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. >> interesting alyssa farah griffin, nikki haley was on fox last night with some advice for trump and i want to play that along with what we heard from the former president earlier today. watch and listen why thing republicans have to stop, don't quit whining about her. we knew it was going to be her. she's not going to give an interview. they're going to hold out as long as they can. that's the right. they can do it. it's not going to win. talking about whether she's dumb, it's not you can't win on those things, but still laugh of a crazy person and i will tell you, you haven't done too crazy. >> she's crazy. >> you know why she hasn't done an interview because she's not smart. >> she's not intelligent. >> all right. so alyssa can trump win launching these kinds of very, very personal attacks against kamala harris. >> simply put, no, look wolf, this election could very well be decided by which candidate better articulate an economic message. and i watched the speech and full and there was some policy and there there was a lot of contrasting were you better off four years later, four

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scott jennings, ashley allison, david axelrod alyssa farah griffin, and van jones. you might have caused caught us speaking off camera a little bit because that's what we do here david, i want to start with you about kind of the optics, the strategy, the messaging, all of this given the fact, that you have. done this before, how how do you think it played, right? >> i mean, i think they had a great night listen there to places you'd like to be in a campaign. you want to be about the future and you want to be about hope and that change. >> you mean yeah i mean, i've heard that but, you know, such an interesting transformation has happened. suddenly. donald trump feels like the embattled incumbent. i mean, that's the way he's behaving and they are presenting themselves as the turn the page age candidates and that's the field that we got tonight. but what walt springs is, you know, i prompt from the midwest, i live in the midwest and, you know, they talk about midwest nice he he delivered some heavy blows, but he did it with that kind of gentle humor that actually land

david axelrod, alyssa farah griffin, and van jones.i always like to tell our viewers what we're talking about when we're not on tv. and one of the things that i do not is the reality check. >> yes. >> this is, as people have maybe said too much, this is a bit of a sugar high because of the shift, because of the very real enthusiasm. but 90 days is a long time. >> it is. first of all, i don't think i think sugar high now may be a thing of the past because that was the first week, the second hour or two. i mean, they've gotten out of the gates very very well. the nature of presidential politics, however, is that the better you do, the better you have to do the bar gets raised. there are more tests around the corner and, you know unveiling a running mate is getting the right person it's obviously important but this was kind of a lay up. i mean, this was a an event that you can control. there are things you can't control. so the question is, what happens when there are debates? what happens when she gets into a regimen of interviews as i a

shermichael singleton, alyssa farah griffin. so good to have all of you on this thursday night.g news day. one quick final note on that prisoner swap earlier tonight in speaking about one of the russians was released today, roman seleznev, we mistakenly showed a photo of his father. this right here is the correct photo of roman, who was sent back to russia today comes from russian state media. we do regret that error still ahead, vice president harris, the sisterhood she shares with historically black sororities and how they could help shape this election copd pretty out of breath. and often out of the picture but this is my story. and with once-daily trilogy, it can still be beautiful because with three medicines and one inhaler trilogy keeps my area always open for a full 24 hours. >> and prevents future flare-ups. trilogy, you also improves lung function. so i can breathe more freely. all day tonight, trilogy won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high blood pressure before taking it, do not take trilogy

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alyssa farah griffin. thank you both for being here. we just heard harry talking about this flip-flopping issue. but he also went into that poll that said that lets people know exactly the policies that kamala harris stands behind compared to trump. so why is it? we're seeing more people in these polls, although within the margin of error, but more people saying they would vote for harris yeah. >> i think what you've seen is when joe biden pass the torch when kamala harris stepped up as the nominee, you saw consolidation of the democratic base. you saw younger voters, black voters, latino voters saying they're excited about her candidacy. and so we've seen those sunbelt states shift back towards harris, but you've also seen independent voters, those double-hater voters, people who are swing voters, show some excitement for her paris as well. and it's not that she's completely undefined, right? she has the benefit of some of the policies of the biden administration. she can tout the successes and she can also talk about new policy moving

that is the first gold for team gb in athletics since mo farah won double gold in rio in 2016.ler and fresher, some sunshine, could be a few showers as well. on monday, though, the highest temperature of the day was in north—eastern scotland. temperatures in the moray firth got up to 27 degrees. that was in this warm and humid air ahead of this weather front here, which is bringing some rain in from the west. following on from that, we see the cooler and fresher air moving into the north—west of the uk. the rain on that weather front increasingly light and patchy, but quite a change coming into northern ireland. temperatures some ten degrees lower than at the same time on monday morning. a more comfortable night for sleeping. quite muggy, though, across the midlands and eastern england. a little rain here, could prove to be a bit hit and miss. that moves through, then we get some sunshine following. the odd shower coming in over the irish sea, but most of these showers getting blown into northern ireland and western scotland. a bit drier in eastern scotland, but we're not going

his joe biden, was at the phone's phone call you farah singh?esse: now that obama is running the campaign moore think she's president. >> united states senators proud to cosponsor and as vice president it was my honour with the president with the president. >> jesse: today come allah officially secured the democrat nomination. she did it without getting a single vote and without answering a single question from the press. maybe this is why a snack this is extraordinary testament to the importance of having a president who understands the power of diplomacy and understands the strength that arrests in understanding the significance of diplomacy. >> jesse: the oilers unscripted last night and if you're confused so his joe biden. look at his face. then he walked onto the plane after all the hostages had only taken off. watch. 's. [ ♪♪ ] the white house says biden was thanking the way -- the flight crew. what is come allah doing? still hostages have not left the plane. that's who biden was green? why didn't kamala harris go with him? probably she di

he is not making as farah push to the center occupy at least is not trying to as kamala harris', so iou really are going to get this youngs that position, but i would just like to add, there's an implication that walz has agreed to the date, this is like the bride and the wedding planner and the groom being told about it and saying, well, are you going to show up? it makes it look like j.d. vance has been obstructing this debate. the network works with the campaigns and they come up with a debate and they announce the debate, not the way tim walz wants to do it. stuart: hey, solid, enjoy that state fair. i've been there once, and it's fantastic. >> will do. stuart stouter let's get back to the retail business. let's start with walmart. lauren, the stock is way up this morning. lauren: wow. 9%. stuart: that is huge. lauren: they're a winner, like, all around on the essentials, right? people go in, they get cheaper food and the basics, got it. but walmart is also, and they've invested to do this, heir diversifying. their e-commerce sales, up 2322%. they have -- 22%. they have membership

. >> i starting us off tonight, cnn political commentator scott jennings and alyssa farah griffin, also michael nutter, mere, former mayor democratic mayor of philadelphia. alyssa i mean, you have sat through and stood through a lot of trump talks does it just seem like he's tired because we've heard a lot of this before, or does he seem actually tired to you? >> so i've been saying this since the outset of this election, donald trump is not the donald trump of 20 2016. he seemed slowed down. he seems meandering, he seems low energy and he really is struggling to make a point. there were brief moments where he got on message in this press conference and starts talking about grocery prices and the economic message he was there to deliver. but quickly lose his train of thought and kind of end up on any sort of tangent like dead birds by windmills he is somebody who is not performing at the caliber that he wants was and you know what that might have worked when he's up against joe biden. the contrast did make him appear at times stronger and more vibrant. it's not working against kamala ha

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to talk about this, weren't let's discuss with cnn political commentators bakari sellers and alyssa farahin bakari, i mean, your thoughts on the fact that january 6 even came up at this convention? >> well, i think it had to in part of it, it's somewhat twofold. one of the things that this convention is about is turning the page in earlier this morning, i found myself quoting nikki haley about whichever party kind of doesn't happen often turn turns. i know really turns the page first will be the party that's successful and one of the things that donald trump and i'm sure that twitter and my right when trolls are going to go apoplectic about this, but donald trump is forever associated with political violence. that is the definition of what we saw and so it's not just the chaos is not just the buffoonery, but it's also that political violence that donald trump will forever be associated with. and so, yeah, it's not the whole argument but it's an ingredient in the pie that we're trying to bait. yeah. i mean, alyssa, what do you think? i mean, this attempt to they're still trying to whitewas

former mayor of new york city built blasio trump's former white house communications director, alyssa farah griffin, and senior correspondent for the grio, natasha alford. >> great to have you all here. alyssa, you know, we've seen trump do this before, arrange a news conference when he doesn't like the way the news cycle is going. but he is very clearly trying to get it back now from, from harris, from her crowd sizes, from the momentum she's saying he was claiming there's only 1,500 people at her rally. it was closer to 15,000. what did you see in that press conference today? >> i mean, it was an absolute dumpster fire of a press conference. i don't know how you could frame it any other way. he does feel like the focus is not on him. she's getting a lot of attention and he's kind of getting into i alone can fix it mode. i don't think advisers would have told him that 90 minutes of ranting and raving and re-litigating the former election is a useful way to be campaigning. but he did what he's going to do. he hash out some of his greatest hits and i think that there is something to the fact

access to abortion pills joining me right now, cnn, political commentators, bakari sellers and alyssa farah, good to see you guys. >> i get the double whammy of having you both here. thank you. happy friday. okay. alyssa, abortion was already an animating motivating issue amongst democratic voters. we know that and others, what do you see in donald trump's answer here? >> well, this was an absolute dumpster fire of a precedent conference just to be clear, but i think it's if you say it, it may be so he knows it's a huge issue. donald trump's actually been ahead of most republicans and realizing what a major vulnerability is for republicans. and while abortion doesn't generally rank as the top three issues to voters, it's one of the highest intensity issues, right? especially with women and with swing voters. the very voters does that he needs to win this election to dismiss it is such a poor strategy, but i think honestly the only strategy they're saying like, oh, it's not a big deal and hoping that that resonates. >> i actually, i was thinking the same. my sense was the car that this was d

alyssa farah griffin, who is against donald trump. i don't think mike pence. mike pence?asn't come out in support of donald trump yet, so rachel, what does this tell you about trump this is incredibly concerning. >> i worry almost at this point that people are desensitized to the number of former trump aides who are coming out and saying that they don't endorse him for president, or that they're revealing new details that are really concerning. for example, general mcmaster talked about how donald trump wanted to surround himself with people who only uplifted his opinions and didn't give him unvarnished assessments. he also said he had to remind donald trump that he's not friends with vladimir putin. these are all things that are really concerning and it builds on the fact that historic number of republicans are endorsing vice president harris for president. there were six republicans speakers on the stage of the democratic national convention last week. even more in videos. and what's really powerful here is that a lot of them are coming around to saying that that what i

the wrong person to get more relief to working class citizens and seniors on fixed incomes alyssa farah griffin, we've heard trump time and time again saying that harris hasn't sat down for an interview that she's not smart enough now she has done this and we know that dana has pressed her on a bunch of different issues what's your what are your thoughts on what he just said well, first i'm dying to know how hot it is in michigan today because he looks very warm listen, there was an unforced error here by the harris-walz campaign to just wait so long to do an interview and to allow this attack line to build up from the trump campaign. in this narrative to kind of be set of, can she get through it? of course course she got through it. we're going to see some answers tonight but i do think this and i'm somebody who worked in political communications my entire career, media engagement matters. it is fundamentally different than a stump speech, than an ad that you cut, because that's how voters seed and read author anticipate. and what she needed to set out to do tonight was to convince ske

. >> shermichael singleton, cnn political commentator, republican strategist, and alyssa farah griffin, cnn political commentator theater former trump white house communications director. welcome to all of you. thank you so much for being here after a very late night. the president, not finishing until after midnight. i believe i will candidly admit i watched the end of his speech this morning but kate bedingfield, i mean, this honestly that moment where he acknowledged that he was too old to be president. i think you could honestly hear the reaction from the room that sort of inhale of, wow, he actually went there and said that would talk a little bit about what this means. you worked for this man for for quite some time. you invested a lot of yourself in him as well as did so many people when this room yeah. >> you know, the word that kept kind of reverberating with me while i was watching him last night was patriotism because we in this moment of incredibly divided partisanship in this country. >> we have really, in a lot of ways hardened into our corners. we've become incredibly co

alyssa farah griffin here with us as well, how successful do you think kamala harris was? in appealing to moderates and independents during the course of the convention. and how does she move the needle with those voters now, listen, this was a historic and remarkably well executed democratic national convention. >> having republicans come out, endorse her, my friend and former colleague adam kinzinger, geoff duncan, the former lieutenant governor of georgia georgia, as well, some trump administration officials. >> but also i was paying most attention to the word she was using and the thing she was saying in that clip that you played at the top resonated with me last night where she said she asked independents or republicans for their votes juxtapose to donald trump who said, we don't want the nikki haley voters, much less trying to bring in democrats. >> so i think she, she is running knowing that she needs to bring in some folks who wouldn't traditionally necessarily be with her. i thought it was a very smart message, but now she's going to have to answer some really tou

this path as monday, joining us right now is cnn political commentator alyssa farah griffin and brian boat broke off. former campaign manager for kamala harris's campaign when she was running for ag in california. it's great to see you guys, brian, let me start with you on this harris in debate prep now. and what i was telling you about the new york times saying this took took part in a mock debate monday, what kind of debater is kamala harris if people forget at their own peril that she's someone who's spent career her career in the courtroom as a prosecutor. >> so she's someone who takes preparation very seriously and i have no doubt she's doing her homework. >> the problem is for donald trump right now is that he's it's a candidate and freefall. >> he is in a doom loop of his own creation by virtue of his own actions. and he is looking and acting small. and that is not a good contrast with someone like kamala harris, who's presenting a very positive, uplifting mission vision along with tim walz that is really being met with momentum and excitement around the country. so that debate

senate races, by the way, paid a political price for that, arguably in the state of georgia, alyssa farah griffin, it struck me today. the campaign saw the needle good to have jd vance's wife tried toin what was behind the childless cat cat lady. comments and i'll get to a moment whether you think that worked, but why do they feel the need to correct that comment, but leave the questioning of kamala harris's racial identity out there. >> this cat lady comment has just really stuck in a way that i haven't seen with many things in politics and the trump news cycle, things tend to move rapidly, quickly. what j.d. vance, this has become like a three-week long story, and it's genuinely hurting him with a demo that he needs the most suburban women. it's just radioactive. so the fact that they're still playing cleanup and not particularly effectively as remarkable, i did think it was interesting though the usha vance gave probably the only answer you could give to it and the best one i've seen today, whereas her husband it's been just four fully doubled down when he was on cleanup mission there,

joe pinion ashley etienne ramesh ponnuru, and alyssa farah griffin welcome to a special edition of newsnight state of the race good evening, everyone. i'm abby phillip in new york. let's get right to what america is talking about. toss up more and more polls reflecting the shift in the state of the race. the contest between kamala harris and donald trump now is virtually deadlocked in the places on the map that matters what are the most in this 2024 election we're here with our panel in new york. this race, according to the latest fox news poll that looks at some of these sunbelt states is within the margin of error, which for kamala harris is a huge turnaround. should this be a red flag for the trump team? >> well, i think it adds to a collection of red flags that the trump team has to look at. >> what trump had going for him above all, was joe biden's age and the perception of americans that he wasn't up to the job for another four years once that was removed as a factor, the democrats jumped up in the polls. it's not so much trump losing support. it's the democrats gaining support among p

commentators from across the partisan spectrum, david urban, ashley allison, and david axelrod and alyssa farah griffin, david axelrod how encourage should democrats be? is there a danger of them actually being kind of too euphoric? >> yeah, i've been talking about this for some time. look she has made extraordinary progress. we were all in milwaukee a month ago and there was euphoria there and a sense that this race was over, that they were going to win by a landslide, perhaps sweeping big majorities in the house and senate and things have changed dramatically. but this is still a very competitive race if the election were today, i'm not sure who would win and i think it may well be president trump because it's an electoral college fight. and in those battleground states, we were looking at national numbers, right at the top of this program. that's i mean, it's misleading. >> i've said and i've said several times. hear that for democrat to win those battleground states, they have to have a significant lead in the electoral college. remember, joe biden won by 7 million votes nationally, nationa

commentator, david axelrod, the new york times, maggie haberman, cnn political commentators alyssa farah griffin, nationally nelson and scott jennings david, do you think the vice president address concerns about policy positions over over changing policy positions, it seems like there's going to be more, but yeah. >> yeah. look, i think that's a that is a reasonable answer, which is that whatever changes i've made have been with him in the parameters of my values. i don't know whether first of all, i don't know how much voters are sitting around and thinking about this. they don't know much about her honestly, they're gaining information about her all the time this last month has been all about filling in information about her and particularly about her experience and her values and so i don't know how this may be a bigger issue too reporters and perhaps the other that would be stunning and that's yes. yeah. >> but i mean, in a way, isn't that why people want to know, right? if you're curious and you don't know because she hasn't necessarily been an executive and you want to say, well,

junior makes an offer that will almost certainly be refused live at the table ashley allison, alyssa farah griffin, joe pinion, lauren, right and anthony scaramucci welcome. >> go to a special edition of newsnight, state of the race good evening i'm abby phillip in new york. >> let's get right to what america is talking about letting trump be trump, and why letting trump be trump. maybe a recipe for a republican led down in the fall. the republican nominee had an north carolina audience teed up to hear about the economy. that's an issue that's still tilts toward him. if you look at the polls but what the swing-state crowd actually got was typical trump and only occasionally and on topic trump today, we're going to talk about one subject ever, and they will start going back to the other because we sort of loved that dolan. >> they say it's the most important subject i'm not sure it is, but they say it's the most it's important i've got my panelists with me here and in our fifth seed joining us today, catherine rampell, cnn's economic and political commentator, catherine this one was set up

bradley wiggins, mo farah, jess ennis, jason and laura kenny all gold medallists.xpecting is tom daley. so tom daley is 30. and because he's said that's the end of his diving career. although he said that after the last olympics anyway . yeah yeah yeah it's anyway. yeah yeah yeah it's expected that he is going to be put forward. so i think the way they do this is that there's a committee. so british sport, they have a sports honours committee and then they sit down and decide, okay, who do we go for. and it's expected . tom for. and it's expected. tom daley, although he's already got an mba, i believe. and then he will then become a knight. by the mba to nato the big dive. >> but you know, good. if he's inspires people and he's represents his country well , represents his country well, good luck to the lad. yeah, absolutely. and just a couple of things i want to say to you, rangers. that's a shock. exit from the champions league. >> is it though , do you think? >> is it though, do you think? >> is it though, do you think? >> no, you're right, it's not. >> no, you'r

we also have the mo farah you. we also have the mo farah of spider invasion as well.st four months ago they were objecting to as being inhumane. suddenly they're acceptable. so we're talking about yvette cooper's latest plans about how they're going to smash the gangs and sort out our immigrant problem and build more of them. yes, but they're immoral . yes, but they're immoral. inhuman, evidently. well, that's what they're saying. four months ago, >> and would you like your 15 year old go inter—railing around europe? no allsopp has done that and got herself into all sorts of trouble. >> a good debate there. we look forward to it. thanks very much. >> right. that's it from us. here's the weather. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on gb news . news. >> hello. very good morning to you. time for the latest forecast from the met office for gb news. fine at first today for many of us, but it is going to turn increasingly wet from the west. wettest in western scotland. in fact from mid—morning that persistent rain already setting in across western sco

recent memories include mo farah winning the 5000m in 2012.emotional, i cry, i cry happy tears and it happens quite a lot with sport. andy murray winning wimbledon . andy murray winning wimbledon. yeah. do you know why that is? what's your explanation for that? >> well, i'm only guessing that you, you personally get emotionally invested. yeah. but in a good way. it's sort of i don't know i guess you feel proud that those people are representing your country and you sort of get involved a little bit in their journey. >> yeah, i was saying that too early. i think maybe subconsciously about the times they've dragged themselves to training, the years, the pressure and so on and so on. do you get like that with sport? well, it's always one of those things you never see as the public. >> you never see what goes on behind the scenes. you just see, i'm going to say the glory days. you just see the moments in front of the tv. so the olympics for swimming, the olympics is once every four years. so unless you're into swimming, you might watch the europea

documents shared exclusively with gb news showed that 32 year old farah asif has been charged with cyber after false claims quickly spread online that the that the suspects suspects even accused of killing the three young girls in southport , was a young girls in southport, was a muslim immigrant to the uk. pakistani police say that asif claims he is not the original source of the false information, but reposted it on social media. a £3.1 million uk government's package to tackle mpox will ultimately benefit all of us, according to the african minister. on a visit to the biomedical institute in the democratic republic of the congo. minister for africa lord collins pledged the money to prevent the spread of the disease, previously known as monkeypox. according to the world health organisation , world health organisation, around 15,000 cases of mpox have been detected in the drc this yean been detected in the drc this year, with 500 deaths reported. the world health organisation declared an upsurge of mpox cases in the drc. a public health emergency of international concern, it was announc

at so many people from different ethnicities representing team gb, and you think of the story of mo farahe ultimate sort of immigrant story, really, isn't it? he came in illegally, was was, as we've all seen, the documentary out there winning medals. should we turn our attention to last night and using your expertise because oh my goodness, what a 100 metre race final. that was it was phenomenal. >> and noah lyles he's really divides. he divides the community because he's big. he's brash. he's trying to be a showman. he's actually trying to take over from usain bolt. he hasn't quite got usain bolt's talent, but he's certainly got more than the mouth. and it looked like if you looked at the first round in the semi—final, that actually his mouth was was not able to keep up with his legs and he wasn't going to be able to do it. and then when the race happened, i mean , honestly, race happened, i mean, honestly, a film of paper over all of them, oh my god. and the funny thing, thompson, his toes were ahead of the line. but as we all know, when you're an athlete , know, when you're an athlete,