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i say, why i love the democratic party, the democratic party, democratic party led me on finally, what last does any of this actually match? so is that really a difference between a comment or a trump rain? because the one thing that is a face that through red and the blue presidencies is war. the grapes us to fix the in washington as always, being the arms produced us. so yes, it is a mine field out that from the back to wailings and dealings to the very system, the electoral college itself. the good news is that we will be here to make it will make sense. well, as much sense as can be made up. it will 0, one of the biggest stories in the bill is up to today's vote was incumbent liter, joe biden, dropping all it back in july and exceedingly rare occurrence for a sitting us president to do with a look back after the ups and more of the major events that have so far shaped this election years, ortiz the court. the confidence determines, i'm convinced he hasn't lost his marbles. that was joe biden, when he announced his re election bid last year with vice president, kamala harris. as his

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democrat. the democrats are sick of the democrat party democratic party because the democrat party has been takeni don't kno who, but they are not representing the hard-working middle-class and working-class people of arizona soon you can see working working-class peopl of all races report from the democrats and the democrat respond to that is to call them names. i'm not so sure that's working but let me ask you a question. but the policy is not just drastically cut just a quick that if you much agreed upon. over the last couple of weeks, has there been one thing that happened in the campaign that i kind of dropped like a bomb in arizona? was at the msg rally? rogan? kamala on the view saying i wouldn't do anything diffe differently? 's garbage gate? is anything i've seen reverberate from people you've talked to? >> i think the continued difficulty with this economy where people can afford to thin our kids are getting closer and closer to -- we just had holdin educator for the a halloween costume for your kids. we're getting we are getting closer to the fall and think you're just getting more exp

, hey, why it was the democratic party, the, the democratic party, the democratic party left me. so really touching on sort of points into the democratic movement at that, you know, allowing them to be brought along along beside this new republican move with the peoples movement. you know, the pickup truck, the tax, and this idea that the old re, guy is winning. now i'm winning, but trump and he's, he's proven that he can do it a huge come back, like we're going to see whether he can live up to his promises. but just on this thing, actually, just to stay with it. when a president comes to the end of their turn, normally about approver weight and goes down and joe biden to seeing it now historically. but that's another thing. trump has to his both because he's not president 45 and 47. where was the last time? not having grover cleveland or something the 1st time in the modern era that's happened. mm hm. yeah, and it's also interesting. i mean, it's a fact a political life at the end of a term. usually president obama biden until themselves, the

why it was the democratic party, the democratic party, the democratic party, left me when a president comes to the end of their turn, normally about a proven waiting ghost. i'm joe biden to seeing it now historically. but that's another thing. trump has to his bow because he's not president 45 and 47. when was the last time not having grover cleveland or something the 1st time in the modern era. that's happened. i mean, it's a fact of political life at the end of a term, usually president obama biden and trump, himself, they'd be lost. they lose the popularity because presence have to make on popular decisions. and governments are in power for a long time. that people, you know, eating bread, assume forgotten. people remember the bad, the bad parts of it. but the fact that form had a year or a term excuse me, to, to sort of recuperate and to pick over the bones or the flight and paris a sort of regime if you like, how would operate it is problems. it allowed him to sort of reinvent himself on the line himself with new media and come back and people forget the issues with from, let's h

i say, why it was the democratic party, the, the democratic party, democratic party left me. and finally, will ask, does any of this actually match uh, is that really a difference between a comment or a trump rain? because the one thing that is a face that through red and blue presidencies is war. the great system fixed in washington as always, being the arms produced us. so yes, it is a mine field out from the back to wailings and dealings to the very system the electoral college itself. the good news is that we will be here to make it will make sense. well, as much sense as can be made up. it'll donald trump's political come back was no easy ride from assassination attempts to indictments are cheese arena, customer of a shy, it says lights on, the obstacles thrown at trump to stop him becoming a presidential candidate. it's been a long and small choice road for donald trump. his 1st sense, his presence was full of smear campaigns and peach went attempts. then came the 2020 likes in the end, claims of wide spread brought from bloss and all hell broke loose while he was blamed

party. christopher holly says muslim voters are moving away from the democrats because of their policies on got them. i think that most of the americans out of americans are moving away from the democratic party because it is under a democratic administration. it has been under president biden, and vice president, pamela harris, that this ongoing of genocide in you guys that has unfolded that war, had spread to lebanon, that it has reached countries throughout the region, including young men and syria. and here on the 3rd region is, is a ticking time on here, and that we are experiencing cataclysmic changes in southwest asia, in north africa and beyond. and i think that most of the voters are looking at this and saying, we gave the democrats 40 years to change course. and especially we gave the democrats over a year to try to change the situation on the grounds. i think guys that in relation to the palestinians and israelis and what does happen, nothing, in fact, only more money and more weapons going to the is really government's so ultimately when you look at this, muslims are saying, well under donald trump, certainly he made errors according to them, but he moved the embassy to what

i say, why i love the democratic party, the democratic party, the democratic party, left me. and finally, what last does any of this actually match? so is that really a difference between a comment or a trump rain? because the one thing that is a safe spot through red and the blue presidencies is war. the great system fixed in washington as always, being the arms produced us. so yes, it is a mine field out that from the back to readings and dealings to the very system, the electoral college itself. the good news is that we will be, have to make it will make sense. well, as much sense as can be made up. it will then an election year with so many twists on surprises. as social media stall square has been embroiled. it is scans older to david in pods. the vote. peanuts was use an ice by new york say pull is a serious online reaction with tech time. so that you don't last good thing that americans vote full, the rodents. trump this morning, made dirty bones, have criticized p, not it's death sentence saying that all sorts these are ignoring big issues such as immigration and crime

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democrats have really become pro censorship. they are pushing war very hard. and the so for many people, they don't really recognize us the democratic party from the past. this is why kennedy against the nephew of a former american precedence from the democratic party, has now jump ship and the stones, the camp of trump, and the see the same from the republican side as to the, the thompson, the, my gosh. movements are talking about making peace with the, with various sorts here and countries and essentially giving up on some of this uh hit this horse which are pursuing and even pursuing the pushing the more tires and the taking some distance to traditional partners. it is quite natural for them to see this as being a decline of the meal come moments. and then they see if natural, a switching to the, to the democrats. so they pursue this. and so i think it's predictable that you probably will see much more of this. people jumping ships. all right, we're gonna leave it there at glen days on political scientist and professor at the university of south eastern norway, professor. great to have you on all flags on deck. turkish protesters forced to their way on to a german shipment, assemble or the vessels at length to israel. the group was furious

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i say, why i love the democratic party, the democratic party, the democratic party, left me. and finally, what else does any of this actually matter? is that really a difference between a common or a trump brain? because the one thing that is a safe spot through red and blue presidencies is war. the great system fixed in washington has always been the arms produced us. so yes, it is a mine field out that from the back to readings and dealings to the very system, the electoral college itself. the good news is that we will be here to make it will make sense. well, as much sense as can be made of it will for the presidential race could have looked quite different if incumbent president joe biden, didn't drop out earlier this year, allowing his vice president commer harris to enter the contest. the look back at the major event instead of so far, shape to the selection. here's ortiz donald quarter. the confidence determines, i'm convinced he hasn't lost his marbles. that was joe biden, when he announced his re election bid last year with vice president kamala harris. as his running

the race as a potential opponent, but to get them on stage and back him why it was the democratic party, the democratic party, the democratic party left me when a president comes to the end of their turn, normally about a proven waiting ghost. i'm joe biden to seeing it now historically. but that's another thing. trump has to his bow because he's not president 45 on 47. when was the last time not having grover cleveland or something the 1st time in the modern era that's happened. i mean, it's a fact of political life at the end of a term. usually president obama biden and trump himself, they'd be lost. they lose the popularity because presence have to make on popular decisions and governments are in power for a long time. that people, you know, eating bread, assume forgotten. people remember the bad, the bad parts of it. but the fact that form have a year or a term, excuse me, to, to sort of recuperate and to pick over the bones or the flight and paris sort of the regime if you like, how would operate if it's problems, it allowed him to sort of reinvent himself on the line himself with new media and co

i say, why i love the democratic party, the democratic party, the democratic party led me on finally with oscar. does any of this actually match? so is that really a difference between a common or a trump brain? because the one thing that is a face that through red and blue presidencies is war, the great system fixed in washington has always been the arms produced us. so yes, it is a mine field out that from the back to readings and dealings to the very system, the electoral college itself. the good news is that we will be here to make it will make sense. well, as much sense as can be made up. it'll that's across live now to our guesstimates for de leon, a father, a former stomach product faction, spokes person to meet you. good to have you on the program with us again. what are your thoughts on the current polls that show pamela harris and donald trump, essentially in a tie as we head into election day in the us. thanks for having me. um i, i believe that the, the clothes do very eh, between the sides of what size were taking uh, these goals i have heard earlier this morning because

i say, why it was the democratic party, the democratic party, the democratic party, left me. and finally with oscar. does any of this actually match? uh, is that really a difference between a comment or a trump rain? because the one thing that is a face that through red and blue presidencies is war. the great system fixed in washington as always, being the arms produced us. so yes, it is a mine field out that from the back to wailings and dealings to the very system, the electoral college itself. the good news is that we will be here to make it will make sense. well, as much sense as can be made up. it'll southgate taylor was the us presidential election, which has fever pitch. the pitfalls are starting to surface. american media are reporting groups associated with the harvest campaign, how the allegedly offered to pay social media influencers considerable amounts to promote her candidacy, even suggesting that a so called creator portal at would be sets off a logging bloggers to apply for the job. what influence are laid i'ts, how it was apparently to work, and also we keep u

democrats, 2 decades later, you would be considered in st. it sounds almost as insane as a cavity, supporting a republican. oh, which plays the principal cause that persuaded me to leave the democratic democratic party and, and run it as an independent and how to throw my support. president drum, the cause of clause is where a free speech war and you a great n or on our children and to add insult to injury trump is getting realizing support now from black latino voters who used to be an absolute strong hold. well, the democrats and black, i'm gay and i voting for donald trump on november 5th. and let me get started with this. there is no law that says because i'm black or because i'm gay or because i happen to be both. but i'm suppose, suppose to vote for democrats for the rest of my life. meanwhile, team high risk is now focusing on the average. so the hard working white type. i'm a 56 year old golden white guy. come on here 6, almost. she's right. i'm a former minister and republican from pennsylvania. you might not think come over here since when i came into the you know what she is. but whatever alarms, switching teams, issues, policies, and voters from democrats or republicans and back it's all

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i say, why i love the democratic party, the, the democratic party, the democratic party, left me. and finally with oscar. does any of this actually match? so is that really a difference between a common or a trump brain? because the one thing that is a face that through red and blue presidencies is war, the grapes has to fix to in washington as always, being the arms produced us. so yes, it is a mine field out that from the back to wailings and dealings to the very fist, the electoral college itself. the good news is that we will be here to make it will make sense. well, as much sense as can be made up. it'll pull in terms of logistics. most states open up their folding stations at 7 am local time, but some started as early as 5 and as late as 10 am just to give you a sense of that the time in new york right now it's 9. so most of them will have been open for at least an hour early holding tucker place as well. in fact, resulting in on president and turn noise that some estimate to be in the region of 80000000 at votes around 250000000 eligible folders are in the us of large. a few

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and back in a while, i was the democratic party, the, the democratic party, the democratic party, left me when a president comes to the end of their term, normally about approval rating goes down, and joe biden, to seeing it now historically. but that's another thing. trump has to his bow because he's not president 45 on 47, where was the last time not having grover, cleveland or something the 1st time in the modern era. that's happened. i mean, it's a fact a political life at the end of a term, usually president obama biden until themselves, they'd be lost. they lose the popularity because presidents have to make on popular decisions. and governments are in power for a long time. that people, you know, eating bread, assume forgotten. people remember the bad, the bad parts of it. but the fact that form had a year or a term excuse me, to, to sort of recuperate and to pick over the bones of the bite and paris, a sort of regime if you like, how would operate it is problems. it allowed him to sort of reinvent himself and align themselves with new media and come back and people forget issue

i say, why it was the democratic party, the, the democratic party, the democratic party left me. and finally, will ask, does any of this actually match? so is that really a difference between a comment or a trump rain? because the one thing that is a safe spot through red and blue presidencies is war. the great system fixed in washington as always, being the arms produced us. so yes, it is a mine field out from the back to wailings and dealings to the very system. the electoral college itself, the good news is that we will be here to make it will make sense. well, as much sense as can be made up. it will as election day in the united states kicks off, we were collect one major events that shocked the american society, the assassination attempt on donald trump, the new documents right and pull it for the president, retraces the footsteps of the lives the assassin who failed to carry out his plan during the raleigh in pennsylvania this summer for all the latest news analysis. in fact, visit our website. archie dot com, the plenty of strings attached to the international monetary fun

democrats, 2 decades later, you would be considered insane. that sounds almost as insane as a candidate supporting a republican. oh, wait, please. the principal cause that persuaded me to leave the democratic democratic party and, and run as an independent and how to throw up my support. president drum nicole other clauses were free speech war and jew grade as a war and our children. and to add insult to injury, trump is getting realizing support now from black and latino voters who used to be an absolute strong hold. well, the democrats, i'm black, i'm gay and i voting for donald trump on november 5th. and let me get started with this. there is no law that says because i'm black or because i'm gay or because i happen to be both that i'm supposed supposed to vote for democrats for the rest of my life. meanwhile, team high risk is now focusing on the average. so the hard working white type, i'm a 56 year old gun on a white guy. come over here since almost. she's right. i'm a former minister and republican from pennsylvania. you might not think where it says when it came to the you know what? she is, but whatever alarm switching teams, issues, policies, and voters from democrats or republicans and back it's

i say, why i love the democratic party, the, the democratic party, the democratic party left me. and finally, what else does any of this actually matter? is that really a difference between a common or a trump brain? because the one thing that is a safe spot through red and blue presidencies is war. the great system fixed in washington has always been the arms produced us. so yes, it is a mine field out that from the back to readings and dealings to the very system, the electoral college itself. the good news is that we will be here to make it will make sense. well, as much sense as can be made up. it will substitute taylor and in an election year with so many twisting surprises. here's one more. a social media star squirrel has been employed in a scandal that could impact the vote. peanuts like it. and there was utilized by new york state causing a furious online reaction with tech titan. e long must even urging that americans give him their vote trumps running made to the bounce, has criticized peanuts that sent in saying that authorities in the serious note are ignoring big iss

a kennedy voting for trump, i say, why i love the democratic party, the, the democratic party, the democratic party, left me. and finally, what else does any of this actually matter? is that really a difference between a common or a trump brain? because the one thing that is a safe spot through red and blue presidencies is war. the great system fixed in washington has always been the arms produced us. so yes, it is a mine field out that from the back to readings and dealings to the very system, the electoral college itself. the good news is that we will be here to make it will make sense. well, as much sense as can be made up. it'll lots of interest globally in the i come all of the us votes, so it's not in my, let's go live. no, i to executive factory of the african legacy foundation organization. and former lead me in information, mr. the say it but he, mr. it but he at great to have you in the program. we much appreciated. so i bought a 2 bunk plate will. will today's election i've come? will it matter in terms of america's relationship with africa who ever comes out on top? i would give y

since the 60's have been the party that has defended racial minorities and since really the 80's defended gender minorities that a caricature of democrats and the democraticentioned a minute ago about going after kamala harris has been created that this absolutely massive right-wing ecosphere that has emerged since the 80's you've got three television networks funded right-wing billionaires, one of them a foreign billionaire, fox news. you've got 1500 right-wing radio stations. we now have 300 right-wing radio stations that broadcast in spanish. this came up in the last four years. you've got 700 or 800 christian stations that have in many cases abandoned talking about jesus and started talking about politics. you have churches where they are ignoring the law and preaching politics from the pulpit. it is this massive cumulative effort and there is nothing like that on the left. we have never developed a strong -- we had air america for about five years and in 2008, there was kind of a broad consensus that america -- air america helped barack obama get elected. host: i don't know if you want to grab a drink of water or something, but i do want to read some

democratic party. you said that the american people rejected the democratic party. k that the american people rejected the policies of the democratic party stood for, they rejected the elite smug arrogant culture that acts like suppressant on the voices of the party and more concerned getting the approval of liz cheney than the traditional democratic base and some of the people who need the help the most and traditionally looked to the democratic party to help them. millions of those people stayed home this time because experience taught them that there's not much hope coming from there. and that's why we lost this election and that's why these people need to step aside. i hope they will. >> jesse: they did reject the snobbiness and out of touchness. that's true. they also rejected the governance. the last four years were bad. the spending the border. they were bad. everybody agrees they were bad. you know, we got barack obama -- >> not everybody agrees they were bad. that's okay. i get you think they were bad. >> jesse: if they were good, kamala would have run and j

tired of democrats' failed policies or worried about the crisis at other border or disagreed with many of the democrats' radical social policies. and democrats belief that it's the democrat party and the democrat party only should be calling the shots in washington betrays some of that same disdain for voters. mr. president, the filibuster is safe for now. and while i don't have high hopes for democrats changing their tune on the supreme court, perhaps being in the minority in the next congress will remind democrats of the importance of protecting minority rights no matter what party's in power and ensure that the next time democrats are in charge they're not quite so eager to tear down this important safeguard. we can only hope. mr. president, i yield the floor, and i suggest the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: the clerk: ms. baldwin. the presiding officer: the senator from massachusetts. mr. markey: thank you, mr. president. mr. president, i rise today to discuss -- the presiding officer: the senate is in a quorum call. mr. markey: i ask for a vish education of the -- to vitiate the quorum call. the presiding officer: wi

democratic party. what is the right you see in the democratic party that our democratic party unfortunately, is not the party that is of by and for the people? is it a part of it is a party that has been and continues to be influenced by the foreign policy establishment in washington represented by hillary clinton and others foreign policy by the military industrial complex and other greedy corporate interests. sen, harris. any response? oh, sure. um i, i think that um, it's unfortunate that we have someone on the stage who is attempting to be the democratic nominee for president of united states who during the obama administration, spent 4 years full time on fox news criticizing. president obama. this is the 1st time she'd criticize the policy actually when a ball no was in the office. she was too late, critical of his policy when it came to syria, actually criticizing his administration for the money. it was given to the so called syrian rebels, rebels who later ended up selling will becoming terrorist group, such as, i'll call you to an ice system. she said at the time that it was the, the decisions

democratically elected, you're literally protesting the foundational values of your country. >> well, that's what the democrats. quote unquote , democrats. quote unquote, democrats. quote unquote, democrats democratic party saying there's something wrong here. >> meanwhile, they just like a protest they protested in 2000, 2016. >> they cheated in 2000. in 1960, the candidate this is what what am i making this a long memory? >> well, in fact, there's that very much links to the next story. yeah, because daily mail next. louis. well, is this where we're going to have you protesting now, what? >> kemi badenoch. >> kemi badenoch. >> no, no. >> no, no. >> donald trump 7.507.5. >> donald trump 7.507.5. >> was i given you seeing how the sausage is made? >> yeah. donald trump could be offered a second state visit to the uk because of a change in the uk because of a change in the monarchy in the guardian. and it's like it's not a big dealif and it's like it's not a big deal if donald trump wants to come, you let the guy come. he's the president of the united states. >> they're not saying, but there's a difference between him wanting to come and be invited, which is exceptionally rare. if even which is exceptional

they're actually the immigrant ethnic communities that built the democratic party and feel abandoned by the democraticthe democratic party has to have a more effective outreach to white voters. why were they so prone to support donald trump? because they feel abandoned. because they feel that nobody is listening to them. and they're mad at democrats for nafta. they're mad at democrats for not paying attention when they lost their jobs. democrats made the choice of going for liberal moderate republicans when i'm not sure there are any right now. and certainly liz cheney isn't the the mediator to bring them on board instead of speaking to working class people about their needs and hopes. no talk about universal health care, no talk about raising the minimum wage, no talk about benefits that are required and needed by working class people to bring jobs back. joe biden had a good record, but kamala harris didn't emphasize the job creation part for working-class people. and so, yeah, there's outreach needed everyere, but among arab americans, bringing us in and talking to us, joe biden never met with arab