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donald trump was already happened.iffs to bring manufacturing jobs back to our country, and i think he'll do it again and did it while keeping prices extremely low. if you go back to the trump presidency, he had 12,000 factories built during donald trump's presidency, and inflation never ticked past 12% during his presidency. if we do what trump did, it will be way worse than it was last time, i don't think that makes a lot of sense. >> let's talk about trump's first term. he did impose a round of tariffs and it cost americans nearly $80 billion in new taxes. do you acknowledge that imposing more tariffs will ultimately cost consumers? >> well, what it really does is it penalizes importers from bringing products from outside the country into the country. china and other countries are using effectively slave labor to undercut american workers. what kamala harris is saying if you do this you will somehow cost skyrocketing inflation. donald trump already did it, he brought jobs back and it didn't cause inflation. >> but i

people have spoken to bigger crowds than donald trump. obama, clinton, literally anyone at lollapalooza, coachella. january 6 was nothing like mlk's i had a dream speech and trump did not get a bigger crowd on that historic day. there was famously not a peaceful transfer of power after the 2020 election, which donald trump fought to overturn. five police officers died because of january 6. donald trump said he was off the trail because of the democratic convention. that convention is not happening this week. donald trump will cut social security like he proposed every year he was in office. the government was not weaponized against donald trump . mail ballots are secure. we agree, elon musk is a different kind of guy. there are no polls that say donald trump is going to win in a landslide. the maga base is not 75% of the country. joining us now is an editor for the boston globe and author of the globe's weekly newsletter called outtakes. how do we stop, in media coverage terms anyway, going back to the mistakes of 2016? >> you know i think

donald trump's body man, his pr guys wanting a piece of this. ddenly, this is a-okay, trump thinks no problem, people are happy to buy the stock and play along? >> they seem to be, i think you touched on it, under discussed and under recorded reported, learning about the micro- economy of trump world where all of these people around him actually offer themselves as consultants to anybody that wants something from donald trump, often for thousands or tens of thousands of dollars a month, "consultants." then his children come in and want a stake. everybody has a handout for whatever entity or enterprise donald trump is engaged in. >> this seems egregious, seems like it should be illegal. however, talk to us about the impact of recent supreme court decisions in this instance because it seems like they are looking to make this easier for him. >> yeah, i think it is from my understanding, less of a clear- cut violation than the hotel was. that was a little bit clearer, it will be very hard to stop anybody that wanted to influence a president, if he is

donald trump? >> no. >> he is apparently, tonight, getting angry about all of this, calling the new york times and berating them for their story on this, claiming, he says, we have the flight records of the helicopter, and apparently so the helicopter landed in a field. you have no memory of anything like that ever happening? >> no. >> what could he possibly be thinking about? >> i have no idea. >> willie brown is not usually a guy to not have a lot of words to say, so it's quite something when he says, there is no helicopter, there was no me, there was no crash. turns out donald trump was actually confusing two different black politicians. nate holden, a former city councilmember and say senator from los angeles, told politico in an interview that he was the man who almost crashed in a helicopter with donald trump. willie is the short black guy living in san francisco, holden said. i am a tall black guy living in los angeles. i guess we all look alike. holden told politico, letting out a loud laug

that is our promise and that is deafly what donald trump is going to do. -- exactly what donald trump is going to do. while donald trump is the people's president and kamala harris is running on a fake joy, donald trump is going to offer something very different. he will offer a real hope for the future of this country. hope we can reignite our economy and bring back prosperity. hope we can raise our kids insecure neighborhoods with safe borders. hope we can renew the patriotism that binds us together as one nation under god. my friends, the american dream right now probably seems a little out of reach to a lot of us. and 69 days, we will save every single american dream. we will save this country for the citizens of this land if he lead with donald trump, a great american comeback. they can hear it in tim walz's minneapolis. they can hear it all across this country. michigan is going red. michigan is leading the great american comeback in michigan will elect donald j. trump the next president of the united states. god bless you all. thank you well and thank you for having me in this

vice president kamala harris making her case said the tariff trump donald trump is proposing will hurt the middle class. here's what she said specifically. >> he intends to enact what is a national sales tax, call it a trump tax that would raise prices on middle-class families by almost $4,000 a year. >> now the estimates vary, but how do you respond to that charge that trump's tariffs would hurt the middle class? >> if you step back a little bit, kristen, there's this whole thing that kamala harris did at the convention where she made claims about what would happen and not enough on what already happened. donald trump was already happened. he used tariffs to bring manufacturing jobs back to our country, and i think he'll do it again and did it while keeping prices, tremely low. we had trefl twoudz factuallies build during donald trump's presidency and inflation never ticked past 12% during his presidency. if we do what trump did it will be way worse than it was last time and i don't think that makes a lot of sense. >> let's talk about trump's first term. he did impose a round of tarif

donald trump already thinks he is king and this decision -- appointed by donald trump only reaffirmsur greatest fear about donald trump's abuse of and ongoing plans to abuse power. this decision not only has implications for the 2024 election but will have lasting implications on our democracy, especially if donald trump wins in november. that is why we asked a political home of jewish voters in support of policy and candidates who share our values are doing everything we can to ensure donald trump is defeated in november. we are grateful for viewers joining us today to hear from a formal expert on voting rights and living defender on democracy. mark is a founding partner of the group. he is represented -- he has served as general counsel for former secretaries of state john kerry and hillary clinton and vice president kamala harris. in 2020 he led efforts to fight cases in the lead up to the federal election and in the aftermath in legal efforts by winning a remarkable 64 out of 65 lawsuits. in 2021, he became the first recipient of the ruth bader ginsburg justice award. in honor of

this is your favorite president donald trump with some very exciting news. by popular demand i'm doing a new series of trump digital trading cards. you know what they are. we've had a lot of fun with them. it's called the america first collection. 50 all new stunning digital trading cards. it's really something. these cards show me dancing and holding bit coins. each trading card has an we thought tech piece of my suit that i work for the presidential debate of people are calling it the knock out suit. i don't know about that but that's what they are calling it. it's easy to buy. you need an email address or credit card or crypto. they call me the crypto president. i don't know if that's true but a lot of people are saying that. >> if nothing else, that is a clear indication of where donald trump's priorities are at a time monies rapidly losing ground with voters, he still found the time to try to graft a few more dollars from his supporters. a veteran democratic strategist and stuart stevens worked as a political strategist on republican campaigns and senior

and donald trump...ing quite how to handle the change of the top of the data for the democratic party and that's why he's holding this week of rallies there. so he's in north carolina today, he was in michigan yesterday, he was in pennsylvania the day before that and he will be in arizona and nevada a little later on, targeting those battleground states in which this election will be fought. pulling is showing a hair �*s breadth between the candidates at this point, the lead for kamala harris in some states at a dead heat and others and donald trump ahead in others, almost all of that difference within the margin of error. donald trump is starting to become a let's have a listen. cheering _ . moving along at its pretty cheering . movin alon at its -re low, . moving along at its pretty low, 'ust want . moving along at its pretty low, just want to _ . moving along at its pretty low, just want to thank _ . moving along at its pretty low, just want to thankjd, _ . moving along at its pretty low, just want to

but donald trump's racist idiocy helps donald trump in one way last week. it helps reduce attention to more important stories like the one we were just talking about. the possible $10 million bribe that egypt may have paid donald trump when he ran for presidency in 2016. i will be covering that story later this hour. just as rachel did in the previous hour. because that is a much more important story than anything donald trump has said, and should not be overshadowed by trump idiocy. 49% of american voters now correctly believe that donald trump does not have the mental capacity to serve as president of the united states. the cbs poll released yesterday, 49% they donald trump does not have the mental and cognitive health to serve as president. go even donald trump knows he does not have the mental and cognitive health to debate kamala harris. which is why, in a move that, for him, was both wise and cowardly, he backed out of his promise to participate in a presidential debate scheduled by abc for september 10th. vice president harris responded saying i will

that makes him donald trump's nephew, and he has some interesting titbits and stories to share about growing up in the trump family. very useful genealogy. i think that probably preps us a little bit for the interview. welcome to americast. americast. americast from bbc news. hello, it's marianna, aka miss information, back in the worldwide headquarters of americast in london. and it's anthony here in the american headquarters of americast at the bbc bureau in washington, dc. it feels very appropriate, anthony, that the rivalry has returned now that we're in our various worldwide headquarters, and the reason that the rivalry feels relevant is because this episode is going to be a lot about a chat you've had with donald trump's nephew, and there's a fair bit of rivalry, disagreement — don't quite know how you'd characterise it — that seems to exist between him and his uncle and within theirfamily to some degree. there certainly has been acrimony within the family and some tragedy within the family as well, which fred gets into. he has just written a new book. the title of the book is a

trump. >> donald trump. >> donald trump. >> donald trump. >> donald trump. >> donald trump. >> donald trump. >> donald trump. >> donald trump. >> donald trump. >> donald trump. >> donald trump. >> total of 24 according to fox tracking, eight speakers included senate majority leader chuck schumer, bernie sanders, others, 24 mentions compared to less than a dozen on economy, border and crime. michelle obama accused trump of doing everything to make people fear her and her husband. he questioned her country of birth. last night trump knocked barack obama on policy and paid him a comp limp. >> i like him, he's a nice gentleman, was weak on trade. look at what happened to our country, trade was a disaster. i respect him and his wife. >> tonight is vice presidential candidate tim walz headlining the event and hear from former house speaker nancy pelosi and bill clinton. back to you. >> ainsley: bring in vice presidential candidate and center j.d. vance. good morning to you. >> good morning, guys, how are you? >> ainsley: doing well. stayed up late last night. headliners are coming on too la

for donald trump, it's important for democrats in relation to donald trump.y continue to put him in the driver's seat. you cannot allow donald trump to become a passive figure, which is why the project 2025 focus and the way the campaign is attempting to thread the needle is key. an ad that the campaign is running, they are saying donald trump, not that project 2025 is dangerous, and therefore so is donald trump, donald trump is dangerous, and because he's dangerous, project 2025 is dangerous because it's real. that is the way in which to not let him off the hook. it's not all of these other people, and donald trump is a passive figure that does not have his faculties about him. he seems deranged, off his rocker, off his kilter, he's not the same person he was 15 years ago or 4 years ago, the sentences are incoherent. he is quite clear about what he would like to do. who the president is matters and who the people are that work for the president matters. the campaign is putting donald trump in the driver's seat so he can not passively say, i don't know about

compare what you just saw to what donald trump released today, not a campaign ad per se, but a video announcing what the republican nominee calls very exciting news. >> by popular demand, i am doing a new series of trump digital trading cards. you all know what they are. we've had a lot of fun with them. it's called the america first collection. 50 all new stunning digital trading cards. it's really something. these cards show me dancing and even me holding some bitcoins. each physical trading card has an authentic piece of my suit that i wore for the presidential debate, and people are calling it the knockout suit. i don't know about that, but that's what they're calling it. so we'll cut up the knockout suit, and you're going to get a piece of it. >> okay. so we, your friends here at the reid out watched the entire thing so you don't have to. it's giving home shopping network vibes in a bad way. it's all about him. the never ending grift. these two ads are a snapshot of the two campaigns. right. you have kamala harris sharing a personal and very relatable story as someone whose famil

we have had so much success after just four years of donald trump's leadership. we will have a lot more after four more years of donald j. trump. >> crowd chanting "four more years." >> i'm tyler gallagher with jet 24 years. erie has had a declining economy and population. how will the donald trump administration help the hard-working people of erie, bringing more people back here at creating more jobs? >> it is simple, actually but we have unfortunately a leadership that is completely broken. if you want to help the people of erie, pennsylvania you have to unleash american energy. that will make manufacturing cheaper. it will make trucking cheaper. it will help everybody. it is not just our business. i remember growing up in middletown, ohio in a poor family. i was raised by my grandmother. i remember the night when it was really cold in the dead of winter and money was a little tight and we decided, we don't have enough to turn on the heater tonight. we will have to sit in front of the space heater and throw a bunch of blankets on. i believe if you work hard and

bear in mind that two years ago, _ donald trump friend. hat two years ago, donald —— elon musk was saying that if donald trump stands for election in 202a, he would be too old, and those were the words of a tweets posted by elon musk about what you find yourself in these alternative reality world. kamala harris has been invited by elon musk to speak on next, i don't think she should given that musk said it was destiny that donald trump should be reelected, and another great thing for me, the harris cam did one of the sickest internet burns of all time, obviously quality donald trump camping weird, but they made a post last night that you cannot even live stream in 2010 to four, and that is a burn for donald trump.— a burn for donald trump. great -- treat to a burn for donald trump. great -- great to have _ a burn for donald trump. great -- great to have you _ a burn for donald trump. great -- great to have you both _ a burn for donald trump. great -- great to have you both of - a burn for donald trump. great -- great to have you both of us,

a grand jury in arizona that was considering indicting donald trump did not indict donald trump.st in pursuing a charge against him. i know that may be disappointing to some of you. that is how close donald trump came to being indicted a fifth time. in arizona. some of what was said in that grand jury has become public in the filings in the arizona case this week. which 18 people were charged in a fake elector scheme. some of the prominent nonarizona defendants in that case are mark meadows, former white house chief of staff who was also indicted in georgia. rudolph giuliani, also indicted in georgia. boris epstein. jenna ellis who has pleaded guilty in georgia and pleaded guilty this week in arizona. which could move donald trump closer to being indicted in arizona if she provides even stronger evidence against donald trump in that case. in response to motions by some arizona defendants saying the prosecution was politically motivated, the prosecution filed the motion to prove how restrained the indictment was. the motion says the state grand jury was told by the attorney genera

donald trump and j.d.ng women and it does not matter what side of the aisle you are on. everywoman has experienced the mansplaining, the insults, the undermining. the underestimation of us and they see that in this campaign. the misogyny of maga is going to galvanize women in ways they are underestimating. women see and hear this and they are tired of it. >> so, doug, do you expect to see that maga misogyny on full display on september 10 when donald trump tries to go toe to toe with kamala harris? >> i think it will be toward the middle or toward the end. i don't think he can help himself. it will start out but once he gets off script -- look, donald trump gets more like himself every day. more like himself every minute and he will certainly do that i believe in the debate. it is exactly why kamala harris wanted hot microphones. let him run. we will see and i think tara had a really good point about the fact that people are seeing a decline in donald trump now because he used it as such a weapon against j

men say that more about donald trump. that is number one.roader views on how people see the push for gender equality in the u.s., when people say it is going too far, they vote for donald trump. when people say it hasn't gone far enough and especially among women, they're overwhelmingly voting for harris. and then number three, look at that key issue of the economy. there is a couple of things here. one, is that harris trails trump on the economy, on inflation, on the border, all key important issues. but among women voters, she does a little better on the economy and better than joe biden was doing. so women are giving her a little bit more benefit of the doubt on that and i think that starts to show you if the democrats could close that gap with donald trump on those key issues, that is where they start. >> you mentioned the border. how much of a challenge is it going to be for kamala harris to overcome some of that doubt. >> this is important, because for all of the movement we've talked about in this race, the things that haven't changed

donald trump starts it.e assaulted that woman because she was in his type. that tells you how donald trump looks at women and has for a very long time. jd vance comes along and says, no, no, there is only one kind of family out there. here is what that family looks like. all of the families to jd vance, as you saw, are just nonexistent. they are not really families. they don't get the term family. i think once more, this is about the contrast. this is about what kind of a nation we are and want to be. donald trump and jd vance say here is what it will look like. it is going to be pretty much a man in charge, women stay in the roles we have set out for them and nothing more or we are going to be an america that says we embrace a lot of different kinds of families that are put together in a lot of different kinds of ways and that people ought to be able to love who they love and build the kind of life they want to build. to me, that is the real difference. i want to add one more little twist to it that makes t

the way that they're trying to walk this line is there articulating dates when donald trump and mike pence either met in in-person or had conversations about what pence was to do as president of the senate. so a default friend branch of government, than what trump and pence were doing as president and vice president. and so they're very likely going to be putting that before, not just judge chutkan in the near future, but also very likely appeals courts, even potentially the supreme court ultimately, on this question what mike pence and donald trump talked about every time trump was berating him, turning the conversation with him to january 6, telling him what he wanted him to do to block the certification of the electoral college votes when pence would preside over the senate session. all of that is very like play going to be something the prosecutors are going to fight to keep in this case. and donald trump's team is going to try and argue, we don't want pence here at all. >> kaitlan real quick? no, he's still a lot more to go through, but essentially, there was and i'm gonna shorth

really, and for donald trump's part, he also criticized rfk junior very heavily, but when it comes down to it, i think when i talked to the trump campaign, they say, we want to have any edge we can. and this election and bringing him on to our side could potentially help them on the margins in some of those really important battleground on states. >> alayna treene, thanks so much. appreciate it. sara politics is fickle friend, isn't it pickle indeed. all right, vice president kamala harris has promised she will do an interview this month. are just a few days left, but in the meantime, her campaign just dropped a new ad on the economy, pitching her plan to voters, cnn's priscilla alvarez joining us now priscilla, how is she laying out her economic agenda well, sara, of course the economy is a key issue for voters heading into november and the campaign is fine tuning its message on this issue and issue that up until this point, had been talked about in quite vague terms and the administration sort of saying that it was headed in the right direction, but something that the campaign in that

not just donald trump, but the trump movement. the next case you have to look at, as i mentioned, is the fischer case. this is a case, a very technical in some respects, but it dealt with whether the department of justice could use a tool that it used against a large number of january 6 defendants to charge them for the crime of obstructing an official proceeding, and the supreme court narrowed the plain text of that statute to say it did not apply. unless there are documents or records involved. so beating up a police officer, spraying bear spray at a police officer, knocking down barricades, breaking windows, not enough. only if it involves records. so what message does that send to donald trump? it says, and you've already heard him say this, he's been calling these insurrectionists hostages. so what does this do? this gives him rhetorical force to his supporters that he told them that this was the deep state. he told them this was weaponization of the department of justice. he told them that these january 6 defendants had done

donald trump did not answer questions today, don't let anyone tell you that life, that donald trump answered questions. he did not, he never does, anyone who tells you that the trump answered reporters questions is lying to you. and anyone who tells you that is not smart enough to know what an answer is. donald trump is not smart enough to answer questions. anyone who then tells you that kamala harris has to answer questions from reporters because donald trump already answered ld questions from reporters is lying to themselves and to you and you must not allow them to do it. please crush them on social media when they do it because they will do it. now i hope, harris answers questions from reporters and from voters, but she has absolutely no greater obligation to do so because of what donald trump attended to do today. the first time kamala harris does do a press conference as a presidential candidate, the reporters that were assembled today should all agree among themselves to apply the same rules that they decided to use today, no shouting, no follow- up questions, and no interrupting each

people like donald trump jr., the far right wing supporters of donald trump, those are people who are sort of celebrating the fact elon musk took over twitter and has turned it into this right-wing friendly site that brought back donald trump account and all these other recounts that had been banned for hate speech and other things so we are in a general election. there are 80 something odd days before the election day and it's clear that donald trump is trying to rally his base. he's not trying to reach out to his middle. some of the things he said during this live event were questioning climate change, questioning, harris's role as the first woman of color to be the head of the democratic ticket. so he is playing to the base. he's playing to those supporters that like him to go off script and defy his advisors and say things that he's not supposed to be saying, as he's been doing over the past couple of weeks since, harris joined this race. it's not clear that is going to be a winning strategy but that is the strategy he's taking at this point. >> we were expecting vp harris to lay

the more donald trump talks about this, and he really can't help himself, the more he talks about this, the less likely it is he is going to win and he will actually bring together the anti-trump coalition that showed up in 2018 and 2020 and again in 2022. >> britney, you talk about the harris campaign, what i want to ask you is, how much time should that campaign currently spend on highlighting or addressing this plan a, as you described it, to voters, as opposed to simply focusing on their message and giving voters affirmative reason to go to the polls for them? >> i think this campaign has been very quick and smart to help voters focus on the future . we know that voters don't just want something to vote against, they want something to vote for. being future focused on the economy, on women's reproductive justice, health care, on education and so much more, harris and walz have helped to shift the dynamic of the selection because trump's forward plan is project 2025/ agenda 47, nowhere nearly identical, those two things turned out to be so unpopular, he has been lying to us about wh

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donald trump won the support of 81% of white evangelical voters. trumps ability to supercharge the evangelical vote has largely been attributed to the reason he was able to win the presidency the first time he ran. without a strong evangelical turnout, it becomes much more difficult for donald trump to chart a repeat path to the presidency, which is why headlines like these today are a five alarm fire for the trump campaign. quote, white evangelicals are upset at recent trump and vance statements on abortion. the last 24 hours have laid bare the challenges of running the first republican campaign for resident in 50 years in an america where abortion is not a guaranteed constitutional right . in addition to voting for president this november, florida will also vote on whether abortion access should be protected in their state up to 24 weeks of pregnancy. right now, abortion is illegal after just six weeks, which is before most women even suspect that they could be pregnant. last night, donald trump, who himself is a florida voter, told nbc news that

to project 2025 donald trump may try to deny it, but those are donald trump's plans. >> well, revenge does take time. i will say that and sometimes revenge can be justified. >> he'll take control, will pay the price again, the trump campaign maintains it is not affiliated with project 2025, which is a document produced by the conservative think tank, the heritage foundation. >> but a large number of former trump officials helped craft the manual vice president harris and her running mate, governor tim walz, they are getting ready to sit down with cnn's dana bash for their first interview since launching a campaign just over one month ago, they also begin a bus tour through southern georgia today, cnn's eva mckend is with us. let's start with this ad which has released just moments ago, evil yeah, john project 2025 is a real concern for democratic voters in all parts of the country, which strikes me, is that unprompted without even mentioning it to voters. >> they mentioned it to me. how afraid they are of the implications of it. and so that is why from a political standpoint, democrat

what we saw today at nabj was the same donald trump that we saw in 2015 and 2016. and now it's up to voters. to answer the question. do they want that again and every time the voters are reminded often of trump and the parts of trump that make them want to turn off the tv and make them want to turn the page. that's a problem for the trump campaign. that's why they tried so hard to frame the rnc as a turn of the page. they know that that image of donald trump is not to their benefit, and they've been trying to change it. trump undid a lot of that work today. >> it isn't singled to abby's point, which is kamala harris rallies. they've started chanting this not going back, not going back. it is talking about the politics, but it's also, i mean, you see the former president today. it's going if you have him in the white house again, it is going back to that chaos. it is going back to these daily harangues and daily dramas and rude comments and things like that. the former president also gave a less than going endorsement of his own running mate when asked about j.d vanc

they couldn't beat donald trump in an honest debate. decided to engage in censorship they were going to censor donal trump and censor his supporters. remember, back in 2020, they lied about biden's corruption and about the fact his family got rich by selling access to the united states government. kamala harris was there for all of it. they lied about the hunter biden laptop and encouraged big tech to silence the story, and they did. they lied about covid coming from a chinese lab and they censored anybody who disagreed. kamala harris even went on national tv and said joe biden was as sharp as a tack. even though he was clearly ment incompetent to do the job and s it's obvious what has been goin kamala harris has been calling the shots. and by lying about his mental fitness for the job, she got what she always wanted which was more power. what was the result on her watch gas prices are up housing costs have doubled. you talk to a young person today and they cannot afford to buy a home in their own country. we're turning a generation of 2

to our own constitutional order that donald trump would go. then the next year when putin invades ukraine. on both of those just paramount issues trump is not just on the wrong side domestically, he's the instigator of the crisis itself. so, if you're dealing with changed events, i feel like it's incumbent on me to be open to changing my mind on at least one element of my stand. and that is to vote for the party at the very least is going to stand against russian aggression. and, joe, saying that out loud that i'm voting against a republican to make sure that the united states resists russian aggression is again one of those moments where you can't believe how much things have changed. >> no, it's a surreal moment. and i've explained to people before, i'm explained katty, when donald trump was president, i've always had great faith in america. many people say i'm too optimistic, i'm too glass half full. but my feeling has been that madisonian democracy grinds off the sharp edges. people say, with donald trump, oh, this is all about ideology. i

i have a comment about donald trump. why would anyone vote for a nasty man as donald trump? host: was at your question? caller: yes. host: what are the latest polls showing? guest: they are showing that the race is close and some polls where the vice president is up on donald trump. she has tightened the lead that donald trump has and at times erased it and some of these key voting states. and so the race has gotten tighter since she jumped in, compared to when joe biden was in it a month ago and when i was at the rc -- rnc convention and it was an exciting moment. they are in a tougher spot, not horrible, but tighter. host: wanda in fort worth, texas. independent. caller: i am so ashamed of the american people because they are not informed and they do not believe their lying eyes. what about he is going to get mexico to pay for the border wall? what about them calling her a border czar? and they just say it with conviction and enough that people believe it instead of researching for themselves. and the last thing is that trump is a convicted felon. felons cannot vote. how a

_ going pretty far south when donald trump was president. le do it over the last couple days in particular, barack— last couple days in particular, barack obama did an amazing job creating _ barack obama did an amazing job creating that contrast between harris — creating that contrast between harris and donald trump's policies and i_ harris and donald trump's policies and i think— harris and donald trump's policies and i think she will continue to do that _ and i think she will continue to do that. ~ g ., �* ., ., that. when joe biden and donald trum are that. when joe biden and donald trump are facing _ that. when joe biden and donald trump are facing each _ that. when joe biden and donald trump are facing each other i that. when joe biden and donald| trump are facing each other there was a lot of negativity and criticism of the other in this democratic attempt of lifting the mood seems to be a conscious effort and kamala harris dancing at events and kamala harris dancing at events and they're very much trying to get away from that kind of n

donald trump just rambles on about things that don't matter. so let's not pretend as though he has any real policy positions in this conversation. >> anna let me move on. trump, as you know, spent part of his remarks going after president biden and posted on truth, social during a kamala harris is remarks, quote, where's hunter? what does that say about trump's mindset? >> he's obsessed that he is upset. donald trump is. and i keep saying this. if it were anybody but trumpers and republicans, donald trump could not be running for president because to me he just seems to be an incredible mental decline and he is like one of the he's, you know, people with neurological issues that keep repeating the same thing over and over and over again. >> he's like this crazy old man who can't stop screaming at the kids on his lawn in this case, it's hunter biden to be talking about hunter biden at this point is the most irrelevant, ridiculous waste of time for any voter in america. >> but donald trump can't break up with joe biden scott, do you want to react

i mean, donald trump flipped on abortion, j.d. vance flipped on donald trump. but i think what's important though is when donald trump flip on boris when he ran, we knew what his position was on abortion when jd flipped on donald trump on his position of donald trump when he ran, we knew what his position was with donald trump. >> so what we see today is voters passing judgment on their flip and saying that's okay. the problem alban with harris is flips and there's many i suspect she is going to flip on the death penalty pretty soon. her in walz is the most anti-death penalty ticket we've ever experienced in us history. they're going to be flipping on that because that results with ksm sort of being released on death penalty. she's running and this is her first time running on her flip in these positions, just he has to explain them we haven't seen her have success explaining them. i suspect she can't, which is why she's avoiding press interviews. but flipping is a common thing, but trump enhance have already advanced a variety gone to the voters with their fli

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of putting donald trump back in the white house are extremely serious imagine don donald trump would know guard rails alright, let's get right to cnn's eva mckend, who has been covering the harris campaign for its entirety five weeks. >> this sunday alright, eva, how does the campaign feel this morning? where do they go next? >> well, john and sara, we survived the week we survived the dnc, but listen, what i can tell you what stuck out to me is the way that she uplifted her core values. she said that all americans deserve to live with safety, dignity, and justice. she talked about her personal story. she leaned into her immigrants and story hurt families. immigrant story, and then she also gave us a sense of what a harris presidency would look like. she said that a defining goal of a harris presidency would be to uplift the middle class. she spoke about immigration, saying that she would both lean into enforcement and then pursue a pathway to citizenship for undone hakeem entity immigrants, and then also notably, she took on the war in gaza. take a listen israel has the ability to d

bring on the good stuff. >>> this week, some bad news for donald trump. a deal in the georgia election interference case last year, former trump attorney jenna ellis has agreed to another plea deal, this time in the arizona fake electors case where she initially pleaded not guilty. now her charges are being dropped and in exchange she has agreed to provide truthful, honest, candid and complete testimony including all criminal activity known to her. she can also be called to testify against other members of the trump orbit such as rudy giuliani and mark meadows, which could be huge. ellis is now censured for making false statements about the election and barred from practicing law in colorado for the next three years. she admits she made false claims with the reckless state of mind and selfish motive. keep in mind, ellis is one ex- trump attorney paying the price for her work with the former president. the people in this graphic are just some of the lawyers who faced legal consequences for doing trump's dirty work. i have often said that maga stands for my

can you add the military stuff, and is consistent with everything donald trump. n project 2025 wasn't out of the blue. it is all trump stuff put into writing. they added some things. it's what he's about. donald trump gets back in, our freedom and self determination as a people are really at risk. i think we all know that. i think we are losing some of that hope part. we are hopeful about kamala harris and the fear is going second, because we are so tired of being run by fear. we love the hope but we can't forget the fear part. >> this week is going to be split screen, because the dnc is going to be taking place. you are going to see what i suspect to be protests. they are expecting up to 20,000 protesters in the city of chicago, and you are going to see republicans pounce on these protesters and exploit them for their own political gain. i was going to say, how do you think democrats should counter message that, when you have people like this and you want to shoo protesters in the knees and go after undocumented immigrants? >> look, i think that the harris-walz t