and then there's vice president harris's husband, doug emhoff, potentially the first man to ever serve in this role over the next hour, cnn anchor kaitlan collins, who covered the trump white house's reporter, takes a closer look at the history of the first spouse and how it may be redefined by the next person who will hold that title. >> as a white house reporter. it can be easy to overlook the first lady but that role, and those who have occupied it have long had a deep influence on the west wing. and the country. it can be part diplomat, not you coach steps america first lady but emma, she goes, she is starting up a wealth of information to pass onto the resume full-time campaigner their mother march the lady bird special whistle stop tour in the south where democratic defections, threat. >> and sometimes even fashion model white eisenhower models are glittering an ball gowns brash and full of enthusiasm. >> the first lady has a sampling of our role for the next oil a view that hasn't evolved much over the last 75 years more than 50 women have served in the position since that very

doug emhoff potentially the first man to ever serve in the role of first spouse thank you. thank you so much from springfield, ohio where haitian immigrants face hate in this city. >> they've called home if all of the haitians here, we are gone. what do you think happens to spring for the whole story with anderson cooper tomorrow at 8:00 on cnn it's got it's just perfect for fall, right? fee to low now to strengthen routes all winter for petty loan next spring how did he know all this says it right there on the back. >> yes, it does tell my lawn app today from on care tips and customize plans feed the law. >> pleaded guilty. >> deal is subway has never been easier just by inner foot login out. yet another free dolan hard part is hello, travel. he doesn't get to succumb foot long, waits seriously. i've got to next time, buddy are now and the subway app. >> we'll never spoken, but you've told us many things that you loved stargazing, hate parallel parking, and occasionally, you right foot gets a little heavy the lexus es didn't begin in the studio it began with you manage it

and then there's vice president harris's husband, doug emhoff, potentially the first man to ever serve in this role. over the next hour, cnn anchor, kaitlan collins, who covered the trump white house as a reporter, takes a closer look at the history of the first spouse and how it may be redefined by the next person who holds that title. [audio logo] [water gushing] kaitlan collins: as a white house reporter, it can be easy to overlook the first lady. but that role and those who have occupied it, have long had a deep influence on the west wing and the country. it can be part diplomat-- - out of the royal coach steps america's first lady. wherever she goes, she is storing up a wealth of information to pass on to the president. kaitlan collins: --full-time campaigner. - their mother boards the lady bird special for a whistle stop tour of the south, where democratic defection threatens. martha washington complaints sometimes feeling like a state prisoner because she was so observed and commented on as kind of a thankless job as a kind and if no wind job the role of first lady is typically

we see the second gentleman, doug emhoff. this wave that his wife and she's seems to be smiling at her, at her goofy husband. >> harris is guinea up there and she looks up and he's in the gallery and he kind of does this dorky waved to her knees along further ride. he's happy to be there. you know, that's what i would say. it's like doug emhoff happy to be here with my jersey. >> why is he having so much about in washington? it doesn't seem like other political spouses they see. i mean, it seems like they're big dragged to events. he seems he's like balancing to event. >> yeah. i think some of it's, you know, he gets a little bit of a pass because he's a novelty. >> i think i think also he has the benefit of being a second spouse like can you recall anything karen pence did second spouse, kamala harris? >> has the character and expertise that we needed a president xi's about moving us forward. >> i think whether or not man or woman, doug emhoff has the personality to really make something of the role he is a lawyer by trade.

please welcome second gentleman of the united states doug emhoff. [applause] mr. emhoff: thank you. thank you all. thank you, meryl. thank you, yani. and thank you, pittsburgh. you have welcomed me many times to mourn, to remember, and to rededicate ourselves to living proudly as jews. thank you for opening your doors and your arms once again at this critical moment. we have one week to go. one week to turn the page, chart a new way forward, and elect my wife, kamala harris, as president of the united states. [applause] i'm so proud of the way that she has stepped up and shared her vision and prosecuted the case against donald trump's unhinged and just un-american view of america and of our fellow americans. kamala brings both joy and toughness to everything that she does and this campaign is no different. yesterday, we marked the anniversary of the deadliest anti-semitic attack in american history, a massacre at shabbat services not far from where we are right now, and one year after the october 7 hamas terrorist attacks against israel, we are all still reeling. so i want to talk a

. >> reporter: doug emhoff accused of physical abuse. we have a full report. >> our team asks many times for more security, more help and they were denied. >> trump heading back to butler, as the secret service is in a state of emergency. plus. ♪ everyone's trying to get it right ♪ >>> today washington saw a ghost. >> hey, folks. my name is joe biden. welcome mr. president . >> we've been waiting for you. >> welcome to the swimming pool. >> the first time joe biden never set foot in the briefing room as president. the press was stunned. peter doocy's leg fell off. and every channel in america cut straight to it. >> we were actually but to go live to vice president kamala harris who's speaking right now in detroit, michigan, and apparently she's talking about the sport strike ending. she's trying to appeal to union workers and yet you have the president of the united states come out clearly overshadowing her, answering significant questions. is that a communications mistake? is the left-hand not talking to the right hand? kamala harris is

one thing that has been unique about doug emhoff's he brings a lot of joy to it. it was very comfortable for him to assume the role, and he says he writes the role. now, that may be different from other first lady's campaigning, but doug emhoff from day one seemed very comfortable in the role and emanates a lot of joy, and his children say he just loves the role. ->> it's a bigger spotlight when you are in the white house. he has enjoyed it. so thinking about what else because information we did you think about what a first gentleman might look like, what can we learn from other states or even countries and how the first gentleman have had access to those arenas to tell us about how this first gentleman might act? >> i mentioned earlier we have a laboratory out there to examine, and that is the states. we had dozens of men who have been the first gentleman of their state. we had 12 women governors right now. as the center of the thinning, there are no rules for this role. there is no rulebook, no legislative description of what they should be doing, no constitutio

doug emhoff will join us on this program at this hour tomorrow night.ign in las vegas tomorrow with jennifer lopez, a proud member of the puerto rican community who grew up in the bronx. in new york city. las vegas tonight, the harris campaign has placed its physically biggest ad, a 366- foot message on the exterior of the las vegas sphere. mitch mcconnell, the senate republican leader has poured more than $6 million just in the last two weeks into the nevada senate race to try to prevent democratic senator jackie rosen from being reelected. >> growing up in a working class family i never could imagine i would run for elected office. i was first in my family to graduate from college taking out student loans and working many jobs including as a cocktail waitress at caesar's palace to make ends meet. i built careers as a computer programmer in a male dominated field. but i have also been a care giver as my family and served as president of my synagogue. it is an honor to be the first former computer programmer and head of a synagogue and first woman senat

in about 45 minutes after this program on c-span, you will hear from doug emhoff, currently the second gentleman, and the co-authors of the book "remember the first ladies" will discuss the possibility of doug emhoff becoming the first first gentleman. you will see that right after this program. paul in naples, florida, republican, good morning. caller: i listened to some of the people discussing what their ideas are and everything. do not get me wrong. i have got relatives in ohio and california. they have been there since the 1950's and the 1940's. my parents moved here to naples back in the 1960's. things have gradually progressed with more wealth. people buying property and doing stuff. a lot of these people do have businesses and they go ahead and supply more jobs because if they can get tax breaks, they can build their businesses bigger and hire more people to have jobs. i am just not for all these jobs being given to immigrants. all of these jobs are being filled by people that are not american residents. it is kind of like we are backing up. everything is given to them. i do no

doug emhoff, who will join us as a guest on this program tomorrow night? donald trump has never apologized for saying they are absolute garbage. he has never clarified exactly who he was talking about when he said they are absolute garbage. 's words were, the people that surround her, they are scum and they want to take our country down. they are absolute garbage. donald trump's words. not one reporter ever asked him about that statement. not one. the day he called supporters garbage, nobody wrote a headline about that. it was not a news story. the poisonous american candidate for president who uses hitler's language constantly and calls democrats garbage, that was not news. but the very same news media that ignored all the times trump has called american citizens and american voters scum and garbage and actually tried to turn joe biden's use of the word garbage into a controversial new story today, and to do so had to refuse to listen to the actual sentence he spoke. they had to refuse to look at the written words of that sentence. had to refuse to unders

second gentleman, doug emhoff. of course, if he could become the first spouse that's the first man in that office. what do you think we can expect to see from him if he takes on that role it's a fascinating look regardless of which candidate wins, because if melania trump, where if donald trump wins plenty, trump returns to her role. >> she never was a typical or conventional first lady and i say that in quotes because there's no defined role for this position, every first lady has done differently, but with doug emhoff, he'd be the first guy to ever occupy this position. i actually went over to the smithsonian museum in washington. they have a first ladies exhibit there and in the dark i speak with one of the curators about that because they have all of the inaugural gowns that every first lady has warned to their husbands inauguration. there's no trucks in there. obviously, but there certainly could be. they came close to being prepared for that during the election between donald trump and hillary clinton, the id

we are now facing the prospect of potentially having it be a man occupied that role and doug emhoff andit caused us to take a deeper look at what this role actually is. i think it often gets overlooked understandably, people are often more focused on the west wing than they are the east wing, as you know, as a former white house correspondent. but it's often a very influential role, certainly on the president of the united states, countless leaders before have talked about how they depended on their spouse winning big decisions. but this roll in and of itself, it's almost one of those if you do, if you don't, it's ill-defined. there's no job description. it's unpaid, and the person is unelected. they are basically put in that office by a result of their spouse being elected and so we took a deeper look at meloni has time as first lady, what that could look like if she returns to the white house. and of course, we dug into what was happening during one of those most memorable moments, obviously, of her husband's presidency, which was january 6, 2021. and i spoke to kate bennett, seen as

. >> doug emhoff off, accused of physical abuse. we have a full report from our team. >> ask many times for more security, more help. >> and they were denied. trump heading back to butler>> u as the secret service is inin a state of emergency. >> plus, today, washington saw a ghost. >> hey, folks. right. my name's joe biden. so welcome. >> welcome, mr. president. waiting for you. welcome to the swimming pool. >> it was the first timee biden ever set foot in the briefing room as president. the press was stunned. peter duce, his wig fell off. and every channel in america to cut straight to it. >> we were actually about to go. live to vice president kamala harris, who's speaking right now in detroit, michiganse . and apparently she's talking about this port strike ending. alkingabousporshe's trying to an workers. and yet you have the president of the united states come out a clearly overshadowing her, answering significant questions. is that a communications mistake? is the that a left hand not tae to the right hand? >> and kamala harr

two men in montana and spousal spotlight launia trump makes way what does my body my choice is doug emhoff it works to make history inside politics best reporting from inside the corridors of power starts now politics sunday. >> manu raja, just 30 days to go. so where does this unprecedented race stand? and how will the candidates shore up their vulnerabilities? and is there anything that could give either donald trump or kamala harris and edge since there is still no clear leader there are no more debates. the conventions are long over, and now it gets down to tactics and the extensive ground operations the parties have spent years building to target those small number of persuadable voters in the seven key swing states. so how are the candidates spending these critical final days? last night, donald trump returned to the site where he was nearly killed this summer. butler, pennsylvania, for a rally with the man of man who died at the scene, as well as the world's richest person, you on musk. and vice president harris spent yesterday in hurricane-battered north carolina. of course, a pivo

doug emhoff can't get any nannies to return his calls. by the way, we actually got video of kamala driving after it was over here she is. you know, it was reported that kamala showed up for the interview almost 20 minutes late, but she came as soon as she finished happy hour. on the upside, it gave brett time to give his hair two more coats of shellac. shellac. you did a great job. when baer asked harris when she knew about biden's mental decline, she replied that joe biden is not on the ballot. yes, he's not on the ballot because of his mental decline. that's like when asked when did you first know you ran over a crossing guard and you answer, it doesn't matter. he's dead now. the view's sunny hostin said that harris went into the belly of the beast, leading viewers to momentarily think she was eaten by whoopi goldberg. moving on. according to a new survey, 25% of gen zers have brought their parents to a job interview. who would do such a thing? and finally, your your. is that how you say it? who cares? he's dead. yahya sinwar, the maste

what happens if we have a first spouse, doug emhoff. >> this is a history-making election, right? regardless of the outcome but i think we'll be ready we'll be ready to bring in our first tuxedo i'm anderson cooper after vice president kamala harris became the democratic nominee, she launched an aggressive campaign to re-introduce herself to the country. but with the election looming, many remain undecided and are looking at where harris stands on the issues that matter to them before casting their ballots. over the next hour, cnn's audie cornish looks at harris's record and her promises on five key issues in this election reproductive rights immigration, foreign policy, the state democracy. and one that most american side is their top priority, the economy >> day after president joe biden announced his decision to drop out of the race and endorse his vice president, kamala harris, addressed campaign staff at the wilmington, delaware headquarters building up the middle class will be a defining goal of my presidency candidate. >> she doubled down on that commitment. >> if you are e

we also take a look though at doug emhoff, the second gentlemen and what it could look like if he is in that position, he would be the first man to ever occupy the role of the first first gentlemen if you will. and so it's a fascinating look at conventional typical job descriptions and how people tried to use it. and i actually spoke to some people who thought doug emhoff would actually be a more conventional first spouse than we've seen melania trump be, regardless of what happens in the election, it's a fascinating look to see who will be occupying what's often overlooked for the west wing. and that's the east wing. >> that's right. kaitlan collins. thanks so much. the whole story with anderson cooper, one whole hour, one whole story airs next only on cnn. thanks so much for joining me this evening. i'm jessica dean. we're going to see you again right back here next weekend. >> a great night she put. >> her entire career day one is coming out episodes says to the world, it's okay to be gay. i don't think i realized how much it meant till i saw the reactions tv on the edge, moments

. >> we've got some reaction just coming in from the second gentleman, doug emhoff, who just said this about the very awful insulting rhetoric at a rally last night, listened to this he demeans immigrants with the same hateful slurs hurled at our ancestors. >> vermin animals who poison the blood of our country he scapegoats jewish voters right to our faces, saying that if he loses it will be the fault of jews he looks at adolf hitler's generals and see something to admire just let that sink in you do not reward someone like that with a platform or with power gloria. >> he's jewish or doug emhoff, and obviously he takes all of these words very, very seriously. >> he does. and, you know, there are, there have been people who represent donald trump who say that that she is anti-semitic, which is absurd and ridiculous. and to let anti-semitic comments, i want to go back to the closing arguments thank this was supposed to be the capstone of the campaign for him, madison square garden, he wanted to be idolized at madison square garden. he's a new yorker and they let this stuff flow. this vil

they are trying to fight back by saying doug emhoff is a model of masculinity and tim walz come of thatims he's a hunter but can't even load his own shotgun. >> greg: i with the different slap in the face to people at doug emhoff. 1.5 project 2025 and i'll shut up -- never heard of it but i do know it's never killed anyone. i know it's never raped anyone, it hasn't caused any inflation i know it hasn't butchered kids for some kind of delusional identity. it's a thing written by a think tank. run along and do whatever you do about that. the producers asked tim walz to be on the view because they needed to lower the testo testosterone. this is a guy who is accused j.d. vance of cosplay. he's cycling through all of the blue-collar sitcom roles -- what's next, kevin james? put on some ups shorts? after the selection to your question they're going to need some serious self-reflection. why do men black, brown, white, asian, see the democrats as a joke? i get it, you can dislike trump but you can be on the same page as trump. what are men, what are women? what's a border? what's a violent crim

what becomes of the smithsonian's first lady's exhibit what happens if we have a first spouse, doug emhoff. >> this is a history-making election, right regardless of the outcome. but i think will be ready, will be ready to bring in our first tuxedo >> why do i have to be so ashamed? i mean, why can't i just see the truth? i mean, be who i am. i'm 35-years-old. i'm so afraid to tell people. i mean, just susan i'm gay 40 million people watched today. there's nothing like it. right? except maybe the super bowl you talking about straight writers writing a coming out was like this is so cool. and yet this is going to kill this show. it's going to be over. yes. like i thought this could be the end of our careers elon caught her entire career at stake she could have lost everything. we do not want the gay and lesbian lifestyle paraded in the living rooms of americans homes. >> you would think gay people did not exist. they very rarely showed up on tv. >> i remember as a young gay kid, being so hungry to see even negative portrayals because it meant that there were other people like us and all cop

will change the way americans think about how families work together, how men support there wives doug emhoff does move into the east wing what becomes of the smithsonian first, lady's exhibit what happens if we have a first spouse, doug emhoff. >> this is a history-making election, right regardless of the outcome. >> but i think we'll be ready will be ready to bring in our first tuxedo >> and now the hbo original series real time with bill maher are you? >> thank you people. thank you very much all righty >> thank you. people i appreciate it. look oh wow. >> yes, you can thank you. you're very kind >> great to be back after a week off. i know i can feel the tension in you. this is just. you're just excited. you're tense. it could be anything. oh, fuck. it's 25 days before the election, and i got to say, it's not looking that great for the democrats. i mean, this is not a good sign. you know, when you have an african-american candidate, you probably shouldn't be having to shore up your support among black men. but that's what's going on. tim walz is headlining a voter engagement event tonight

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here you have elon musk doing this disgusting ad implying that somehow doug emhoff because he is jewishhe strings more or less and that at kamala harris saying that when he talks kamala harris listens. this is as blatantly anti- semitic as you could possibly be. this is the guy who is tipping the scales for donald trump.>> it is no surprise. elon musk has retreated anti-semitic tweets on his own platform, and he is not the only one doing this. i brought up a story about a week ago about the jewish republican coalition that put out mailers in michigan. another swing state. that said kamala harris doesn't care about anti-semitism. she is married to a jewish person in her administration initiated a project to combat anti-semitism. they were using it for a different reason, so playing with these anti-semitic and anti-jewish tropes. elon musk has tweeted out racist stuff. conspiracy theories. again and again. he just doesn't stop. he is doing it several times a day with his campaign ads while he is paying people. this is really i think the epitome of american oligarchy. the richest man using

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the campaign that we're running. >> this campaign event, you're at today with second gentleman doug emhoff also includes the current head coach and the former head coach of the milwaukee bucks. certainly local celebrities. and on friday, beyonce is going to join vice president harris in houston, democratic presidential candidates have deployed celebrities in the past with mixed results what impact do you think it has for harris? >> i think it's important that everybody get out it's not lost that just last week i was on a bus tour with nine other governors and wisconsin and michigan and pennsylvania basically saying that even though i happen to be the governor of the state of maryland, it was important from me that everybody around the country understand the importance of having kamala harris as our next president. that you can have people who are everyday working americans. you can have people who are athletes. you can have people who are, who entertainers everybody needs to make sure that they're using whatever vehicle they have and whatever resource they have to ensure that we can actual

. >> if kamala harris wins, doug emhoff would be the first first gentleman if it's donald trump, the former first lady, melania trump, would take the job she already had for four years. this week on the whole story with anderson cooper, cnn's kaitlan collins looks at the history of first ladies including melania's for controversial in some time times chaotic years in the white house she realized what she wore could draw attention. >> she used that very strategically, sometimes to her detriment. we can think about the african trip was out of a magazine when she went to her first solo trip to africa and she was criticized for wearing the hat, right? >> i had written a story about how she had mourn a pinch helmet on a safari in kenya. and it is a symbol of british colonial rule. it represents some really dark ideas and she he didn't like that line of coverage. and she medicine front of the great sphinx i wish people would focus on what i do. >> not, what aware she walked away from us and started posing against the backdrop of the pyramid and it was literally 18 fashion show photo shoot

thursday of last week, doug emhoff took part in a campaign rally in athens, georgia.e interviewed the second gentleman. the discussion began with what led to harris' candidacy. president biden's disastrous debate performance in june. take a look. >> you had the debate. and everybody's phones were blowing up for the next couple of weeks. and just about every democrat i knew, every journalist i talked to, everybody was saying, well, they can't just hand it to kamala. that's not going to happen. there's going to be an open convention. she's going to have to earn it. there's going to be fights. why did everybody close so quickly around kamala when all of the elites, all of the experts said that was never going to happen? >> i think it's a testament to her. i mean, almost four years as vice president. she's demonstrated that leadership throughout. it may not have been covered all the time, but it was there. she was building relationships across the party, across the country. and, again, no one handed this to her, joe. >> that wasn't the perception, though, of her. as you k

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and second gentleman doug emhoff is in michigan. 20 me now, we have democratic congressman from illinois, mike quigley. good to see you. so 16 days out here from this election. harris and trump, they are essentially tied. what is your sense of what is going on? why this is happening? is there anything the harris campaign can do to win over those 10% or so voters in the nbc news poll this morning who say, they might still change their vote? >> sure. look. 16 days out, every vote is going to count. we recognize trump won by 76,000 votes in three states, guided by 45,000 volts in three states. it will probably be the same general number here. you play on the margins. after every vote you get. i am focused on the diaspora of eastern europeans, ukrainians, the baltics. just about everyone who might be concerned about their home country and the differences between the campaigns on the issue of the war in ukraine. the fact is, i have been to poland four times since the war started. ukraine, three times. the polish military and ukrainian military leaders as well as our own have said that if we a

imagin e if you had said i don't know doug emhoff is wants to take out take .ey wou out kamala, that they would say that they would takeally that literally, though they would be all over mediate. >> cyrus plans to helpal kill kill wife so he can get back to his nanny. yeahs . listen listen, the idea the best part . this to me, is that she just. , first of all, if sonny took, the makeup and the wig off, she look like miguel. so. so i guessikeum she's just an el little thing. thd you know, her precious is attention. so trying to. here's the thing. ere' you're your wife has an independent thought that she can talk out loud. doesn'he talt that say a lot about you as the husband? because it's. i'm confused becauses d?. i would assume if a guy is hitler and a threat to democracy and a dictator, in he's least those things in his own house. >> yeah. yeah. he's not even running.ning melania. yeah. so what the hell is he going to do in the whit e house? >> because apparently evil red headed hitler is reallys nice husband who listens to his wife's thoughts. >> and yeah, s

second gentleman doug emhoff also in michigan. and here's part of the report of the race in michigan from's nbc's steve carnegie. >> look at the average there. harris, by 1/10 of one point. really doesn't get closer than that. let's dive into michigan, what we will be looking at on the home stretch in election night. the key thing, go back to the last election year. you just heard from barack obama there. before donald trump came on the scene, rack obama and the democrats won handily. trump flipped it barely in 2016, and then moved a little bit back to the democrats in 2020. between 2012 and 2020, the trump era, the state as a whole got a lot less democratic. >> a new nbc news poll shows more than half of voters saying they are less likely to vote for a candidate who says trump won the 2020 election. and you today, virginia becomes the 17th they were early voters can now cast a ballot in person. the nbc news tracker showing more than 14 1/2 million votes have already been passed. well, we have reporters in place for you across the

>>> more now for my interview with second gentleman doug emhoff. shortly before his took the stage last week at a campaign rally in athens, georgia. among the topics discussed, how the polls have become much tighter since harris' honeymoon period in august. why is it that this race is still tied? you talk to people, on the trump campaign off the record, and the harris's campaign of the record and they say this race is tied. why? >> it is closed. >> those things would have been disqualifying for any democrat or any republican in the past. why are they now? >> they should be. i don't think people are hearing what he is saying because again there is this fog, this trump fog all the gaslighting and all the misinformation and disinformation and people not willing to see what is right in front of their face. >> you have -- >> we are out here each and every day and in each of the seven swing states, each and every day and this is why we are rally republicans, moderates, independence and this is why the tent on the democratic side goes massively wide in a

in just a few minutes, vice president kamala harris and second gentleman doug emhoff will commemorate victims and hostages of that devastating attack. we'll bring those remarks live as soon as they get under way. we begin with the 2024 presidential demain now roiled by a deadly disaster in a republican nominee who is defined by his never-ending penchant for lying. here's what vice president harris said to describe donald trump in a podcast last night. >> this guy is full of lies. i mean, i just have to be very candid with you. you know, in my career, from the time i got out of law school through most of my career as a prosecutor, i understood that the words that i spoke and what i did with those words would be the difference between whether somebody was charged with a crime or went to prison, maybe prison for life. when i was attorney general, i was the top law enforcement officer of the biggest state in the country, and i was acutely aware that the words i spoke could be the difference between whether a corporation was in business or out of business, that the words i spoke could move

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w walz's wife negative message, doug emhoff, negative message and melania has a message of hope. >> brian: it is a general election, more men voting for trump and more women voting for kamala harris. president does have governor mike huckabee, melania, st stefanik, tulsi gabbard, try to chip away at the vice president's strongest group. >> steve: melania will be our surprise guest tomorrow. >> brian: you blew the surprise. >> steve: she'll be with us. >> brian: she might be coming on tomorrow. >> steve: we want people to watch, she's going to be here. >> ainsley: read her book, one night. >> steve: what is happening behind scenes that would indicate donald trump is leading or been a sea tide change and i was talking about this, lead story in "washington post," how ceos and billionaires who tried to stay out of the race or have criticized donald trump from january 6 or backed democrats in the past are staying silent in the run-up because they think they could win. big shots like tim cook, guy thatun ares apple and guy who runs google, are talking to the former president, which would sugges

doug emhoff smashed his nanny cam. she lost her cool because. because she didn't expect the thing that that that none of the reporters have already have done, which is ask follow up questions. she should have seen this coming. stevie wonder should have seen this coming, that brett baer was going to ask follow up questions. she ended up with the look and the tone of a dmv clerk who wants to take her break, but you're waiting for her. and so she's just like, i'm not going to help that person. the best part of this, though, we edited it out. i can't understand this. when she said, you know what i'm talking about? and he says, no, i don't. he spoke for america. he did. we have waited three and a half years for somebody to say, no, we don't know what you're talking about. finally it happened. i don't blame her for skipping tonight's al smith's dinner, because, frankly, the catholics might give her last rites. it was that bad. what else do i have? oh, she was unprepared. she has no excuse for that. she's lazy. there's a reason why she's in the witness

he joked about doug emhoff's and fidelity in his first marriage. he winked at the assassination attempts against him and much, much more good thing we've got our roundtable here to break it down. brian stelter, what did you make of this performance? >> no, don't ask me first i thought it was funny. i thought he actually got a few great jokes in that the best moment was we talked about the assassination attempts and made light of what he's experienced because i think he's experiencing real trauma, real ptsd as a result of the shootings, but he's still able to have a light moment in this room and he took well, good vantage of the fact that kamala harris wasn't there, which is really disappointing, is that he kept whole thing exactly that she they're usually supposed to be in the same room, which it is frustrating though that he will not pronounce her name correctly. it's not difficult. and he goes out of his way to insult her in a way that i think is racially touched. >> the fact that she's not there, bomani, a smart move. not so smart move. i mean,

palmieri, actually, who used to work on the hillary clinton campaign and who is now working in doug emhoff'sparentlyjen palmieri came in when she joined the campaign a few months ago in the early summer and in the summer, once vp harris was the candidate, said, "listen, we have to fundamentally change "the way we think about donald trump — "we have to stop thinking about him as a bad candidate and we have to recognise that actually he's a really good candidate and that he is very good at this particular thing of running for president." and i thought that was just a very interesting switch of mindset, because my impression covering the 2016 campaign, which i covered, was that there was a sort of dismissive attitude towards donald trump and also to his supporters, that famous basket of deplorables phrase that she used much to her detriment, but that they kind of thought he was a joke, he didn't really know what he was doing. and i think this campaign is trying to treat donald trump much more seriously. and even though it was widely recognised that that kamala harris had a very good debate agai

and vice president kamala harris and doug emhoff will place a wreath in honor of those killed on october 7. >> todd: president biden and jill will participation in a candlelighting ceremony at the white house. kamala harris has hard-hitting interviews with "the view" and stephen colbert and she appeared on save your daddy podcast. >> carley: a former bernie sanders and joe biden supporting will respond coming up next. some days, you can feel like a spectator in your own life with chronic migraine, 15 or more headache days a month each lasting 4 hours or more. botox® prevents headaches in adults with chronic migraine before they start. and treatment is 4 times a year. in a survey, 91% of users wish they'd started sooner. so why wait? talk to your doctor. effects of botox® may spread hours to weeks after injection causing serious symptoms. alert your doctor right away as difficulty swallowing speaking, breathing, eye problems, or muscle weakness can be signs of a life-threatening condition. side effects may include allergic reactions, neck and injection site pain, fatigue, and headache. do

no surprise as him and doug emhoff love impregnating the help. lot of love.the world series two yankees fans tried to take a ball i would've mookie betts. it's nice to see new york fans try to take something that's not wallet. not only were they kicked out they were sentenced to play -- watch three mets games. >>> them menendez brothers are asking to be put on parole prior to thanksgiving. the tÜrkiye will make families sleepy and easy to murder. harris says she can't do what she wants to do as president because she's vice president. she is, asked one man. >>> after three years as a couple channing tatum and zoe kravitz rocha. they split up and the split is mutual they want to spend more times with mirrors. >>> south korea is spending $3 billion to fight loneliness and they are bringing in an expert. you must like ready for that one. >>> joe rogan offered to interview harris but they asked him to travel to meet her, keep it under an hour and stop being joe rogan. >>> remember a few months ago when the harris campaign was about joy? >> the joy and excitement w

second gentleman doug emhoff will be at pittsburgh at idps today to talk about the role of american jews presidential election and rise of anti-semitism is in the u.s. later at 7 p.m. eastern second term independent senator angus king faces of republican-democratic challengers in a debate. all life today here on c-span2, c-span now a free mobile video at or online at c-span.org. >> as a 2024 presidential campaign continues, american history tv present its series distort presidential elections. lord about the pivotal issues of different eras, uncover what made these elections historic and explore the lasting impact on the nation. this saturday the election of 1980. >> i had been president now for almost four years. i've had to make thousands of decisions, and each one of the decision has been a learning process. i've seen the strength of my nation and dicing the crises that approached and i had to deal with those gracious as best i could. >> are you better off than you were four years ago? is it easier for you to go and buy things in the store that it was four years ago? is there more or

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