push back. but at the end of the day we want cory to be himself. if there comes a moment where there needs to be some real truth spoken, i have no doubt cory will do that tonight on the debate stage. >> on these various issues related to race, whether we're talking about the '94 crime bill, perhaps senator biden's record, the biden campaign pushes back and says, hey, wait a minute, we want to have this debate about race. how do you criticize each other on some racial issues in the midst of donald trump in the white house? is it awkward to have this intramural fight when you have donald trump in the white house? what do you say to that? >> i mean, just because donald trump is in the white house does not mean that dem

people ask meal the time, why cory? why didyou an -- you endorse cory so early? a was an amazing mayor of tough city in the midst of one of the worst recessions this country has ever seen, and came out of it being successful. [applause] maybe it is going to be about how he has shown such incredible leadership in the united states senate, particularly being willing to sit down with folks on the other site to pass historic criminal justice reform in this country. [applause] thank you for that. maybe it is about the grit and resilience he has demonstrated after decades of service in new jersey politics, something that is not easy for the faint of heart. he unseated a mayor who was an incumbent for 29 years and was as corrupt as they come. if that does not resonate with you right now, i don't know what does. one of the biggest reasons i decided to endorse senator booker was because this election lot morea hell of a than just beating donald trump. this election is about who we are and who we aspire to be as americans. i cannot think of anybody else that i wouldn't tru

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we need to introduce cory booker to the electorate.l known among people who are watching this show, the tens of millions who are watching this show, cory's going to be cory and do his thing why he's the best candidate to take care of donald trump. >> i know it's the latest national polls and some say states matter more. one of the polls has shown that joe biden has continued his lead. does that give you any pause? >> not at all. many of the candidates who won the democratic nomination from bill clinton to barack obama. our goal is to win in february, march and april of 2020. ultimately, that's when the campaign is. the whole point of a debate tomorrow, the campaign, and making the best case for you, why you're the right candidate. you believe when senator booker is out there making that case, our numbers will go up, and when people vote, they're going to vote for him in big numbers. >> this is the first opportunity we had you on since biden came out swinging, taking on senator booker's record in the city of newark. i want your rerespon

maybe a cabinet position, i have great respect for cory booker.le run for president. kennedy: i think this bob of ond cuts that hurts joe biden, i don't know if he recovers from it, this is just one chapter in the book. >> it seems to be most prominent. there are two lanes in democratic party, one involved moderates and black voters and other is lef lefty progressive. kennedy: can they get along? i don't know. topical storm is next, lucky you. ♪ here i go again on my own ♪ goin' down the only road i've ever known ♪ ♪ like a drifter i was-- ♪ born to walk alone! ...barb! you left me hangin' on the high harmony there. if you ride, you get it. geico motorcycle. 15 minutes could save you 15% or more. as a doctor, i agree with cdc guidance. i recommend topical pain relievers first... like salonpas patch large. it's powerful, fda-approved to relieve moderate pain, yet non-addictive and gentle on the body. salonpas. it's good medicine. hisamitsu. we like drip coffee, layovers- -and waiting on hold. what we don't like is relying on fancy technology for he

maybe a cabinet position, i have great respect for cory booker.hink there are too many people run for president. kennedy: i think this bob of ond cuts that hurts joe biden, i don't know if he recovers from it, this is just one chapter in the book. >> it seems to be most prominent. there are two lanes in democratic party, one involved moderates and black voters and other is lef lefty progressive. kennedy: can they get along? i don't know. topical storm is next, lucky you. beep goes off ] now that you have new dr. scholl's massaging gel advanced insoles with softer, bouncier gel waves, you'll move over 10% more than before. dr. scholl's. born to move. kennedy: new study fines 4 in 10 adults regret the way they spend their life, scientists have a word for these people, met fans, win a damn game this is the topical storm, one. let's start in dallas. a commuter took a stance. >> on the highway -- what are you doing? bro? what are you doing. kennedy: bro? what are you doing? >> bro? >> this is why you should never mix red bull and fire water. it gives y

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cory booker grew up in the urban league. this is a healthy competition for the support and votes of our community. why people may be shocked is because we haven't had generally speaking a vigorous competition for the african-american vote in the democratic primaries. we've had a lot of candidates who do drive by politics. they may have ignored the community, taken the community for granted. this is a new normal in the changing demographics of america. >> and the president's comments -- i haven't heard from -- i know you have spoken about it. i haven't been able to ask you personally how you feel about the way the president has attacked these members of congress. >> when the president attacked these members of congress, a chill went up my spine. i was reminded of being a kindergarten and first grader going to an integrated school, elementary school in new orleans and leaving school and being chased home by older white boys who said go back to where you came from. those words are racist. those words mean something. those words

i say, if cory booker wants to be a vegan president, he should go for it. his diet choices are his business. they don't affect anyone else. or at least that's what i thought. - good luck running for president trying to take away meat. - are democrats really trying to take the white house on a platform of banning meat? - he wants to be the most powerful person in the world and he wants to impose his meat rationing on the rest of us. when you're eating a steak and you go yum, yum, yum, that is so delicious. - right! - what does--what does cory booker counter that with? - so lock your freezers, save your meat now. you may need it. it would be very valuable, a great investment for years to come. - oh, man, you know, i'll tell you that i feel so bad for people who take fox news seriously. it's gotta be so much work because they're always telling you, it's like, "the democrats are coming for your shit. "you've gotta stockpile a lifetime supply of meat. "you've gotta stockpile guns. "you've gotta keep your fossil fuels, your bibles, "american flags, confederate st

you've seen it recently with cory booker. i think those two specifically probably plus warren, as well, even though she's not going to be on the same debate stage, that they're going to continue to go after his record. they're going to continue to try to contrast their own accomplishments and what they would do moving forward versus what he has to offer. that's the nature of being the front-runner. you know, a lot of folks say that he did badly in the first debate. he certainly didn't shine, versus his opponents. but he is still the front-runner. you saw a couple of polls come out recently, both nationally as well as in the early states, and they look really good for joe biden. what that means going into the second debate is that there's going to be even a bigger focus on him in terms of trying to knock him down a couple of notches by his rivals. >> uh-huh. i want to get to the polls in a moment. first, kelly, we've also seen cory booker coming after biden, calling him the architect of mass incarceration, and biden questionin

let's talk about cory booker for a second. i think cory booker also has a challenge.ost is, is he tough enough? is this big love movement trying to get the thing that will beat donald trump? now, remember, he's from newark. they made movies about the fights he had in newark. so he has to recapture that spirit. and cory booker is 9 only person runs for president where he lives where people get shot fairly regularly. i think he has a case to make. >>> everybody stick around. i will be moderating along with dana bash and don lemon. you can watch them next tuesday and wednesday starting at 8:00 p.m. >>> a mass arrest of u.s. marines taken into customer by while in formation on a u.s. military base. the shocking charges they're facing, next. this is the couple who wanted to get away who used expedia to book the vacation rental that led to the ride ♪ which took them to the place where they discovered that sometimes a little down time can lift you right up. ♪ flights, hotels, cars, activities, vacation rentals. expedia. everything you need to go. expedia. do your asthma symp

has cory booker's strategy shifted? >> you know, it is a shift for cory booker, but his campaign makes the case and as i wrote in this piece, they're making the case that this is a natural evolution that happened throughout the course of the campaign that you begin to draw these contrasts with the other candidates and that they're not going to get in the gutter. they're not going to be insulting joe biden personally and that they're going to keep this about policy. however, there's no question that this is a new phase of the campaign for booker and it's also unfamiliar territory for him. he personally, likes to keep it positive. it doesn't come match rlly for him to draw these contrasts, to go negative on other democrats and so it is not clear whether this will be a successful strategy for him. it's not clear how aggressively he's ultimately going go after joe biden in the debate, but there's no question he's been lagging in the low single digits nationally and in these key early states and so he does need a little boos

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unveiling a criminal justice reform plan a plan to hope to deflect attacks fr the 1994 crime bill, but cory booker quickly fired back telling biden, quote, you created this system. and as cnn jessica dean reports, this is all a sign of what is to come when the two are standing next to each other on the debate stage next week. >> reporter: former vice president joe biden today unveiling his criminal justice reform plan. the rollout comes as biden is set to share the debate stage next week with senators kamala harris and cory booker. both of whom have aggressively hit his record on the issue particularly his role in crafting the 1994 crime bill which critics say led to an era of mass incarceration. >> i supported the bill. i will accept responsibility for what went right, but i will also accept responsibility for what went wrong. >> reporter: biden's new plan includes a number of recommendations from congressional black caucus members and seeks to reduce the number of people in prison while also reducing crime. by creating a $20 billion grant program aimed at pressuring states to eliminate ma

venus who is 39, beaten by 15—year—old cori gauff who a p pa re ntly beaten by 15—year—old cori gauffed by her dad. we were watching the end of it. what an incredible start! such a remarkable young woman. venus had won four grand slam titles before gough was born. such a great start. such a remarkable win but what i love from her as the quote that i wouldn't be here if it wasn't for her. because she had inspired her? usual model she beats today but a lovely passing of the torch in some ways. we talked about role models in women's football and venus and serena. the number of young women they have inspired to play the game must be countless! and these images are so brilliant. the look of sheer shock and disbelief on her face. i think that captures the magnitude of what she has done. as she has realised i have beaten my heroin and now this sky is the limit. great to see you both. thank you for being with us. that's it for the papers this hour. kate and james will be back at 11.30pm for another look at the papers, and don't forget you can see the front pages of the papers online on the bb

it is cory booker. i know you had to listen to me at your commencement. thank you for standing up for our environment. and the urgency. i know you know that. i wish you the best in using your law degree. you are in a long history of great lawyers including alexander hamilton. every single day they are working for justice. i know you will be that person. take care now. >> thank you for being here. sen. booker: thank you. i know what i am doing here. hello, olivia. it is cory booker hanging out with your mom. she rocks! >> thank you so much. good luck. sen. booker: who is on your team? >> by myself. [laughter] sen. booker: look over here at the camera. who are you, sir? is that your mom there? grandson! fire away. >> [indiscernible] sen. booker: i think we are in a crisis with the plastics going into our oceans. and we have to reduce single use plastics like straws. i am all for reducing usage and making us less reliant on things that are hurting our environment. can we get a picture? just you and me and then your grandma? can i lift you up? ok. all right.

new jersey senator cory booker. south bend, indiana mayor pete buttigieg. former hud secretary julian castro. minnesota senator amy klobuchar. former texas congressman beto o'rourke. and businessman andrew yang. the final draw has four candidates who will be randomly divided into the two nights, july 30th and july 31st. former vice president joe biden. california senator kamala harris. vermont senator bernie sanders. and massachusetts senator elizabeth warren. here's where tonight's drawings will take place with these three cnn anchors. brianna keilar, victor blackwell and ana cabrera. let's go to brianna to explain what happens next. >> wolf, cnn is televising the draw tonight because we believe that this process should be as transparent as possible. so in that spirit we are keeping things simple and low tech. so here's what victor, ana and i will be doing. we all have name cards like these ones. one for each candidate in our group. we have the same number of date cards, half for the first night july 30th, half for the second night, july 31st. so we'll be

then he referred to cory immediately as cory and d said cory should apologie to him, jojoe biden --and then, asas well, you hadad kamala harris speaking out, the african-american senator from california. and then, of course, warren and biden -- rather, wawarren and bernie sanders and de blasio. but what are you looking for in these candidates, the ststands you want to see them taking? >> i think i would like to see somebody -- listen, it's understandable where a large e portion of this coununtry is. they want to see somebody who can beat trump. i get thatat. and d there is, you know, a feelining, i i think, a among cerertain pe that joe biden can out-white-e-man donald trum. i'm not convinced of that. i don't think anybody can out-whwhite-man dodonald trum. i hope that what we'll see eventually is something more than "i can beat donald trump." like, , "i can beat donald trum" should b be the floooor. i get ththat beatiting donald tp is e extremely, extremely important. i get that. bubut i just hopope thathaha's the floor r and not the e ceil. nermeen: well, one of the leading conten

let us start with cory booker here, the senator from new jersey.what he said when i asked him about where those unaccompanied children will go if we close detention facilities. >> a lot of folks seem to think that we have to have these somehow to protect ourselves. and instead what we often see is nursing mothers, pregnant women, elderly, children being held in conditions that does, according to the government's own reports, permanent harm to these children. and so by having a system that's not of detention facilities, but finding placements for them, working on the kind of things that everybody from the american pediatric academy to the american bar association have spelled out, again, evidence-base prod grams th evidence-based programs that give them safe and secure housing resources and for parents a system so that they can come back through the civil process and be evaluated for their asylum claims and if they have legitimate pathways to become citizens in this country. >> so there would be still be facilities of some sort, they just wouldn't b

not just from harris, but from cory booker and julian castro. they were not on the same stage as joe biden and kamala harris and the last round of debates last month. castro's team tells us he's been watching game tape. also on stage tonight, michael bennet, tulsi gabbard as well as bill de blasio. it's a diverse group, and they're gearing up for round two in detroit. back to you. >> we know the action starts in a couple hours, thanks for big us inside the fox theater. we'll continue to see more. let me have a conversation with david challian, he's back with us, day two. for what you're watching for, let's begin with the guy who's standing center stage. he had a performance the last time. he has the most to lose. >> that was the technical term. >> exactly. >> what does he need to do tonight? >> this is his do over moment, you're right. more important than anything ellison to the, what democrats are looking for is his performance, he had that lackluster performance in miami. does he appear sure footed. a man of fortitude who is going to go the di

cory booker has to take some votes. will be interesting to watch all the dynamics tonight. >>. >> the fact that on either side of joe biden will be cory booker and kamala harris, she showed in the last debate, she has no compungs about taking him on. they're both going after him. what are the risks? biden is the focal point but booker is who i'll look at to see what the pace of the night will be. if cory booker attacks early and often which i think is conventional wisdom, that will radically reshape how the moderators manage it. how the other candidates react. how even someone like kamala harris reacts. it is interesting. conventional wisdom would suggest that joe biden will come out ready to counter punch, he'll come out much more aggressive. if you're joe biden and you look at the poll numbers, you had a bad debate performance six weeks ago and you pretty much won back all the market share that you lost in that period of time. because frankly, the president has been so erratic that i would imagine the democratic prima

cory booker by a lot of accounts had a strong performance on debate night. it's just that he was on that first night with some of the candidates and didn't get the opportunity top of the same spotlight as candidates on night two. you see someone like cory booker, he's really seeming like he's starting to hit his stride and understanding what voters need to hear from him. it's always going to be a knock on him that people think that his message is too aspirational, and it's not grounded in reality enough. i think he's starting to tie that aspiration into tangible ideas and he's going to continue see movement in the polls. >> you mentioned the second night vice president biden. let's go now to the vice president joe biden after weeks of saying he would not apologize for his remarks that he made referencing a time of, quote, civility and then while working with segregationists. he finally said i'm sorry. take a listen. >> folks, was i wrong a few weeks ago to somehow give the impression to people that i was praising those men who i successful opposed time and a

then there's cory booker. cory booker's president of path was simple.e's a dollar store version of barack obama. booker could be almost as cool, likable, as historic as barack obama, libby would be almost as presidential. cory booker's hopes died in the worst possible wave, live on national television. he went to the first democratic debate with a plan. he was going to answer an immigration question in spanish. how's that for clever? it would chose cross-cultural peer. booker's most 1520 oh law school but can ring in spanish might make him look hip. that was a hope. unfortunately someone beat him to the gimmick. beto o'rourke of course have the same idea. he went first. cory booker was not happy. that was obvious to everyone watching. >> [speaking spanish] >> [speaking spanish] >> tucker: ouch. when you're the only man in america that beto o'rourke can dominate, it's over. sorry. better luck four years from now, spartacus. alley car's radio host host. he's keen watcher of american politics were happy to have them. let's go through in order, some of thes

sergeant first class cory remsburg has served ten. i told his incredible story before.michelle at the state of the union address. it was here at omaha beach on the 65th anniversary of d-day where i first met cory and his fellow army rangers after their made their own jump into normandy. the next time i saw him he was in the hospital unable to speak or walk after an ied nearly killed him in afghanistan. but over the past five years, cory has grown stronger, learning to speak again and stand again and walk again, and earlier this year he jumped out of a plane again. and the first words cory said after his accident echoed those words first shouted all those years ago on this beach. rangers, lead the way. [ applause ] so cory has come back with melvin and janice and brian and their fellow active service duty members. we thank them for their service. they are a reminder that tradition represented by these gentlemen continues. we are on this earth for only a moment in time. and fewer of us have parents and grandparents to tell us about what the veterans of d-day did here 70 y

>> well, cory is going to come out.im recently call the vice president the architect of mass incarceration. what cory doesn't do is talk about his own record, where he -- >> in newark. >> right, where he went to new york and got one of rudy giuliani's police officers to come be his police chief. he statutinstituted stop and fr. i don't think he'll get that pass he's been getting on his record. >> except you know from reading his book, which i'm sure you have, that he talks about how he was wrong and how he handled the doj intervention in newark and he really came around and welcomed that. >> i think part of that is convenient history. he did not welcome the doj lawsuit. when the aclu sued, he hit back hard. when the federal government -- when barack obama's federal government and eric holder come in and sue you for a rogue police department, police misconduct, the way you treat african-americans, the way you treat black men, and your answer is, this is an overreach by government, that is not a welcoming sign. >> i hear

but i wonder before we deal with cory booker's slam of biden, how are voters paying attention to this? do they care about this issue? >> well, i think that's something we're going to be watching going forward. many of the biden events that i've been to, there have been voters who have asked questions about his support for the 1994 crime bill. and i think right now what's going to be key for joe biden is whether he can convince people that he is capable of change and that he is about moving policies forward. he had a speech that i was at just a few weeks ago in sumter, south carolina, where he acknowledged that he takes responsibility for what went right with the 1994 crime bill but also what went wrong. and so you're starting to see him really kind of make those arguments, trying to show voters that he can move past some of these issues that were not great back in the 1990s. >> how did the campaign factor in the timing of this being just before the next debate and knowing that he's going to be onstage between kamala harris and between cory booker, and that issues of race and issues of

he's going to be flanked by kamala harris and cory booker. how does that -- given the confrontation of the past, how does that play out tonight. >> for every candidate that is on stage tonight, joe biden is the target. and for somebody like cory booker, he has telecast in many ways that he wants to go after joe biden. that he's gearing up for a fight on issues like the crime bill, on issues related to race. i think this is going to be a really fascinating balancing act for booker because he's launched his campaign based on this idea that politics could be optimistic and it can be unified so how does he maintain that m.o. and still showing the fighter side of him. and then for kamala harris, she had such a strong first debate and i think the problem with that -- and it is a good problem to have, is that the expectations just got a little bit higher for her, right. and we know that there are probably going to be clashes between kamala harris and joe biden on the issue of health care. she just put out her new health care plan and the biden team

cory booker has the first step to pass with the trump administration and he said that the 1994 crimearheaded by joe biden was one of the worst piece of legislation ever signed. sew could confront him on that issue and whether or not joe biden has a good comeback. >> i hope cory booker desperate for a moment because he's trailing in money and support, i hope he doesn't overstep now also. if he pulls -- >> you thought kamala harris overstepped. >> i thought it was a cheap shot at biden, unfortunately he wasn't prepared for it and he admitted as much because he thought she wouldn't go so personal but it hasn't been sustaining for her. okay, so she flipped on the busing issue and with that kind of went away and now flip flopped on health care and so it really hasn't -- it improved for her but it was more of a shot in the arm for biden to realize that this -- he has to be a bit more aggressive. i appreciate that he wants to be the gentlemanly guy there and said he doesn't want to attack people but he has to show the american people not only that he's pragmatic and that he could unify the

is cory booker going to come out swinging. number four as you alluded to, all the one percenters or below, people like jay inslee, michael bennett, tulsi gabbard. if they want to have a breakout performance this is their team to do so. >> for the others that you've just mentioned, i mean, they could be -- if biden starts faltering, people are going to start to take a much closer look at bullock and ryan from last night, delaney and now these others you've mentioned tonight. certain certainly. >> joe biden, every time he's between 20% and 25% of the vote, there isn't a lot of movement or opportunity for anyone else. the only way those kind of candidates -- if you're a beto o'rourke or pete buttigieg to go up more, this is true for joe biden, elizabeth warren and bernie sanders as well. to be able to get into that 25% to 40% that joe biden -- i do think if biden has a performance that calms a lot of nerves in his orbit, all of a sudden you see how he might have a lock on that and taking that into iowa and new hampshire. >> chris

i think for him. >> i think cory -- i think cory is on thin ice. if he decides to go and beat up joe biden about criminal justice stuff. >> come back at him. >> cory's police department. he unleash the police department op crime. locked up people got in trouble with the aclu. because he was scared of a crime wave. that's the same thing joe biden did. you got two people doing the same thing beating each other up. >> the 1994 crime bill actually gave the department of justice the ability to go after local police department in pattern and practice investigations. if cory booker brings that up his police department was actually, you know, supervised and went after by the department of justice for that. >> he wants to be in the top tier and make the next debate. he perhaps as much as anyone has everything to gane and lose tonight. we have to get a quick break in as we get ready for the program to continue. anderson will be back next for a closer look at how prepared joe biden is for some of the attacks for the intensity of the night. we are talking abou

and this is the challenge for cory booker. he doesn't want to come off as someone who is throwing punches. he is not an attack politician. that is not a natural position for him. but they want to make this contrast. they feel they want to have this conversation about health care and ground their differences in that policy. so, too, does cory booker's campaign want to ground their differences with the vice president on the question of criminal justice reform. and i think just having them side by side here will be the challenge. booker has been someone who has been critical from a distance of joe biden. when i asked people close to him can he be as critical when the two men are standing side by side they say, yes, in fact, he can. but that's where the stakes are at this moment. you cannot telegraph for a month this is the argument you want to have and not deliver when you are standing side by side on stage. >> here we are a matter of hours from seeing it all go down. thank you for joining us here. we'll see you in a bit. let me

[laughter] that's how cory booker talks. greg: do grocery checkout greg: do grocery checkout lines ma i want some more what's he doin? but, he can't look at him! it's just not done! please sir. i want some more more? more? more? more? please sir he has asked for... thank you what? well he did say please sir yes he did and, thank you yeah. and thank you he's a wonderful boy (laugh) a delightful boy (all boys): thank you, thank you, thank you. show" for all headlines log on to foxnews.com. greg: is it worth it? they have more than ten items with the democratic georgia lawmaker to claim a lawmaker told her to go back where she came from at a grocery store. if it didn't start over race or politics but a guy with too many items in the express lane. >> he called me lazy and to go back where i came from because he had a couple of items i wanted to go in front of me he said i had 20 instead of ten. what makes you that angry? >> she later backtracked on racism because actually the lawmaker told the guy to go back where he came from.

cory booker, bernie sanders or joe biden? >> they are taking their time?i can see him. >> tom sho -- you won, did you a beautiful job. congratulation on first win on the donkey derby. >> i usually do terribly. >> you are a quiz show host does that give you a competitive edge. >> yes i've gone working out like the rock. kennedy: right you use that trivial muscle. >> that is unfair. >> it is sexist, tom used his white privilege and his wiener. >> in that order. >> we know it. >> i am embarrassed. >> lord of the poultry you did not know that. >> i am not a mayor pete guy. >> now you are, we should go to his rally. >> does he have rallys? >> he probably does. thank you so much. thom, emily, jesse, topical storm is next. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. i wish i could shake your hand. granted. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ don't miss your gto experience our most advanced safety technology on a full line of vehicles. now, at the lexus golden opportunity sales event. lease the 2

cory booker in round 2 just talk us through what we can expect in tonight's debate. well what we can expect is for the former vice president joe biden to be particularly aggressive many felt that he had not been in the back cost him even dipping in the polls somewhat even though he still holds on to his front runner status it was a big night for camel heris in the last round of debates and certainly all eyes will be not just on biden and harris but also on cory booker as well we know that joe biden will be in the middle of the stage and he will be flanked by cory booker and pamela harris this will be a challenge for joe biden he's a white male he will have 2 african-american candidates side by side on either side of him who have hit hard particularly given the fact that when he was in the senate he really was called by cory booker the architect of a crime bill that left a disproportionate number of africa where can african-american men in jail many who remain there today so he will have to answer for that but he believes that he has a strong record not just when it c

senator cory booker promised to run a positive campaign.im force joe biden to defend his record. the problem is booker's daily ledge centering in the polls, there's a south carolina poll out, showing biden on top by 39%. booker missing the top five polling around 5%. april ryan with us and cnn political commentator paul begala, counselor to president bill clinton. thank you for sticking around with us. we appreciate it. not just that poll, april, but monmouth poll of likely wlak democratic voters in south carolina. we see joe biden with 51%. kamala harris is just with just 12% and booker showing 2% there. how does booker come into this particular debate for cnn and have a moment that seems to be organic with former vice president biden or something that might be perceived as contrived? >> i was with cory booker and he knows this debate is make or break for him. if he doesn't do well and show up or show out, as they say in the black church on sunday, if he doesn't do that, he may not make the next debate. he's at the moment where he has to c

cory booker, bernie sanders or joe biden? >> they are taking their time? can see him. >> tom sho -- you won, did you a beautiful job. congratulation on first win on the donkey derby. >> i usually do terribly. >> you are a quiz show host does that give you a competitive edge. >> yes i've gone working out like the rock. kennedy: right you use that trivial muscle. >> that is unfair. >> it is sexist, tom used his white privilege and his wiener. >> in that order. >> we know it. >> i am embarrassed. >> lord of the poultry you did not know that. >> i am not a mayor pete guy. >> now you are, we should go to his rally. >> does he have rallys? >> he probably does. thank you so much. thom, emily, jesse, topical storm is next. doctor bob, what should i take for back pain? before you take anything, i recommend applying topical relievers first. salonpas lidocaine patch blocks pain receptors for effective, non-addictive relief. salonpas lidocaine. patch, roll-on or cream. hisamitsu. can the past help you write the future? can you feel calm in the eye of a storm? can you

biden this time around he's not only going to have couple of harris to deal with but also senator cory booker who has attacked senator biden then the former vice president biden on the issue of when he was a senator the cry. bill that he helped pass in the early 1990 s. left a disproportionate number of african-american men behind bars where they remain today so this is something that joe biden will have to answer for on the public stage in the public realm but in the midst of all of this there are still 7 other candidates that will be on that stage they're really struggling to kind of even be relevant in the national spotlight given the fact that already there are some very strong front runners it's really their last chance to kind of keep their campaigns alive or i can be helped out there in washington d.c. kimberly thank you so right time for a short break here al-jazeera when we come back boris johnson faces deep political divisions of the brakes on its 1st trip to belfast as u.k. prime minister. rolling out the troops why turkey is beefing up its forces in northern syria stay with

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[laughter] that's how cory booker talks. greg: do grocery checkout lines make you racist?applause] back-to-back and then in the philippines and live in the ring of fire. now back to "the greg gutfeld show" for all headlines log on to foxnews.com. greg: is it worth it? they have more than ten items with the democratic georgia lawmaker to claim a lawmaker told her to go back where she came from at a grocery store. if it didn't start over race or politics but a guy with too many items in the express lane. >> he called me lazy and to go back where i came from because he had a couple of items i wanted to go in front of me he said i had 20 instead of ten. what makes you that angry? >> she later backtracked on racism because actually the lawmaker told the guy to go back where he came from. surveillance footage showed but you can't hear anything nothing outrageous seem to has occurred but it exploded and that spread all over social media but still police are not filing any charges but it's clear if you have more items than the limit allows the go back where you came from and put i

and cori gauff has done it again.he 15—year—old american is through to the third round at wimbledon. hello and welcome to the programme, where we start with the footballing news that the netherlands are through to the women's world cup final after a 1—0 extra—time win over sweden. the european champions will now face holders usa in sunday's final, also in lyon. colm harrison reports. the netherlands may be european champions, but in playing in a world cup semi—final, they were breaking new ground. for sweden, though, it isa new ground. for sweden, though, it is a fairly well worn path. this is their fourth is a fairly well worn path. this is theirfourth time in is a fairly well worn path. this is their fourth time in the last four, and they were run back into thousand three. a goalless first half maybe should have been expected between two sides who like to leave it late to score, and so it came to pass. this goalmouth scramble was the nearest either side came to a goal in the opening 45 minutes. both teams went close

booker: miss amada, it is cory booker. thank you for what you are doing your this guy tells you -- tells me you are a great teacher. you are trying to inspire him to be a future leader and i just i'm trying to get him to shave his head. [laughter] hope to meet you in the future. ok, mom. grandma, get over here. all right thank you, ma'am. ,hold the phone while i drop you real quick. hey how are you? , >> it is a pleasure. sen. booker: thank you for being here. thank you. it was my pleasure. really my pleasure. hello. >> john martin told me good things about you. sen. booker: he is the man. yes. >> awesome. >> you are the man. sen. booker: we are the people. >> you really moved me. sen. booker: so grateful. thank you for being here. >> that was so wonderful. sen. booker: we will put her in the middle. >> you got that right. you got that right. sen. booker: one more. thank you. thank you all for being here. >> that was really inspiring. sen. booker: thank you. thank you very much. hey you are an amazing. , what grade are you