we went from el paso to houston, from houston to des moines, and in des moines at the airport, we were picked up by mustafa in an rv. first time we have had a chance to travel in an rv in the campaign and in part, we were in the rv because we've got the entire o'rourke family. this is my wife amy, next to her is ulysses, molly, and henry. [applause] 12, 11, and eight years old. the parents here in the room know what this is like. as we were driving, there is this beautiful lightning storm and the stuff we are not so familiar with in the chihuahuan desert that you all call rain. [laughter] we make the kids put their electronics down and look outside the window at this beautiful countryside that we were driving through. they were it what to keep it together for about 1 15 minutes, before they were reaching and itching for the electronics, in other words providing some birth control for mustafa. you thought twice about having kids of his own. after the 45 minute drive over here. [laughter] and this isay, something that i know that if joan were in el paso, she would have joined us, we went

we went from el paso to houston, from houston to des moines, and in des moines at the airport, we were picked up by mustafa in an rv. [laughter] mr. o'rourke: first time we have had a chance to travel in an rv in the campaign, and in part, we were in the rv because we've got the entire o'rourke family. this is my wife amy. next to her is ulysses, molly, and henry. [applause] 12, 11, and eight years old. the parents here in the room know what this is like. as we were driving, there is this beautiful lightning storm and this stuff we are not so familiar with in the chihuahuan desert that you call rain is coming down. we make the kids put their electronics down and look outside of this beautiful thing, and they are able to keep it together for about two to three minutes before reaching and itching for the electronics, in other words providing some birth control for mustafa. we went across the paso del norte bridge connecting el paso to our sister city. these two communities form the largest binational community in the western hemisphere. 3 million of us joined, not separated, by the rio g

vaughn hillyard covering the harris campaign in des moines, iowa.e, i'll start with you if the this is biden's first campaign rally since those debates. what's the plan? >> well, craig, there's no doubt that a lot has changed for the biden campaign ahead of what is his third trip to iowa since announcing his candidacy in april. he was behind me here in cedar rapids on that first trip in april saying at the time that no one was going to work harder than him to win the such iowa voters. that second trip to iowa, you'll remember he was here at the same time as president president trump. gave biden and opportunity to frame that general election matchup, of course electability being one of the strongest arguments that he has so far. but as i said, there's no doubt when you talk to biden advisers they feel the game has changed. game on as one adviser said. you look at some of these polls that show him slipping after that shaky debate performance. senior biden campaign adviser tells me we're no more worried about these latest polls that show a little bit o

. >> bret: peter doocy live in des moines. thank you. one democratic candidate is making a surprising revelation to, former texas congressman beto o'rourke is disclosing a very personal connection to the issue of slavery and reparation reparations. correspondent kristin fisher has details tonight from capitol hill. >> to ensure that we know our history, our true story so that we stop visiting stop visiting injustices on future generations -- >> 12020 presidential candidate beto o'rourke announced in april that he supported legislation to study reparations, what he did not know is that members of his own family had a hand in those racial injustices. after an investigation by the guardian revealed that both he and his wife descended from people who own, he wrote last night "i benefit from a system that my ancestors built to favor themselves at the expense of others. it only increases the urgency i feel will help change the country so it works for those who have been locked out of our locked up in the system." but o'rourke is far from alone

when these women arrived at the induction center in fort des moines, iowa, the wac was under pressure to meet mounting personnel requests from demandingers. to pex pee diet process it quickly trained and terrified them to assignments, at least this was the case for white wacs. soon as soon as few commanders requested black recruits -- most of them languished for monthses at fort des moines. young murphy morrison and greene arrived at dissents time during spring and early summer of 1944 did not receive transfer orders until late october. months later and sent to fort eafns to work under demand of of the post hospitals. unbeknownst to them fought this transfer tooth and nail first he insisted he didn't need them. later he warned a superior that with black men on post, the presence of black women surely lead to in his words social problems. with fort des moines overflowing with black wac and different times where white wac be sent elsewhere. the war department was not having any of this. it olderred to put in the and it was clearly intending to marginalize troops that he did not want he

that are -- some leading gathering at midwest conference in des moines.nd i got word, and the white house -- or in eob where i worked, that abc was going to live with it and i was nervous. so i went up to the university club and went swimming. they called me out from the pool and they said, "pat, nbc and cbs are going live with it." and i said to myself, this is either going to be a great success in your career ender. and agnew delivered that speech on the networks and the reaction was sensational, nationwide, telegrams, letters, you know -- it realizes the whole country stood with us and its sentiment about the networks and about television. then that night, if you can believe it, i drove out to andrews air force base at about a.m. and got aboard air force two. agnew had invited me to ride with him down to cape canaveral and he comes on the plane late and comes over to me and says, "gangbusters", and it was just a phenomenal moment. and that moment i think, nixon's great silent majority speech, agnew's attack on the network to des moines and the follow-u

agnew went out to deliver the speech in des moines.e been gathering in midwest conference in des moines and i that abc was going to go live with it and i was nervous so i went out to the university club and they called nbc and cbs are going live with it. i said to myself this is either going to be a great success or a career ender. agnew delivered the speech on the networks and the reaction was sensational. and agnew delivered that speech on the networks, and the reaction was sensational. nationwide, telegrams, letters. the whole country stood with us and the sentiment about the networks and television. that night, if you can believe it, i drove out to andrews air force base at about 3:00 a.m. and got aboard air force 2. agnew had invited me to ride with him down to cape canaveral, and he comes on the plane late and he comes over to me and says, gangbusters. it was just a phenomenal moment, and that moment, i think nixon's great silent majority speech, agnew's attack on the networks at des moines and the follow up attack on the "washin

because i get the news from des moines, iowa, and i'm going to be delicate about how i say this because i don't want to prejudice an impending prosecution. but we have a triple murder that took place in des moines, iowa, that peaceful city, that triple murder. and the individual who was arrested for that triple homicide went into the custody for des moines police for maybe a few hours. shortly his name came off of the roster of being in their custody. and then when you check, he's an -- he was in i.c.e.'s custody and it's been announced now that the individual that is a suspect for a triple homicide in the peaceful city of des moines, iowa, is an illegal alien, a criminal alien. and he also had been interdicted for hit and run just a couple of months ago, turned loose on the streets of iowa. now potentially guilty of killing three individuals. a mother, an 11-year-old daughter, and a 5-year-old son. illegal alien. well, we're not supposed to say that because it hurts their feelings. and one of our members of this congress has introduced legislation, by the way, it's joaquin castro, whos

with kamala harris in the white, in west des moines picnic. before you toss to me, i saw senator amy klobuchar walk in between the candidate, they're the two main candidates here, going to address several hundred folks here in west des moines. and she has a town hall later in the day. and that conversation is what do you take from a candidate from the debate stage where kamala harris through the contrasts with joe biden. what does it look like on the campaign trail? well, you can say it's basically the second inning. we'll continue to see what the message is here. the first stop over the course of three days, then new orleans and south carolina on sunday and monday. >> vaughan, earlier when i talked to you and i asked you what kamala harris is going to do fill the space between those moments that she tends to have including the one on the debate stage that cost the increase in polling, you mentioned campaigning. does she have some sort of strategy, as far as you know of, to maintain this momentum? because part of it is so many more eyes are on

peter doocy is reporting live from des moines. peter?ssa, the biden campaign just announced they got out-raised by mayor pete in the second quarter. that's not exactly how they said it, but the biden campaign did just send word that they took in $21.5 million in the second quarter. that's more than $3 million less then the mayor from south bend who was virtually unknown at the beginning of this year. the bright spot for the biden campaign, they calculate he raised more per day than any of the other candidates in their first quarter for a less running because he was only running for 66 days of the second quarter. biden's lead and post-debate polls has been shrinking as both kamala harris and elizabeth warren are gaining ground. the former vp is coming to iowa tonight. beto o'rourke already here, ahead of them. he plans to march in tomorrow. with a complaint about a much bigger parade in washington, d.c. the one president trump is behind. >> we don't need to shout to be heard. we don't need to roll tanks down the streets for the rest of th

. >>> we turn next here to the life of death battle on a rushing river in des moines, iowa. police officers fighting to rescue two people whose raft had capsized, the surging waters plunging them back under. here's abc's alex perez with the body cam tonight. >> hold the light. hold the light. >> reporter: the harrowing rescue captured on police body cam video. >> don't let go. >> reporter: watch as brave officers in des moines, iowa, capsizing. using a rope, you can hear the officers struggling to hold on. >> get your head up! give me some room. don't pull me! give me some. >> reporter: the man and woman in the turbulent waters near a dam desperately yelling for help until police arrived. >> raft upside down and people stuck under the raft. >> hey, hey, hey, stop, stop, she's under. stop! >> reporter: you can see the powerful current at the officer's feet. after a few nerve-wracking minutes -- >> get her, get her, get her. >> reporter: the officers finally pulling them out of the water. david, a good samaritan was trying to help before officers survived. thankfully, those tw

a little bit of that speech, the former vice 1969, int, november 13, des moines. [video clip] >> every american has a right to disagree with the president of the united states and to express publicly that disagreement. the president of the united states has a right to communicate directly with the elected him. [applause] and the people of this country have the right to make mind, and form their own opinions about a presidential address without having the president's words and characterized through critics beforeof they can even be digested. >> i remember that that happened right around dinner hour or 6:00 or 7:00 at night. >> i think it was around 7:00 or at night.lieve, maybe 7:00 at night. that's correct. and agnew, what he's talking is the fundamental that and it exists today, the president of the united states, in those days, a number of how andad custody what would be seen of the president of the united states nd how it would be presented because they controlled all three networks. i would say 12 people would make this decision, and so in effect betweenct com

later, another chance to see senator kamala harris as she takes her campaign to des moines, iowa. trumpformer administration -- -- national security advisor hr mcmaster on the threats to free and open societies. event inat an stanford, california. this is 90 minutes. >> good afternoon.

on wednesday, 2020 presidential candidate senator kamala harris will hold a town hall in des moines, iowa. p.m. it live at 6:45 eastern on c-span, online at c-span.org or listen live on the free c-span radio app. mechanic to judge, the

many of the candidates were campaigning, speaking in west des moines. kamala harris used her authority as a criminal prosecutor in describing donald trump. >> donald trump has predatory nature and predatory instincts. the thing about predators you should know is they prey on the vulnerable. they prey on those who they do not believe are strong. and the thing about predators you most importantly know, predators are cowards. predators are cowards. when we look at this campaign and we look at the task before us, it will be to successfully prosecute the case against four more years of donald trump and i am prepared to do that. >> in des moines today, senator bernie sanders talked about his opposition to the president's immigration policies with this preface. >> let me preface my remarks by telling you what you may or may not know. thaw are looking here at the son of an immigrant. somebody who came to the united states from poland at the age of 17 with very little education, with no money in his pocket, and who could not speak a word of english. just the kin

democratic presidential candidate senator kamala harris of california held a town hall meeting in des moinesiowa. this is just over an hour. [applause] >> kamala! kamala! kamala! sen. harris: you are amazing. thank you so very much. can we give it up to one of the great leaders of iowa and you wear so you do, many hats. you're always a voice for some of people. i am so honored to have your support. thank you for everything. thank you, thank you, thank you. thanks for taking us in. [laughter] sen. harris: at the last minute, because you are here and you shifted the plan and you came here. i want to thank you on a rainy afternoon for being here. i am very touched. so thank you. i am kamala harris, i am running for president of the united states. [cheers and applause] sen. harris: and so i wanted to share with you a couple of my thoughts and i am looking forward to taking questions. as you probably heard me say before, i fully intend to win this election. i really do. part of the measure of our success is going to be at the end of this process that we are relevant. and in order to ensure that,

that is about the size of des moines, iowa. the president and the administration is going forward to challenge the court ruling that the census question, citizenship question could not be on the census. the justice department officially notifying them they will continue the legal fight. the president said he could do an executive order and bypass and restart this whole thing. >> edward lawrence, thank you. here to talk more about it, carol roth, former investment banker. deion raoui, "axios" market editor. carol, the market closed down 40 point because the fed may not be in such a rush to cut rates. what was in everything that edward reported for us? >> the standout for me i feel bad for jerome powell. he has the worst job. we're in the bizarro time when good news is bad news and bad news is good news this is a fantastic jobs report. it picked up from may. concern there would be a trend. that was not the case. people coming off the sidelines into the labor force. we want the economy to be great. we don't want the fed to cut and

host: senator kamala harris in des moines, iowa, yesterday. our coverage of the road to the white house 2020 continues today. joe biden and jill biden will be in marshalltown, iowa, for the fourth of july coverage of that getting at 2:30 p.m. on c-span and you can listen to it on the free radio app. back to your phone calls on this gallup poll on american pride. out of greenville, north carolina, democrat. good morning. caller: good morning, john. thank you for taking my call. as long as mitch mcconnell is the majority leader in the senate and donald is our president, i will be embarrassed and ashamed to be an american. host: when were you last proud to be an american? caller: when obama was president. corruptionhave any in his administration, he demonstrated that he was a loving husband and father. i felt safe. i am 82 years old. host: is pride in america based solely on who occupies the white house for you? caller: yes, absolutely. i have never seen anything like this in my lifetime. i know politicians have their ups and downs and some are g

des moines for today feels like 109 when you factor in the humidity.rrow. this is new hampshire. this is where you go to escape the heat. 104 tomorrow in manchester. sunday the heat is still in place out there. let's take, for example, louisville, feeling like 104 on sunday. is daerousus is this heat?hat? at thenta death layed toeafar as all weather phenomenon. more than a tornado, more than flooding. heat deaths 21% of all weather fatalities. it's looking like it could get worse as you look ahead. look at this stat. since 1901 temperatures in the northeast up one to three degrees. forecast by 2050 to increase four degrees. an additional 650 deaths per year related to heat. we average in the northeast 600. would double to 2050 if the numbers hold true. >> thank you, lonnie. >>> we are following breaking news from greece. a powerful earthquake hit near athens. the u.s. geological survey said it was a 5.3 magnitude quake. it was followed by one strong after shock. there were no immediate reports of injuries. >>> the u.s. says it downed an iranian drone i

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the combination of heat and humidity makes for dangerous heat indexes it will feel like 107 in des moines, 102 this houston and nashville, 99 in philadelphia and this weekend air temperatures in the upper 90s to low 100s factor in the humidity and we are talking heat indexes 113 in washington, 112 in norfolk, and we are not going to see any relief until sometime on tuesday. >> all right al, thank you. >>> the man in charge of homeland security was in the hot seat on capitol hill today trying to explain the troubling images of overcrowded shelters on the border. our geoff bennett has that story. >> reporter: acting homeland security chief kevin mcaleenan taking heat over president trump's immigration policies, including the separation of migrant children from their families. >> the damage the trump administration has inflicted and is continuing to inflict will impact these children for the rest of their lives. >> i have acknowledged this initiative, while well intended, lost the public trust and president trump was right to end it. >> reporter: he defended his agency, pinning the blame on

senators, la harris and amy club char were both in des moines today for the independent state a. they reportedly spotted each other in the crowd and hugged. both were critical of president trump's salute to america plans. >>> south bend, indiana mayor, pete buttigieg without a fourth of july parade in storm lake iowa, greeting supporters there. and senator bernie sanders walked in a fourth of july parade in slater, iowa. his contingent, carrying banners and signs. meanwhile, senator cory booker talked to supporters while serving a pancake breakfast today in boulder city, nevada. he later joined a fourth of july celebration. ng breaking news this afternoon. 6.4 magnitude earthlike and southern california. this is covered from our sister station in los angeles. broadcasting live. we are monitoring and have the latest details coming up. >>> still ahead, and unplanned fireworks show. what led to this accidental display in the skies. >>> and ominu studies showing the benefits of having pets and how they could be especially good for your teenager. >>> kpix 5 weather is sponsored by man

. >> senator, harris will lead a town hall in des moines, iowa . watch live, online, or listen live on the radio app. on the fourth of july, joe biden and his wife will hold an event in marshalltown, iowa. watch live thursday at 2:30 p.m. eastern on c-span, online, or listen live on the free c-span radio app. mike davis, founder and president of the article three project on trump's judicial nominees. talksthat, families usa about efforts to improve medical bill transparency in the state of health care. later, megan

the summer heatwave sweeping the country, today in kansas city, it feels like 110 in omaha and des moines, 114 former new york giants player mitch petrus just 32 years old has died of apparent heatstroke in arkansas after working outside yesterday. in chicago, the lurie children's hospital is showing just how fast a hot car can kill. the air inside jumping from 80 degrees to 130 in less than an hour >> dehydration and the kidneys shutting down can happen pretty rapidly particularly at 120 degrees. >> reporter: just within what, like, five, ten, minutes 15 minutes >> we start to see the effects within 10 to 15 minutes. >> reporter: around the city salvation army cooling centers are ready. can centers like this ultimately save a life? >> i think so. i think so >> reporter: special instructions at this peewee practice in ironton, ohio. >> if you start to feel not good, stop. >> drink all kinds of water until the game's over. >> reporter: today new york city is under a heat emergency as these dangerous temperatures head east. and lester, here in chicago tonight, it feels like 103 degrees but

. >> let's talk to carl' from des moines, iowa good morning. >> good morning it is a great segue to mystion. it was about the effects that fascist and chief shutdown had on the united states of america, julie joshua tree national park. my understanding is some of the elk is cancer of the following behavior badly. and possibly put in national park century back. the only way to counter this past fighting cancer, vote for bernie.ro >> protecting our parks is a pabipartisan issue. so i think itue is important tht democrats, republicans, independents all work together. >> let's talk to lloyd from three lakes wisconsin. lloyd, good morning. >> good morning. i am calling about the person who called about the campgrounds being not kept up. there are a lote of campgrounds years ago run by the national park system employees, rangers. things change budgets got cut, those people privatized who takes care of those grounds. i agree with the person that those qualities of campgrounds changed and when you privatize it thinking you're saving money, your parks became more not likable to visit. >> i thin

we were with her when she held a town hall in des moines. the democratic presidential candidate talked about health care, teacher pay, border security, and the situation in detention centers at the u.s./mexico border. [ cheers and applause ] >> kamala! kamala! kamala! >> jean, you're amazing. thank you so very much. please, can we give it up for one of the great leaders of iowa and america. and you do, you wear so many hats. you wear so many hats and you just are always a voice for so many people. i'm so honored to have your support. and thank you for everything. thank you, thank you, thank you. and confluence brewery, thanks for taking us in. oh, that was at the last minute as you all know because you're here and you just -- you shifted the plan and you came here and i can't thank confluence brewery and all of you on a rainy afternoon for being here. i'm very, very touched and, so, thank you. i'm kamala harris. i'm running for president of the united states. and -- and so i wanted to share with you a couple of my thoughts and then i'm reall

enjoy it but we're watching the storms this morning in des moines tracking arkansas and indiana this afternoon by wednesday that cold front and the storms are in areas of the northeast and all the way back down through areas of the southeast. that front unfortunately it's hard to get a cold front through the southeast this time of year. it hangs up down there with the storms on friday from the southeast. we have a very nice end to the week in areas from the great lakes l althp through new england. did you catch boston today boston is one of the warm est temperatures in the east coast with a high of 95. >>> that's a look at your toasty monday forecast. >> sounds good all right, thank you, bill next time you head out to the pool to cool off, make sure you get out of the car first fire crews were called to a home in massachusetts sunday to pull this 2003 mercury out of the water. officials say the 91-year-old driver lost control while backing up and drove right into the pool next door luckily that driver was not injured. neighbors were able to pull her safely from the car. >> good thing

des moines to be -- it was a great effort on the part of civil rights activists as well as with the support of the first lady, eleanor roosevelt to ensure that african-americans were able to be a part of the military. and martha putney was one of them. the story she told about what she endured and those women endured. they were segregated. they ate in a separate dining room, at least initially. when they used the pool on the post it was cleaned. it they could only use it once a week. german pow's were permitted to go to the club, african-american officers were not. she was one of those. they formed a band. african-american formed a band and the army decided they didn't want the band, so i think martha probably reached out, those folks who helped her as well as eleanor roosevelt. because she said eventually eleanor roosevelt intervened and they were able to have their band. she used the gi bill to get her ph.d.. she taught at howard, she was a senior fellow at howard. as well as various schools here on the east coast. she's the author of four books. just an extraordinary woman, and i can see

woods paid $4.9 million just like the man shot 20 des moine 20 times by t. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon. debra gobell. i want to thank you for creating this office. we think it is very important and very needed in our city. we did a survey of our membership. one in five local 21 members have felt discrimination in the workplace that is not acceptable in the country especially in san francisco. we need this office to work with our members and all union members to change the climate. i want to acknowledge the local 10 to 1 and 21 members on the steps of city hall protesting to bring this office about. with the best of intentions that wouldn't have happened without the public protest of the members who have sufficiented. i give a shout out to them. we are giving the shouts out. to those in the grassroots making this happen we need to acknowledge that, too. >> chair mar: next speaker, please. >> i am gus, president of i fp local 21 speaking on behalf 65,000 members in the city and county of san francisco to urge you to move this forward. it is somethi

on wednesday, 2020 presidential candidate senator kamala harris will hold a town hall in des moines, iowa. p.m. it live at 6:45 eastern on c-span, online at c-span.org or listen live on the free c-span radio app. mechanic to judge, the presidential candidate and mayor of south bend, indiana address in rainbow push coalition chicago and talked about it fully's shooting in his presidential campaign area -- campaign. you andigieg: thank good morning. thank you, reverend jackson, for your leadership am a thank you for the work of the rainbow push coalition, and thank you for this morning, an opportunity certainly for me to become better educated not only about the challenges but about the extraordinary capacities of minority contractors in this area that reflect on the challenges and capacities for minority enterprise across the country. it is educational, it will inform my work going forward and i am grateful for it. i am delighted to be in the city , a trail laser and inspiration and congratulate her on joining the community of u.s. mayors. congratulate her on joining the community of

des moines, chicago, 107. the core of the hot air slides east and by saturday, it settles n richmond virginia, 112, it feels like, the heat index in new york city and philadelphia will approach 110. the lows could be the warmest we have seen in years, if not records. >> ginger, thank you. let's keep an eye on our neighbors throughout this. amid the blistering heat, the major scare at a chemical plant. a fire ignites in the northeast and leading to a chlorine spill. they are told to turn off their air conditionering. linsey davis from east rutherford, new jersey, tonight. >> fire command to all responding units, proceed with caution, we have a chlorine spill. >> reporter: tonight two injured after a chemical spill at this plant, workers still inside as two fires broke out causing a suspected chlorine leak. >> next thing you know there was a puff of smoke and everybody just scrambled out. we saw it. we cut off our machines, and we started scrambling out the exits. >> reporter: hazmat crews rushing to the facilit

in pittsburgh, las vegas and des moines.thank you, governor reynolds and governor wolf personally being gracious hosts and participants. through this exercise with her from more than 200 experts and represent is from nearly 40 states during the series of workshops. in whitefish, montana, this past may i posted a solution some we brought policy leaders from 32 of our states together to continue this conversation and contribute to the governors guide that be released today. i'd like to share a brief they do now that will take you through some of the results of initiative in these meetings with governors, state officials, ceos and other subject matter experts. >> i chose a good jobs for all americans initiative both for what we as governors see, what we hear from employers as well as what we hear from our own constituents. every single government around the country is trying to make sure that the folks in the state are prepared that only for the jobs of today but also opportunities of jobs for tomorrow. during this initiative w

>>for 67 years at the same des moines business. he was that kind of a blue collar lunch bill kind of guy. >>when to work every day worked really hard was frugal i'm like a lot of violence and 10 ears before curious dilemma. >>and walk into his lawyer's office so i never got the opportunity to go to college and so i'd like to help the kids go to college. then came the john dropper finally i kind of was curious as to how much are we talking about building said. well just to show million and i nearly fell out of my chair. when dale died in 2005. the guy who owned 2 pair of jeans he had church jeans and work teams left behind a rusty chevy truck and instructions. this in small-town iowa kids college he wanted to help the kids that were like him. that probably wouldn't have an opportunity to to go to college. but for his gift kids like europe. >>for a man that would never meet you to give me. basically a 4, 8, college. that doesn't happen, but for 14 years life, c it. a deal schroders obituary it says he died having no dissent saturday

. >> joining us now, political reporter and chief politic reporter for the des moines register. >> i'm wondering what you'iowia are making of the talk about bussing. >> so i think they are seeing senator harris as a really strong competitor right now. this kind of after math playing right now is still playing out. i think voters will see what they think about whether she's waffling or walking this back we are still waiting to see how this plays out. kamala harris has this break out moment. she charged and confront the the former vice president and it turns out she has the same position. thinks it should be up to the local jurisdiction which is what happened in berkley and how she was bussed. she brought up her personal story. >> that's what the biden campaign is taking issue with her answer yesterday. saying she distorted the vice president's view and now she has painted herself in a box when trying to respond. she was able to take him on and kind of put him on shaky footing in that debate exchange. are voters really going to care. that is something that currently remains to be scene.

the news reporter from the des moines register and he asked if i would like to share my story and i thought it would be a good idea because i know that there's a lot of people going through the same thing >> what did you notice that was wrong with the. what symptoms did you see? >> just not been myself. losing my appetite. not being sad or happy just nothing. it is really just difficult because it is something that you cannot physically fight. it makes it a lot harder that way. >> it is a lonely feeling. who did you turn to for help? >> a friend of my mom and also my coach. >> we talked about your concussions earlier. dear doctors think there is any link between the concussions and the depression? do you have any idea about that? once i went to the neurology clinic in minnesota he said it was most likely from a concussion. just the severity of the concussions probably did something. >> football as we have talked about is a violent sport. the players play through pain. how hard is it for you to raise your hand and say i need help, >> i denied it for a long time. probably eight months. >> my

. >> it's already on the des moines register. >> and he's written a book about the demographic changess art cohen and he is quite the character. >> our anglo readers are dying steadily. our new readers are all named jorge. they're not named john and mary. >> so storm lake is home to nearly 15,000 people. just drive down the main street and you get a sense of how things have changed. there's a mexican store right there and a mexican bakery. this is a place called delicious bakery with all of the different flavors and creations that many of these immigrants who moved here to iowa used to have back home in mexico or central america. he said anywhere between 500 and 800 times a week somebody walks into this store, they pick up this phone and it's essentially a money transfer to relatives in mexico or central america. over the last few days, more than $15,000 was transferred using these phones in this bakery. you said in your book that while much of rural iowa is empty and out of people and aspirations, our little town is revitalized by immigrants. >> solely because of immigrants. most litt

they started with the tariffs on farmers, putting advertising inserts into "the des moines register."y are doing everything they can to influence the outcome of next year's election because they know people like sleepy joe biden has been bought and paid for by the chinese would probably roll over, remove the tariffs and go back to business before. >> do you have any proof of that? you said bought and paid for. that's a big statement without any proof. >> hunter biden went over to china with his father when he was the vice president on air force two, magic all when he returns he gets a billion and a half dollars from the bank of china to invest in a hedge fund when hunter biden had no experience in investments. and the technology is being used in china's concentration camps. biden said we have nothing to worry about. maybe the check wasn't written to biden, but this is how influence works. clinton was tough during the campaign but they used his wall street advisers to turn him around so he said let's build a bridge to the 21st century that will go through china. we'll open up trade wit