dick sets the roots deep and presses the soil formally around them.the ground is dry, he pours a little water into each hole before covering. a piece of paper, two inches square, with a slit through the hole in the center will keep mag gots away. the holders have best results with onion sets grown the previous year though they could use seedlings or seed. the corner or handle of the hoe is used to make burrows, small seeds, about a half inch deep. jane shakes the seed out evenly, but not too thickly. carrot seeds are also planted about a half inch deep. beet seeds larger are planted one inch deep, one inch apart. spinach seeds are planted like carrots. the holders have selected vegetables are grown easily, good yielders, rich in vitamins, and can be canned or stored for winter use. palm trees are in bloom. time to plant sweet corn. this is resistant to disease. high germinating seeds are enough. almost summer now. and the garden is coming along. a garden that will give plenty of nutrition vitamin-packed vegetables for the family table. that is if they

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he really became known as dick mills, son-in-law, first. >> and i know he hated that. >> he didn't know how to both be his own man and not let dick knell overshadowing the only way for rod to survive outside of his father-in-law's machine was to create his own cash flow. so his first step was to hire two of chicago's most bare-knuckle political fundraisers chris kelly and tony rescue chris, kelly and tony roscoe, could generate big box. they were fundraisers, they were donors you know, let's just call them what they were, they were influence peddlers they wound up being able to shake the bushes here and help rod raise money they promised access in favors if blue goya, its one, and they got results were dick mills, good old boys would fetch $2,000 at a time. >> kelly and rascoe would shake loose 50 grand all that money plus rods appeal to voters who had felt ignored by the entrenched chicago political dynasties well, it proved to be an unstoppable combination he ran on some things that were uniquely important to black people. >> health care for kids is a good idea when he said free rides

but let's take bernie sanders to dick cheney.bernie sanders for sure. true on every almost every matter. certainly on abortion. basically every matter of domestic political economy and domestic policy i would say much closer to bernie sanders than dick cheney. i think at this moment in time, as we heard in the first answer, the foreign policy consensus that came off the stage tonight, i don't that's exactly cheneyesque. there was not a whole lot of daylight between j.d. vance and tim walz on that first question about -- >> stephen: no one answered the question about whether they would support israel doing a preemptive strike. that's correct. >> chris: it's hard to say. what does support mean? it's not my country. basically and everything it's considerably closer to bernie sanders. i think wearing treacherous times in terms the international scene and in terms of how the u.s. balance has a bunch of very, very difficult and fraught imperatives of the middle east right now. i do worry a little bit consensus in washington tends to ti

cheney, former vice president dick cheney. they do give, let's say, cover or maybe inspiration to some of those disaffected republican voters. one of the things liz cheney has said repeatedly is, and this goes to the poll of polls and how close it is that no one can afford to vote for a third party candidate. it write someone in or stay home. and so i think what liz cheney hopes in wisconsin in pennsylvania, where she's going with alyssa is this is vote by vote getting out the vote in this very tight race, alice it is vote by vote van. and that voting is already underway. 27 states already voting in this incredibly tight race. but in terms of surrogates on the campaign trail and the other side of the spectrum from liz cheney, we have not seen the two most popular figures in the democratic party, braca, michelle obama. why do you think that is well i don't know that. >> i imagined that they will make their presence felt the thing about both of the obamas is there, there, they're like nuclear weapons. i mean, when they hit, they

he's talking about arnold palmer's dick. so fucking what? >> this is what his people like about him. they just get a kick out of him. but everywhere else it was msnbc. this is terrible. cnn. it's awful. lindsey graham said one idea in the closing weeks that kamala harris must prove beyond a shadow of a doubt that she worked at mcdonald's in 1983. he says it's very suspicious if she worked there. how come no one saw her and nobody remembers her wasn't vice president troll. i mean, come on, that's just who he is. he went and worked at mcdonald's this past weekend. did you see this? there's the picture. and the this one is want lies with that? >> yeah don't get crazy about all this side street stuff. >> go down the made avenue. the people who like them, they just get a kick out of him. they think he's more fun. i mean, i don't get it, but it also explains why so many of our movies are about that so many people in his past administration who know him the best say he's a fascist. he talks like a fascist. he acts like a fascist he wants to do fasc

defense, don rumsfeld and lewis scooter, libby affectionally referred to around the white house as dick cheney's dick cheney libby was chief of staff to the vice president. >> so he was senior person helping keep the trains on time. >> and finally, someone who always had president bush's ear, senior adviser the president karl rove. >> karl rove was one of pushes top political people and media gurus. >> he was always but when you give him a chance look at him, don't it was a weird time, but ultimately this was a scandal that could not have happened without the news media and of course, after months of us troops in iraq still no serious stockpile of weapons of mass destruction had been found it makes no sense, except if you look at it from that place in time where the administration is in a little bit of a panic. no. wmd has been found. we've been told there's an imminent nuclear threat. the americans are kind of getting restless and they decided they would want to make an example of joe wilson and valerie plame to shut that down. >> but is that actually what happened wracking the whole c

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. >> look, bernie sanders, dick cheney, taylor swift. >> no, no, no, no, no, no. no, no. >> having the chaneneys on boar. >> no, you can't dick cheney or taylor swift, nah. what country did taylor swift get us to invade, no. >> i think liz cheney and dick cheney give reason to those folks who want to find a reason to do the right thing. we're not going to take foreign policy discussions and implement those. we're going -- >> promise? >> yes, promise. >> reporter: tonight vice president harris will be interviewed by nbc's hallie jackson, and that will air on nightly news. and former president trump is set to hold a rally in greensboro, north carolina. back to you, frances. >> alice, thank you. >>> donald trump is facing a new legal battle. the men known as the central park five are suing the former president for defamation after comments he made during the last debate. the men wiere teens when they were arrested for wrongfully assaulting a woman in 1989. they spent years behind bars before being exonerated by dna evidence. during the debate, mr. trump said they ple

>> i think liz cheney and dick cheney give a reason for folks who want to do the right thing. we're not going to take foreign policy discussions and implement those. >> promise? >> yeah, promise. >> reporter: tonight vice president harris will be interviewed by nbc's hallie jackson. that will air on nightly news, and president trump will be holding, former president trump, will be holding a rally in greensboro, north carolina. >> alice barr for us, thank you. >>> donald trump is facing a new legal battle. the men known as the central park five are suing the former president for defamation after comments he made at the last debate. the men were teens when they were arrested and wrongfully accused of assaulting a woman. they spent years behind bars before being exonerated by dna evidence. they pleaded not guilty and the victim survived. the men are asking for a trial to determine damages. the trump campaign called this a frivolous lawsuit. >>> the u.s. is launching a new push for a diplomatic solution to the crisis in the middle east after israel killed hamas leader yahya sinwar

dick nixon is right up her alley she likes to be contrary.he takes the nixon's under her ring and -- under her wing and they go to a lot of her dinner parties and she was always very supportive of them, comes to daughter trish's rose garden wedding years later and she advises them about the vice presidency, that he should be prepared if he is offered this by eisenhower and she says it is a lame-duck situation but you need to be prepared so she is kind of an informal advisor. peter: during the 1950 senate campaign, how do they get around california? heath: it is a huge state and they go around in a station wagon. i do not know how they did it and i am sure the heat, dust, nerves would get afraid. -- frayed. and she always looked perfect. they do all of these campaign stops and it is a cross-country drive that is exhausting. one of the oral histories i found, oral histories of people who knew the nixon's, one woman who knew that nixon's said she told julie later i would look at your mother and she would be so tired but then before the campaign

it is good for america, because we are under no illusion that dick cheney is with us on this. do not think any of us are forgiving us for the things he did on that, but at some point we recognize all of that is secondary to the defense of the democracy, the truth of who we are, and folks are doing that across the country, and i think the most telling once you are seeing a time after time, those who were closest to donald trump, those military leaders are continuing to come out. when mark milley, the highest soldier in our military, the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, not political at all, just give a career 30 years to this country. when that guy who was there standing alongside donald trump says he is fascist of the core and is the most dangerous threat america has ever faced, that is his assessment. he is not political. and that goes to all of the people who were next to him from mcchrystal to mattis. this is serious work, but the american people will come back on mondays. they will come home when we knock on their doors. they will come home when we called them. we gi

dick nixon is right up her alley she likes to be contrary. she takes the nixon's under her ring and -- under her wing and they go to a lot of her dinner parties and she was always very supportive of them, comes to daughter trish's rose garden wedding years later and she advises them about the vice presidency, that he should be prepared if he is offered this by eisenhower and she says it is a lame-duck situation but you need to be prepared so she is kind of an informal advisor. peter: during the 1950 senate campaign, how do they get around california? heath: it is a huge state and they go around in a station wagon. i do not know how they did it and i am sure the heat, dust, nerves would get afraid. -- frayed. and she always looked perfect. they do all of these campaign stops and it is a cross-country drive that is exhausting. one of the oral histories i found, oral histories of people who knew the nixon's, one woman who knew that nixon's said she told julie later i would look at your mother and she would be so tired but then before the campaig

that's how we ended up in the situation we have dick cheney and bernie sanders campaigning together. you didn't know that. that's -- it's good for america because we are under no illusion that dick cheney believes us on this. he is upped no illusion some of us have forgiven him for some of the stuff he has done but at some point in time, we recognize that all of that is secondary to the defense of the democracy, to the truth of who we are and folks are doing that across the country. i think the most telling ones you are seeing it time after time, those who are closest to donald trump especially those who know how dangerous he is, those military leaders, are continuing to come out. when mark milley, the highest soldier in our military, chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, not political at all, just gave a career 30-plus years to this country, when that guy who is there standing alongside donald trump says he is fascist to the core and he is the most dangerous threat that america has ever faced, that's his assessment. he is not political. he is giving you an assessment. that goes to

the daughter of former vice president dick cheney, a former republican leader on capitol hill. both liz cheney and her father have endorsed kamala harris. >>> the death toll from hurricane helene rising. more than 200 dead now, including a couple married more than 50 years. grandparents found together in their home. tonight, the national guard on the ground. mules now being used to get through areas with supplies, because vehicles still cannot get through in some regions. >>> breaking news tonight, word of a temporary agreement in the dockworkers strike affecting ships waiting all along the east coast and the gulf. could this be good news for workers and millions of americans who are bracing for higher prices? we'll go live on the agreement. >>> the breaking headline tonight. the notorious murder trial of lyle and erik menendez. the brothers sentenced to life in prison without parole for killing their parents. what the los angeles d.a. is now suggesting. >>> tonight, tourists horrified in cancun. gunmen storming the beach, killing someone. the escape then on a jet ski. >>> toni

it wasn't that dick cheney got applause. mike pence got applause.e snarky people out there, particularly on the left, oh, the democrats are now all in with the neocons or whatever. that's not what was happening in wisconsin yesterday. it was democrats who appreciate the country, as kamala harris said there, who have love of country, who were cheering for people that were willing to put country over their political ideals. it was not democrats saying, no, we're on board with the dick, liz cheney, and mike pence program on abortion and foreign policy. it was them saying, thank you. we appreciate you. we can also, you know, put partisan differences aside for a little bit to welcome you into this process and hope that we can save the country together. i think that's what yesterday was about. i think that the group that this is the most meaningful for is not swing voters in the traditional sense that they're, like, deciding between trump and harris. it is traditional republicans who do not like trump, who are not planning to vote for trump, but who might

maybe they should read the the truth about dick ato haveses, then they'd realize what a true dictator was. that's all i want to say. bye-bye. >> host: i--- >> guest: i do absolutely agree that it's racist,s a concern. [inaudible] >> caller: good morning? >> host: good morning. >> caller: is i just heard feedback, so i was wondering. okay, so in 2021 vice president harris went to south america, and the actual situation got worse. so, obviously, the leaders down there dismissed her, you know, out of hand. and so with the world situation as it is today, we need former presidenten trump. he at least projects a feeling of strength and a little bit of craziness which is, you know, makes other countries nervous. and they're not going to be the -- pulling any strange little things because they don't know what he are do. and that kind of is good. and he because have a narcissistic personality, but that means a he wants to win. he needs to win. so i will beds voting for president trump, w and i think e need his strength right now. thank you. >> host: henry in alabama on the line for democrats.

host: this is dick in sharpsburg, georgia. dick, go ahead. caller: yes.ir, i have called 42 state representatives. i have called every federal representative and senator and kemp and my question

but, you know, if dick cheney -- never mind liz cheney -- dick cheney -- no one's going to call dickdick cheney can do it, anyone can do it. there's a consistency bias that we have to get along as republicans. we have to put the party together and we can't be endorsed democrats because you don't get back in the door later on. this is lunacy. the republican party -- i mean, this is the moment. this is -- to steal a republican phrase, this is a time for choosing. this is the time to make that decision the way liz and dick cheney did, the way other republicans have. and it would really be something to, you know, see a former president bush, other prominent republicans. when you have someone like john bolton saying, i'm going to write in ronald reagan, there's still a lack of appreciation of the existential threat facing right now. >> i know dick cheney, and i worked with dick cheney. and in doing that, john bolton is no dick cheney. congressman eric swalwell, tom nickels, ian bassin, thank you all very much for being here. really grateful to all of you. another break for us. we'll be ri

>> jon: you can't dick cheney or taylor swift. no!z: perfect ten. >> jon: what country did taylor swift get us to invade? no! >> governor walz: don't you think, though -- and i do this, i believe this. there is still a core group of folks out there. your point being, the don't tread on me, the reagan piece of this, the libertarian piece of this, the constitutional piece, there are a lot of people out there. i think liz cheney and dick cheney give permission to those folks who want to find a reason to do the right thing. it doesn't mean they agree with us. we are not going to take a foreign policy decisions and discussions and implement those. we are going to take -- >> governor walz: promise? >> governor walz: yes, promise. [applause] [laughs] it's a stressful time. >> jon: it's a stressful time! now for you, is your day now, you wake up, are they hitting you with -- we get inundated with the polling data and they are really digging down into each thing and it is, quite frankly, the 24 hours, ratchet up, i think some of the anxiety ar

host: this is dick in sharpsburg, georgia. dick, go ahead. caller: yes. sir, i have called 42 state representatives. i have called every federal representative and senator and kemp and my question to those people is what -- if you commit treason through voter fraud in the state of georgia, what is the penalty for committing treason through voter fraud in the state of georgia? not one, not one of them people can give me an answer. not one. >> i am the publisher -- if you haven't heard it. please check it out. maybe some people have heard about it. excellent. so i am also a lifelong republican. i currently run a group called republican voters against trump. you may see our ad. we are running lot of them in pennsylvania. naw. -- thank you. thank you. i grew up in pennsylvania, in perry county. we are far away from there. i grew up in the central part of the state. my first job -- thank you for cheering for perry county. my first job was on the pride of the susquehanna. you know what that is? it's the little tourism paddle boat that goes up the river. i did i

bernie sanders, dick cheney, taylor swift -- >> no, no, no, no, no.the cheneys on board -- >> yeah. you can't dick cheney or taylor swift, no. >> we're big ten. >> what country did taylor swift get us to invade? no. >> don't you think, though, that -- i do this, i believe this, there is still a core group of folks out there. your point being, the don't tread on me, the reagan piece of this, the libertarian piece, but the constitutional piece, there are a lot of people out there. i think liz cheney and dick cheney give permission to those folks who want to find a reason to do the right thing. it doesn't mean they agree with us. >> i love the word permission. do you think there are -- there are republicans or true independents who are troubled by donald trump, for one reason or another, maybe aren't madly in love with kamala harris, are they looking for somebody like a liz cheney to, for lack of a better word, give them permission, it's okay to vote for kamala harris? >> my position on this is if you need liz cheney to give you the permission, you been

a personification if fascism happened in america it might look like dick cheney. it's even too far for dick cheney, and that's the message that needs to be put out there. frankly, john kelly, if you're watching, i know he does, others like him, general mattis, now is the time and not two or three weeks from now because people are voting right now. now is a time to drum down this message and echo something that margie said, i have heard in focus groups that were in the field as recently as this weekend, the notion that trump is unhinged. he is acting crazy. that is happening with the very set of voters that are the most important voters right now. the undecided voters to the extent or soft supporters and that's why you hear kamala harris in her speeches, and her rallies and her appearances including today talk about how unhinged he is. she is getting the feedback that the voters are starting to see. that was before last night my in twilight episode of bizarro american bandstand were trump literally went crazy before the eyes of the world, again. >> i just want to r

you can't dick cheney or taylor swift. no. dick, we're a big we're a big tent. what country did taylor swift get us to invade? it doesn't mean they agree with us. we're not going to take their foreign policy decisions and discussions and implement those. we're going to take their their promise. yes, promise. she sat down with telemundo and she looked two faced. watch. right now we're talking about border security. and there's nobody no democrat talking about pathway to citizenship and immigration relief and the benefits that migrants bring to this country. oh, but there is no question that migrants bring america is a country that it was built in part by immigrants. people are concerned about their tps. that cat there and we're talking about mass deportations. i'm not talking about. what do you mass deportations? what's what's your stand there? we need smart, humane immigration policy in america that includes a pathway to citizenship. so she went from tough girl touring the border with agents to mass amnesty. telemundo had to interrupt her almost as much as bret

the investigation was reopened and is being handled by switzerland's pace. representative dick monte boston after temple being contained after service forces withdrew from possible after albanians and their natal matters took full control over cost. so there was the, there was serious organ trafficking and the commodity actually reported on the wins rules. the government asked with this, the one is from of the any of themselves. and he's reports on human treatment of people. and it is a traffic inc and human organs in kosovo. dick montes says the doctors without borders, organization, and it's head down, of course, now engaged in activities counter to what they had to class the prove, not any cushion is involvement in human organ trafficking, but cost of those prime minister, how she and cheese as well. and presented in dire case in europe at bottom it's and you know, what do you work in front of them? didn't we just, nothing was there to be all the supported on chuck in the of i was not convinced is a busy box. all i was on part of it to give the body forces to bail, call me survey

. >> reporter: cheney, daughter of former republican vice president dick cheney, was a three-term congresswoman, and the third-ranking republican in the house, before going on to chair the january 6th committee, endorsing harris, she declared donald trump a danger to democracy. >> i know that the most conservative of conservative values is fidelity to our constitution. i tell you, i have never voted for a democrat, but this year, i am proudly casting my vote for vice president kamala harris. >> reporter: cheney has been on a mission to convince her fellow republicans to put country over party, and back harris. stressing they share common values, like preserving international alliances like nato. and argues, when it comes to the economy, trump's plan for across the board tariffs does not represent conservative fiscal values. her father, the former vice president, a staunch republican, has also endorsed harris, saying, "there has never been an individual that is a greater threat to our republic than donald trump. he tried to steal the last election using lies and violence to keep himself in power

. >> la legisladora, al igual que su padre, el exvicepresidente dick dick cheney, han resaltado la importanciade trump a la casa blanca. >> llegaron a un acuerdo y levantaron la huelga que habia generado preocupacion por el posible impacto en la cadena de suministros. >> vamos con karla amezola, ella esta en el puerto de nueva york con los detalles. >> carla, buenas buenas buenas tardes, julio. >> ¿que tal uno de los puertos mas importantes y mas grandes, el de aqui y nueva jersey, donde hasta hace unos unos momentos les acaban de avisar a todos estos trabajadores que estaban aqui haciendo huelga que finalmente la huelga se termina porque han llegado a un acuerdo monetario tanto el sindicato como las operadoras portuarias, que era lo que habian estado esperando. >> a partir de manana ellos regresan aqui a trabajar durante cuatro dias este y otros 36 puertos desde maine hasta texas estaban en paro laboral, lo que tuvo muchos impactos aqui en el pais, costo cada dia mil mi millones de dolares y tambien la desesperacion de muchisima gente que se lanzo a las tiendas a comprar sobre todo toallas de

way back in 1966, when a very young dick cheney and lynn cheney were graduate students at the university of wisconsin -- [cheers] i was born here. [applause] go badgers. exactly. so coming back to wisconsin always feels to me more than a little bit like coming home. i want you to know the last time i was here campaigning was 20 years ago, in 2004. although politics divided us certainly in that year, we were united in our admiration for the packers legendary star. [applause] and one of the most special and memorable days i had on any campaign was the day we got to spend with him, which included a personal tour of lambeau field. so very special to be back again. now, you all know of course that here in ripon, the republican party was founded. it was founded in a meeting in 1854 in the little white schoolhouse. and it was founded by people who were opposed to slavery. it was that republican party, the party of lincoln and eisenhower, the party of reagan and bush, it's that party that i belonged to my entire life. i volunteered on my first presidential campaign. i already told you how old i

, i just 33 days from the presidential election and i know you have said that you plan to vote for dick cheney to write write him in dick cheney put out a statement saying that he is going to vote for kamala harris, his daughter, liz cheney, is going to campaign with her. >> we learned this morning. he said, as citizens, we each have a duty to put country above partisanship to defend our constitution and that is why i will be casting my vote for vice president kamala harris. >> does that sway you at all that the man that you say you think should be president is urging people to vote for kamala harris reassess whether to vote for dick. >> i mean, i'm looking to vote for a conservative republican and i certainly think dick is a conservative republican if he were to win, not much chance for that, i suppose i don't think he'd put kamala harris in cabinet. i had originally thought in 2020, i'd write in ronald reagan to make the point even more effectively. and maybe that's what i'll do this time. i am not going to vote for either harris or trump. neither one are qualified to be president who

and some members, including, i mean, dick cheney is a pretty conservative guy. are supporting kamala harris because they you think donald trump poses such a threat to democracy? >> yeah, i don't agree with that. i think that'll trump's going to cause enormous harm in a second term but he's not an existential threat that overstates it. it's better, you don't want to understate it. you want to get an accurately i'd say this generally, there a lot of republicans that don't like donald trump won little bit and what they're going to do about it falls into three categories, some like dick and liz, although we haven't heard from lin, dick's wife, who is a strong minded woman. i'm curious what she's she might actually even be more conservative than deck could be. yeah some are going to vote for harris as a matter of conscience, i respect that some of us and i'm one of them are going to write in something i'm buddy, that's a matter of conscience to and a lot of people are going to grit their teeth and unwillingly vote for donald trump because they think harris is a great

and that made her dick's son.he continued to use that pseudonym for some of her most dangerous articles until she left berlin early in 1941. at the same time as publishing many, many other articles ability the nazis under her own name she did end up complicating the situation a little bit in 1940 when she hired an actual john paul dickson to work for her at the tribune as well. i must admit when i first saw that, it confused me a little, trying to figure out whether there was a real john dickson or not. peter: pamela toler, you write that in one of her memos to robert mccormick, she wrote about the quote-unquote euthanasia story. pamela: yes. it was a story that she deeply wanted to write. her sources had told her that the germans had basically murdered thousands of people in hospitals because they were mentally ill or physically ill and were considered a threat to -- to, let's just say, german breeding stock. mccormick wouldn't let her write the article. he said no one would believe it. and that was one of the fe

now they're the party of dick cheyney.ack then, they could claim that cheyney and other republicans were the party of the rich, now the republicans are the ones campaigning in the barber shops while the democrats are propped up. obama's still a talented spokesman, don't get me wrong. but i think we all agree now that he speaks for the establishment, not the people. and that's the angle. joining me now josh hawley a missouri senator. senator hawley, how desperate are they now in these closing weeks that they seem to have to have the kind of the line of the day. yesterday it was the enemy's list. day before it was he's unhinged. and now it's he's exhausted? that's their close? >> yeah, they're incredibly desperate and listen i would be too if kamala were my candidate. you can see with barack obama. the whole thing with bra rock and michelle is try to disappear the harris biden administration. try to make everybody forget that harris is vice-president of the united states and has been for years, and her record is appalling. t

and dick's showing the list to the tent of who they on the east, one of the most horrific campaigns of a trustees to have ever taken place in the history of the continent. liability getting hold of somebody. i know the question that you download the glass. you followed there to do some professional, most likely multiple villages with devastated a numerous members of resistance groups with the headed apartment for us to get the move of glancing. i'm going to be a young investigator in search of his own identity and box on a journey to africa. the traces general with eyes, blood drenched roots in an effort to establish how your legacy still echoes throughout the confidence. so my name is sam and i come from england and i've come ready to find out more about the, the mission, hopefully, and a script in, in the region, the welcome back across software. all things are considered on peter lavelle to remind you we're discussing the future of the resistance movement. the okay, let's go back to moving in montreal before it went to the regular characterizing the relationship, the united states a

apparently, he went off and he watched it, and he texted bill lawrence, "i am in, btw, good dick."] >> desi: good! >> i have the text printed and framed. [laughter] >> desi: i feel like you could almost retire after that. not that anyone wants you to but you got harrison ford to complement your dick. >> good job, kid. >> desi: you should have gotten that emmy. >> i know. pretty cool, right? >> desi: you also work with one of our "the daily show" alums, the brilliant jessica williams. >> the best. the best. >> desi: she really is. [cheers and applause] >> i am sure you know and relate, but doing improv is a vulnerable thing. and there is a sense that if you go past the line, it can be embarrassing. if you get it wrong, it can be embarrassing. and i have never had a costar be so there to catch the ball and throw it back with the mentality that if this ship is going down, we will go down together. i will ride the titanic down with you. i haven't felt this way since paul rudd. i feel like i have a teammate that i can depend on till the end. >> desi: that's so cool. we love her. we miss

you know dick cheney. i certainly do. is he a friend of yours?l the last time i spoke to him. i hope we still are, even though he's going to vote for kamala harris. well, you know what i'm going to do next? i'm going to quote to you his very powerful words. he says, "there has never been an individual who is a greater "threat to our republic than donald trump. "as citizens, we each have a duty to put country above "partisanship to defend the constitution. "that is why i will vote "for kamala harris." are you just being self—indulgent in your refusal to do that? no, of course not. look, i think trump will do enormous damage to the united states. i think he did enormous damage in his first term. i think he'll do more in the second term. some of it may be irreparable, but i do not consider him an existential threat to the united states. you don't? do you not listen to people like the former chairman of the joint chiefs, mark milley, who says that trump, this is according to bob woodward's new book, war, trump, quote, is a total fascist to the core.

it is even too far for dick cheney and that is the message that needs to be put out there. frankly, john kelly if you are watching this show, i know he does. others like him. now is the time. not two weeks from now, because people are voting in earnest. now is the time and to echo something that margie said that i think is worth bearing out, i have heard in focus groups in the field as recently as this weekend, the notion that trump is unhinged. he is acting crazy. i can't explain what is going on. that is happening with the very set of voters that are the most important voters right now. those kind of undecided voters or soft supporters and that is why you hear kamala harris in her speeches, in her rallies, including today with charlemagne the god, talk about how unhinged he is. she's getting the feedback the voters are starting to see and that was before last night's twilight episode of bizarro american bandstand where trump literally went crazy before the eyes of the world again. >> i want to read an exchange of the back-and-forth where harris is saying there is a choice