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won if she has one, the media isy sh going to think she one but wese will see hase ... >> 28% are thenes that don't know what her policies are. i win bernie sanders is asked if she's dropping her far leftay policies, he says,s in order to win the election, he says she's trying to be pragmatic and do what she thinks is right inth order to win the election. how machiavellian is she? >> does anyone who is runningto for elected office want to lose? or feel okay about losing?sand i'm sure that bernie sanders wa in his darkest moments... i was doing pretty well. >> she will sell her leftist agenda? to win? >> you mean like salad out? she hasn't parroted any of these open borders stuff, medicare for all, defund the police, any of0. it since 2019. i know that there's this debate about how much... that is her record for better or for worse. that isn't a far left record. that's a record that bernie sanders became the most vocal advocate and defender of anyonel . it looked like biden was good to be pushed out, he was like joe biden needs to stay end. this man is accomplishing things that are goo

way that is compelling and sell something that people want, i have a hard time believing that, why hasesnot doing it because she does not have it. larry: charlie g gasperino made a points, saying that mr. trump knows kamala harris' platform better than she knows and he played out his platform in detail. i would think both of those is like the pro and con, would be very valuable in this debate next week. >> right, seemed to be good debate prep for kamala he was specific on what the problems are she caused inflation because of this spending, that the regulation and energy hammering is really hurting on the inflation and affordability crisis. so, he really hit the high points, i think he talks about the american dream, about having middle class be largest ever, and about how to do that with regulation, with small businesses with manufacturing, each of those and there was detail, a woman came to me after and i said what did you think she said, i am undecided but, this persuaded me toward trump because she has not like the rallies but this gave a full feeling that boy, he has a lot of details

this is tht time she hase firsts she's ever been to the border. she says we must reform our immigration. well, the democrats had theco white house, the congresngresss the senate for the first two years. they never touched it. they did green newd f deal instead. >> she praised the border patrol. the border patro theyhates kamala harris. they've endorsed donald trump. they've just called her a failur have cae. - she says we need more border patrol agents, more border patrol b agents. i >> don't matter if all they're going to do is process more illegals morellegal into t. this bipartisan bill keeps clamoring about that. she's going to sign. now, that was just a ruse d designed to fail by failed politicians in order to blambyeo trump for their inaction. it didn't do anything to securen the it didn't end catch and release and it didn't deport a singl thee. >> she says she's tough on cartels. how?on >> give me one example. how were you? tough on cartels . y the cartels have made more money over the last four years than they've ever maden he histo the hi

alexander and hase will be tried in russia, they face up to 15 years in prison.omarjoba donald, this is how kamela harris's campaign is now trolling trump. the reason is on your screens: the republican candidate's campaign mistakenly launched an ad on social media, in which it urged voters in the swing state of georgia to register for the elections. the message noted that the outcome of the election could be decided by a handful of votes. the ad itself was mistakenly illustrated. photos from georgia. the word georgia in english is both written and pronounced as "the american state of georgia." the ads were supposedly taken off the air, but the democrats are now calling the republicans topographic cretins. they, in turn, accuse haries of using yeltsin-era agitation methods. remember, there was such a slogan: vote or lose. then , under this slogan , virtually all representatives of the show "came out under the banner of yeltsin's election campaign" and a series of concerts were held under the same name, where stars and pop artists called for voting for yeltsin. he

you don't go after she hase this great debate. they're telling us all they're doing is complaining about trum rep and calling half the country despicable. >> that doesn't sound likethat e a winning message. again, donald trump focuseage.d on the middle class unveiled. this isn't a tax cut for tips. this ithis is a new tax cut. >> listen to this. i'm also announcin g that asx cuts part of our additional tax cuts, we will end all taxes on overtime. >> you know, that means.? think about. >> think of the. k ther >> well, i think there's a lotlo of people in this building that just got a lot richert of f that thing passes. >> that's a lot of money. very pro-worker as donald trump has been throughout his political career, certainlsy as president. you know, donald trump deserves a lot of credit for coming up with creativ e innovative outnovative of the box new policies like no tax on tips, no tax on social security benefits, and now no o tax on overtime. it's all of a piece of a. trump pro-growth economic agenda that he puts of forwardth

pranwhile, a new york timeten ps siena poll hases president trump up by five in arizona, four in georgia, two in north carolina, on top of last week, the atlanta journal constitution, they had trump up in georgia, georgia, north carolina must wige n states for donald trump. now, these were polls of likeley voters, which is typically more accurate than, quote, migistered voters. but you've got to keep this innd mind. the new york times poll traditionall y left in 2020.s very this very same poll was offpoins by five points in north carolina, five points in pennsylvanin a, off by six in arizona, and a whopping 11 points in wisconsin. now, other polls also seem ske to skew to thew left in 2020 and 2016, for that matter. do this very same time, four years ago, donald trump was down by seven. and the real clear politics average nationwide. a month later, he was down by ten. an economist, yougovyo had trump down by ten. >> and by the way, that's right. beforeay election, another polle right before the election from nbc news had trump down by ten. in t, 44,000 votes in three states made all the

>> brent brent.com hase-star re. >> get your custom formulas at pros.com. >> i've hanako montgomery in tokyo, and this is cnn right. >> this morning, some critics are saying donald trump held some of his most unhinged rallies over the weekend, even some republican allies think the baseless attacks on vice president harris, baseless and personal could backfire. let's get right to cnn's alayna treene for the latest on this alayna, what are you hearing from the trump side? >> well, look, this is definitely not a strategy that they want donald trump to be taking. and we've been very clear on this and reporting this for several months now that donald trump continues to lob a personal attack that kamala harris, even though people within his own campaign, his allies are saying that is not the right path for a particularly now that one we're in such a close stretch to the november 5 election. we heard from senator lindsey graham saying that he doesn't think that harris is crazy, but perhaps her policies are we heard a tom emmer who is helping senator j.d. vance prepare for the vice presidentia

she has a track record that hase gone for an entire career. berneven as you showed earliervl in your in your show tonight, bernie sanders says she's onlys' doing it in in order to win pro the election. she is a progressivegressive. and let's just remind ourselves, in 2019, she wasated rated the most liberal senator. >> and that's ahead of bernie sanders and elizabeth warrenni. >> america sees who she is.an she can't lie and changet of i kindpositions and get out of it . and that's why you seef the kinds of polling you saw yesterday in the "new york times"poerday in new.e americans get it. they want strength back in the white house. not weak, not weaknessse ness. a all of this information, all these comments, radical positions, extreme positions, frankly, dangerous for, the country positions that she has made. she hasn't done a press conference. te she's only done one interview forvieinutesr 16 minutes and 29. and she the media has allowed her to get away with it. that is and voting is starting now in states like north carolina, delaware, and a

. >> abc world news tonight after david muir is biased, moderation of the debate hase lostha over 10% of its audience. >> the biden family's legacy itd has been obliterated after a single debate. the clintoy han dynasty that's in tatters and donald trump didn'te cl defeat his opposition with lies and lawfare or bullets. defeahe won it fair and square. this is a fight for survival, ep and these people aren't going to stop. >> i don't understanl not d why it's so difficult for the press to have a consistent narrativenu about how dangerous trump is. they should cover the object. well, the object in this cascute is donald trump. his demagoguery, his danger to our country and the world and stick with it. >> they aren't going to stop, and neither is he. >> and here's why. you wonder why it gets shot at, right? you know, only consequential presidents get shot at. but what can you do? pr to do. t you have to do what you have to do. right. you have to. we have to be brave. >> donald trump jr is the executive vice president ofs the trump organization. >> it's good to have you back on the show,

he hase, done a terrific work as outlined in my remarks already and with more to do. keep rates he served as governor of maryland from 2007-2015. and before that as mayor of baltimore, and we are delighted, governor, that you are here. and i'm sure that your colleague, senator, , the senats from maryland who here, senator cardin and then holland will take the chance to visit you your incentive. they are big fans of yours as you know. we're sorry to be losing ben at the end of this term. >> mr. chairman, thank you and thank you to all of the member of the committee.. i had the honor to speak with each of you and to seek the advice during the confirmation process, and it's been invaluable to me. tion process, it has been invaluable to me in these last 270 some days in leading this agency. i want to thank you for holding this critically important hearing to consider the staffing levels and customer service at the united states social security administration. we do so on september 11, and chairman and ranking member grassley, i join you in solidarity with every american i

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