to prevent that hellman's is encouraging regenerative farming practices like cover cropping.ifferent crop like rye to hold the soil in place. but mann says hellman's message about its plans to address soil erosion miss the bigger picture of climate change. >> and so hellman's is sort of seizing upon this sort of -- this notion that if they sound like they're doing something about climate it will appeal to their customer base when in fact what they're proposing to do doesn't really deal with the problem at all. >> reporter: dr. rick cruz is a soil erosion expert at iowa state university. he applauds hellmans for spending $30 million over five years to help subsidize the cost of cover cropping, but he also questions the company's managing. >> so they reach this conclusion that soybeans are going to be gone in 20 years. what do you think about that? >> i'd say right now the evidence isn't strong enough for me to say that soybeans will not be economically viable in 20 years. >> reporter: and actually, there's a modest increase in soybean productivity predicted over the next ten y

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and chief political -- msnbc national affairs analyst john hellman is here.he program at the beginning of the night and i wasn't sure where -- fell in. i've had the privilege of speaking to both of them. they are incredible. but once kamala harris got into the national security section, not just her credentials, but her indictment of trump's. it all clicked into place and i heard in his remarks, something that i'm sure we have all heard privately from the kind of men and women who don't want to politicize their former national security agencies, but this scathing indictment of his lack of fitness, what did you think of that presentation last night? >> well, nicole, have a friday, by the way. i thought that i have covered -- -- in that he is not oprah winfrey. and he's not bill clinton. he's not barack obama, he's not michelle obama. he is not a high wattage start. i think that was by intent. i think there was a reason, a very good reason. why we didn't see beyonci or taylor swift last night. it was post be a night last night that was going to focus on kamala

national affairs analyst and partner achieve columnist, john hellman, pulitzer prize author, presidential, who served as deputy chief of staff to president obama and ran his 2012 reelection campaign. jim, i will start with you. we haven't talked in a few weeks. there was early in the summer, after the debate with joe biden and donald trump, true doom and gloom among democrats about where this was headed. hopes that they could hang onto the senate and the house and sport donald trump as he went to another term. that has been turned on its head. how are you looking at this race with the stipulation that it is still the middle of august and there's a lot of road ahead? >> you are exactly right. there's a long road ahead. the two numbers i'm looking at the first is enthusiasm. that's the number you can track the best. put aside the daily polls. who has enthusiastic supporters? right now, it is the harris campaign. democrats were down 25 points in enthusiasm before joe biden got out. they now have a 14 point lead in enthusiasm. why is this important? you need people to do two things. you need