f*** dan quayle. the fact that four police officers were acquitted for beating rodney king apparently had nothing to do with it. it was the dysfunction and breakdown of the black family that led to social unrest. if he wanted to go after the rodney king riots, if he wanted to make a speech about institutional racism and the lack of opportunity, that's what he should have been talking about. yeah. yeah. and instead-- he talked about murphy brown. bearing babies irresponsibly is simply wrong. failing to support children one had fathered is wrong, and we must be unequivocal about this. it doesn't help matters when prime time tv has murphy brown, a character who supposedly epitomizes today's intelligent-- --highly paid, professional woman, mocking the importance of fathers by bearing a child alone and calling it just another lifestyle choice. thank you very much. thanks. [cheering] it was relevant to put murphy brown in the speech because we were talking about moving to a values-based discussion where the

f*** dan quayle. the fact that four police officers were acquitted for beating rodney king apparently had nothing to do with it. it was the dysfunction and breakdown of the black family is wrong and we must be epitomizes today's intelligent-- speech was hijack. that became a narrative would you do it again? absolutely. that was not a mistake? i don't think it was a mistake. to help you see untapped possibilities and relentlessly work with you to make them real you founded your kayak company because you love the ocean, not spreadsheets. >> you need to hire i need indeed indeed you do. >> are matching platform lets you spend less time searching and more time connecting with candidates visiting d.com slash higher hers believes in a world where your health care isn't determined by where you live, what you do, or whether you have insurance. >> it's personalized to your unique needs. that's why we created weight loss by hur's 100% online access to glp-1 injections for as little as 199 per month including op

dan quayle had the guts to come out and say something about it. >> dan quayle was from indiana he wasen he won the seat in congress. >> part of the reason for his success is that he was just willing to take on these incumbents when nobody else would at age 33, dan quayle was the youngest person ever elected senator from the state of indiana it's time to make this country work again he was kind of a polished new face and that was of course part of his appeal to george hw bush in the campaign. the next vice president of the united senator dan quayle of indiana i think they thought that dan quayle would be the poster boy for young republican, strait-laced future of the country president one day and it backfired tremendously. the main liability for quail when he was picked as vp is that he was an experience in 1988 at the vice presidential debate dan quayle uses a moment to compare himself to a young john f kennedy. >> and lloyd bentsen saw in opening, i served with jack kennedy i knew jack kennedy jack kennedy was a friend of mine senator, you're no, jack kennedy maybe the most epic deba

chief of staff. >> dan quayle is fine. >> you take him today, wouldn't you? >> can i go along with this thing and quayle said, of course not, that's out of the question. january of '93 over the senate when they counted the votes in the normal way and announced the defeat of the bush-quayle ticket in election of clinton and gore. policies and whatever limitations but he believes in institutions and the rule of law. >> so my point you were around then, you know the bush family very well to tim's point about bush, george p, george w, when did bush four letter word in the conservative movement? >> well, we are talking about your -- [laughter] >> this is the part where we turn on each other? >> absolutely. so what happened? where did the -- >> i mean, one looking back as always is the case, you see all kinds of things that you kind of didn't want to see or over from ten years ago, 15 years ago, 25 years ago even things that we thought we had defeated or we wished to have defeated and we didn't defeat thoroughly, to be fair, we took at shot at everything, at the pr

look, you said in that clip it wasn't what dan quayle intended. there. how so trying to make a broader point about just the importance of parenthood in her culture. >> but as i said, there in the clip, you know, what's important? what you have to understand, what you're unintended consequences are going to be in politics. and that threw a huge brock and in the culture war palm that the ripples or continue until last week with murphy brown at the emmys, which is amazing that this has come full circle. >> but in a way it was described it as the fort sumpter of the culture wars when republicans start talking about how we, how we should live, or how women should live their lives, or what they should do, or if you prefer a revolutionary war metaphor, john, it's the, it's the shot heard round the world but i think when we did the interview in the dock the childless cat ladies hadn't happened yet. >> and so think about how this has come full circle. it started with dan quayle attacking women for having a, for being single parents. now come to j.d. vance, anothe

of course, on the other side, you have vice president dan quayle choosing to criticize murphy brown in a way that led to this very prominent moment that would come to be known as one of the opening acts in a larger cultural war to talk a little more about that specific moment. >> dan quayle, the murphy brown conversation, and how it opened up what became that broader cultural war well, you know, dan quayle was figure who was often ridiculed during this time for a variety of things, but he criticized popular television show murphy brown in a speech that was actually focused around his comments about the la riots in the response to the rodney king verdict but for vice presidential figure to choose a popular network television show to criticize it drew a lot of attention and kind of set out some of the conflict on various sides of the issue around lifestyle, around murphy brown, the characters choice to raise a child without a traditional nuclear family and so anytime you have vice presidential figure criticizing a television show us the sort of thing that's going to draw attention. >> an

can you list what mike pence is done or dan quayle? >> i knew dan quayle was coming up. nobody is going anywhere. when we come back we are going to have a look ahead. we are days away from the first vice presidential debate. what we can expect tim walz and jd vance and we will have other things going down next week as well and more of my interview with vice president harris when the nightcap in the 11th hour continues. arexvy is a vaccine used to prevent lower respiratory disease from rsv in people 60 years and older. rsv can be serious for those over 60, including those with asthma, diabetes, copd and certain other conditions. but i'm protected. arexvy is proven to be over 82% effective in preventing lower respiratory disease from rsv and over 94% effective in those with these health conditions. arexvy does not protect everyone and is not for those with severe allergic reactions to its ingredients. those with weakened immune systems may have a lower response to the vaccine. the most common side effects are injection site pain, fatigue, muscle pain, headache, and joint p

can you list what mike pence has done or dan quayle or any other vp 2 >> i knew dan quayle was coming up. nobody is going anywhere when we go back we're going to have a look ahead. we are days away from the first vice presidential debate. what we can expect from tim walz and j.d. vance and a lot of other things going down next week as well, and more of my exclusive interview with vice president harris when the nightcap in the 11th hour continue. th hour con . let's go whiskers. jen y is working with a banker to budget for her birthday. you only turn 30 once. and jen z? her credit's golden. hello new apartment. three jens getting ahead with chase. solutions that grow with you. one bank for now. for later. for life. chase. make more of what's yours. should don't receivva if you're allergic to its ingredients, or if you're taking certain medicines, which may interact with cabenuva. serious side effects include allergic reactions, post-injection reactions, liver problems, and depression. if you have a rash and other allergic reaction symptoms, stop cabenuva and get medical help right away

like nobody talks about the mike pence's years or the dan quayle years, you know.ice president -- >> biden years. >> yes. the fact is he wasn't that known. vice presidents sort of stand behind the president that are not the decision makers. i think there's a lot to learn about kamala harris. i think, for example, their initial burst of media attention at the convention on her work as an attorney general, worked as a prosecutor, which frankly she didn't feature four years ago was very important. people keep peeling layers. i said years ago presidential races were mris for the sole and whoever you are, people want, they will find out and they want to know. one way reveal it is through interviews and town halls and unscripted interactions. i think she needs to do more of that between now and election to give people cover. i think the country is ready to say goodbye to donald trump d i don't think there's majority -- [applause] and here you have absolute perfect representation of the american electorate. so you heard them. [laughing] the country is ready to vote agains

it wasn't the case and presidential teams like george bush and dick cheney george bush and dan quayle, even though dan never actually stepped up to the end of that 2nd part. do you think it's fair to hold that next person? if it's, it's kind of like a 3rd term for that original president. as i said, brock obama passed on to joe biden when he was elected in 2020. of course it is. i mean we, we had gerald ford become president united states through with that. we've had other vice president's become present and now you're seeing couple of harris rising to the top after having not been elected by anyone and having dropped out for the 1st primary when she ran for president her good 1st go around. so absolutely, and tim was the vice presidency and even a vice presidential nomination is a, it's kind of like a trial for the, for the presidency. we're going to see here in the debate, when we start talking about a little bit bought into policy, what she's all about and how he's going to, what his vision is going to be in which direction he's going to take the buy of the high. rather, the higher

. >> in 1988 at the vice presidential debate, dan quayle uses a moment to compare himself to a young john f kennedy and lloyd bentsen saw an opening. >> i served with jack kennedy i knew jack kennedy jack kennedy was a friend of mine senator you're no jack kennedy maybe the most epic debate moment in history microwave dan quayle on the spot into a puddle that was really uncalled for senator sure to tune in tv on the edge moments that shaped our culture premieres this sunday at 9:00 p.m. eastern and pacific on cnn hey, thank you so much for joining us tonight. >> kaitlan will be back next week. cnn newsnight with abby phillip starts in just a few seconds you're fine line. >> the list of shady characters and donald trump's entourage is not aging well, we're going to use our best people so what would a second presidency without guardrails look like? plus a camouflaged walz thank old school carburetor deep packing harris again shot and the race for the white male vote. these nail in it also an explosive development in one swing state could mean we don't know the next president until than

by the time he had his debate when he was running for vice president in 1992, that was against dan quayle. nonverbal performance versus what you say-— what you say. what is it that ou sa what you say. what is it that you say to — what you say. what is it that you say to a _ what you say. what is it that you say to a candidate - what you say. what is it that you say to a candidate like, l you say to a candidate like, harris, like president trump before a debate like this? what is the key bit of advice that you would give to them? well, for her, you would give to them? well, for her. i _ you would give to them? well, for her, i would _ you would give to them? well, for her, i would say _ you would give to them? well, for her, i would say her - for her, i would say her objective is frankly to communicate to the undecideds, people who usually don�*t follow politics very closely that she has the strength come of the confidence and the plan for the future in the contrast that in many ways in which she would say and i tend to agree with her, donald trump is all backward looking when he says make

for example al gore and dan quayle that experiment did not work.h instead of interacting with each other candidates would try to filibuster and talk and talk over again and this is what brought us to the buyers. i think one can regard whatever it notion of true debate. yet, what we have is the ability for us to hear from the candidate, to also see candidates interacting with each other and responding to each other. therefore we consistently find debate doers come away with much more informed. they know more about the candidate issue position. they form assessment of the character from their debate thee performance. and so debate and counters are quite useful for voters. >> diane and ohio republican line good morning. >> caller: good morning. thank you for taking this call. it was in reference to think two fellowsha back now that made the statement trumps just barbers and blackbirds and yells. he does have that kind of personality. he don't mean half of it. they talk about what he's doing out in the open. they don't know what biden is doing behind closed doors? my god he's got this countr

the further you get away from future ambition when you're talking about dick cheney or dan quayle, the more honest people are which is like, he's terrible and were not going for it. >> yes. i don't want to be too hopeful but i wonder if we are seeing a tiny tiny semblance of a post trump republican party or a post trump future that republicans are seeing after this second debate. it the first debate showed democrats a joe biden is not up to the job, the second debate showed the entire country but especially republicans who have been willing to bend for trump that this man, the emperor has no clothes. he has no plans. he has no ideas. he lies. the facts are crazy. it's almost as if, he is surrounded by laura loomer and marjorie taylor greene is coming out against him and that association. he's almost losing this party he has built and treated as a toy or accessory for the last eight years to himself. it's almost like they could see whether he loses the election or he is in prison or flees the country because he wants to avoid that. they are almost seeing a potential future without him.

can you list what mike pence is gone -- has done or dan quayle? >>> when we come back, days away from the first vice presidential debate on what we can expect from tim walz and jd vance and more of my exclusive interview with vice president harris when the 11th hour continues. nothing brings us together like eggland's best eggs. always so fresh and delicious. plus, superior nutrition. for us, it's eggs any style. as long as they're the best. eggland's best. it's time. yes, the time has come for a fresh approach to dog food. everyday, more dog people are deciding it's time to quit the kibble and feed their dogs fresh food from the farmer's dog. made by vets and delivered right to your door precisely portioned for your dog's needs. it's an idea whose time has come. ♪♪ rules and jd vance will face- off in the vice presidential debate. we are here to break down what to expect. >> the fact is that jd vance is an intelligent man. he's got a yale law degree, right? >> and great eyeliner. >> that, too. i read something that tim ryan who debated him twice

he actually snapped at his team when they said dan quayle might say that he knew jack kennedy. he apparently said if you're going to waste my time, -- he walked out of the room. george bush when al gore crowded him, he had this smirk on his face and he said that the smirk on his face is because his team had crowded him in the hotel room and said what are you doing? they said gore has sometimes done that. he said i don't care who has done that, get out of my face. then when the moment comes you are like, holy cow, i've heard this. >> philippe reines, thank you for your time tonight. >> thank you, chris. >> still ahead, did the debate move the needle? swing voters weigh in with their thoughts. first, the extraordinary performance of kamala harris last night and how she was underestimated. senator cory booker joins me on that, next. can your pad do that? see what foam can do for you. >> woman: why did we choose safelite? we were loading our suv when... crack! safelite came right to us, and we could see exactly when they'd arrive with a replacement we could trust. >> vo: schedule f

pence says, he won't endorse trump, mitt romney says, he will not vote for trump paul ryan and dan quayle have also not offered any endorsements so far, sara palin is the only former member of the exclusive presidential ticket club to endorse trump in 2024 that first that up, i joined now by former republican congresswoman barbara comstock who served two terms in the house of representatives from the state of virginia. >> congresswoman always great to see you good to be with you. all right, so what is it say to you that dick cheney says he will vote for kamala harris and so many of these other gop ticket leaders are not coming out in support of donald trump well, i'd like to say i also served in the bush cheney administration as well as worked on the both romney campaign's. so what it says to me is these are people who put country over party and there are people who understand that when we our elected to office or when we serve in positions such as secretary of defense, as vice president cheney, did that we take an oath to the constitution not to an individual or to a party. and that is s

bill crystal is former chief of staff to vice president dan quayle, during conversation at the atlantic idea festival in washington, d.c. this is just under 30 minutes.

. >> and in one classic moment, my character was attacked by vice president dan quayle when murphy became pregnant and beside the derays, the baby as a single mother we've come candidate for vice president would never attack a woman for having kids so as they say my work here is done around the world, john, you know that saying everything that's old is new again, i think that's what kansas was getting to there that joe got huge reaction in the room. a lot of talent, lot of talent in that room. candice bergen, most among elizabeth wagmeister. thank you very much. >> and thank you for joining us. this is cnn news central, john berman, kate bolduan, and sara sidner, me. cnn newsroom up next people how they can save money with experience, little like someone who has a lot of subscriptions. >> i have a lot to many i'd say you could see your subscription all in one place. >> hey, cancel the ones you don't like do. >> that's so easy actually need that gets started now with the experian app one, remember, i don't want to surgery from i do patreons contraction i want to be able to lay my hand flat

. >> yeah, i saw that the, the perspiring lip and of course, lloyd bentsen and dan quayle won it on theight. yeah he looked sweaty. yeah. >> and then dan, dan quayle tried to talk about, you know, jfk. and he said, i knew jack kennedy, you know, and you are no jack kennedy. that's right. yeah. but look, i think what's fascinating about this is kamala harris has been locked away in a hotel room for about three days, and she's actually set up a stage. she actually built a stage. she actually built a stage. that's right. to replicate the one that somebody i don't know who they're playing donald trump an actor. yeah, i know with a with an ian mckellen fatsuit or an orange wig. oh, no. yeah, yeah, an orange wig. orange wig. it's krusty the clown. yeah, but but the interesting thing is, donald trump decided , no, i'm just trump decided, no, i'm just going to go back to mar—a—lago mar—a—lago. and i'm going to, you know, he's not going to prepare for it because he absolutely thought that he could ace it. and i think pride certainly comes before a fall. >> mike, you were watching. >> mike, you w

her biggest challenge nobody knows the vice president, whether it's mike pence or whether it's dan quayle's al gore. you know, you're trying to rise from vice versa whether it's joe biden, you're trying to rise from president to vice president. you have to prove i'm ready for the first job. it is clear it is clear that she cleared that bar tonight now, that does not mean that she's not still in a very competitive race. but if her progress tonight was among independents, now the question is, can you carry that momentum forward we count votes eight weeks from tonight still close still competitive. but in an election that we all expect is going to be decided on the margins tonight anyway, the question is, can she hold it? she moved the margins that matter. >> you know that one, that one graph of capability to lead the country the fact that they're basically dead, even i mean, think about where we were seven weeks ago. would you have predicted that seven weeks later that kamala harris and donald trump would be polling evenly? donald trump, a former president you know, and whatever you think a