so i get on the phone with doug. >> doug asks melody for help.usband goes next door and breaks into the house to find renee unresponsive, face down on her bed. >> i just remember going back out on the porch and seeing my neighbor's face, and he shook his head. and i knew that she just wasn't there anymore. she passed of an underlying heart condition. it was shocking. >> an autopsy reveals that renee died of natural causes. >> he tried to stay really strong for me, and i never really saw him break down from it. it was different. it was quiet in the house. it was just different. >> then just nine short months after her mother's passing, eva meets a new woman in her father's life, ashley benefield. >> i heard about her on a friday, i met her the following saturday, and then sunday i was up in my room and my dad came upstairs and he said, "eva, we need to have a conversation, all three of us." and i said, "no, i think the only thing that i would be interested in hearing is if you told me that you proposed to her." and as soon as those words came out

and doug carlile .could keep him there. he had other ideas. >>> coming up, preparing for the great escape. >> they knock out that window, dropped some bedsheets to the ground. >> nine stories. >> oh my god! when "dateline" continues. " c (♪♪) nothing is proven more effective for 24-hour, non-drowsy allergy relief in 1 pill. live claritin clear. (♪♪) li[music playing]ar. keith morrison: james henriksen was one of the stranger perps homeland security >>> james henrikson was one of the stranger purpose homeland security agent there trudell had ever encountered and had an attitude. but, as trudell discovered, henrikson was also an inept terminal, rarely seemed to get his schemes to work. >> it is almost like a tragicomedy when you see the group of people involved in this case. >> like the time they put out a hit on another business partner, but the hitman ran off with the money. >> the guy ripped them off for $2000. as he said, the most easiest $10,000 he'd ever made. >> gradually, agent trudell and burbrid

doug got to know each other and doug was a political director of the democratic command committee. then he went on to the clinton white house where he was a political director there. but doug got his start as a driver for chris dodd it was when he was in the house. congressman and later senator. i sat on a shuttle bus with senator dodd fairly recently he was reminiscing or busy listening to whatever dodd was saying that it got lost more than a few times. [laughter] which having been a driver for a senate candidate, i understand how that happened. but doug's other claim to flame or a what i want to point out is he decides heading up the potable shop for the white house in clinton's second term. we became known as one of president clinton's favorite to play hearts with on air force one. i read some one interesting anecdote there was some middle east, something going on in foreign policy realm. clinton turned to doug this is what you think i ought to do? doug said something to the effective mr. president, i would not want to live in a country or a president getting advice on foreign p

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doug is our nation's first second gentleman.f kamala wins, he'll be our first, first gentleman. do i have that right, guillermo? >> guillermo: yes, jimmy. >> jimmy: thank you very much, guillermo. i want you to know that you are my first second gentleman. >> guillermo: thank you, jimmy, i love you. >> jimmy: you learned this over the summer, huh? [ laughter ] >> guillermo: something new, yeah. >> jimmy: next week is the debate, which will be held here on abc between kamala harris and donald trump. abc news released the agreed-upon rules for tuesday's duel. each candidate will be given a pen, a pad of paper, a bottle of water, and a knife. and that's it. [ laughter ] they have nothing else. they will not be allowed to consult with their teams. there will be no audience. though afterwards, trump will claim there were 30,000 fans screaming his name. [ laughter ] back in june, joe biden's team, for their debate, wanted the mics to be muted when it was the other person's turn to speak. and trump's team agreed to that. but kamala's te

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starting with you, doug doug: hello. i'm doug. testing. chief legal officer at brady united. i have been there getting close to two years now. a whole lot of my colleagues are here. i worked 40 years at the justice department doing a wide variety of things. mostly civil. fair amount of criminal. a lot of national security working with mary. and then i spent a year teaching at georgetown law with mary. then served four years in the house of representatives as the general counsel. i was basically nancy pelosi's lawyer for four years. and then came to brady. mary: you kind of got the gist of what i have been doing. hanging out with doug. i'm mary mccord, executive director of the institute for constitutional advocacy and protection, or i cap, at skwrorgts law. and a visiting professor there. i kept maybe some of you are familiar with our work. we do a lot of litigation involving civil rights and first amendment. separation of powers. we co-counseled with doug when he represented the house of representatives in many different separation of powers litigations, including trump v. t

doug: good to see you.spoken to any of those three and i would be curious to hear what they do think of ai as it pertains to affecting the investment markets and the reality is this. we think about what does the future look like? we are the first firm to use llm's to invest completely with no human intervention. i think they would be interested to learn about how they do think like humans and if you read the readings of a buffet or stan druckenmiller, a lot of what they talk about is really managing emotion. and that is one of ai's superpowers. ed: i think about my -- with ai tools and they can only recall what is within the database they were trained on most of the time. it's like asking what the weather is, to the gpt voice assistant. it can't tell you what it is right now, only what it has been historically. how does that work with investing? explain the system. doug: absolutely. there are two key pieces of information that we input into the models we use. one piece of information is an investment select

doug: -- ban? doug: i don't know, it's uncharted territory.ms like the first amendment are very profound. at the same time, the justice department has laid out what many believe are very compelling reasons that tiktok is a threat to national security. of course a lot of that justification is done in classified filings that we the public don't have access to. even tiktok's lawyers don't have access to this. much of it will be decided behind closed doors by judges in the u.s. government and we will find out what happens shortly and from -- before the election. caroline: talking of timeline, feels like things have changed a lot since last we spoke. the fÜhrer around it has died down and i am wondering more broadly if you think that the focus from lawmakers is as ardent, whether the data will be as proven out from a security threat perspective, and whether a ban would fix that. doug: prior to passing the law, the executive branch and congress gathered a great deal of information and filings bear this out. a lot of public reporting about the links

then, baby, it was doug o'clock!he stage, his son narrated an adorable video where he told the story of how harris came into his life. >> ella and i would laugh, watching them fall in love, acting like teenagers. in 2014, kamala became momala. >> stephen: it's a rom-kamala! doug explained how he and kamala have learned to embrace each other's cultural traditions. >> i get to enjoy her mom's chili relleno recipe every christmas and she makes a mean brisket for passover. it brings me right back to my grandmother's apartment in brooklyn. you know, the one with the plastic-covered couches. >> stephen: don't even think about it, j.d. vance! [cheers and applause] not true. it's not true. it's not true. oh, here's kind of a fun coincidence. thursday, harris accepts the nomination on that night, it's also their tenth wedding anniversary. traditionally the 10-year gift is aluminum or tin. doug, if you are stuck for an idea, remember you're in chicago. pick up some old-style tall boys. [cheers and applause] mmmm. you can reall

diddy. >> i'm going to say doug, that's doug. i'm going to say doug. i mean and it just i can see it on a name tag. >> safer bet i feel like if p. diddy worked at taco bell, we would have heard about it in the indictment yes. the correct answer is pete davidson, who was tackled. bill spokesperson, and doug emhoff, who was taco bell's lawyer trick question i mean, doug emhoff worked for taco bell. he does sound kinda high all the time you start a taco bill order your audit done unfortunately, we're out of time, so we didn't get to our last clue. >> but just so you know p diddy and fasi bear with both in the muppets most wanted movie. and of course, we all know they're both alleged sex criminals. that was the middle you all want them videotaped, you need to get your affairs in order laying around, we'll be right back somebody is ever done this for a living james was famous for winning races, change believes that change winds it's the economy stupid apologizing to know fisted catcher, i am saying publicly what people are saying. i have enough money. i cou

doug, come to you. reaction to that. >> reaction is she will memorize talking points, she will regurgitate them and she will not engage and the media will declare her a winner is my guess as to how it will all go down because i don't think she will be pressed the way she needs to be. >> harris: gianno. >> well, i don't believe that kamala harris is coming ready to play. she is relying on the media to support her and certainly with abc giving 100% positive coverage for her 98% negative to donald trump we know what the table looks like. >> harris: i think we learned it, too, at that interview where he was with the black journalist in chicago and abc news had the first question on that one and it didn't even acknowledge that he had survived an assassination attempt not too long before. i have think we know what we could get. let's be positive and hope everything is fair. hope is not a strategy, though. doug, i want to come back to you. you said donald trump has to respectfully go at the policies of kamala

diddy or doug emhoff. p. diddy i'm going to say doug, that's my doug. >> i'm going to say doug. i mean, it just i can see it on same tass safer bet i feel like if p. >> diddy worked at taco bell, we would have heard about it in the indictment it's true. yes the correct answer is pete davidson, who was tackled. bill spokesperson, and doug emhoff who was tackled bills lawyers all right and as work as a trick question i mean, doug emhoff work for taco bell. he does sound kinda high all the time you start a taco bill order hey. >> hey i'm done unfortunately, we're out of time. >> so we didn't get to our last clue. but just so you know, p diddy and fasi bear were both in the muppets most wanted movie and of course, we all know they're both alleged sex criminals. that was the middle fozzie. if you all want them, did it take do you need to get your affairs in order to fit plan around? we'll be right back isn't electric unless it makes you feel something luxury hebei should understand that the all electric alexis rz me. >> i promised pizza every day. >> if you vote for me, i promised to

diddy or doug emhoff. p. diddy. >> i'm going to say doug, that's my doug. i'm going to say doug.st i can see it on my name tag. >> safer bet i feel like if p. diddy worked at taco bell, we would have heard about it in the indictment answer is pete davidson, who was taco bell spokesperson, and doug emhoff who was taco bell's lawyers trick question i mean, doug emhoff worked for taco bell. he does sound kinda high all the time you start a taco bell order order unfortunately, rabbit time so we didn't get to our last clue. but just so you know, p diddy and fasi bear were both in the muppets most wanted movie and of course, we all know they're both alleged sex criminals. that was meant in the middle fozzie, if you all want them, did it take do you need to get your affairs in order to fit plan around? we'll be right back for a minute dark, fast and unit scott's turf busy grass, it goes glass two times faster. >> and you see the lone given you a stronger laws the way i look at my lawn app today for one care tips and customize plans. p. diddy feeding mental health matter. >> but i'm unco

diddy or doug emhoff. p. diddy i'm going to say doug. doug. >> i'm going to say doug. i mean, it just i can see it on named tammy safer bet i feel like if p. >> diddy worked at taco bell, we would have heard about it in the indictment answer is pete davidson, who was tackled. bill spokesperson, and doug emhoff who was tackled bills, lawyers trick question doug emhoff worked for taco bell. >> he does sound kinda high all the time you start a taco bill order order unfortunately, rather tom, so we didn't get to our last clue, but just so you know, p diddy and fasi bear were both in the muppets. most wanted movie. >> and of course, we all know they're both alleged sex criminals. >> that was the middle if you all want them, did it take do you need to get you effect? as an order laying around? we'll be right back you didn't shoot back like this. >> and what job he shot like that? this show was the highest rated oprah winfrey show of all time. all these years later, we're still talking about it oprah really opened the door for us to have discussions about way in a way that we

doug, thanks so much for joining us today. >> you bet. >> tell us about the study and what you set setut to find. >> well, we set out to analyze uh- more accurate evacuation data using eye on the california side of the lake. we in placer county, they currently show evacuation times of 3.7 hours. our independent analysis shows evacuation times from 9 to 13 hours. and that's a 6 to 9 hour increase in evacuation times. similarly, on the nevada side, we actually projected, anywhere from nine hours uh- or 7 hours to 9 hours, which is a three hour increase in evacuation times. >> wow, that is stunning. we have a good graphic that you guys produced that shows the tahoe basin and the area that we're talking about. so let's go ahead and put that up. and while we look at this by the way folks, the kind of chartreuse green area that's the basin, the area that we're talking about. and of course, you see the two halves of the lake, the california side, nevada side that you were talking about. but how do we go from, you know, previous estimates of about three hours to get out of that area? if there

toll brothers ceo doug yearly joins us you have had a remarkable run.is tap into a vein of people who want quality homes and are willing to pay almost 28% pay cash. you have something that we in this country want, aspire to and want how did you do it? because you own that whole cohort. >> thanks for having me. as you know, the company was built on a luxury brand, america's luxury home builder. we catered to move up buyers lately, the last five years, we can't ignore 70 million millenials 40% of our homes are sold as first-time homes but it's the leading edge of those millenials it's a couple 30 years old that may make $200,000 that can afford an $800,000 home. they never thought they could get that first home from toll but now they can we have widened our price point, we've widened our geographies. we build more spec because the retail market is so tight that we're filling that void that sits there business has been great. i think the future looks good, particularly where rates are headed. >> let's make some news, and i'm going to put you on the spot he

>> player: doug was candid about the process, i sat down with joe gibs, talking to joe about doug, gete nfl. i remember watching doug as a 7-year-old kid in the superbowl, and not being as comfortable watching him, because i was used it seeing white quarterbacks, couldn't put it all together, why he was a black quarterback playing; it was one fusing because i wanted to be a quarterback, but i didn't ski see a lot of them as a watched the game of football. >> michael: you covered doug williams and you spoke to joe and andy reid your coach, and your favorite guy, steve young. and so this is kind of a big mix of people, you talked to a lot of young players, patrick mahomes, cj stroud, you talked to dak prescott, do they understand what it took for them to have the opportunity they have now? >> player: that's why we weapons inspectored to do this, we wanted to do this, we wanted to bring back the history and show what these guys had to go through, like i said, how fortunate and privileged they are now, to be in position they are in. in talking to them, they had similar stories in their own

band of doug. i interrupted you in part one when you were explaining how people privately, uh, tell you that what they say in public as regards the, the title was of united states is often quite different. what do you think then uh, is the next few months uh, as regards the war in your up. i mean, what, what do you think should happen? i know you treated about this before with the disgraceful may british prime minister. barak jumped too much and happened to him. he's been cooling for uh, obviously uh, weapons the legal weapons to israel. and he's also going for a ukrainians more young ukrainians to join up and get killed. arguably in the meat grinder, why the village, the boy scouts and then listen. so then skis, ami as well as try smooth people who won't worship your kind of enjoy the benefits of it. i think the same thing for lindsey graham, for example, us senator, who favors basically every word that one can imagine. now these are the folks they want to send other people off. they do extraordin

you have some doug lawyer content.ut she's the one who pushed me to use this microphone and find some issues where you as one, the first guy ever to be a white house -- talk about gender equity. that is what i have been doing. pay equity, family leave, and it is not as if some guy somewhere is failing and some woman is succeeding. it does not work that way. when women succeed, we all succeed. and i'm the first jew ever to be in this role. [applause] and she said there is a lot of hate out there. so go fight hate. that is what i have done with her backing and her push and i will keep doing that as first gentleman. kamala has shown us she's tough. she has had a career of being tough. she's had a career of solving problems. she has talked about her upbringing, child of two immigrants who came to the american dream, raised by a single mother, worried how they are going to pay the bills, a lot of discussions around the kitchen table. she learned a lot from her mother, and her mother would always tell her don't complain. do

>> [crowd says kamala] doug emhoff: you got it. you got it. i have talked a lot about this, this fight for reproductive freedom. this is not just a fight for women, it's not a fight only about women. this is for all of us. this is for men. this is for families. everybody needs to care about this. [cheers and applause] i've talked at length with my daughter ella since that fateful text but i've also talked to cole about it at length. cole's 29. he just got married. his wife greenly is from texas. do you think they want to move to texas at some point with a six week ban? and they're trying to plan a family? one of the group chats i have is a bunch of dads and we just chat well, mostly they make fun of , me, but it's also just, we talk about our families, we talk about our kids and we all have sons and daughters and we're concerned about them as it relates to this issue. so i'm talking about this with my dad friends. i'm talking about it with both my kids, and i've traveled around the country since dobbs came out talking about this issue and talk

our next guest, jen psaki, just interview the current second gentleman, doug emhoff. >> you have also been front and center in the fight against anti-semitism and i imagine, your faith has long been important to you. you have talked about it quite publicly and if the vice president was elected you would be the first jewish-american to be a first partner, first gentleman, whatever you may call yourself. how does the history of that way on you in the moment? >> well i took and i take being the first jewish white house principal ever, i take it very seriously. i am accountable for it and if you recall even before october 7, really at kamala's urging, we really leaned into this fight on behalf of the biden- harris administration and we put forward the first-ever national strategy released in may, 2023. so we had that out there and then when the horrific day of october 7 happened, the administration was ready to take action. it is something i have been working on, speaking about, meeting with released hostages, hostage families. it is intense and a lot of times i don't want to do it. it is

a nonprofit that doug helped found in 1992.e the original bond stories in the '50s and '80s. money earned from bond exhibitions like another one underway at the international spy museum it in washington, d.c., all help support the storage and restoration for the rest of the foundation's collection. >> literally the roof of the shed collapsed in on it. >> reporter: it that's the hook and ladder truck from "view to a kill." and that's the kenworth used for this unforgettable stunt in "license to kill." >> it's still here. if you hadn't spent all this time doing all this, what would have happened to all of this? >> most all of it would have rotted away. nothing in there, right? >> nothing in there. >> yet. >> reporter: that's all that's left of the 197 # ford mustang mach 1 that got sean connery out of a pretty tight squeeze. >> when you see the shape it's in now, it's sacrilegious. >> reporter: once they get the money, volunteers start restoring it, but the last three years they have been bringing the foundation's newest and bigg

no one knows him, no one who knows the vice president better than doug emhoff.r in the toughest situations and the most vulnerable moments, they can speak to just to she is then doug emhoff and the work that he's done on anti- semitism at a time where the issue is front and center, and he is using his platform in a way as the first jewish second gentleman of the united states to elevate the issue and bring people together. hats off. >> i'm getting these poll numbers and. likely voters new york times, siena, this is out today, wisconsin, harris at 49 and trump at 47. and in nebraska's second district, harris at 52 and donald trump at 43. that's the part that raised symone's eyebrows. >> this looks close, the nebraska numbers, i don't believe them. it's a close election, folks, okay? >> i'm sending you home to find out what the streets are saying. >> we want to go to nebraska. >> folks, you can watch jen psaki and her interview on inside with jen psaki tomorrow at noon eastern. can't wait to see it. also tomorrow, join me -- >> finally for our msnbc special, black

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later i have been wanting to hit the trail with doug i'm half -- all summer and we talked about everything and even some fantasy football. >> okay. i have been thinking a lot lately about that moment a few weeks ago and you remember the one. when kamala harris walked out on the debate stage and shook donald trump's hand. she was pretty aggressive and didn't wait for him and she literally leaned in into his face. i have been thinking about that moment because that image is an example of the campaign she has run pretty much since. instead of ignoring issues where she is perceived to have a disadvantage, which, by the way every candidate does have, she is diving right into them. take the economy. time and again voters favor donald trump when it comes to the economy by the polls and as much as that bends your mind because he talks about tariffs which would raise costs for everybody and getting taxes for corporations which he loves to talk about that, that is how voters are feeling. instead of hiding from the topic, she dove into it and she gave an economic policy speech in pittsburgh where she

gore was lock box, what was bush again, doug?but strategery is what we remember. >> strategery. >> we know the biggest difference between vice president harris and former president trump on ukraine is that a president harris would defend, give everything ukraine needed to defend themselves against russia's aggression, and a president trump would literally give away pieces of ukraine to -- attempt to give away pieces of ukraine to vladimir putin, and so i hear -- i think that doug and others, i hear what people are saying when they're like, hmm, but the specifics on this and the specifics on that, but i don't think the voters are looking for the 20-point page policy paper. i do think they want to know, do you have a clear idea of where you would like to take this country, do you have specifics about that plan, and people could debate if they like the specifics or not. to suggest that at this point, vice president harris hasn't been specific about what she's going to do on the economy, i don't know how we could say that at this poi

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will it work, doug? >> no.e been doing is going into very red areas and they are not trying to necessarily win the district but they are trying to gain a percent, a thousand here and a thousand there. republicans have to do the same thing downtown urban atlanta suburban atlanta. republicans need do the same thing. a matter of percentages down here when it's as close as it is. >> one of the latest polls, an abc news poll shows that kamala harris leads donald trump by 13 points when this comes to women. donald trump leads by 5 points when 24 comes to men. it's interesting how there's the gender gap there. but, when it documents trump, how do you think he can close that gap with women? >> i think focusing on the things that, you know, we have seen consistently that the women in these polls have said. it's economy. are they paying more? are they better off now? and sharpening the message not as much as to the differences in the two but saying look, you were better off four years ago. able to do more for your family

what's your saying was a complete lot, doug? i know that was randall, i'll stop you that more from the phone. the specialist this into you as president ronald reagan after this break the same just don't you have to see power and engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves will support. we choose to look for common ground, the hi. i'm actually i have to have and i'm here to plan with you whatever you do, you do not watch my new show. seriously. why watch something that's so different. whitelisted opinions that you won't get anywhere else. welcome to please. i do have the state department to see i a weapons makers, multi 1000000000 dollar corporations. choose your fax for you. go ahead, change and whatever you do. don't want my show stay main street because i'm probably going to make you, i'm comfortable. my show is called stretching time, but again, you probably don't wanna watch it because it might just change the way and say the welcome back to going underground and still here with the homeless measure. the system

doug bondo foreman, special assistance to us president ronald reagan. he is a senior fellow at the washington. think tank the cato institute a. doug, thanks so much for coming on as well as the debate between the 2 is really bank world candidates. that was the anniversary of $911.00 chile, of course. and the world trade center and the pentagon. what did you make just prior to that debate? all of us. oh, cool. well, certainly, muslims, in michigan, we call the holocaust harris, saying she was proud to get the endorsement of dick cheney george w bush's vice president. and someone who, you know, probably i was never a fan of the katy. i call him, you know, dick, i had other priorities. jay, he's a society who got 5 deferments to avoid going to be down. but then once he became a exceeded draft age and suddenly became quite a hawk. no, i think it's an embarrassment for the harris. i can pay. you know, democrats are rightly vilified to dick cheney back when he was running for office, and he was promoting war all over the globe. now all of a sudden they've dec

do you personally, doug? because you know, i driving the, i was looking up, but there was a scandal about jack arab of and you know, he's not someone famous back then for peace these days. by the way, it wouldn't be a scandal, a regard to paint, but i don't even know how that even is a scandal. if you look it up. what happened to you personally because you did it back in the day. so you were working with citizens or america festivals and fascist . you need to rank goler, supporting debt squads in latin america, all of this. and now you say the key issue, one of the key issues of the american people, i suppose apart from infrastructure investment. and they all related is piece a visa, not time. why is a a no, it's actually been a piece that i didn't work for ronald reagan because he was hawk. i worked for him despite the fact he was a hard. like, i'm a political libertarian. i'm very much in the i bought like free markets. i like to restrict, you know, a small or your government. you know that from that standp

doug collins talking about this debate and doug, a lot of opinion coming in how the debate went to andch candidate at the stronger night so what do you think? >> what i think it was a night in which donald trump laid out the vision and he had also hit back at vice president harris. vice president harris very good at gabbing platitudes and wondering answers about life and what she would hope to be, but the biggest issue i found out all night is actually looking at the questions and looking how it came about. look joe it's not about talking about referees or anything else. it's about honesty and the debate and that is an interesting thing when you see one candidate get fat check and cut off and the other is saying blatant lies and nothing said. it's not a matter of how the debate is done if done fairly. last night, both sides got in their points. you can tell harris had been practicing for weeks on scripted moments instead of dealing with answers one of which are you better off work oh years she avoided the question and it was one of the first questions. speed to one of the major topics

one of the greats. >> here you go. >> doug, you are great. >>>> we're going to have one? makes me look thin. we are going down to nassau coliseum. packed house. thank you very much, everybody. >> [indiscernible] >> i never seen anything like it. nobody has. thank you very much. thank you, everybody. [indiscernible] thank you, everybody. good luck. it is really happening. bitcoin is really happening. young people understand. >> he should come here when he is 21. >> [indiscernible] >> that was a big deal. you have come a long way. dark are you? >> probably yes. >> next to me look at washington's gubernatorial debate between democratic nominee bob ferguson, the state's current attorney general and the republican nominee former congressman dave reichert. the two addressed a number of topics at a debate hosted by the association of washington business. >> tonight, bob is asking you to believe that he will change the way he has done business the last 12 years. that is not going to happen. we know that. it is not going to change. he says he is a change agent. that is not going t

vice presidential candidate governor tim walz was campaigning and in brooklyn where second gentleman dougmhoff was campaigning with spike lee. and in michigan where jd vance was speaking to voters. and in new york, unscripted moments with former president trump as he was en route to a rally to long island. first a look at reporting in charlotte on the gubernatorial race and comments he made allegedly online. >> republican candidate for opener mark robinson will not drop out of the race despite growing pressure this morning. he comes amid a scathing new cnn route or showing comments he allegedly made on adult forms and websites more than a decade ago. robinson quickly denying those claims overnight. >> the things you will see in that story, those are not the words of mark robinson to >> according to the report robinson which they referred to himself as a black nazi and expressed support for reinstating slavery. cnn claims robinson said he joyed watching transgender pornography and referred to himself as a perv. this morning robinson continues to deny these allegations . you >> know my word

doug collins is a former georgia republican congressman and doug shown as a former clinton advisor and democratic strategist and pollster. thank you both for being here. the panel of the dogs. let's start off. president biden said he was the most prounion resident ever. doug schoen, let's start with you. they say that biden plans a robust campaign schedule. is that a good idea for vice president harris to continue to share the stage with president biden? >> it is most assuredly not a good idea. as it robust as the president may think or want his schedule to be, i suspect strongly that the harris campaign will want to trim that back and limit him strictly to two or three streets like pennsylvania, like michigan and wisconsin. but the one thing emily harris wants to do is move herself and run away from the biden-harris economic record for practical political reasons and the last thing she will want is for her campaign to be tethered to that of joe biden and his record. >> congressman collins, that seems to be a softball for the trump campaign because if harris keeps saying she will be th

. >> lost to doug jones. say he stays in the race. this is a guy, i mean, all of this information was out there. it's easy to uncover. you do a background check on a candidate to see if you want them to run for office. what's the deal with the staffers deciding to walk out now? do you have any idea? >> i don't have any idea why these revelations were any worse than previous revelations, which were pretty bad. there was an 11:59 p.m. deadline. short of death he's going to be on the ballot as the republican nominee, so there's nothing that can be done about that for the party. you know, i think the question is how does trump and his campaign decide to handle robinson who's very outspoken, and, look, when you're the gubernatorial nominee, even a nominee for senate, let alone, a member of the house of representative, running for the house. and so, it muddles the message for trump in north carolina. but, you know, it also could work in a way in which you're going to see a lot of trump/stein voters where you may not have seen that before. t

let's support kamala harris and doug emhoff because it would be history-making, not just because of her, but because he would be the first first jewish first spouse. watch this and we'll explain what it really means on the other end dwayne collman lot will be her husband and top adviser, doug emhoff who would be the first jewish presidential spouse ever, kamala harris and doug emhoff off making history, standing up for what's right supporting israel now, i want to ask you about this because you are from dearborn, michigan. this is being run in michigan where the republicans are trying to make mischief and try to play this, not because they're trying to appeal to people and say please support doug emhoff because of this wonderful history but that he would be the first jewish for spouse. but to the very large, perhaps arab american vote and electorate to say, do you really want this guy in the white house? we have a massive middle eastern population in dearborn, probably the biggest and the entire country. and it is already primed in that there are a lot of arab americans who are upset ab

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let's talk about it with doug schoen.r, democratic pollster and karl rove, former deputy chief of staff to president george w. bush. you know, carl, we talk about this issue and the flip-flops and trying to get how she has evolved on these policy issues. the candidates put out. when it comes to energy, when it comes specifically to freaking, i don't think people fully understand what a big deal that is in pennsylvania. >> they don't. i mean, this is revolutionized, if you will, the oil industry and the natural gas industry in pennsylvania. and in eastern oregon. excuse me, eastern ohio. and it means a lot of jobs. it not only means jobs in the oil patch but prosperity for the communities. it means demand for steel, for pipes. a demand for skilled technicians to run these systems. and you know, look. this is -- the issue of fracking has revolutioneddized the energy industry in the neath and made for more plentiful lower cost, utility bills. so, this would be a problem if she were in favor of abolishing fracking. what we do