but as david axelrod obama guy. not chief architects of his campaign.knowledge the empathy and what people are struggling when it documents inflation as well as day-to-day costs. this is what axelrod said. this has been a constant, constant problem. his desire to claim i have the is a huge obstacle to connect him with voters. can you cite data until the cows come home. what counts is how people are perceiving the economy. look, dude, when people are going to the grocery store and when people want to buy a car or get a new house, they see a different reality. they are not looking at your graphs. this is the second time he said something like this. it doesn't look like the administration is listening though, steve. >> steve: no, lawrence, it just seems when we hear kjp or the president or the president's people out saying the numbers are great, we just don't feel like it because -- and i saw this gratification last night on "special report" sport. since joe biden took office inflation is up about 20%. okay. we are getting inflation under control. no, you

thank to david axelrod. i have mixed emotions about david axelrod. [laughter] [applause] i appreciate the secretary of state and his leadership very much and we are fortunate to have a secretary of state who is a thoughtful, perceptive, intellectually curious, devoted person, dedicated, determined, indefatigable, who has traveled the world time and time again, not a person of bombast, but a person who listens and is soft spoken. we are very fortunate to have a man of the kind of quality, experience, and character as our current secretary of state, secretary antony blinken. thank you. [applause] because i'm not noted for my questions -- frankly, my answers are not much better. but i'm going to ask a few questions, and if there is a little time, i might turn to you. i'm going to sort of go topic area by topic area. i'm going to start with the secretary's most recent trip to the middle east and then turned to ukraine and then finally to china. if there is someone who has a question on one of those topics, i will take a breath and you can ask. please ask

. >> what is your reaction to former barack obama advisor david axelrod putting out a tweet and a column he wrote for cnn saying it was a bad mistake for the biden campaign to hold a press conference a few days ago 70 of trial saying it's a bad look and they shouldn't have done it? >> it makes the case. foreign leaders look at the united states and say maybe they are not looking at the nuances are campaign violation, they just look at and say the president of the most states is using the justice department to go after his main political and it will given to the white house so clearly a political act in the united states psycho we are not better back, we are probably worse than everybody else. what is just americans especially people sitting on the fence, i don't like the mean tweet but they look at this and say what is going on in our country? president of the united states should leading the polls likely the next president of the united states can be torn apart by justice department that used to be impartial but now is clearly working for the democrat party. >> sit tight, who come back

. >> joining me now, cnn senior political commentator, david axelrod and former trump administration special matt mauer. thank you both for being here. i'm going to start i'm going to start with you, david biden has been hammered politically over his handling of the israel-hamas war by democratic voters. and there's certainly a split now, icc prosecutors have proposed these serious charges that include israel, a democratic country that has never been done before as well as hamas is leadership. how does biden handle this while already struggling with democratic voters over the issue of the war look, i think that some of the criticisms that the president has made in the midst of supporting, he's being hammered for supporting israel by democratic voters are some democratic voters. the in this case. there comes in the midst of a lot of criticism among members of his own war cabinet about the way the president is. the prime minister's handling this assault on gaza, the war on gaza, and planning for the post-war period so it just as the his political burdens there and i think the president

by let's discuss about how both candidates are now moving forward with david axelrod. he's a cnn senior political commentator and former senior adviser to president obama thanks so much for being with us. so this would just say before it, before you before you proceed. >> if i have $35 million, i'd by harrington's enthusiasm that's what i would spend my money on anyway, go ahead well, what do you want to talk about here? he does have a lot of enthusiasm. >> i'm wondering whether you feel enthusiast gastric about joe biden's chances given the outpouring of support that we've seen for donald trump, it doesn't seem like this conviction has hurt him, erased nearly $35 million in the hours following the verdict. >> how do you see it, david? >> look first of all, i think the most dangerous time to assess the impact of anything like this is in the hours after it's going to take awhile for us to assess what impact it will have on the race. it does have an impact on fundraising and that will be helpful to trump who struggled with that or earlier in the race. so i'm sure those d

david axelrod and vann jones, maureen dowd.y have been saying about donald trump is working. lie about the economy be ing great is laughable. americans are living paycheck to paycheck. we heard border is secure and closed and now they want to blame donald trump. that is not working. the disaster which is joe biden s surrendering in the war on terror and abandoning israel. and quid quo pro, they impeached donald trump for, he is trying to say moneys will not go to israel until you do what i say, that is cause for impeachment based on joe biden's definition. i don't want to digress here. i view joe biden's make my day tape him saying it made my day, as hail mary pass. they are desperate. it does one more thing and then i'll shut up. the other thing it does and for people speculating come august, come democratic national convention they are going to push joe biden out. uh-huh, this locks him in, he's their guy and that would be i think the match up that the country needs. you have two people that have served four terms, you compar

this is so much spending it shocked the system, among people that can't believe it is david axelrod, here he was yesterday on cnn, long-time democratic analyst. >> i don't understand all these months later, i thought they spent 25 million mistaken ly touting bidenomics and making the same argument the president is making. the world was plunged into economic crisis and america plunged into economic crisis from the pandemic and we've come back faster than any other country and he is right about that, that is not the way people experience the economy. they experience it through the lens of cost of living. he builtds his career on empath, why not lead with empathy. he is making terrible mistake. >> steve: we heard the president talking to erin burnett, he said 65% of people think their finances are in good shape and the nation is in bad shape, quite a disconnect. inflation is 3.5% and the number has been going down and now stubbornly stuck. nobody feels like things are cheaper and erin brought up fact groceries are 30% higher than when joe biden took office. every time you go to the groc

but david axelrod has a message for him. >> ainsley: advisor to president obama.s been a constant problem, his desire to claim credit is huge problem. you can cite data, what counts is how people are perceiving the economy. one article in politico, and lawmakers are freaking out about joe biden and messaging and this article in the "wall street journal," advisers telling him to be more empathetic. you at home feel this in your p pocketbook. and steve said this coming down to money, economy for everybody. if you don't feel like you are better off now than under trump, you will probably pull the lever or scribble in for donald trump. >> steve: yeah. and it all comes down to when joe biden talks up the good numbers, it does not feel like we are doing better, it feels like we have less money and everything is more expensive. inflation is 20% higher than when joe biden took office. they are saying be more e empathetic, be more like hillary clinton's husband who would say, i feel your pain. and people felt like he felt their pain. ultmaltly, four years ago, joe biden ra

david axelrod telling the wall street journal his desire to claim credit is a huge obstacle to connectingith voters on this issue. you can cite date until the cows come home but what counts is how people are perceiving the economy. political has a piece detailing the vibe behind-the-scenes among democrats about how the biden campaign is doing it it's not going great according to some. it up or don't - democratic operative saying you don't want to be the guy who is on the record saying we are doomed or biden is making mistakes, nobody wants to be that guy but biden's stubbornly poor polling in the state of the election are creating the freak out. doesn't seem like biden is freaking out about how the economy is playing with voters. he was asked how he is going to turn around consumer confidence which is at all-time lows. he says it has already been turned around. edward: thanks. let's get reaction from the senior advisor to the president on energy, in the trenches when it comes to energy, gas prices are more than they were a year ago but remained steady in the 350, 3 $60 range, is that the

the last thing i'll say, david axelrod wants joe biden to win.and doing the analysis, he said that if biden loses, it could be because of his own pride and not being able to show empathy towards people struggling and his economy. we've been saying this for six months. now we're six months out and he still doesn't have a economic message. that's not very good for a re-election effort. >> jeanine: 65% of americans live paycheck to paycheck. biden is not empathetic. he's straight up lying. is it any surprise that he's doing so poorly? >> jesse: no. this is his move. he denies, lies and leaves. he can't leave because he's sitting down live and that's why they don't put him in situations like this. this whole joe biden empathy think is just a ruse. it was a fake move to give him an excuse to hug women and snuff their hair. because the man lets his dog bite everybody's shrugs, can't remember lincoln riley's name. now he's stopped reading the death toll when there's more deaths understood him than trump. he has briefings every day by the economic apartm

it's not like anything coming from jane scarborough or david axelrod.e saying "this is not working. trump destroying the world, that's not working." for some reason, the campaign keeps on that track. i would love to know, just show me a little bit of evidence that it makes sense. i think the point about the brand is really important. one of the things to remember is that joe biden's team made it clear that as soon as this verdict is given that president biden is going to get an official address from the white house, and it's definitely not going to be a pardon because of what he wants to say more than anything else is that donald trump "my opponent, is a convicted felon," and they will hammer it and probably continue to loosen the polls unless they can figure out some other way to turn it around. >> jesse: what if he's convicted of a misdemeanor, judge? what you call that? >> jeanine: a misdemeanent. [laughter] >> jesse: i love it. >> jeanine: it's not a felony. if he is convicted of a lesser crime. >> that's the first time i've heard it. >> so much stu

has to do with the economy. 1 of the things a former advisor, robert i will ask you about this, david axelroden is making a mistake when it comes to the way he's talking about the u.s. economy. here's what he had to say after the cnn interview biden sat down for last night. watch. >> they are experiencing it through the lens of the cost of living and he is a man who has built his career on empathy. why not lead with the empathy we i think he is making a terrible mistake. it may not be, if he doesn't win this race it may not be double trump that beats them, it might be his own pride. >> martha: robert, axelrod has never been scanned on his criticism of this president. pretty much goes at him every chance he gets. what you make of that? >> while david did a great job for president obama i'm glad i am the economic guy and he can be the pr guy. i thank the reason president biden is doing well and wisconsin and he is now often michigan and arizona, in wisconsin he just announced a microsoft ai plant and in arizona the multibillion chips client that came from the inflation reduction and than in mic

i think back to david axelrod obama's guru saying it is malpractice for this president and his team toe bragging this way. it angers people. >> rachel: 100 percent. >> lawrence: one of the things frustrating americans is they have so much credit card debt because they were recommendation because of the inflation, they are spending money that's essentially not there. so capital one did a survey they said 77% of americans in this report say they feel anxious about the financial situation. 58% feel that finances are controlling their lives. 52 percent said they have difficulty controlling their money related worries. so, imagine saying things are going great when it comes to the economy, when you have the americans feeling this way. this is what's going to defeat him in the next election. >> rachel: part of the problem is you are running -- if you are joe biden, you are running against the guy who had greatest economy four lifetime prior to covid. he seemed undefeatable because of that. >> lawrence: they want to get rid of the trump tax cuts. >> brian: they evaporate in 2025. whoever wins

. >> well, brian, david axelrod, who obviously is a talented, very talented political strategist workediden, worked for obama, very close friends. he was stunned to hear what biden said last night. watch this. >> that's not the way people are experiencing the economy. they are experiencing it through the lens of the cost of living. and he is a man who has built his career on empathy. where -- why not lead with the empathy and i think he is making a terrible mistake. if he doesn't win this race, may not be donald trump that beats him. it may be his own pride. >> laura: is that it, brian, his pride? that would imply that joe biden is actually thinking through his answers. i mean, he was obviously coached, they preble coached him lord knows how many hours they tried to prep him for this interview. and that's what came out on the other side? >> i mean, is he that famous for his empathy? number one. let's be honest. i haven't seen him in the last three years, i don't know if i buy that claim. number two, he doesn't have to be empathetic. he just has to be honest. if he is honest, with part-t

. >> martha: a lot of people complaining about the current candidate from jim carvel david axelrod and them, mark? >> like catalano power and presidential incumbency whether it's the likely voters are what this comes down to after the conve conventions. joe biden is the nominee counter is not changing. he may be behind donald trump right now by is is certainly within striking distance. it's not ten or 15% or what --'s this is still a close race. is a viable candidate and he is not going anywhere. >> martha: lisa can joe biden can easily in the next five months move towards the middle as mark penn has said he needs to do and stop worrying about the french left. if he does that, he clearly could win. >> where i am right now is cautiously optimistic with some pessimism sprinkled in solely just because, you know, conventional wisdom would apply there is about seven state battleground states, you look at three of those, wisconsin, pennsylvania and michigan, we are talking about a race within the margin of error in those three states. so, you know, cautiously optimistic thanks look good but

he spent -- you saw david axelrod last week on thursday they spent $20 million last summer to sell us on the economy. and it was a total loser. so the question is now, does he come out and say i'm worried about inflation? i think we spent too much or i spent maybe overcompensated early when i came in with the rescue package with the inflation reduction act which doesn't reduce inflation. now it's time to tighten our belts. and we are going to watch it money come down. that would look a practical look as opposed to the implausible look which shows a disconnect. >> steve: brian. >> brian: just going to roll this. van jones said this is the reality for young people when it comes to the economy. and stop telling a different story to the people that are living it. watch. >> young people are upset and it's not just the situation in gaza. the economic prospects for young people are miserable. we just do not have a pathway for young people to be able to pay off their student debt, get a house. we're not hearing a full-throated approach to the young people. there's symbolic piece around studen

turn where you see more and more democrats, not just the political types like james carville and david axelrodut increasingly members of the democratic elected officials wringing their hands. for good reason. you cannot look at joe biden in today's political environment and say this is the strongest candidate the democrats can put up and after last august both because they announcement of these charges against donald trump, which helped move him up in the polls and then the fiasco in afghanistan, joe biden lost his lead above donald trump and never been ahead of him since. remember, we are talking about a national lead for donald trump of 1.1 points or two points in these national polls. remember donald trump won the presidency by being about i think it was four points, nearly four points behind hillary clinton in 2016 because of the way the electoral college comes into play and democrats do better in places like new york and california and massachusetts than republicans tend 20 do in red states. for donald trump to be in the place he is today after all the democrats have done and all the mone

t >> laura: david axelrod who obviously is a verly talented, c lopolitical strategist worked fr bidenane he was stunned to hear what biden said last night.my. watch as. >> that is not the way the people are experiencing thef economy. they are experiencing it through the lens of the cost of living. and he is a man who has built his career on empathy.k he where is, why not lead withta empathy?ke i think he's making a terrible mistake. if he doesn't win make this mistake, may not be donald trump who beats him but his own pride. >> laura: is that it did, his own pride? that would imply that joe biden is actually thinking through his answers. y eblehe was all obviously coacd they probably coached him god knows how many hours for this i interview, and that is what came out on the other side? >> is he that famous for hisn th empathy, number one? let's bears, honest, i haven't e in the last three years so i don't even know if i buy that claim.. number two, he doesn't have toim ebe empathetic. he just has toat t be honest.ns ifte he is honest with people about what they are dealing with instea

as i mentioned, david axelrod said why does the administration keep doubling down and trip plings down. spent $25 million to tell the american people that they had it right and you got it wrong. it looks like you are detached. but he keeps doubling and tripling down he did it in wisconsin. i'm sure is he going to mention in san francisco today. >> steve: you are absolutely right, brian. all of that i knowflation was because of all of the government spending. speaking of government, in congress, yesterday, the house overwhelmingly rejected congresswoman marjorie taylor greene's push to push speaker mike johnson out of his job. >> ainsley: vote to to kill the mission 359-43 about just 10 republicans voting with green. >> brian: house speaker mike johnson joins us now. mr. speaker, you tried to avoid this by meeting with marjorie taylor greene for about two and a half hours and thomas massie. they went ahead anyway. your thoughts about surviving but that this vote actually took place, too? >> yeah. it was unfortunate that it did. look, i appreciate the overwhelming show of confidence by m

david axelrod says why the administration wasted 25 million telling everyone bidenomics is great andhy they are doubling down on it is beyond him. he finds it befuddle ling. desperately wants him to win but sees him shootings humself in the foot. >> steve: meanwhile, let's talk about what is going on today. fox weather alert. another tornado outbreak turned deadly last night. killed three people in the states of tennessee and north carolina. and a number of other people were hurt. >> brian: the national weather service issuing dozens of tornadoes warnings last night. twisters were not the only threat. as you can see massive size hail pump bring parts of northern tennessee. >> ainsley: communities from alabama all the way to the carolinas getting hit hard, too. and there are more storms on tap today. so let's check in with our senior meteorologist janice dean for our fox weather forecast. janice? >> janice: devastating last few days. really the last few weeks have been incredible in terms of tornadoes and the hail damage and the winds. this is just the last two days. the tally here, w

bring in on the phone right now, the former obama sr adviser and cnn senior political commentator david axelrod, along with our senior political analyst, bmi leica henderson, david, what's your reaction to the passing of michelle obama's mother, marion robinson, a woman i assume you knew well just profound sadness. will she was just a great lady. i mean much of what was said reflects what i experienced over the course of my relationship with the obamas, starting before he was a national bank but the move to washington, as was said, was not something he was a south sayyed or through and through her husband worked for 37 years at a wall water filtration plant, worked through multiple sclerosis, had and yet never missed a day of work work and she was the rock of that family as michelle said michelle and her brother craig, both excelled in life and we're very much the product of their mom's tutelage. she was she taught them how to be resilient how to be responsible and. grace top them, grace. but in the white house it was so interesting. he or she ji would as we're said, she did not take to the who

joined now by david axelrod, former senior adviser to president obama, or senior data reporter harry enten and kaitlan collins recovered the trump white house and anchors the source next hour on cnn. david, is this a wise decision by the biden campaign and given trump is leading in many swing states, are you surprise, he appears so eager to debate and so early yeah, well, well, there are a couple of things there. >> i think he he needs to debate. this is a close race everyone's seen his pose, they have their own polls. he knows that he has to cross this hurdle the whole predicate of the trump campaign and you sought reflected in that tweet, is that biden as old and feeble and incapable of being president and the debate is the hurdle that he has to cross. >> he needs to dispel that notion in that debate and they know they need to take care of that, to take that opportunity. but they also i thought negotiated very, very wisely. trump was eager for it he kept saying, i'll debate anytime, anywhere and they took him up on it. and now they've got a debate that's not going to be a roman colo

democratic strategist, david axelrod, things biden makes a mistake talking up the economy that's not the way people are experiencing the economy. >> they're experiencing it through the lens of the cost of living and he is a man who's built his career on empathy where, where is why not lead with the empathy qarrah is ax, right? i think he is two and a the prices are the, are the big problem, the inability by right now because the deficit which was run-up also very much so under trump, we're going to have high interest rates for a long time. it's going to going to stick around. and so there's not enough def on the market and keep the prices are high. so i think yes, he's going to he's going to suffer for that because he's president right now when this has happened, although there were spending in the freezer, was it a mistake to say? well, i think i think the thing that he announced with microsoft that was on the foxconn site that never happened. i think that's important to show growth and jobs in certain places like wisconsin, that's a good thing. >> i don't understand this thing that

. >> david axelrod, it will be that gag order hearing. so trump goes on the campaign trail today. >> and what it's interesting because paula mentioned what he said about the judge crooked, corrupt, what, whatever words he uses that he uses all the time. that's totally consistent. that's fine. he's allowed to do that but what i played are the things he said today, he did speak for an hour-and-a-half and those are the only things he said. so do you think that he actually is a little worried about this gag order and that the threat of jail, i mean, he is for him incredibly controlled, not slamming cohen, not slamming daniels. i mean, it is a shift yeah. no no doubt about it. yeah. i do think he's he's concerned about going to jail. i think the judge was pretty clear in his remarks and trump heard him and i think the last thing donald trump wants is to be a gi know, there's a theory that he wants a martyr himself by going to jail. >> i don't really believe that you know, everything that i've read heard about him suggests to me that that's the

nazi germany joining us now is seen as cristy homes, as well as our senior political commentator david axelrod, and the former trump white house press secretary, sarah matthews kristen, what happened inside this republican treat, give us a context of what trump was saying. >> yes, this is about a 90 minute speech. it was profanity laced and that's really an understatement. i mean, one point he calls jack smith and f-ing a whole a lot of rants about his legal issues, a lot of rants about the biden administration. i will note we're not playing the audio because we obtained it from sources and we i had some concerns and they had some concerns that there were some identifying factors in that audio, which is why i'm not playing it. but i have listened to the whole thing and it was a series of trump isms. he was in his element talking to donors, talking to his closest confidence loyalists be a potential vice presidential picks and he was on a rant talking about how his pull numbers are high against biden. and again, against all his legal cases. >> yeah. you know, fundraisers that are the most danger

cannon, just indefinitely postpone that trial here to weigh in as our panel of political voices, david axelrod it does look as though right now, the only case that is going to go forward is the one right now having to do with these hush money payments, alleged cash money cover up and that the other cases might not yeah. >> look, you hear trump say that biden has been masterminding the whole thing. if he were mastermind finding the whole thing, this would not be the trial that he wanted to go so yeah, i think this has been a parent for a long time. judge cannon has not been exactly speeding along here to try and make this happen. the supreme court has the other case, and georgia is georgia. i think this is going to be it. and the question is as he convicted them be what does it mean? and if he's not convicted, what does that mean? >> yeah yesterday, former house speaker paul ryan was speaking at a conference, the milken conference on california. >> he said he believes the biden trump rematch favors the current in joe biden, but he says, a biden win hinges on one major condition. let's roll that

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david axelrod, a top democratic strategists, panned the situation that devolved outside the courthouse, saying that it played directly into trump's hand and appear to be more like a saturday night live skit and yesterday on cnn, kate betting field, who's a longtime aid, extremely close to president biden and his inner circle also said that it was a waste of resources that it didn't reach the type of voters that biden at this point really needs to reach that most of the people who would have seen that display already have there minds made up and she thought that it also fed a talking point to the trump team. that's why aid so far non-committal as to whether biden will weigh in and how he will do it. but of course, the substance of what that verdict is is what matters most, dana. >> okay. thank you so much for that reporting. appreciated, kayla. let's talk more about all of this with my terrific reporters here. laura barron-lopez of the pbs newshour, cnn's david chaldean, margaret tala of axios, and cnn's priscilla alvarez. okay. so we are seven what does that say? seven hours and ten mi

o but if you're one of the few democrats like david axelrod goin g, yeah, guys, m the messaging isn'tworking and we are going to lose. this isn't 2020. t's not then people start to pay attention, but not the people who can actually affect the messaging. >> they still have their heads comfortably up the first keister. g mm. charlotte, i feel like they, they put all their eggsaske on the in the trial basket and it's having a reverse effect. it's not, it's not like they were hoping he gets found guilty then the but these numbers are still going up. >> you are absolutely right. james carville is absolutely right. what i've been saying over and over, they spend so much time telling america how bad donald trump is, but not enoughe saying what they feel president biden has done. they n >> right. and then when you know, their constituents be like, well, what is president biden done? where the vice president been?e well, we would know ifwher you didn't spend all your time on msnbc cnn and on your social media feed just constantly pumping out trump, trump, trump, trump, trump, trump, trump. >>

we've seen both david axelrod, a top democratic strategists, and kate betting field who has a longtime confident of president biden's pan, the strategy of putting robert de niro and the january 6 officers at that press conference saying that it was a waste of resources and that it fed directfed directly into the narrative. and that that's what they should be trying to avoid. >> good luck township thanks very much. want to get perspective now from two legendary investigative reporters, bestselling authors and eyewitnesses. and more than five decades american history, cnn, political analyst, or burned i'm staying and bob woodward, better known in the opposite order, woodward and bernstein. so carl, can you put the gravity of this moment is some perspective. >> it's momentous former president the united states, is a convicted felon in a case in which the facts were evidence and there's no question that the rule of law has prevailed here. >> but it's still is incendiary in terms of where this country is right now it's like pouring gasoline on a fire already burning tropical response that w

cnn senior political commentator, david axelrod.he did not bring the dog. >> yes, lock up your dog. she says well what a bizarro. >> i mean, this really reflects how strange this campaign is. i mean, it used to be that vice presidential candidates would go to party dinners and they do television and urgency on to sort of audition for the vice presidency. now they show up in court. in support of their candidate, who is on trial for what is on trial for and they're basically carrying his his his words out to the world. but i'm i'm relieved that speaker johnson has offended by people who don't always tell the truth. >> the trump campaign released a fundraising video that according to them were shot inside the courthouse today, lehrer trump, eric trump appearing it with vivek ramaswamy donald trump himself actually pops up to the anti, give a thumbs up. is that a first fund? raising appeal from a courthouse? >> i would think so, but yeah, i don't have anything to compare it to because we've never had a president who's been on trial in t

came, and in some ways, to some people that's backfiring wasn't necessarily seen by people like david axelrod is a good move. trump claimed in his remarks that the biden and his people are responsible for everything that's been going on against it. but then he added, it's probably not biden because he's not qualified to even think along those lines. he went after biden directly in his comments, i want to get at to the whole issue of sentencing, but let's take a quick break. much more of our special coverage coming up right after this in one of the most active tornado seasons you can't control a tornado what kinds of interventions can we design go inside the store near a violent earth with liev schreiber, sunday at nine on cnn arthritis, pain. we say not today tylenol, eight hour arthritis pain has two layers of relief. the first is passed the second is long lasting. we give you your day back so you can give it everything. tylenol. number one, doctor recommended for arthritis pain zyrtec allergy relief works fast and last a full 24 hours. >> so they can bva deliverer, dance? >> okay. dave, let

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