gloria, dr.refused to talk about the safety of mail-in voting simply to avoid being pitted against the president. why can't one of the country's top public health officials give public health advice without fear of upsetting the president? >> well, i think he was very honest about it. this is a man who has been in science his entire life, and now finds himself at the receiving end of death threats, as does his family and i think he finds it very upsetting. i don't think he wants to be pitted against the president of the united states, but he knows that when he disagrees with him, it's inevitable that there will be an onslaught, and i think, you know, i commend tony fauci says i'm not going to go there because you'll pit me against the president and i don't want to do that. now, he did go on and say that in a lot of areas of the country, including where he lives, it's probably fine to go vote in person, but he wasn't going to give any kind of blanket statement, because he knows this is such a poli

gloria obviously -- >> he's got to turn that around. -- right. gloria, obviously what the president often focuses on, and i assume we'll hear a lot about this coming next week, is what's called "operation warp speed," getting a vaccine out there. he announced today the emergency authorization for the plasma treatment. it seems there will be a lot of focus on that, not the death toll and the numbers and some of his rhetorical statements, as senator santorum talked about. >> absolutely. his approval rating on the pandemic, his handling of the pandemic, i think is under 40%. and so he may get a lot of approval from his base on that. but if this president is trying to bring other people into the tent, and that remains to be seen, because i believe in order to win he has to do that, then he's going to focus on what he thinks is going really well for him, not where he was back in march and april, telling everyone to go to church, et cetera. pay no attention to the virus. but where he is now on therapeutics. and i think there's also a lot of controversy

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but as gloria says, it is a little bit of a mixed message. i do think that for president trump he is going to have to figure out how to not sort of seem as if he is sullying the office. if this is a message that's being done in the west wing in the oval office, you're going to expect that message to also have quite a bit of red meat in it. it is very unusual, wolf, to have that kind of sharply partisan attacks being lobbed from the white house. and that is almost certainly what we will see from president trump next week. so the optics of that i think are going to be very interesting. and we'll see how the american people respond. >> the democratic convention this week the republican convention next week. gloria, we just received an excerpt from the former first lady michelle obama as a keynote speaker, a major speaker tonight at the start of the convention. here's a little excerpt that they have just released. >> and he will govern as someone who's lived a life that the rest of us can recognize. when he was a kid, joe's father lost his job. w

gloria steinem.steinem, thank you soch or joining us today. we're here to talk about the women's right to vote. but i think many americans today take it for granted, because what, more than halfhe electorate today is women. but-- but the women who fought for that right to vote, it was a mighty struggle, wasn't it? >> yes, it was huge. and if it included people we don't hear about enough. i mean, it included black suffragists. and it included natirican suffragists. you know, i'm-- actually i'm ateful to the york times because they're doing a good series about previously excluded figures that i recommend. >> woodruff: does that in any way take away from the legacy? do y think of the 19th amendment and the fight for women's right to vote for suffra because of the ct th it didn't include all women? >> no, it did include all women, in fact. and now we're justearning the reporting of it. the historical reportingf it has been a problem, for instance, befo-- a decade before seneca falls, there was o ention i

aunt gloria wanted massachusetts senator elizabeth warren. once the choice was made, i sent an email to aunt gloria and she wrote me back, "excellent choice but we've got to work hard to beat trump, that means making sure young people and everyone vote. this election has got to be about winning and not just color. throws me off, now i have to find someone else for ag." then in a separate email, this is my favorite part, she wrote, "you were right," smiley faces, exclamation point, because i had written that senator harris should be the pick. not only was chris interested in what aunt gloria had to say, and andrea, what twitter wanted to know, so i emailed and she gave her answer. >> let me see the gold star you were going to put in your book. mike memoli, kristen welker, jonathan capehart, claire mccaskill, and of course andrea mitchell, thanks to you all. andrea will be back in a little bit, she's got some big interviews coming up in this hour, so you won't want to go away. how will kamala harris play with voters in those critical suburbs in

let's dig deeper with our chief political analyst gloria borger and our chief political correspondentp. the president today in those opening remarks he attacked mail-in voting and said democrats were, quoting using covid to steal the election. >> it tells me that he is not exactly on the same page as the people planning his convention. the people planning his convention want to make it optimistic and uplifting. they want to close the empathy gap with joe biden. and they want to portray the president as somebody who feels your pain, understands your problems. instead what we heard from the president today was more the same that we've been hearing for months. he's full of grievance, he was talking about a rigged election before one vote had even been cast. he described the democrats as cheaters, and joe biden is a captive of the radical left. so unless the president is going to get on the same page as these folks, i'm not sure that it's going to help them very much to have him appear on stage every single day, say, during the dayside, when he's kind of untethered and can say what he wan

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going to gloria and david and nia mallika henderson.ria, this qanon thing is obviously, it's a anti say met tick, anti catholic based conspiracy theory about deranged and just ludicrous on its face about democratic leaders and hollywood celebrities drinking the blood of children and worshipping satan and trafficking children from a pizza parlor but the president had multiple opportunities to distance himself from it and he has not done so. >> no, as he said, i hear they like me and that's all that matters to donald trump. i hear they like me. so let's invite her to the convention. i mean, this is the problem they have and reintroducing an inckce income -- incumbent president to be an affirmation of donald trump, kinder gentler donald trump if you will and they're trying to get the american public to buy into that picture and in doing so, they're saying as an empathetic eye look at th whom donald trump meant so much and on the other hand, you say the qanon stuff and the question is will the american people buy the people he wants actuall

i give you my word as a biden. >> gloria joins us now. it's always interesting to see sort of the personal side of and hear stories we haven't heard before from candidates. >> don't you love that i'll give you my word as a biden? he says that all the time. all the time. it a reflective. >> gloria, we have a problem with your mic, i think it dropped. >> oh, oh. >> david axelrod, in terms of tonight what do you expect to hear from jill biden? >> well, look, i mean, you know, one of the things that strikes me just knowing them and the first time i ever met jill biden, she and beau picked us up to interview joe biden about vice president and it was p palpable the warmth of the family. she knows him. she knows his character. she knows the struggles he's been through and motivation and so i expect a very emotional speech here and it's going to be important. eventually they have to link up this with the pay off to the american people of his character and what it means in this moment and hopefully, she'll do some of that. we'll learn something ab

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joining us now is gloria guevara travel and tourism council ceo.ou think about the necessity of a vaccine or some such treatment. what does the tourism industry need to see? a vaccine is great and important, but we cannot wait for a vaccine. we need coordination among countries so we can have a where we can have testing, contact tracing, and travel could resume. we need to learn from countries that have been successful containing the spread and reopening. countries thatin were successful, there is continued spread and when you look at cases like greece, for instance, iceland, where they were successful containing the spread and on top of that, a lot tracing,g and contact testing on arrival and protocols in place, you can see the is on a greatavel pass. we need coordination among leaders and countries. unfortunately, you see decisions being made in silos. without coordination among countries and that is a bad thing for travel industry and millions of jobs that have been impacted. that is what we would like to see before the vaccine is available. ann

gloria mentioned how he's not known for being other than long winded, it is true, biden will talk a lote's telling stories about other people, other leaders, other people's pain. when he talks a lot, it's true, doesn't talk about himself a lot, he's talking about other people. i think obama can give witness and testimony about kind of leader he is nobody else can. >> david, what does supporting a candidate for president obama or michelle obama look like in the months ahead? obviously they make a speech this week, they're not campaign rallies as far as we know headlining. >> no, think they'll do a lot of what they've been doing, what he's been doing, zoom meetings and interviews, but i think it will be strategic. on the one hand, no one can speak to joe biden's qualities and longing this country has for a restoration of decency than barack obama, and he'll be very powerful. i think they also have to be a little bit careful not to overuse obama. he'll be very important getting young people out and getting the black community out and others out, but don't want him to be the leading man. jo

gloria, you know, let me start with you. when you look at what's happening here and what the president, you know, just said, obviously going after kamala harris again and again and again, and in personal ways, right, saying she's angry, mad, her polls went down. he spent quite a bit of time in that press conference talking her down. >> he did. i don't think he used the word nasty today, but there's always tomorrow. i think the thing he said that struck me was that he was surprised that joe biden picked her because of what he said was the horrible way she talked about him. and in the donald trump world view, if somebody criticizes you, then you bash them right back, you don't say, okay, you did that, it was a campaign and we're going to work together for the greater good in the future. so trump said, you know, he was shocked by this, and in saying that, i think, he's trying to portray donald trump -- i mean he's trying to portray joe biden as weak. >> exactly. that was clearly the point of what he was trying to do there. jona

gloria alexis: "he can't live without me."s looking for love during the pandemic. jeffrey miller: "you are never too old to find love . im 76, she's 71, never give up. keep the faith. you will always find love out there." --tag--the couple say they have two big things in common--they love their families and watching t-v together.they plan to get married in september and their family and friends are all invited.and friends their family september and get married in they plan to together.they plan to get married in september and and friends are all invited. that was monica morales reporting.. today marks a very special and important anniversary in the u-s -- 100 years since women got the right to vote. the constitution's 19th amendment was ratified on august 18th, 19-20. the house of representatives and u.s. senate had approved the amendment the previous year -- sending it to the states for ratification. the push for women's suffrage had been underway for years -- starting in the mid-19th century. the long, brave fight for change

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i think that gives away the game in a way that is not helpful to them. >> what do you think, gloria?> i totally agree with abby. i think kellyanne was candid. she would say these are blue governors, these are democrats. that's what she's going to say she was talking about. it's very clear this is exactly what they are doing. and, you know, i think sometimes candor can be interesting in a political campaign and we heard it today. >> we're told the president's speech will last about one hour on the south lawn of the white house. about 1,500 to 2,000 people have been invited to sit there and listen to the president. that's it for me. i'll be back in an hour to continue special coverage. "erin burnett outfront" starts "erin burnett outfront" starts right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>>"outfront" now, jacob blake, the 29-year-old wisconsin man shot by police, is conscious and talking. this according to andrew yang. he just spoke to blake's father and i'm going to speak to andrew yang about what he learned from him and what the families wants you to know. prosecutors file si

>> hold on, gloria. the president is going to answer reporters questions. >> the sec is investigating what happened. can you say a word of two whether you think there might have been a problem in terms of how those arrangements were made? any grounds for concern from your perspective? >> i wasn't involved in the deal. the concept of the deal is good. but i will let you know. we will do a study. if there is a problem we will let you know quickly. i wasn't involved in it. it's a big deal, a way of bringing back a great area, in addition to pharmaceuticals. kodak is a great name but in a different business. we will let you know. >> reporter: on lebanon, you called this an attack. are you confident this was an attack and not an accident? >> it would seem like it. i met with some of our great generals and they felt it was. they did not think this was a manufacturing explosion type of event. this seems to be, according to them -- they would know better than i would -- but they think it was an attack, a bomb of

gloria: albertano, qué bueno que te encuentro.ía, ¿te puedo acompañar a tu casa? sí, pero más que nada porque el borde de ixtlahuaca está bien gacho. luego la gloria me falta el respeto. maría: no seas payaso, vámonos. albertano: ¿quieres un elote con chile? maría: no, ya me comí como cuatro. frosting: ¿no te apetece una copa de vino? jovita: sería un placer, frosting. ♪ ♪ arantxa: domingo 23 de agosto Éstas son las principales noticias. la fda aprobÓ para tratar pacientes hospitalizados por la enfermedad. el presidente enfrenta el mayor escÁndalo familiar. indiana se prepara para un fenÓmeno sin precedentes. dos huracanes tocarÁn tierra en sus costas con 48 horas de diferencia. con el regreso a los espacios pÚblicos en medio de una pandemia, acaso el aire acondicionado ayuda propagar el coronavirus? comenzamos. fÉlix: buenas noches y bienvenidos al noticiero univisiÓn. el presidente trump anunciÓ la autorizaciÓn de emergencia para el usodelplasma de convalecientes para trazar a los enfermos hospitalizados por coronavirus. el anun

gloria, we just received a portion of what else president obama's expected to say.r heard him speak so bluntly about the current president, president trump. he describes him as totally disinterested in doing the work of the presidency, someone who is incapable of growing into the job. it's truly an extraordinary address he is getting ready to deliver tonight. >> you know, wolf, i think michelle obama and barack obama have been talking to each other about donald trump a bit. because what we're seeing of barack obama's speech sounds an awful lot to me like what michelle obama was saying. let me read to you just a little bit of what he says about the current president. he says he showed no interest in putting in the work, no interest in finding common ground, no interest in using the awesome power of his office to help anyone but himself and his friends, no interest in treating the presidency as anything but one more reality show that he can use to get the attention he craves. it is remarkable because we're not used to hearing barack obama talk like this about anyone,

in a revealing documentary, biden opens up to gloria borger how he suffered and survived since 1982.> you said you went around kind of looking for fights and wrote you understand why people consider committing suicide. >> i thought about it, not doing it. i thought about what it would be like to go to the memorial bridge and jump off and end it all but i didn't get in the car and do it or close. i don't drink at all. i've never had a drink in my life, but i remember taking out a fifth of, i think, gin and put it on the kitchen table but i couldn't make myself take a drink, and what saved me was really my boys. >> more than 40 years later, one of those boys beau biden was stricken with brain cancer and was worried about his dad. >> i absolutely believe and i'll believe it until the day i die that the thing beau was most afraid of is not dying but his dad, the impact it would have on his dad. that it would really take his dad out. >> did he tell you that? >> oh, yeah. oh, yeah. all the time. like what am i going to do and how? shou what should i do? he was genuinely concerned it would

gloria, tonight is joe biden's acceptance speech. what are your expectations for him?> well, what he has to do and what he wants to do is be the man that his friends and family have been describing all week long. and what he's going to try and do is tie his experiences in life, his public service to his values, and then try and move that forward to what that means for an agenda. and for the future of this country. >> anderson, you know, i think the most important thing that he can do tonight, it is important what he says. it's even more important how he says it. the trump campaign and the president have invest sod much in denigrating biden's acuity and energy. and so he has to come out tonight and deliver a speech in a way that is strong, forceful, gives people confidence that he can lead this country forward and out of the morass we're in. >> it will be interesting to see how much he is, in fact, going to talk about president trump and how much he's not. >> yeah. i mean, you've had marquee sp k speakers and the obamas really attack president trump in ways we didn't ex

let's talk about it with cnn chief political analyst dana bash and gloria borger.are americans going to get some clarity on this desperately needed economic relief? >> you both have read the executive action. it's very unclear, and it certainly didn't match what the president actually said that it was going to do when he gave his address at his golf club on saturday. so, i think the answer to your question is we're not going to have clarity. nobody's going to have clarity until it's done the right way, until it's done legislatively with a compromise, with the democrats and the republicans and it's passed through the house and senate and signed by the president as the first c.a.r.e.s. act, the original relief bill was done and the several pieces of legislation done afterwards. because this is not the kind of thing that is meant for executive action. you note this, jim, and i think you reported this that a big part of why the president did this was to try to boost the democrats to getting them to the table, and more importantly, to getting them to try to give a littl

gloria borger, let me go to you first. i -- you know, i guess our breath should not be taken away anymore, you know, with this president. we started off the day with the president saying he's not going to give funding to the postal service because he doesn't want to see mail-in voting to this country. now he's questioning the will he dwit ma get ma si of kamala harris. there is no bottom. >> no, there isn't. let me just say this, that there isn't any pretense anymore that these briefings have anything to do really with coronavirus or with giving the american public information. what it is now is a campaign event from the podium of the white house, and what struck me from the very outset when the president was challenging what joe biden did today. he called it a decree, which of course it was not. he said he would like, urge governors to require mask wearing. about 37 or 38 states already do that as you know, but what struck me was he then started to describe biden as somebody who would usurp an enormous amount of power. he

gloria is 71. the wedding date? well, they're still deciding on that. no rush, kids.t's "nightline" for this evening. you can catch our full episodes on hulu. we'll see you right back here same time tomorrow. thanks for the company, america, goodnight. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live," with guest host, rob lowe. tonight, danny devito, and our new health care hero of the week. and now, rob lowe. >> rob: hello, and welcome to jimmy kimmel live. i'm your guest host, rob lowe. you probably know me from my work as an actor or as your mom's "hall pass." or maybe even your dad's. it's been a lifelong dream of mine to host a late night talk show. and here we are with no audience, no band, no laughter. it is late night, and i am talking on a show. so technically speaking, my dream has come true! but i haven't been doing much during quarantine. i started a podcast "literally with rob lowe." check it out. other than that i've just been glued to the television. been watching a lot of baseball. i'm a huge dodger fan. maybe, have you seen this? because there are n

de la soldado llegaron a la preparatoria en este carruaje con cuatro caballos y es que la señora gloriael cielo al lado de la virgen de guadalupe, me has dado todas las fuerzas que he tenido hasta ahorita >> los restos descansan en el , mañana será sepultada su abuelita dice que estará colocando en la tumba un regalo que desde méxico trajo con ella >> a ella le gustaban mucho unos chocolates así que vine a dejárselos y se los voy a llevar mañana (aplausos) >> mañana será un día muy difícil para la familia guillén los restos de la soldado serán finalmente sepultados, a pesar de que ella ya no está físicamente sus seres queridos en especial doña lorenza y sé que nunca la va a olvidar >> ella fue una niña muy buena conmigo, cuando llegaba me abrazaba, me decía venga para peinarle su pelo vicia justicia para vanessa >> catalogan como una heroína a una enfermera. rescató entre los escombros a los bebés en el líbano, luego caminó hasta tres millas hasta ponerlos en una zona segura, su acción ha sido reconocida por miles al darse a conocer estas imágenes >> y con esto nos vamos a la pausa pero

i want to discuss with our chief political analyst gloria borger and abby phillip. let's watch a little bit of this video that will introduce biden to the country tonight. >> for the first time, joe saw the heavy burden and it was a lesson he would never forget. >> a job is a lot more than a paycheck. it's about dignity. >> the country was losing tens of thousands of jobs a day, and they needed three votes to pass the economic rescue package. >> joe biden has handled the task of going to get those three republican votes. >> joe returned to the place where he had been so effective. >> passionate argument, sympathetic listening, willingness to make adjustments and accommodations to bring people on board. >> when the law finally passed, the president tapped his partner to run the program. joe tracked every dollar calling mayors and governors. >> talking to them on the phone one on one. he gave all of them his cell phone. >> and i watched him bring his heart to that job. it matters that you have in your mind the family that you're trying to reach, the neighborhood that

and you're sure gloria political mr dorchin your purchase was buried in a search of the space but just before. the mosquito. specifies a rescue reserve is a rescue service right to use. the do you think it is ok. thanks what. they knew but if you will by the level of. 0. 00. 0. 000-000-0000 extension 00 plus. doing so we would get somebody. who needs the truth means for. this. people taken statutory courses and become qualified but for them to work as. we can to protect. weekdays they scurry to regular jobs at the mall could be it but i watch him yesterday. sitting here with him that's to me it's like he's or is this. considered you losing your job. in class out of. the u.n. unit or what the able to discern good for you in your list of specific school. of. law. you just never do this of course. you have my. selfish. leader. who will be deeper than your. 30 should be monogamy is the system we do with. yes. yesterday. or. yes a good example of. a giggle. to get us to see if they've been there how much. the both of them i love that quote. the wrong side you know where you should go to spo

>> gloria, you remember we took a trip to new hampshire at the beginning of the primary campaign and went to see vice president biden at his campaign about to badly lose the new hatch shi hampshire primary. the first thing he said is how is lauren? lauren is my daughter. she has epilepsy. she's struggled. he knows the story and he's been helpful. in the midst of everything he's gone through at this moment, the first thing he remembered is the strength of gentlemen biden, he sees the humanity in people and that's particularly valuable in this race. what is the greatest critique of this president is that he is dehumanizing and doesn't have i empathy and doesn't care about people and here is joe biden. that's a reason why these stories you're hering a lot of them at this convention because the country is hungry for that for that everyompathy and conne. this is a very powerful and undeniable element of who joe biden is. >> that's one of the things that joe biden said last night to one of the people who had cancer that he was talking to, he said i want to treat you like my -- i want to do

la familia guillÉn no dio entrevista, pero gloria quiere justicia. >>> yo quiero justicia lo siento conadie se va de este mundo, nadie y yo quiero justicia y esos miserables que hicieron eso no duermen, no duermen. porque ya estÁn hasta aquÍ. >>> vanessa guillÉn descansarÁ en este cementerio con una ceremonia privada el sÁbado, dando una despedida con linternas mientras sepultan su cuerpo >>> la familia de vanessa guillÉn le pide a la gente que acuda a este evento pÓstumo y traiga cubrebocas pero no falte la preparatoria de cÉsar chÁvez y no se olvide el nombre de ghanesa guillÉn que fue acusada antes de morir en la base militar fort hood maÑana se haÁa la misa de cuerpo presente y maÑana serÁ sepultada nicole >>> gracias edgar seguiremos todo en noticias telemundo. ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) >>> california supera los 1600 casos acumulados del coronavirus el rebrote del verano lo convirtiÓ en el mÁs afectado del paÍs, sin embargo sus cifras de casi 11 mil fallecidos por el covid-19 sigue por debajo de los mÁximos de nueva york y new jersey los casos en estados unidos se acercan a los 5 policiales y

first up is gloria estefan's new release "brazil 305."till got it. the album features re-imagined hits all with a samba flavor that i'm going to be shaking it up to all weekend, i assure you. also on repeat this weekend is that miley cyrus song we were talking about. "midnight sky" dropped friday along with a super sexy, super '80s music video that she directed herself. she said that the track is inspired by music icons like joan jett, debbie harry and stevie nicks, and it definitely reminds me of the song "stand back" by stevie nicks, so that's spot on. the song also includes some juicy little tidbits, little hints that some of her exes including kaitlynn carter and cody simpson. >> ah, and that "brazil 305," those are the island vibes i need while we're stuck at home and can't travel. thanks for that, though, breanne. we appreciate it. be sure pick up this week's episode of "people," it's their family issue on newsstands nationwide. guys, we could get down to that gloria estefan. >> technically manhattan is an island, though. it's a dif

and cnn chief political analyst gloria borger. jeffrey, we'll get to you in just a second.he postal service is warning states that some ballots might not be counted because of delays in delivery times. but it's decisions by the postmaster general that led to these slowdowns, the inspector general is now investigating. but we know the president has fired a long list of i.g.s, hasn't he? >> the right. look, this is a president who doesn't like any kind of oversight. and now you have an inspector general saying i need to look at this. because why on earth would the new postmaster general, who happens to be a big political ally of the president, decide to change everything at the post office, reducing overtime, reducing modernization, you know, the use of processing equipment during a pandemic right before an election, unless you are trying to say to people don't vote by mail, it's too confusing, it's not going to help you at all, and derail the election and give the president the opportunity to try and delegitimize an election before it even starts. >> and, jeffrey, this warni

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let's talk about this with cnn's gloria borger.basic argument we're hearing that we are supposed to hear from vice president pence this evening that democrats basically mean anarchy? >> well, it is not a surprise. we've been hearing it throughout the convention to varying degrees and it is trying to tie joe biden to what they call the radical left saying he has been effectively taken hostage by the radical left and when you talk about anarchy then you can talk about what the president wants to talk about which is restoring law and order. what they're aiming at are the suburban voters whom they think this might appeal to, which is to say, i don't want this at my front door. i don't want this kind of violence at my front door. i don't support it. and it gives them permission or so they hope to say, okay. i might not like a lot of things about donald trump but he might keep me safe in my own back yard. >> and let me ask you, there is so much we don't know about the shooter in kenosha, wisconsin. we know he is 17, shot with a long gun,

or alternatively set up a narrative that if he loses there's something me fanefariou work here. >> gloria, president obama tweeted the trump administration is more concerned with suppressing the vote than suppressing the virus. he also talked about in a podcast as well, let me replay that for you. >> what we've seen in a way that is unique to modern political history is a president who's explicit trying to discourage people from voting, right? what we've never seen before is a president say, i'm going to try to actively kneecap the postal service to encourage voting, and i will be explicit about the reason i'm doing it. >> did you ever think that we would be sitting here -- you would see a sitting president of the united states go to the lengths to prevent americans from voting in the election? you hear obama kind of laughing because it is pretty unbelievable how it's playing out. >> it is. it is unbelievable. it's so unbelievable to hear a former president talk this way about a member of the president's club. he's effectively saying this guy is trying to undermine this election, and he's

soldiers from the 1960s civil rights mofl, beginning with gloria grinnell, who talks about the lunch counter protests during her time at richmond virginia union university. she also describes the culture shock she experienced as a californian attending college in virginia. watch tonight. enjoy america history tv this week and every weekend on c-span3. >>> bill barker and brandon dillard, monticello's he manager -- the conversation is driven by viewer questions and draws on mr. barkers's career on independence hall. thomas jefferson's monticello report recorded this conversation. >> you might recognize my voice, because in previous life streams, i'm usually the guy behind the camera, and i'm reading questions from our audience as they come in so that we can directly engage with you while we're talking to our first person interpreter/actor bill barker, who portrays thomas jefferson. we wanted to do something different this week. given the national conversation and given events all around us, we know that 2020 has been a challenging year. monticello has been closed for months. we reopen

but i emailed to her because twitter is like, what's aunt gloria saying?t gloria is thrilled. she thinks it's a fantastic choice for her. i mean, just an african american woman in north carolina. and she wants this president out. and so for her the overriding issue and goal is to remove donald trump from the white house. she would have been over the -- like overjoyed elizabeth warren, but she is extremely happy that it's senator harris. >> yeah. i think there are a lot of people who were multislice of bread, right? i think a lot lot of people are like, just pick somebody. i don't know if you are finding this, neera, there are people who said they didn't care, but then even people who were even some of the people who were in my texts were saying i'll take anyone, were so over the top happy today. i think because there are a lot of woman of color and i know a lot of black women who had some nonbias remorse saying they had the opportunity to vote for senator harris and they didn't. they didn't trust white america, quite frankly, enough to pick her as the pres

we'll be joined by gloria borger. former obama senior adviser david axelrod. also fellow cnn political km commentator and obama alum van jones. david, what do you think we should expect from democrats in terms of throughout this week getting their party excited, trying to get, you know, momentum? >> yeah, you know, i actually think this could be a very good week. it's an important week. you don't in a campaign, anderson, get many opportunities to get millions of americans together to watch what you're doing. conventions are important even when they're unconventional like this one. i'm of the mind that, yes, you sacrifice some of the excitement and energy that comes from having crowds, but there is more control and creative opportunities when you're actually producing television shows, which is what they're doing. they're going to have celebrity hosts every night, i understand, to kind of weave through all of this. a lot of testimonials. a lot of sbid vvideos. some entertainers. the speeches will be shorter. it will be faster paced. my guess is it will be bette

kamau bell who is united shades of america and gloria borger, political analyst. do you think it sends in this climate that we are in if biden does indeed choose a black woman? >> i mean, since joe biden started running for president, the country has changed twice. once, with covid. and once, with the killing of george floyd. and everything in history is pushing towards a woman being his partner on the ticket. and i just think that it seems like joe biden may be overthinking this. but that's -- that's what history is pushing towards. >> gloria, as jeff mentioned, as jeff zeleny mentioned, this partly comes down to loyalty for biden. you covered him for a long time. how important a factor do you think that is? >> uh-huh. very important. but first of all, let me say. joe biden overthinks is? >> this is the way he operates and this is the way he decides. i think loyalty is really important to him. he believes he was incredibly loyal to barack obama. you did not hear when he disagreed with obama. he didn't take it to media. he dntd take it to the capitol hill. the fir

the point gloria says, is this awe shot across the bow to democrats?'ll give you $600 a week but you're going to give me awe payroll tax and everything i want? >> i think that it's possible that -- the fact is he can do a heck of a lot as we discussed in the early part of the hour. and i think we sketched pretty accurately about what he said that he can defer the payroll tax, he can defer student loans, he can stop evictions, and he can do all that without congress. so, if nancy and chuck continue to insist on a trillion dollars in state and local support, given probably the state and local governments would spend just a little bit more than that over the rest of the year, then you're asking the federal government to take almost the whole tab, it's an extreme position. if they want to stick on that position, he's going to do this other thing. if they're willing to bend, i'm sure he would rather do it legislatively. >> what do you make of it from a political perspective here. if this is an if you don't do this, i'm going to sign this. he's put democrats

he doesn't know it yet but he believed but gloria contaminates baringo all the water life including the fish she depends on for food and money will die the suggestions by some scientists and government workers to build a barrier between the 2 people who've been watching the leaks well for years say enough of talk a solution needs to be found quickly catherine soy al-jazeera lead but gloria kenya now a 3 year old girl is recovering after being swept into the air at a kite festival in taiwan. a kite that was actually supposed to scatter sweets for children took off in a strong gust of wind wrapping its tail around the little girl she was carried through the air for about 30 seconds before dropping back down to earth thankfully she suffered only minor cuts. iran this is al jazeera and these are the headlines lebanese president michel own has named ambassador mustafa dave as the new prime minister designate a day of secured the support of a majority of m.p.'s the previous government quit on august 10th after the beirut explosion. he has this was the last he will let you know what we have wo

but, gloria, as this all plays out, look, we all know that there have been vp picks that have gone over better than others in the past. what are some of the pitfalls of this pick? >> well, i mean, the one that comes to mind when, david was talking about this is how you judge a potential president by this decision and how he makes decisions. the one that comes to mind to me of course is john mccain picking sarah palin. we all recall that he wanted joe liebermann. but republicans said to him if you have joe liebermann, you're going to have a walkout at your own republican convention. then he did a hail mary and decided that he was going to pick sarah palin, and that didn't go over so well. it told a lot of people a lot of things about john mccain's feelings, judgment, what he thought he needed, what could help him. i think with biden you will see some of that of course. but because biden has been vice president as my colleagues are saying, there is such a difference here. and my sources are telling me, look, the first thing he's telling people is i don't want to do any harm. sarah palin d

host: two gloria in maryland. a democrat. good morning. caller: good morning. thank you for all that you do. in this day when there is so much oppression -- let's be honest, an off a lot of it is blowing out of our white house. it is just wonderful to be able to enter the conversation. -- only physically blind, don't get nervous. i'm not spiritually blind. blind pastor, social justice activist. i have been here a little while. america is pining for change, because the hope bucket of rocks and the white house does not know how to convey those things. covid would not be the horror that is, had donald trump taken it seriously and not called a democratic hoax designed to bring down a president. we need to vote for change. ,nd having a woman come forward i wouldn't care if she was needs to mama, there be ideas that can coalesce to causing us to be america again. america isn't a place where people apply for asylum and diet the border. america isn't a place where we snatch babies out of the arms of their parents and then deport the parents so that family can never be

as gloria mentioned earlier, this is such a contrast to 2016. when it did feel, as if he was being coerced into -- into speaking at the convention. and there was restiveness on the floor among his supporters. this was a totally cohesive endorsement, embrace, and argument on his part. and that's going to -- that will benefit joe biden, moving forward. >> if i were joe biden, i'd be very happy with bernie sanders' speech. and i think that the biden campaign has really gone out of its way to sort of weave together the sanders' folks and the biden folks. not only in terms of the platform. but also, being inclusive, in a lot of ways, including in this speech. and i think, again, you know, to the paioint that sanders views this as a threat to democracy and existential threat. you know, for bernie sanders, that's a pretty good line. and -- but -- but it was -- it was -- folks, wake up. we got to get real, here. it was bernie sanders, in an odd way, saying be pragmatic and get out and vote for this guy. >> yeah. and almost one of his final lines. we mus

for more let's bring in professor sergei gloria former chief economist at the ied b. argue that's a european bank for reconstruction and development is also one of the top sponsors of nirvana's anticorruption fund and is a close friend of only arrive today professor in berlin for treatment you must be feeling relieved it is a feeling of relief but as you write that the situation is not out of the woods yeah he's unconscious and in the best case scenario we probably should experiment will take several weeks when your church came back to power and indeed has your refer to the case of. it was and fareed difficult and painful to cover. all of this is clearly sensitive stuff but to the extent that you can talk about this who do you think might be behind this apparent assault in the valley and what we don't know and. we don't know and we do not know why it has happened still i would say it is very important to remember it's not the 1st attack on a number only using chemical agents he says he was attacked in 2017 and the video cameras actually identify the men who are execut

el jefe de la policÍa de houston revelÓ que a peticiÓn de gloria guillÉn, madre de vanessa, su agenciaenes de adn estaba muy dolorida pero sabÍa sin duda que era su hija. pedro: asÍ retornaron los restos de su hija la noche de sÁbado. mientras los preparativos parece bello que tendrÁ lugar en este cementerio, autoridades resaltan el legado que vaya guillÉn dejÓ. ademÁs la congresista silva garcÍa y el proyecto de ley i am vanessa guillÉn. >> para que incluyan a lafamiliares del principio. >> en houston, texasdon pedro nomÁs univisiÓn. arantxa: se investigara los cambios implementados. un importante donante del partido republicano ni de la campaÑa de presidente que fue nombrado ha supuesto por trump en mayo. estos cambios puestos en marcha impactado de manera negativa la entrega del correo. creen que se trata de una maniobra para entorpecer la votaciÓn por correo en las elecciones generales. pablo gato por los detalles. pablo: el lema de los carteros es queni la lluvia ni la nieve los detienen. un grupo de manifestantes hasta la casa del director de servicio de correos para protestar en

this time is probably not super realistic and not lead to a good outcome here. >> and, you know, gloriah is that 3 of the 4 connective orders can't be implemented by the white house alone. so what is the point for president trump of doing this then? >> show. he wants to show that with his signature which we know is not true but with his signature that he can do what congress cannot do. and look. the american public deserves to be frustrated by the way at the fact that the congress cannot get together and come up with some extension of unemployment benefits. the democrats wanted it the $600 level. the president expects to be applauded for cutting that in half. but they ought to come up with something but the point of what the president did was to say, look, i can do these things even though when you read in the fine print i actually can't. >> and, you know, to that point, jeanne, what is likely to happen from congress' point of view certainly when it comes to giving aid to americans who are struggling, it's almost a dare to tell them to intervene in helping people. >> yeah. i think one t

until this election as alex develop needs a friend so ok gloria ok now let's take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world. president alexander lukashenko has ordered the belorussian military to use the most stringent measures to protect the territorial integrity of the nation he made the comments at a military base near the borders of poland and lithuania authorities have blocked some news websites reporting on large anti-government protests. families of coded 900 victims have marched in new york to mourn the 175000 americans who have died of the virus they also protested against the trumpet ministrations handling of the crisis during the candlelight procession people walked across the brooklyn bridge to york city hall. we go slow my kids are set to vote on a bill to provide $25000000000.00 in emergency funding for the u.s. postal service ahead of the november presidential election the democrats sponsored legislation aimed at preventing delights as millions of americans vote by mail this year because of the corona virus and to make the postal service has been un

what jumped out at you, gloria? >> well, also on the pre-existing conditions thing, don't forget that this administration has been fighting that in court. >> right. >> so when he talks about a double safety net it is protecting americans from whom if it is already the law of the land which they're fighting? the other things that sort of struck me, and again, it seems to me to have this feeling of throwing everything up against the wall to see what will stick. we saw this in 2016 and it obviously worked to a degree talking about a capital gains tax cut right now in the middle of an economy that is desperately suffering and in recession. he talked about income tax cuts for the middle class which if you'll recall he talked about in 2016 as well. and remember, he has also said in the past he is going to come out with some big health care plan. i don't know whether that's what he was talking about today or not. so we all -- we ought to say and just step back for a moment and say that all of these things that he is talkin