, the famous debate with rosio donell, i did well in them, i became president in the second election, i got a million more votes than in the first, they told me that if i got 63 million, like i got the first time, then i would win, it's impossible not to win, i got a million more votes than then and... lost by a hair, and look what happened to the world, with all these wars and all these problems, look at the inflation, because inflation is devouring our country, eating it up, it's all very bad, but a lot can happen, we have to settle these wars, we need to resolve the issue with ukraine, otherwise it will lead to world war iii, like the middle east, like the middle east. maybe we can talk about how to negotiate with such a a man like putin or zelensky? will putin agree to give up the territories he has already occupied? i don't know, i can only say that if all this had not happened, it would have been much easier, because such questions would not have arisen, but now everything has become complicated, before all this began, he now controls many territories, and those who live there h

the first debate was with rosio donell, the famous rosie vs donell debate. i did well in that, i became president. in the second election, i got a million more votes than in the first, they told me that if i got 63 million, like i got the first time, then i would win, it was impossible not to win. the threat of using economic and military force, it all depends on the person, it's always different, negotiations are interesting because they depend on the person you're having them with. you have to either guess or find out from certain sources what's more important, the carrot or the knot. for some it's the stick, and for some it's the carrot. i think the stick is probably more effective overall when it comes to war, but the kind of destruction that we're seeing now, few people have seen it, it's terrible. and we 're seeing it. everywhere, we see it in all parts of the world and a lot of things will start, look at what's going on in china, in japan they're starting to rearm, they 're rearming, because china, you know, the world is full of dangers today, there a

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done was absolutely outstanding i'm very proud to be an american our panel is here this morning, donell harvin, security expert faculty member at georgetown's emergency and disaster management program alex thompson, cnn political analyst, national political reporter for axios meghan hays, former director of message planning for the biden white house and shermichael singleton, republican strategist, cnn, political commentator, denial. >> let me start with you in terms of the investigation here, one of the things we've talked a lot about here is the difficulty of securing a golf course in particular, a sprawling open space with obviously a lot of potential entry points, at least if it's a course that's not controlled by or is on say, a military base where some presidents have golf. in the past because of the security concerns, what do you make of what we've heard from the investigators so far as they are looking into this this and what do you see happening next well, as obviously, it's difficult to secure something with that type of acreage but clearly the secret service was on top of the

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. >> joining us now, donell harvin with georgetown university's emergency and disaster management program. alex thompson, cnn political analyst, national political reporter at axios. karen finney, cnn political commentator and mike dubke, former trump white house communications director. welcome to all of you. do not let me start with you because we are learning this morning that this child who will be charged as an adult, but a child that was actually questioned a year ago by law enforcement over online threats. this is all of these parents all of it's my worst nightmare as a parent, right what do you think happened here? that law enforcement was kind of onto this kid. and then here we are today with four people dead well, it's not unusual to have threats online been reported not in the defense of law enforcement we get thousands of these when i was the chief of homeland security in dc and to be able to sift through these and vet through them it sounds like they did their due diligence. what we don't know is what happened afterwards. we do know that georgia doesn't have a red flag law th

some details of a 3 year long investigation and to be dissolved store as us pull out from us. gun is donell set to be released from washington. it comes as weapons left behind by the american military have appeared elsewhere in south asia with more on the consequences for the wage and his unties. when ginger, when do you want the, let's have gone to sign in 2021. in the manner in which it did, the world was watching the t also the calls to the country to the women and girls shoes and all gone this dawn, leaving some o $7000000000.00 worth of military equipment wait on their bond. but now it turns out that the deals of cause is not only limited to those of going this on, but it's still on the left behind by the us and have gone back and we need when you want. do you end up dealing with joe and have know me that we into india different bob, silver, india. they made their way into hands and not only gas stalls, but also there was some conflict sooner. now, the latest example, when you all the state police recently found palms in nations which the seas at which the suspects are need to read and

truly don't i want to bring in former washington dc chief of homeland security and intelligence, donell harvin, cnn political analyst zolan kanno, youngs, as cnn legal commentator david urban, also here, democratic strategist chuck rocha, glad to have all of you here. >> chuck, begin with you because you see the finger-pointing already. we've all heard about this word rhetoric is being he was all throughout the day and frankly for quite some time now, what is your response to the accusation that rhetoric has caused? what's happened i've been thinking about this a long time and this morning when i woke up, i was reflecting back on i've been doing this a long time. and i've always made attack ads against republicans and i've said some pretty ugly things that are on me as a guy who makes ads, that's what i do for a living. >> but what's really started to see something changed was the internet. >> i'm not blaming the internet. i'm just saying misinformation and ugliness. everybody's got a little uglier. and when you put them on the internet, it just exposed to a lot of things that a lot of

it also took a look up all done by emerson college -- it also took a look at a pol donel -- at a pollone by emerson college. the main issue being the economy in those states. the number one issue in pennsylvania with "threats to democracy" a distant second at 11% and immigration third at 7%. in north carolina voters named the economy of their main issue. the economy may be that top issue of yours in considering who you will vote for. there could be other issues. if you can call and let us know, we will put as many over the three hours as we can. (202) 748-8000 for democrats, (202) 748-8001 for republicans. independents (202) 748-8002. during the three hours we will hear from reporters in battleground states telling us about those states up for play in the cycle as the candidates visit and roll that into the show as well. and it comes to those events it president biden and vice president harris making a stop in pittsburgh that you can see later on this afternoon. 4: o c-span as they hit the battleground states, one of many on this labor day. 4:45 on c-span. watch at c-span now and c-sp

it also took a look up all done by emerson college -- it also took a look at a pol donel -- at a pollone by emerson college. the main issue being the economy in those states. the number one issue in pennsylvania with "threats to democracy" a distant second at 11% and immigration third at 7%. in north carolina voters named the economy of their main issue. the economy may be that top issue of yours in considering who you will vote for. there could be other issues. if you can call and let us know, we will put as many over the three hours as we can. (202) 748-8000 for democrats, (202) 748-8001 for republicans. independents (202) 748-8002. during the three hours we will hear from reporters in battleground states telling us about those states up for play in the cycle as the candidates visit and roll that into the show as well. and it comes to those events it president biden and vice president harris making a stop in pittsburgh that you can see later on this afternoon. 4:45 on c-span as they hit the battleground states, onef ny on this labor day. 4:45 o c-span. watch at c-span now and c-span