>> announcer: "this week" with george stephanopoulos starts right now. >>> biden's moment. >> history will be able to say, at the end of this chapter of american darkness began here tonight. >> the democrats make their case. >> i will draw on the best of us, not the worst. >> let's fight with conviction. let's fight with hope. >> united by donald trump. >> if you think things cannot possibly get worse, trust me, they can. >> nero fiddled while rome burned. trump golfed. >> this can't be another would have, could have, should have election. >> donald trump hasn't grown into the job, because he can't. >> all week the long the president counterpunched. >> i'm the only thing standing between the american dream and total anarchy, madness and chaos. >> now his party takes to the stage. >> the choice the american people face. >> the gop convention just 24 hours away. our special coverage starts this morning with white house chief of staff mark meadows. biden deputypaaner kate bedingf. plus, insight and analysis from our powerhouse roundtable. >> announcer: from abc news, it's "this week." he

and then george stephanopoulos will pick it up at 10:00 p.m. on abc. >>> violence broke out in a number of cities over the weekend. there's more than 2 dozen shootings in new york in less than 48 hours. in north philadelphia, gunfire broke out. and in cincinnati 18 people were shot and 4 killed in three separate incidents sunday morning. >> the shootings ce asestsinona arouountned vi >> reporter: in chicago, new video of a violent face-off of black lives matter protests and police. >> they changed their appearance and pushed our officers and assaulted them. >> reporter: one officer was hit had repeatedly with a skateboard. chicago authorities say peaceful protests are being hijacked. >> we are not going to tolerate people who come to the protests, looking for a fight, and are intending to injury our police officers. >> in michigan, fist fights and violence as members of the proud boys labeled a hate group were confronted by anti-racism protesters. >> reporter: a black reporter was knocked to the ground. the charge of impeding traffic was droppe

george stephanopoulos, nothing but a far left political hack masquerading as a journalist. abc news, well, they are not telling you the truth and they are not alone. naturally some of kamala harris' biggest cheerleaders work for fake news cnn and they are fake. here's what their vetting process looks like over there, take a look. >> i think she gave a very powerful speech and if there's any doubt that kamala harris is not going to be able to go on the attack as vice presidential candidate usually do, that was erased today. >> kamala harris gave a fantastic speech, absolutely nailed it. her ability i think shows this tremendous range, the personal side of her. >> look, it was a beautiful speech. both of them, they strengthen each other. if you've got to give a headline today it would be "hope reborn." >> as opposed to just a high school gymnasium there and i think that the ease in which they work together was very apparent. >> sean: that's the exact opposite when she got less than 2% of the primary and she did memorize her attack lines well and delivered them and called joe

now reporting, chief anchor george stephanopoulos. >> good evening and welcome to night three of the republican national convention. the headliner tonight, vice president mike pence. from ft. mchenry in baltimore. the sight of the battle that inspired the national anthem. a night of pageantry and politics that collides with breaking news on our shores and in our streets. protests continue for the third night in wisconsin after the shooting of jacob blake in the back by police. a young vigilante who took up a rifle to confront protesters there has now been arrested for shooting three. two of the victims are dead. and in an extraordinary move, the nba has posttoned tonight's playoff games after the milwaukee bucks boycotted their game to protest the shooting of blake. the wnba, major league baseball, major league soccer have postponed their games tonight. meantime, hurricane laura is bearing down on the louisiana/texas border. now a fierce category 4 storm. set to be one of the strongest ever to make landfall in the united states. so, let's get the latest from ginger zee in port arthur

everyone before we go -- stay tuned for george, he's got a big episode of "this week" with george stephanopoulos in the part of the country affected by those storms we'll be covering them right here throughout the week with rob on the ground there in new orleans. >>> good morning. i'm liz kreutz. we got an update on the czu lightning complex burning in santa cruz county. cal fire says yesterday someone broke into a commander's car, stole his wallet and drained his bank account. officials warn it's against the law to be in areas under an evacuation order. at least 71,000 acres burned in this complex, containment at 8%. 129 structures have been destroyed, another 24,000 are threatened. >>> the scu lightning complex exploded in size, a new evacuation order just came in a couple of hours ago this morning for residents south of welsh creek road and east of calaveros road and now burning at least 339,000 acres, growing nearly 50,000 more on saturday, the fire is still 10% contained across 5 different counties all experiencing mandatory evacuation orders. 20,000 structures are threatened, 5 destroyed.

george stephanopoulos and the powerhouse political team pick things up at 10:00 p.m. on abc. >>> the gulf coast is preparing for an unprecedented double threat from two powerful storms. marco is forecast to strike first. it could bring heavy rain, strong winds, and dangerous storm surge to parts of louisiana, mississippi, and alabama. tropical storm laura arrives later this week as a category 2 hurricane. the new orleans metro area could take the first hit, and residents are bracing for the worst. this is drone footage from the dominican republic. laura's blamed for at least three deaths there. >> we know that marco is weakening, but laura is getting stnder threat. let's get the latest from accuweather's chris nallan. >> mona, kenneth, we are talking about a storm that is bringing with it the potential for quite a bit of storm surge across the gulf coast, and that's where we're watching very closely. that is marco, even though a tropical storm, it could still pack a punch. we're also watching laura very closely. that could turn into a hurricane across the gulf as we h

here again, george stephanopoulos. >> this job is not about me, it's about you.. >> how are you? you handsome boy. >> vice president biden starting a conversation on health care. >> a heart condition and ended up requiring a transplant and thankfully, the -- >> this is going to be one of the issues democrats hope to hammer home in these final days of the election coming out of the convention. i went to bring in mary bruce and jon karl for more on this right now, andmary, health care was one of the major dividing lines during the primaries in these democratic primaries, medicare for all, the signature of elizabeth warren, of bernie sanders, joe biden stood against it. he prevailed but he's still facing some pressure inside the party. >> george, he is facing, still, growing pressure to support medicare for all, but he has resisted those calls. instead, joe biden's plan is to expand upon obamacare and to create a public option that americans can choose from. we are about from a fierce advocate for medicare for all and a champion of this, and the fact that he's given

>> announcer: "this week" with george stephanopoulos starts right now. >>> no deal. >> i said come back when you're ready to give a higher number. >> if they have compromises we're ready to negotiate. >> and that extra $600 has been a lifeline to them. >> we can't work. it has no fault of our own. >> stimulus talks collapse. president trump acts on his own. >> i'm taking executive action. we've had it. >> unworkable, weak and narrow executive orders which aren't going to do the job. >> senate democratic leader chuck schumer joins us and economic adviser larry kudlow from the white house. >>> and election warning. u.s. intelligence concludes that russia is actively working for trump. our legal team weighs in on what to expect on election day and what it will take for voters to trust the results. >>> plus -- >> every one of the women i've, we've interviewed is qualified and i've narrowed it down. >> biden zeros in on hipi. when will he decide? what it will mean for his campaign. >> announcer: from abc news, it's "this week." here now, chief anchor george stephanopoulos. >>> good morning,

. >>> let's bring in our chief anchor george stephanopoulos who will hosting "this week" this morning right here on abc news. george, good morning. these executive orders smart politics it makes the president makes him taking action or a problem here potentially when americans don't get relief quickly? >> rachel did some good questioning of the president right there. one executive order, the others are presidential memoranda that he signed. there are real questions about whether or not the president can spend the money, that congress has not allocated for these purposes, whether anything can happen quickly. i think this is designed to put pressure on the democrats to stay at the negotiating table and make more compromises. democrats as you saw in their response feel that they're in a fairly strong position right now, and they think that the pressure is going to be on the president to come back to the negotiating table, but the bottom line for people who are not getting their unemployment assistance right now, this is not going to happen any time fast. >> you called this g chicken. ?or

now reporting, chief anchor george stephanopoulos. >> good evening and welcome to our special coverage of the republican national convention. before last week, we had never seen a virtual party convention. a roll call of the states from the states. a candidate delivering his acceptance speech to an empty room. that's how the democrats chose to campaign. president trump and the republicans are responding this week with a different break from tradition, bringing brand new meaning to a time-worn political cliche. the rose garden strategy. it's more than a metaphor now. that's where first lady melania trump will deliver her speech tonight. the site of president trump's acceptance speech on thursday. we'll see him from the iconic east room tonight. mike pompeo will become the first secretary of state in modern times to give a political speech to a party convention when he beams in on a diplomatic mission to the middle east. mary bruce is at the white house and mary, all presidents try to capitalize on the trappings of the office when they run for re-election. this convention taking it to a

here again, george stephanopoulos. >> welcome back. bernie sanders is up next.t to bring in our chief white house correspondent jon karl for more on this. i remember five years ago, the day bernie sanders announced, just walked out on the lawn of the capitol. you were there. what a difference he's made to the democratic party over those five years and these two runs. >> he electrified the base of the democratic party, george. he was somebody who came from absolutely nothing, the longest of long shots, to during this campaign, he did not win, but he had the most fervent supporters, he had the biggest crowds and, of course, donald trump made no secret of the fact that bernie sanders was the candidate he would most like to run against. he also tried to drive a wedge between sanders and biden by saying that this nomination had been stolen from him, but now, you will see bernie sanders come out here and totally and without hesitation endorse joe biden, despite the fact that, you know, biden's very different. he opposed medicare for all, he opposed -- he did not endor

now reporting, chief anchor george stephanopoulos. >> good evening and welcome to our special coverage of the republican national convention. coming off the democrats virtual convention last week, it's the gop's turn to take the stage and they are coming from behind. joe biden holds a stable lead nationwide and in those key battleground states. it's been that way for weeks. the big question for the president and his party, can they shake up the race in these four nights of prime time, cast a new light on trump, raise new doubts about biden? one thing is clear, the president will do it his way, appearing day and night all through the convention. he's given three speeches already today, the first after the roll call of states in charlotte, officially making him the nominee. >> michigan, the great lake state, is going to cast all 73 votes for president donald j. trump. >> florida's 122 delegate votes to the next president of the united states. >> thank you. >> oklahoma loves you, mr. president! >> i just want to thank everybody for this incredible support. be very, very careful. this is g

convention begins each night at 7:00 eastern on abc newslive, that's our streaming service, then george stephanopoulos and our powerhouse political team will pick things up at 10:00 p.m. here on abc. >>> now to the unrest in belarus where the opposition is calling on workers to stage a strike as they demand a fair election. sunday marked the biggest anti-government protest yet with as many as 200,000 processing protesters rallying against alexander lukashenko. they want the longtime president to step down after he claimed to have won 80% of the vote as abc's patrick reeval reports they're now out of sight. >> reporter: this is a place that even just a few days ago people were afraid to gather in just small groups, and now there's just this river of people behind me. >> russian president vladimir putin pledged to support belarus in case of an outside military threat but nato has denied claims of a buildup by allied forces along the belarus border. >>> high heat and wildfires have combined to force california's first rolling blackouts in a decade. those blackouts could last through wednesday. power use

. >> you heard vice president biden say recently george stephanopoulos asked him this very question and actually he framed it as is it hurting you you cannot get out there? he said we reject the notion the fact we are in virtual campaign right now because of the pandemic is hurting us. were doing pretty good if you look at these polls because we are actively engaging so vice president and doctor biden are doing virtual travel days. last week he was in florida doctor biden michigan and in pennsylvania we are doing roundtables and national media and the snapchat to double and "vanity fair" magazine. we have to get creative that we believe that only breaking through the his message of his campaign is that people are reflected to because talk about a biden recovery he is elevating the voices not just as a president right now that what he will do when he is elected and people want to see a forward thinking vision and then to get out there and campaign absolutely that he's chomping at the that to get out he will be informed unlike those who work out one - - work at the white house. >> now we

. >> announcer: "this week" with george stephanopoulos starts right now. >>> president trump makes his history of our country. >> a convention unlike any other. team trump unleashing a series of harsh attacks. >> you won't be safe in joe biden's america. >> biden wants to keep us completely in the dark. >> team biden hitting back. >> the problem we have right now is we're in donald trump's america. >> the republican convention is designed for one purpose, to soothe donald trump's ego. >> as protesters call for change. [ chanting "black lives matter" ] >> as thousands march on washington. >> we have to stand together. we have to vote. >> we will fulfill my >>andfather's dream.

"the new york times", washington post, george stephanopoulos calling as moderate and at the same timeall her socialist and both biden and harris hate america, how do you justify that kind of language? katrina: you just have to look at their politics. look at what kamala and the vice president have been saying over the last few months. when you were talking about policies that actually hurt americans, when you talk about some of the policies and kamala -- and speaks about them. this is a red flag for the party itself because choosing kamala harris reinforces what the trump campaign has been saying for months that the polls are wrong because if joe biden were leading by ten points and had the black vote locked up you don't go with an attempt to energize the base so this is absolutely the final takeover of the hard-core progressives, socialists and even marxists, political positions of the democrat party. these are policies that are irrational like the crazy green new deal and eliminating private health insurance. a government take over health care which no one pants and putting illegal

now reporting, chief anchor george stephanopoulos. >> good evening and welcome to our special coverage of the fourth and final night of the republican convention. tonight, president trump will become the first president since fdr to accept his party's nomination from the white house and ask the country for four more years. four years ago, the setting, a convention center in cleveland. trump appeared from the dark, warned of a dangerous moment of crisis for our nation. he described an america beset by crime and violence, an economy plagued by poverty an unemployment. a political system riddled with corruption and declared, i alone can fix it. four years later, another moment of crisis in america. the covid pandemic has claimed more than 180,000 lives, cost millions of americans their j s jobs. protests against police shootings of black americans have brought millions into our streets, sparked an often violent response. tonight, the president will declare he needs four more years to fix it. jon karl is at the white house, and jon, when fdr spoke in 1940, he was alone in the white house r

now reporting, chief anchor george stephanopoulos. >> good evening and welcome to day two of the democ national convention. a racti night designed by the democrats to bridge the past and future of the party. coming off michelle obama's fierce call to action last night, dr. jill biden will introduce herself to much of the country tonight. we've s

now reporting, chief anchor george stephanopoulos. >> good evening, the welcome to the final night of the democratic national convention.

george stephanopoulos obediently echoed that line earlier today. let's watch. >> kamala harris comes from a middle of the road, moderate wing of the democrat party, not the first choice of progressives. >> governor huckabee: that's an interesting way to describ the woman who ranked as the most liberal member of the senate in 2019. how moderate is it to support socialized medicine? or mask gun confiscation? she wants open borders and then wants to give free health care for those who came here illegally. that's something most taxpaying american workers don't get.etpa today, "politico" one-upped the ante, claiming senator harris definitely hops between the democratic party's shifting tectonic plates. that is swamped speak for "she's in on fanciful careerist who will do or say whatever she needs to in order to gain power." that is why she can pay homage to radical leftists marching through our city streets and then share a toast with wall street executives later that night. she has brought together the amazons of the world with the anarchists. she work

now reporting, george stephanopoulos. >> good evening. welcome to night three of the democratic national convention. tonight, the democrats will roll out their biggest guns yet. barack obama, embracing the man he calls a brother. and in one more sign of what a battle this campaign will be, president trump has already fired back from the white house. declaring he ran for president simply because obama failed. the democrats are also shining a light on some of their most prominent women, nancy pelosi, elizabeth warren, hillary clinton and the senator breaking a new barrier, kamala harris, who will formally accept the nomination tonight. and broke the tradition by kicking the evening off herself. >> i know many of you plan to vote this year, but you've also heard about obstacles and misinformation and folks making it harder for you to cast your ballot. so i think we need to ask ourselves, why don't they want us to vote? why is there so much effort to silence our voices? and the answer is because when we vote, things change. >> kamala harris r

now reporting, chief anchor george stephanopoulos. >> good evening and welcome to night three of theepublican national convention. the headliner tonight, vice president mike pence. from ft. mchenry in baltimore. the sight of the battle that

here, in fact, abc's george stephanopoulos. >> harris comes from the middle-of-the-road moderate wingthe democratic party. not the first choice of progressives, but joe biden making this historic move, the first woman of color on a national ticket, will overcome that. >> harris: "the new york times" also getting blowback after calling harris a pragmatic moderate and a "washington post" op ed even called her a small c conservative pick. according to aid dub track analysis, kamala harris was rated the most liberal u.s. senator last year, outranking bernie sanders and elizabeth warren. meanwhile, president trump tweeted this. the fake news media giving harris a free pass despite her radical left failures and very poor run in the democratic primary. there is nobody meaner or more condescending to slow joe, not even me, and yet she quickly evaporated down to almost zero in the polls. bad." i want to bring in our former arkansas governor in fox news contributor, mike huckabee. governor, as we look at what is rolling out this week and what is shaping up to be the details about kamala harris,

now reporting, chief anchor george stephanopoulos. >> good evening and welcome to our special coverage of the fourth and final night of the republican convention. tonight, president trump will become the first president since fdr to accept his party's nomination from

. >>> let's bring in the man who will be leading our election co anchor george stephanopoulos who will be hosting "this week" later this morning. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> how much of a bounce do you think the democrats can get out of a convention scaled back like this? >> it's hard to know. you've seen conventions gravitating towards being television productions for the last 20 years or so. now it's purely a television production. everybody's going to be virtual, and you're not going to see any crowds. i think it could have some dampening impact on the bounce a little bit. but i would counter that with the idea that you might not have gotten much of a bounce anyway. this is a such a polarized nation right now, hard to see any big swing in votes. president trump's approval rating has been pretty steady around 40%, 42%. that's for his entire presidency, and then joe biden's lead over donald trump has been in the seven to nine-point range ever since the pandemic has started. hard to see much change in those numbers. >> it will still, though, be a fascinating week and you'l

george stephanopoulos starts right now. >>> deepening crisis. >> we are the hot spot. >>> america struggling to get the coronavirus under control. >> we can't just afford yet again another surge. >>> progress but still no deal as much-needed benefits expire. 30 million losing a financial lifeline. >> the urgency is so great. >> there's still a lot of work to do. >> amid a contentious debate over how to get back in the classroom. >> it's in the best interest of our children to be back in the classroom. >> the risk of bringing back 50,000 students is far too >> t unproven claims, sowing doubt about the election as he slips in the polls. >>> this morning, to top negotiators join us exclusively, house speaker nancy pelosi and treasury secretary steve mnuchin how close is a deal. how long will americans have to wait. >>> plus, the latest on covid crisis with tom bossert and dr. jennifer ashton and our powerhouse roundtable. >> announcer: from abc news, it's "this week." here now, co-anchor martha raddatz. >>> good morning, and welcome to "this week."country remains dee throes of a pandemic, closi

now reporting, george stephanopoulos. >> good evening.ght three of the democratic national convention. tonight, the democrats will roll out their biggest guns yet.

i was fascinated over the weekend when i heard hillary clinton told george stephanopoulos she'd be interested in meeting sarah a palin. and i think that was also an acknowledgment of palin's frequent mention of clinton's name on the campaign trail as a trailblazerrer for female politicians, but i also think it was a savvy political maneuver. i quote one of the democrats favorably in my book, "bill clinton," who understood early on that people, a lot of people -- not everybody by any means, but a lot of americans -- look at sarah palin and say, you know what? she talks like i do, she has the same values i do, i kind of like her. >> host: to sarah palin's book itself, dan balz wrote in the post over the weekend and asks is palin's book tour merely an opening chapter could provide subtext to her political plans, particularly any presidential aspirations. so in addition to her book, the tour follows, various states, mauler cities from what -- smaller cities from what we understand. the but it provides a discussion for what kind of political future she may have. in defining a political philosophy

forecast fairly similar tomorrow, then the cooldown arrives midwe >> announcer: "this week" with george stephanopoulosw. >>> deepening crisis. >> we are the hot spot. >>> america struggling to get the coronavirus under control. >> we can't just afford yet again another surge. >>> progress but still no deal as much-needed benefits expire. 30 million losing a financial lifeline. >> the urgency is so great. >> there's still a lot of work to do. >> amid a contentious debate over how to get back in the classroom. >> it's in the best interest of our children to be back in the classroom. >> the risk of bringing back 50,000 students is far too great. >> the president defending unproven claims, sowing doubt about the election as he slips in the polls. >>> this morning, to top negotiators join us

now reporting, chief anchor george stephanopoulos. >> good evening and welcome to our special coveragethe republican national convention. before last week, we had never seen a virtual party convention. a roll call of the states from the states. a candidate delivering his acceptance speech to an empty room. that's

he said that while sitting in the oval office to george stephanopoulos and it was jaw-dropping and shockingto what one official said this week after the russia report. >> the president was very disinterested in that. you couldn't talk to the president about russia without him thinking that you were saying his presidency was illegitimate. >> and i'm asking this after four years of the president, but with the new senate report, and what you heard right there, was this presidency illegitimate? >> i don't think so. i think the russians helped for sure. whether they influenced the outcome of the election, it is hard social science question and we here at stanford have wrestled with that. i won't go so far to say it was illegitimate but what i don't understand is why president trump won't criticize what the russians did in 2016. nor will he criticize putin for anything, by the way. that raises question marks to me. that raises red flags. what is going on here? why is he so complacent with what mr. pute did in 2016 and all of the other actions ever since including our own election. let's remember

now reporting, chief anchor george stephanopoulos. >> good evening and welcome to our special coveragef the democratic convention. a convention unlike any before in american

. >> reporter: abc news chief anchor george stephanopoulos recently asked the president about ufos. an open mind. >> but people are saying they're seeing ufos. do i believe it? not particularly. >> do you think you'd know if there were evidence of extraterrestrials? >> i think my great -- our great pilots would know and some of them really see things that are a little bit different than in the past. >> look at that thing, dude. >> reporter: david wright, abc news, new york. >> i'm eagerly awaiting that report. >> yes. >> i want to know. >> we all are. >>> coming up on "gma," have you experienced tension with friends or family over how to stay safe during covid? you're not alone. the story and the advice after the break. d the advice after the break. managing type 2 diabetes? you're on it. you may think you're doing all you can to manage type 2 diabetes and heart disease... but could your medication do more to lower your heart risk? jardiance can reduce the risk of cardiovascular death for adults who also have known heart disease. so, it could help save your life from a heart attack

here now, chief anchor george stephanopoulos. >>> good morning, and welcome to "this week." four years ago, on the eve of the democratic convention, we were in philadelphia as the delegates gathered. all set to broadcast from the convention hall as all networks have done since the dawn of the tv era. not this year. the pandemic that's upended so much of our lives has essentially cancelled the convention, the delegates won't beeakers will be taking a virtual stage. beaming in from all over the country. in an epic display of social distancing. one thing that won't change from four years ago, the kickoff speaker will be the runner-up of did nomination, bernie sanders. he joins us now. thank you for joining us this morning. you're in the same position you were in four years ago, runner-up to the candidate who wanted reform not revolution, but your party has been moving your way on many of the big issues. will you declare victory tomorrow night? >> one of the points that i'll make is that progressive movement has been making enormous progress, not only in electing candidates to c

>> announcer: "this week" with george stephanopoulos starts right now. >>> president trump makes his case. >> this is the most important election in the history of our country. >> a convention unlike any other. team trump unleashing a series of harsh attacks. >> you won't be safe in joe biden's america. >> biden wants to keep us completely in the dark. >> team biden hitting back. >> the problem we have right now is we're in donald trump's america. >> the republican convention is designed for one purpose, to soothe donald trump's ego. >> as protesters call for change. [ chanting "black lives matter" ] >> as thousands march on washington. >> we have to stand together. we have to vote. >> we will fulfill my grandfather's dream. >> i'm marching for george, for breonna, for ahmaud. >>> anger and division in this final stretch to november. >> they don't even know who george floyd is. >> acting secretary chad wolf, senator amy klobuchar, and insight and analysis from our powerhouse round table. >>> good morning, and welcome to "this week." every four years americans come together to make a

he said george stephanopoulos asked him the question.ice president biden said we reject the notion that the fact that we are in a virtual campaign role because everyone is at home due to covid-19 the coronavirus pandemic. but it's hurting us. it looks like were doing pretty good if you're looking at the polls because were actively engaging. vice president biden, they been doing virtual travel days tomorrow he's going to wisconsin. last week he was in florida. we are doing and prioritizing local media, we are doing roundtables, it's a snap chat interview with peter hamblin the other day. doubled as a peace corps vanity fair magazine. we had to get creative but we fully believe that vice president biden is breaking through but his message of his campaign is a message in a campaign that people are receptive to because joe biden is talking about abiding recovery that was Ãbjoe biden is highlighting and elevating front-line workers not to talk about what he would do as president right now if he were president right now talking about what he w

he says george stephanopoulos asked in this very question.e framed it as, is it hurting you can't get out there? vice president said to then and he said we reject the notion that the fact that we are in a virtual campaign world right now, because everyone is at home during covid-19 it's hurting us. were doing pretty good if you look at some of these polls because we are actively engagin engaging. doctor biden have been doing virtual travels if you will. last week he was in florida. doctor biden was at michigan and pennsylvania. we are prioritizing local media. during national media were doing roundtables wording snap chat the other day part of the snapshot show doubled as a peace for vanity fair magazine prayed we have had to get creative. but we fully believe vice president biden was breaking through. message in the campaign that people are receptive to. because joe biden stockman biden recovery. joe biden's highlighting elevated voices of workers. not just on what what you do as president right now, if you are president right now but what h

to the press and the new yorker that dick morris is advising the president and people like george stephanopoulos and harold hickey are among the more liberal white house a are going at it hammer and tongs the entire time he's in the white house and stephanopoulos was memoir, he talked about how much he dislikes morris at the end he knows that clinton by bringing in this outside force better results out of his staff so sometimes the president has recognized are benefits to fostering a little bit ofchaos . >> thanks tevi and you get a good sense of some of what's in the book . there's a lot more for the audience so there's certainly morereason to go out and buy that book . i'm going to do 2 things. i'm going to turn to kiron in one second but also remind the audience were coming to you later for questions and you can submit your questions in the comment section of facebook and do so in the chat function and do so through twitter the handle hashtag dpc line. though kiron, you have also some experiencein scholarly work in this area . first some broad thought for teddy about the book and if you want

now reporting, chief anchor george stephanopoulos. >> good evening, the welcome to the final night of the democratic national convention. the night for yojoe biden to std alone and tell the country why he should be president, a night a lifetime in the making. he takes the stage tonight at 77, the oldest nominee in american history. his first run for president in 1987 undone by charges of plagiarism. in 2008, eclipsed by the star power of hillary clinton and barack obama. and four years ago it appears his political career was over when clinton won the nomination with the quiet help of president obama. but the shocking win of donald trump in 2016 made this nomination possible. he'll argue tonight, joe biden, that it makes his election necessary. speaker after speaker at this convention made the case that president trump is not up to the job, that he plunged the nation into crisis and poses a danger to our democracy. most by barack obama, an attack by a president on a sitting president. that case being made by the member of the greatest generation, 92-year-old ed wood. >> i have been a r

the new yorker that dick morris is advising the president, and people like stephanopoulos, george stephanopoulos and harold ickes, among the more liberal white house aides, are -- [inaudible] morris the entire time he's in the white house. and stephanopoulos whose memoir -- an excellent book, by the way -- he talks about how much he dislikes morris. but at the end he even notes that clinton, by bringing in this outside force, got better results from his staff. sometimes the president recognizes there are benefits in fostering a little bit of chaos in order to get better -- [inaudible] >> thanks, tevi. i think you've given a pretty good sense of some of what's in the book. there's a lot more for the audience with, so there's certainly more reason to go out and buy that book. i'm going to do two things. i'm going to turn to kiron in one second, but i want to remind you as the audience that we're going to be coming to you for questions, submit in the comment section of facebook, the youtube chat function and through twitter at the handle hashtag bpc live. so, kiron, you have all sorts of experience

george stephanopoulos stepped up in such a big way when i was sick.iny little dining room. we had two teenage girls he was feeding and raising. monstrous incontinent dogs. he was doing it all by himself. i mean it was incredible. now, i did say when i came down after three weeks, the house looked like a frat house during hazing. but george was -- you don't know what your partner is capable of unless you're in sort of a dire situation and he was every -- just the greatest partner. >> wow, i should be away for a week more often. >> but, george -- none of us, ali, none of us are surprised by that, that george stepped up because he always steps up. >> i am. >> you are. so i have a question. you have the two teenage girls at home. you have george at home. do you have any favorite memory from this time of kind of being locked down together? >> well, first of all, i always say i have two girls and a boy. i guess my favorite moment was -- here's what happens during, you know, any kind of situation like this pandemic when people are forced to sort of live and

whether it's george stephanopoulos, numerous donors, big names, successful people, having dinner -- mariavicted pedophile it's pretty amazing and the silence is deafening. maria: i got it. >> people can actually address the child sex trafficking problem, he recently funded it with millions of dollars in permanent funding to address this and the fact that they can't talk about this and all of a sudden no one has any interest in what's happened over there, it's pretty sad and it's pretty -- hike! simon pagenaud takes the lead at the indy 500! coming to the green flag, racing at daytona. they're off... in the kentucky derby. rory mcllroy is a two time champion at east lake. he scores! stanley cup champions! touchdown! only mahomes. the big events are back and xfinity is your home for the return of live sports. maria: welcome back. we were just talking with donald trump junior. governor huckabee, your reaction to that? he made a lot of important points. i was trying to jump in at the end, because i wanted to pivot back to the crime in new york city where he has his operations, you no, the tru