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do we know anything about kamala harris's tv debate style? mala harris's tv debate style?— tv debate style? she wasn't brilliant in _ tv debate style? she wasn't brilliant in the _ tv debate style? she wasn't brilliant in the 2020 - tv debate style? she wasn't brilliant in the 2020 primaryj tv debate style? she wasn't l brilliant in the 2020 primary is tv debate style? she wasn't - brilliant in the 2020 primary is for the democrats. she got flustered and dropped a couple of questions within that but, if you have seen her in the last week or two weeks, since her candidacy has emerged, she has looked quite a strong performer. she looks very much up for the game and of course she is a prosecutor by training. she was a lawyer back in california and those skills, being able to talk convincingly to an audience will probably stand her in pretty good stead. audience will probably stand her in pretty good stead-— pretty good stead. thanks to mark for that. the us government has revoked a plea deal agreed earlier this week with khalid sheikh mohammed —

i do not think that we can expect kamala harris to be agreeing to a big arena style show of a debate whether it moves networks or not, i think is an open question. but i think if we get down to it, will a debate happen? it's hard to picture that between now and november, we won't be seeing one you know, it's just to just to, you know, we talked so much about does the vice presidential pick matter this year? it seems like it has mattered quite a bit, but we've also talked about debates mattering. it seems like this year debates matter quite a bit. sabrina rodriguez. thank you so much. appreciate your time. >> all right, a hurricane watch is now in effect for parts of florida as a tropical depression crosses cuba before it's expected to strengthen into a named storm. communities along florida's west coast, including cities like tampa, have already started handing out sandbags to residents ahead of the storm. cnn meteorologist allison chinchar is joining us now with more and yes, i mean, in the water around florida, you were showing us earlier as soon cooper war. >> yeah. this is not go

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there's a piece up on our site right now that i wear, i write that leaps of faith or not, kamala harris style, but she is going to have to make one at least are certain extent in this decision. she's lincoln who can help her when she's thinking about a governing partner. just thinking about what kind of report shall have with the person. but all of that needs to be done along with all the vetting about all the past business transactions, all the personal affairs, anything that they've ever done in their lives. all in a period of just a couple of days here, right? and it may be one or two meetings that harris herself will have with the final picks importantly, she does not know any of the picks that well, and one that she does know the has spent the most time with pete buttigieg. that relationship has been a little troubled over the years, but it's gotten a lot better lately. she's having to do this all very quickly. and figure out where she is. this is not something that ever is done over two-week or id and even for the people who have been trying to put together the documents on the side of

decision just in the campaign i wrote in a piece over the weekend that leaps of faith or not kamala harris style. she likes to take a lot of time with decisions, go through a lot of data see things over and over again cross-examined. she just doesn't have that option she's got to 15 days ago, joe biden was still running for president in two weeks. she's had to get this campaign up and do all the betting and all of it. and she had she doesn't know any of the three people who she interviewed yesterday very well. she's actually known shapiro for about 20 years, but not in a deep way. and she's got to figure out like, how this is going to work, how's it chemistry work? who can cheat trust? what if they are elected? how is that going to work? that's really hard to do would be hard for any of us to do. and this is a super high high-stakes situation. >> imagine building a billion-dollar company from scratch that's how it is in the best of campaign of her two-year cycle, you doing it 100 days? >> yeah and again, the thing that i keep thinking about two and thinking about her decision-making campaigns. >

there's a piece up on our site right now that i wear write that leaps of faith or not, kamala harris style, but she is going to have to make one at least are certain extent in this decision. she's lincoln who can help her when she's thinking about a governing partner. just thinking about what kind of rapport shall have with the person but all of that needs to be done along with all the vetting about all the past business transactions, all the personal affairs, anything that they've ever done in their lives, all in a period of just a couple of days here, right? >> in maybe one or two meetings that harris herself will have with the final picks. >> and importantly, she does not know any of the picks that well, and one that she does know the has spent the most time with pete to judge that relationship has been a little troubled over the years, but it's gotten a lot better lately. she's having to do this all very quickly and figure out where she is and isaac, you've also reported that one thing they really are keeping an eye on and and are focused on no surprises. they want to keep this honeymo

nipple so women reveal why men going shirtless gives them the ick and even if you're a hunk like harry stylesat is why steve and i have both worn shirts tonight. but from sunny parks to sweltering streets, the recent hot weather has seen a parade of flesh, a parade of flesh worthy of an episode of love island as men with gym honed bodies and dad bods alike take the opportunity to whip off their shirts. these were called riots . shirts. these were called riots. and yeah, yeah, i know i've seen i've noticed there's this show called love is blind. i don't know if you watch it, but all the women are just like normal women. all the men have got like, these sort of steroid bodies, like a sort of action man figure or a he—man figure. and they're all waxed, aren't they ? they're all waxed. they? they're all waxed. >> they've got no hair. >> they've got no hair. >> where's the hair? >> where's the hair? >> well, maybe they're keeping it to stuff a pillow or something. >> you know what? burt reynolds? he had a hairy chest. you need to bring that back. >> yeah, very sexy. what do you think, steve, >> it

stone arena in nashville where a couple years ago i got to play there with kacey musgraves and harry styles the technology actually already exists. it is just being in person. it's been so nice to go around the country, sell tickets to these shows, make sure i could give them to the fans in person so there is no waiting in line. the stress of trying to buy a concert ticket. i don't understand how box works. i never will. it made me happy to know when i get on stage and see the faces of the wonderful people out there, those are the people that wanted to be there. >> and you will open for cold play, too. >> so excited. we're heading to europe to open for cold play. i get to hear sparks every night. i'm just like, i can't wait. and i get to keep learning. you know, to watch them on stage is just a master class. >> well, it's all good stuff ahead. maggie, let's let you play one more song for this crowd. >> thank you so much.much. ♪♪ ♪ >> this is "don't forget me." [ cheers and applause ] ♪♪ ♪ ♪ my friend sally's getting married and to me that sounds so scary ♪ ♪ i'm still trying to clean up my

kamala harris' promising communist style price controls and free taxpayer-funded health care. nobody in this room is going to want that. are all illegal aliens mass amnesty and citizenship for the millions and millions of migrants she lets in. she wants to give citizenship to people that have come here illegally. they didn't come through the system. we want people to come into our country but they have to come in legally right? they have to come in legally. we are taking people that are murderers and drug dealers and she wants to give them amnesty. i tell you i don't get it. but all this will destroy medicare and will destroy your social security. she called for the abolition of ice. these are great patriots. and looking at seven these people in the front of their at top is how. you don't want to walk in to ms-13 gang's and start it out. these guys are seriously tough and they live in our country. sans got to do it i took them out by the thousands. now they want to let them, they are the meanest in the world. baseless people with knives. they rather use a knife then a gun beca

do we know anything about kamala harris's tv debate style?ats. she got a little bit flustered. she dropped a couple of questions within that. but if you've seen her in the last week, two weeks since her candidacy has emerged, she's looked quite a strong performer. she's looked very much up for the game. and of course, she is a prosecutor by trade. she was a lawyer back in california, and those skills of being able to talk convincingly to an audience will probably stand her in pretty good stead. thanks to mark for that. the us government has revoked a plea deal agreed earlier this week with khalid sheikh mohammed — the man accused of masterminding the september the 11th terror attacks in 2001. the deal angered some relatives of the 9/11 victims — as well as republican leaders. here's our north america correspondent, peter bowes. this is the latest complication in this already extremely long running case. khalid sheikh mohammed, the alleged architect of the september the 11th attacks, and his two alleged accomplices have been held at guantanamo

it's no wonder that san francisco liberal kamla harris wants west coast-style tim waltz as her runningnt his term as governor trying to remake minnesota in the image of the golden state. if waltz won't tell voters the truth, we will, as will kamela harris. tim waltz is a dangerous liberal extremist, and waltz's california dream is every american's nightmare. when it comes to ukraine, waltz is marching in formation. in february of this year, visited the ukrainian embassy in washington, established a partnership with the chernihiv region. in april last year, along with other governors, he communicated. on zoom with zelensky. together with walls, harris will take the stage this evening for a ten-thousand- strong rally in philadelphia. the scope, not only to surprise their own, but to further knock the competitor out of the saddle. kamala harris is gaining momentum in the language that trump speaks. big rallies, big ratings, exciting images created for television. dehil reports that the republicans share concerns that trump was completely taken by surprise by force. trump, which the libera

supporter elon musk on the social media platform trump, attacking vice president kamala harris on substance and style. a picture of her on time magazine today. she looks like the most beautiful actress ever to live. it was a drawing. as vice president, harris climbs in the polls, trump's allies in public and private, are urging him to be more disciplined with his attacks. the path forward is to focus on policy. those are three words for the republican party that i think is a path to success. focus on policy. trump has been critical of the white house's handling of the economy. we want companies to build here, not to build in other locations, and we want to create jobs. and again, it's about the american dream. you don't hear about the american dream anymore. but a new poll shows for the first time this cycle, voters think the economy will do better under the democrat. today, an inflation indicator came in better than economists expected. nothing has actually changed objectively in terms of the economic numbers or people's personal finances. in the last three weeks, what has changed is the mood. democ

he's called harris's proposals, a soviet style government price fixing scheme. the non partisan committee for responsible federal budget says the harris plan could add $1.00 trillion dollars to the us deficit over the next decade. it says transplant, the less detailed could cost tax payers about the same carry in north carolina says she likes, here's his proposal to help people buy their 1st home. it would be a tremendous help. it would mean, alas, the realize may is kerry is planning to vote for harris in november, but she's cautiously optimistic. knowing that old campaign promises don't always turn out to be true. she says she's willing to give harris a chance. how did you castro out a 0 for counting the cost? well, let's bring it, i guess, to discuss this further. joining us from london is greg swenson. he's a founding pop up motions bank break market. i'm the source of the shipment of republicans overseas and from washington dc with joined by paula von shak, who was the president of the global policy institute, the think tank. both of you. welcome, gentle and

style? is there an audience? if trump sticks to policy, he should prevail. i think kamala harrisyle and substance, each of them have their strengths. >> jonathan: pete? >> i think trump needs to look at the president reagan 1980 debates. seeing some of the advertisements where they use the phrase, do you feel better off than you were four years ago and if he keeps driving that message, it is a winning one. >> jonathan: we shall see. we ask you who you think will come out on top and here's what the poll showed. 98% of you said former president trump comes out on top. only 2 percent for kamala harris. instagram said 94% and a 6 percent for harris. and some of your responses here, rochelle said on topic and substance, trump. for the media, because kamala because they are invested in her victory. trump will come out on top, kamala may hang in there at the beginning but the debate is long and she will go into her word to sell tell me wagner -- trump can defend, she won't even admit the last three and a half years actually happened. julie says i've heard of her, trump if he can stick t

creates this dynamic of the often brash aggressive trump sometimes rather bombastic in his style tanking on kamala harris. so we will then see those two contrasting styles. >> i would also appear that donald trump is trying to break into the national conversation and you cycle for that matter after being drowned out by the momentum that is behind the harris-walz campaign, admittedly, of course it is a honeymoon stage, but you'd have to see from his performance at mar-a mar-a-lago news conference, it seemed that he was trying to desperately make some headlines well, and again, that the news conference yesterday and we could go back to the late june debate with biden and trump, where trump's approach quite often is to make claims to make assertions and to not be challenged whether that's by journalists reporters, or in the biden debate. >> to not be challenged necessarily very vigorously by one's opponent. now, the question is, will that change with kamala harris? will she have that ability to take it to trump? certainly on the stump she has. i think used some of his tactics, taunting him, say it to my fac

speaking to volunteers, harris compared her leadership style with donald trump's. >> this campaign isecognition that, frankly, over the last several years, there's been this kind of perversion that has taken place, i think, which is to suggest that the measure of the strength of a leader is based on who you beat down. when what we know is, the real and true measure of the strength of a leader is based on who you lift up. john: former president trump and running mate j.d. vance will also hold events in pennsylvan tomorrow. and french actor alain delon has died. his smouldering good looks lent an air of wounded mystery to dark roles in a string of classic films. he played a hitman in "the samourai," an unscrupulous art dealer in "mr. klein," and the murderous, social climbing tom ripley in "purple noon." off-screen, he was notorious for his entanglements with women, organized crime, and right-wing politics. today, french president emmanuel macron hailed him as a french monument. alain delon was 88 years old. still to come on "pbs news weekend," a look back at the chaotic 1968 democratic

>>>harris making no apologies for her style. confined to other people's perception >>>strategists point to past pop culture success in pushing harris to lean into the moment. >>>>what's your message for her, kamala? if you're watching, please let me introduce you at the dnc you >anne>she is pretty good now. she says she's not impersonating vice president harris solely for the entertainment value. she says as a black woman seeing harris as vice president and now running for president has had a real profound impact on her. we're going to be right back >>>stern grove festival presents a free concert featuring jazz and funk legend herbie hancock and the all star ensemble the sfjazz collective. sunday at two. stream coming up tonight on the cbs evening news. a battleground blitz as the harris campaign and jd vance make dueling appearances in the midwest. how the political competition has ramped up overnight with a newly minted democratic ticket. that and more headlines tonight on the cbs evening news >anne>and coming up at five, we'r

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-- 1929-style depression. harriss also a talking the quite a bit about the economy on the trail. united united autoworkers' members were in the crowd yesterday, and the president, shaun payne, spoke before harris and walz. even though a lot of voters blame the biden-harris administration for inflation, here is her economic messaging. >> we fight for a future where every worker has the freedom to join a union, a future where we build a broad-based economy, where every american has an opportunity to own a home, to start a business and to build wealth. >> reporter: and at that rally, a chant aing group of pro-palestinian protesters interrupted harris' speech. you can see there the they were removed from the venue, and the speech continued. it was a small group, but it sort of highlights a larger concern for the harris-walz campaign here in michigan, that some voters might not show up to the polls in november because of the biden-harris administration's handling of the war in gaza. so certainly something to watch as that

harry styles and taylor swift. and it says a lot.ch a likeable character. and i think we haven't got a picture, have we? >> from the. >> from the. >> oh, we've got lots in the mail. yeah, but you see the swimming pool we have, he said all of the pictures in this year's calendar or next year's calendar. >> oh, there you go. were either taken at his home in barbados or on a cruise that he was on, and that's just one picture. but he's in the pool and oh, there he's in the pool and oh, there he is . look. and i must say, he is. look. and i must say, he's 83. >> but it's incredible. >> but it's incredible. >> there's so many of them. yes, they've they've got so much stamina from that era. >> and he's never touched hair dye in his life. >> i just think well no. >> i just think well no. >> oh come on. oh you >> he does love a shower. he loves you. can't. you can't wait to get in the shower. >> i've never tried to put my dog in the shower. >> mine won't go near the shower. she she thinks it's like the. oh, he has got a picture. yeah, he has

vice president's harris's current leadership style could be an issue if elected. >> in another time,e didn't mean it but because of the way donald trump speaks and the way people have been speaking about kamala harris, there's doubt that's sewn in there. how did you mean those comments, and i want to ask you, talk about weird, i want to talk about something david french was writing about kamala harris. he's very conservative but he has been writing effectively about why kamala harris is somebody that conservatives should support. he argues this, i believe that fear may be sufficient to beat trump, but only joy can push back maga back to the periphery of american life, and he wonders if the mood is changing yet again this election cycle. it was a populous mood in 2016, took people by surprise. is the mood changing again? and is joy enough to push back on not just maga but maybe the way that our politics has become so crude? >> i think joy speaks to hope. joy is something people can look forward to. and joy is, by the nature of the word, enjoyable. it's something that gives you a good

i'm thinking of harry styles. i'm thinking of john lennon.n, there is the opportunity. i mean, we're talking about her for the first time on this programme. she could actually do fairly well out of this , fairly well out of this, >> she could, but i think it's different when you're a couple. it's, you know, if you're in a band that's different, you can go on and have a solo career. but i think they were very much a unit and everyone has watched their journey right from the start. when they met, and a lot of people have followed that and fell in love with them through that. so i do think this might have an effect on their. >> interesting you say that popularity, i think i disagree . popularity, i think i disagree. i think molly may, because she already had a youtube, she already had a youtube, she already had a youtube, she already had lots of people following her before she went into love island. oh, and yeah, i think, i think she's going to step up to the plate and she'll manage just fine, but it must be a horrible shock now. >> it will be o

harris. from pete buttigieg, also on msnbc -- >> just a weird style that he brings. ds to weird policies. >> byron: to harris herself. >> some of what he and his running mate are saying, it's just plain weird. >> byron: walz doubling down on the punchline tonight. >> i just have to say it. you know it. you feel it. these guys are creepy, and yes, just weird as hell, that's what you see. that's what you see. >> it's just one word, but it might be the word that actually changed the course of history when it comes to shaping the new harris/walz ticket. you wouldn't look at tim walz and say this is a guy that would go viral, but in this moment he seemed to encapsulate the mood, the vibe of democrats, how they wanted to position themselves. >> byron: walz was elected governor of minnesota in 2018 and is serving a second term. before that, he was the congressman for 12 years representing a historically red district and was the top democrat on the veterans affairs committee. >> i think for tim, what you see is what you get. and what you get is very genuine. it's very real. b

style. so he wants that give and take. if you're kamala harris, you're trained as a prosecutor. you're someone who will move through the case and almost in that way. and the stylistic component here can advantage her in that prosecutorial style. donald trump and his team know that, so they don't want those advantages to move forward. a part of the challenge is for harris to respond in kind. she can do that and when they come her way, does she go back and move forward and does she look presidential? because that first debate, it if indeed it happens on september 10, will be the most watched event. she will have more eyeballs if you will than what we saw last thursday's dnc speech and certainly that is the case for donald trump. does she look presidential? does she go ack on him? how does he handle that atmosphere as he did very well in that first debate with joe biden, but clearly he was not up to snuff. so the debate fallout and the coverage of the debate itself is an important element of what will happen post debate if you will. >> all right, we've got about 20 seconds left in t

what do you make of how harris and her campaign are making the most of this momentum and these differences that we're seeing in these camps and pains styles right now well, we're so elated to have the vice president, kamala harris back in las vegas, nevada today? >> this is her seventh trip to the great state of nevada this year alone. this is one of the most diverse communities in the country she is bringing everyone together. this is not only about momentum, this is a movement. this is about bringing voters together from every walk of life, the fact that nevada represents the diversity that is america and the issues that really resonate is so very important. to have the vice president here along with governor waltz talking about how we're going to bring down the cost of housing, how we're going to protect a woman's right? to make her own health care decisions. how we keep families together while also securing our border these are the issues that nevadans care about and we're very excited to have the vice president back here in nevada today in 2020. >> president biden won nevada by 2.4 four points, beating out former president donald tru

>> harris has been accused of being all style and no substance by her critics, not actually saying whatld do if you get the chance to govern but today with her major moment to unveil that economic platform. what is interesting, with biden, i do not think this was a radical transformation. biden wanted more aggressive government intervention in the economy with industrial labor. and trust policies. harris was a little more aggressive about going after big corporations and using this sort of language that a lot of those on biden's campaign wanted him to do. essentially, i think she is repackaging a lot of what biden was doing already. of course, she is the vp with biden. what struck me was at the ease with which she talked about policies using very simple sentences, drawing on her own examples. which mr. biden has done as well, but she has done more of that. when she worked at a fast food joint. when she was looking to buy a house. she showed empathy. often mr. biden was criticized of talking a lot about how the economy is growing fast, inflation is better, unemployment is low, all factua

harris". and despite her word a solid speech style, this lady think said kamala harris is the second coming ofobama. >> think it's a really good campaign.pe people really like her, she's going to be very gifted obama level speaker. and she was very much underestimated by the mainstream media, and quite frankly she has command, you hear her up there and she is confident, she is calm and commanding. for whatever reason, america iss ready for her, which is very exciting. >> judge jeanine: you know herald the interesting part of this no tax on tips is that t kamala harris doesn'ipt even say even though donald trump talkedr about her, andum you add to that that she was actually the tie-breaking votes to give theme more powerr to the irs agents o be able taxi tax those tips, sop on thes. one hand we have joe biden, now calm "the copycat what say you? >> harold: obby khan had a har good weekend. it's been a tough three weeks.ee it's not a campaign as earache, you havear two people running fr office, we will do a segment on to this. the prison running for the democratic job, a democratic side moving i

and what will the choice reveal about harris and her leadership style? live outside the president's residence at the naval observatory, is where we find allie raffa. what is going on? in the last hour, senator kelly posts on x, "my background is a bit different than most politicians. i spent my life serving in the navy and at nasa, where the mission always comes first. now, my mission is serving arizonans." he has now deleted it. does he not know we are all sort of reading every single sign? what is happening here? >> reporter: yeah, sam, just to prove to you how much attention is on everything these top contenders say and do, that post on x in which he said his mission is to serve arizonans immediately field questions, speculations over this was a veiled announcement that kelly was not in the running to be a vp running mate, the pick for vice president harris anymore. that tweet was deleted moments later, then kelly posted a second post on x, showing him with two men in army uniforms, with the caption: when your country asks you to serve, you can always

it is always been the way the obamas have done it and itk loos like harris is embracing that style ofng after trump. and i think for those swing voters, particularly women, and think it is very effective. >> and if it is an economic argument. we heard something that was a bit of a take down from michelle obama comparing donald trump to the likes of the average american. i want to play that. >> if we bankrupt a business or choke in a crisis, we don't get a second, third or fourth chance. if things don't go our way, we don't have the luxury of whining or cheating others to get further ahead. no. we don't get to change the rules so we always win. if we see a mountain in front of us, we don't expect there to be an escalator waiting to take us to the top. no. >> if part of the strategy is to get under donald trump's skin, what must he be thinking today about michelle obama. >> he's seething. let's be clear. he's seething and since he saw the crowds at this convention. to use a political science term, michelle obama lit him up last night. and you know -- >> that is in the text book. >> i te

harris. she has been accused of being all style and no substance. , what would have first 100 days look like? as she unveiled proposals on how she would try to lower the cost of living. and what struck me about her speech was that she had much more of an easy way of talking about policy by simple sentences, examples from her own life. in a way that president biden was being accused of dubbing of the do so, the vision wasn't hugely radicalfrom his, but she delivered her speech in about half—an—hour, shorter than president biden, shorter than the speeches that donald trump has been giving recently on the economy. ms harris also accused donald trump of coming up with proposals that would only benefit rich people, billionaires, the executives of big corporations. donald trump has tried to tie kamala harris to the cost of — the cost of living going up, and to inflation as well. both of them are really going hard on the economy. the economy is the number one issue for voters. the polls suggest it is the one thing they really care about going into this elec

it's interesting talking about keir starmer's personal style and then contrasting that with kamala harrise you think about it, kamala harris loves going to a giant basketball stadium and getting the crowd chanting no going back and the coconut memes. keir starmer's favourite thing to do was to go to a non—league football club and sit in the empty stands and kick a ball around. it's like we're not the same country, he's not the same person, it's not the same style. but another great distinction is that keir starmer exposes himself to journalistic scrutiny. and kamala harris, you have to drag her to a microphone. and she eventually went with her wingman. so, i mean, look, this is not a podcast where one of the members of the team is criticising the prime minister. in analysing things can only get worse, comma, pat mcfadden appeared on last sunday and he himself contrasted it with things can only get better. i think it's very fair at the end of six days to say that we've seen the cut of their jib. they're smashing us on the chops with tory failure, disaster, catastrophe, nightmare, it's all

what it says is that, harris is running as the san francisco liberal, she has governed as a san francisco liberal, and she has chosen a running mate who will be a san francisco-styleer credit, kamala harris and to move to an interesting team. if you remember the rioting in the summer of 2020, tim walz was a guy who let rioters burn down minneapolis and, the harvest bailed the rioters out of jail. so there is an interesting team, in that sense. reporter: earlier today you said you called governor walz. clearly part of you believes you could be the vice presidential candidate. are you saying you will not debate him or do you agree to go on the debate stage with tim walz? >> i absolutely want to debate him but only after he is actually the nominee. i called him to congratulate him and offered him my best wishes. would it shock me if the democrats pulled another switcheroo? it wouldn't. of course we went to have a road for us to debate again because we believe the american people have the right to have their political leaders try to persuade them. that is what is so scandalous about kamala harris's basement campaign. 16 days she had been the presumptive nominee of the

harris. talk to me about how you think she will continue this collaborative work versus donald trump style. >> i am confident vice president harris who has been side-by-side with president biden in meetings with more than 140 different world leaders and gave a strong and stirring speech. both this year and last year. and the importance of allies. president biden respects and recognizes that the united states is safer, stronger and more prosperous because of a global network of allies and partners. russia and china only have each other. these regimes are trying to come together to stand up to the global alliance and networks of shared value and priorities that the united states has built. i am confident that kamala harris as our president will continue the wise and long tradition of leadership through the strength of alliance and partnerships. >>> coming up, donald trump escalated his attacks on the racial identity and went back to a vile tactic. stains happen to the best of us. i bet carl lewis doesn't get tomato sauce on his jacket. dang it. urghh! when they do, tide's got you covered. —look

bring that experience, he is only a year older than kamala harris, he six years of age but as i say he can bring that kind of midwestern styley, balancing it out and appealing to a much more wides, wide a range of voters. harris is due to arrive here in pennsylvania later today with his vp pick to start a week long tour of battleground states.— vp pick to start a week long tour of battleground states. thank you very much, i'm battleground states. thank you very much. i'm sure _ battleground states. thank you very much, i'm sure we _ battleground states. thank you very much, i'm sure we will _ battleground states. thank you very much, i'm sure we will hear - battleground states. thank you very much, i'm sure we will hear more . much, i'm sure we will hear more from you when she does arrive there. let's talk do you agree with what she was just saying. that she does balance out that ticket? it is she wasjust saying. that she does balance out that ticket?— balance out that ticket? it is what we look at — balance out that ticket? it is what we look at only — balance out that ticket? it is what we look at only look _ balance out t

he claims harris wants quote, soviet style price controls but while he knocks virginia, trump has yet to release details of his economic plan, despite holding two speeches this week on the economy is going to give it another shot on monday when he counter programs the democratic national convention in chicago. so perhaps the third time's a charm. joining me now, congressional reporter for axios juliegrace brufke, trump 2020 press communications director erinperrine, and cnn political commentator and democratic strategist, maria cardona so thank you all for coming in tonight. and first i want to start with our reporter because you have seen some of these proposals before, right? so it's not as though a new congress would be like what expanding a tax credit for families? >> what does it mean for whether or not this is more or less just biden policies. >> does it actually feel new nothing both sides, both trump and harris are kind of leaning into this populist messaging and some of the things they talk. >> they're talking about, the no tax on tips and things like the 6,000 now their chil

style candidate, right? this isn't 2008 with barack obama. it's certainly not joe biden in 2020 or even hillary clinton in 2016. what the harris doing is really giving their own kind of style to this component. they want to build up but they also want to keep her there, kind of bring her in at certain key moments, not for long periods of time. like she's walking out in milwaukee yesterday, as, for example, she's going over the top in the delegate count with gavin newsom. her political cousin, there, making that pledge with the california delegation. so it's carefully choreographed and it has these moments which we see building on tonight. and we've seen some of this in terms of themes, right? certainly the obamas, who haven't been very public, have been privately, quite frustrated with donald trump. and they come out full bore last night, but at the same time, pushing that unity theme which built after joe biden and monday night, you're going to see more of that unity theme tonight that all builds in to kamala harris tomorrow because they want to push a unity theme that's beyond the hardcore activists and democrats democratic

so he has that sort of incumbent style background that harris doesn't, and he is able to get some distancether that matters remains to be seen. this is in front of the mantra of the entire conversation. but yeah, i think she is going to be much better able to separate herself from biden than trump is going to be able to separate himself from trump. >> okay, eugene and philip, since he began, guys. thank you. >>> it's like woodstock, but for democrats. no tie-dye t-shirt required. we are going to take you to if you have to cut, pack, drive, scout, weld, stack, feed, pull, load, demstock next. all in a single day, then you just have to get in the seat of the new john deere gator™ xuv. learn more at your john deere dealer. what will you do when the power goes out? power outages can be unpredictable and inconvenient, but with a generac home standby generator, your life goes on uninterrupted. because when your generac detects a power outage, it automatically powers up, giving your family the security and peace of mind they deserve. we don't have to worry about whether we lose power or not. if t

just went through how harris's online fans, so enthusiastic about everything kamala harris, from her policies and her styleut i just mentioned. now we turn to trump, who has always been pr obsessed. back when many politicians thought that being online at too much menu were amateurish, donald trump, you know by now, everyone knows, he used twitter in raw and quick ways to pick fights and to drive the news cycle online and through tv and traditional news. the new york times reported it was a pithy and powerful approach. that was novel then. fast forward to this year, it is become so mainstream that president biden didn't even announce the historic news of his exit from the presidential race with the traditional press release or even just calling into a new show, which they could've done. he broke the biggest unexpected news story in politics this year through a tweet that you see here, and then attached is letter for all to read on twitter. now, donald trump was suspended from some of those platforms after january 6th. for the ways that his speech online may have fomented an insurrection. those platforms, of

. >> i have my mother's last harris making no apologies for her style don't be confined to other people's point to pass pop culture success in pushing harris to lean into the moment. what's your message for her? >> camila, if you're watching please let me introduce you at the dnc i, mean it is so spot on wow elizabeth. so allison, recent media and you profiled i mean, it just it's incredible. i mean, but impersonating kamala harris has also taken on a deeper meaning for her. tell us about that it has when i was sitting with her and when i wasn't cracking up, she was telling me that the reason why she wants to in-person snake kamala harris, is not just for entertainment value. >> she also wants to put a spotlight on her. allison told me that she is a queer black woman and to see kamala harris be in the position shouldn't that she is in as vice president and now likely running for president. she said it has a profound impact on her right, elizabeth wagmeister sure. thank you. and thanks for watching ac360 start now, have a great weekend

america correspondent nomia iqbal has more on harris — and trump's — visions for the future of the economy. the vice president has been accused of being all styleportunity to show americans what president harris would look like, how would she govern? what would herfirst 100 days in the white house looked like. she unveiled all proposals to see how she would lower the cost of living. what struck me about her speech was she had much more of an easy way of talking about policy. simple sentences, examples from her own life, in the way president biden was accused of not being able to do so. the vision she had was not hugely radicalfrom his but she delivered her speech about 30 minutes, shorter than biden speech. shorter than the speeches donald trump has been giving on the economy recently. she also accused donald trump of coming up with proposals that would only benefit rich people, billionaires, executives of big corporations. mr trump tried to tie kamala harris to the cost of living going up and inflation as well. both of them are going hard on the economy. the economy is the number one issue for voters. the polls suggest it is the one thing they