if i was hilary clinton's press secretary on i wanted to put out a statement about how good hilary clintonwas when hilary clinton spoke it is almost as if someone had plugged in a cable, a current, had connected there's pure electricity in the room. there was a report from a cbs reporter. if i were somewhat in the democratic machine with the convention, i would want a reporter to go up to chuck schumer and ask about the electricity in the room. and ask talk to me about the atmosphere in here is it electric? and then i would want that same exact reporter three minutes later on air to say senator schumer was not lying when he said that there is a lots of electricity excitement right now. if i were somebody i would want someone to say the bench right now is as electric written notice they are using the same word is as electric as anything i've seen and the democratic party. that is what i would want too. that was rachel maddow. the reporters are giving the talking points of the democratic party. the public must understand this. you are not getting news anymore what you are getting is a talkin

hilary clinton only by four. bringing down lower lesson that margin, you are talking money. >> yes.terms of running against kamala versus running against hilary clinton, writing this piece, getting a lot of attention. president trump talked about it the other day when he was out on the campaign trail in pennsylvania. here is what he said about it and i will get your thoughts about it on the other side. >> she said one thing that got me. she said kamala has one big advantage. she is a very beautiful woman. i say that i'm much better looking than her. [cheering and applause] >> i am a better looking person than kamala. >> physical appearance should be entirely off the table. you're not adding anyone tear column with that. i, too would change the language about her not being smart. every time that is said you are lowering their expectations for kamala harris. when she comes on the debate stage, you are in trouble. what i would do is embrace of the advice for lieutenant governor of virginia when i spoke with her about the campaign. she won a state. no candidate has one in 20 years i sai

fate, fate, fake and fight, fight, fight what we see is a liberal means media giving her the hilary clinton and fake her policies and allow her to f flip-flop at any given one of her past positions. president trump as he often does is seek truth edit of the truth serum actually tying the truth about where both that liberal mainstream media and democratic candidate stand we saw when he does it on the debate stage and ultimately result in the democratic nominee for president then having to drop out which is why we are in the situation we we're in now the presumptive nominee kamala harris this is a woman who is dangerously liberal she really believe what she sells no matter how much she tries to flip-flop in the liberal mainstream media it let's her get away with this is as a woman was too deep on the police she was to defend isis as a woman who was to ban fracking once and for all. she is really running what i call you cheap fake campaign of sorts it is not a real campaign yet. she is not set for a single. >> there was a debate scheduled there is always a debate between president biden and do

way to help the women be elected to the presidency, because they were not successful getting hilary clintonlected in 2016. >> jesse: thiessen nancy pelosi was doing a book tour last week, now she is here. everyone is asking her about why did you do it, how did you do it, are you talking to joe biden. she is getting hit again. listen to this. >> i had to do what i had to do. he made the decision for the country. my concern is not about the president. it was about his campaign. >> jesse: are we ever going to find out exactly what happened and who was saying what to who? >> once it is over. if they win the election, she will take community spread. we will get the books out telling us the whole story. >> dana: if he doesn't win, you will hear from a lot of people that work for joe biden who said, we told them. >> vindicated. >> they will blame the obamas, because they put hilary clinton on the ballot in 2016. >> there is a lot riding on this election for a lot of democrats who are not even involved! >> that is very true. >> jesse: the credibility is on the line, like mark said here. >> dana: th

network abc will the panelist get the questions to the marxist candidate like she did for crooked hilary clintonamala harris best friend will likely do likewise. they've a lot of questions to answer, why did harris turned on fox, nbc and even cnn but politico says behind-the-scenes both campaigns are at an impasse over the rules of the debate. one of the issues is microphone muting. harris wants the microphone hot at all times in a campaign advisor tells fox they believe trump's team does not trust him that he can't handle himself without the benefit of a muted bike. trump's campaign is responding satan enough with the games we'd excepted the debate harris camp after agreed to the cnn rules after the first debate last for a seated debate with notes and opening statements. we said no changes to the agreed-upon rules. who agreed on these rules, abc, trump and biden. now it is harris, which way is it going to be, the debate is scheduled to week from tomorrow. stuart: let's see if that happens. charlie hurt his joining us this morning. we are skipping this debate. >> i think it would be best to part

people say that about hilary clinton, also true. >> jesse: monica crowley, i don't know if she realizedan insult. >> yeah, the hilary analogy jesse is not something that i would reach for, if i were the democrats right now. remember, that hilary clinton is a two time presidential loser. she lost to barack obama in that democrat primary back in 2008. and of course, she lost to donald trump in 2016. so it is largely because, of course she was very far left. but until kamala harris she was the most unlikeable presidential candidate in american history. >> jesse: is she friendly, does she have allies in washington, d.c. because from what i have observed, she got in there and she was at the naval observatory. she didn't make any alliances in the senate or the house, or within the administration, she was kind of out on her own island. how is she all of a sudden so likeable and charismatic? >> well, i think it is the direct result of the imperial media firing on all cylinders, jesse to create a presidential candidate out of thin air. kamala harris is kind of the last ghost that the system has

they did this with hilary clinton she was anointed and she was lost.if harris loses it is because they panicked, anointed her and did not run a process that would've chosen perhaps somebody else workers strengthened, this is not how democracy is supposed to work. it's a huge mistake. i think she's going to have to be tested like she was in 2020 and she flamed out really quickly when the press and people like you started asking her the tough questions about her policies. i think there is a risk that that can happen again. maria: there aren't any details on your website about what she wants to do in the upcoming four years. >> this is the 2020 playbook joe biden head in his basement and did not say much about anything they're trying to do the same thing with, the harrison brought out the clock. it's a run at the clock, don't talk about policies or be specific much try to buy votes with the speech what a lobar is the country, the fawning of the press is amazing to see an amazing to watch and someone reading of the teleprompter that is never done anything

of the d and c, as you'd expect the big cases of taken to the podium, one of those of a being hilary clinton, that she receives a 2 minute standing evaluation. come with the harness again. she took to the podium team. very exciting mistake became a name of a recent comment saying, i'm speaking of. she refused to listen to those probably politically and protests as now. when she took her to the podium again, she came back to that was where she spoke of the united country. looking out at every one see the beauty of our great nation, people from every corner of our country and every loss of life are here. united by our shared vision for the future of our country. perhaps surprising be the outgoing president joe biden, when he took to the podium to make his outgoing speech well, he did as nobody's to protest. and he even said, well, they have a point. he was seeing huge pools when to have a top thumping speech coding to end the war. the one thing he didn't acknowledge, however, was his role in the own going on stories and goals. a few days ago i put forward a proposal that brought us closer to d

yesterday, in addition to joe biden, hilary clinton, as well as american first lady jill biden, spoke here. senators, american congressmen, including today we expect the speeches of barack and michelle obama, but let's return to the speech of joe biden, of course, he was the headliner of last night and in his speech he focused on two aspects, on the aspect of the results of his work, on the position of president and during his 50-year career, he spoke mainly about matters of domestic politics, about reconstruction democracy, about supporting the middle class of americans, about women's reproductive rights, but he also mentioned... and about foreign policy, in particular about strengthening unions, strengthening alliances, opposing russia in europe, including. let's hear what he mentioned about ukraine, what words he said about it. no commander-in-chief should bow to a dictator the way trump bowed to putin. i have never done that, and i promise you, kamela harris will never do that, never stoop to it. we united europe to the extent that it was not united over the years, added finland a

always behaves, aris, if she will prepare well for the debate, then she will loses, but let's say hilary clinton also beat trump in the debates in '16 but lost the election, say mitt romney beat obama in the first debate in '12 but lost the election, ronald reagan then... lost debate in '84 to walter mondale, but won the election, that is, the debate does not determine the winner of the election, after all, the winner is determined by the vote, interestingly, you actually noticed and even slightly separated the tv viewers and the voters, as if they are two completely different categories, which are not mutually exclusive intersect, for me it is interesting from the point of view that in 2019, in fact, we here in ukraine watched the elections in which teleba... and actually the television activity of our current president played a certain role, and i am not sure that if it were not for this plane , then you could count on some high high points there, but this is such a small trailer, sorry, sorry, if i can, i don't want to interrupt you, but i just want to add that the same thing is observed in t

we also expect other speeches, we expect hilary clinton, the former secretary of state of the united states and also a candidate for the presidency from the democratic party, and we expect speeches tomorrow as well as after. tomorrow and thursday including what is expected today and what people are saying on the ground is to express gratitude to joe biden, who is finishing his term, will not be running, and also they are waiting to hear what is the vision for kamegaris and tim walz, i am kamelagaris's running mate in this election, what is their vision for politics, in particular regarding foreign affairs, we expect the speeches of volz and garis on wednesday and thursday, we will also follow them on... well, watch and communicate here on the spot with the delegates, participants of the congress as well. ostape, one of the largest ukrainians lives in chicago communities what would they like to see from the next administration regarding support for ukraine and, in fact, how do you evaluate the current work of the democrats in helping kyiv? definitely a very important question, and i'm

this week will be former presidents barack obama — bill clinton and former secretary of state hilary clintonatching what the democrats plans are for the economy will be key in november's election and kamala harris outlined some of her economic proposals late of friday which include cutting taxes for most americans, a ban on so called "price gouging" by grocers and to build more affordable housing. she's also pledged to introduce a new child tax credit and lower prescription drug costs. that was just a few of the highlights. so what kind of reaction has that brought? joining me now is dr sean snaith — director of the institute for economic forecasting at the university of central florida. speaking in north caroliona she calls it an "opportunity economy" that she will pursue if she wins the white house. what did you make of her proposals? i think she has been thrust into this position very late in the process and so i think there is a lot of scrambling going on with her campaign in terms of coming up witha campaign in terms of coming up with a platform on a very tight timetable and the issue h

let's speak to the democratic strategist amanda renteria, who was political director for hilary clinton'scampaign. if we just if wejust pick if we just pick up on david's point, nobody knows much about tim walz. i5 point, nobody knows much about tim walz. , ., ., tim walz. is that a good thing? it's treat tim walz. is that a good thing? it's great because _ tim walz. is that a good thing? it's great because the - tim walz. is that a good thing? it's great because the it - tim walz. is that a good thing? it's great because the it gives l it's great because the it gives the country a chance to get to know who tim walz is, and given the sprint of this election, the sprint of this election, the kind of coverage kamala harris has been getting from the very beginning and everybody waiting for this announcement, it is really an opportunity for people to win see who tim walz is, not only today but over the next five days where they will be on all the battleground states. frankly, when you meet you just like the guy. i think what is going to happen over the next couple of days you will see a lot m

although in 2016 hilary clinton won the popular vote, but lost the election in key battleground states. the to a level harris has made a notable difference with black americans, who now say they plan to vote. that numbers jumped 16 percent since president obama and pulled out of the rice. but move i was just believe that'd be better off financially if trump is back in the white house. i'll just here as russell and jordan has moved from washington dc. it's 2 weeks after joe biden suspended his re election bid to be you was president and endorsed commer harris. the us vice president is a head of the former president, donald trump, by just one point in a new poll from cbs news. and you got this pole which in fall to the survey of more than 3000 likely us voters indicates a real. it's susie as him search for the democratic candidate. 2 weeks after the big shake up in her party side. there are more people who are described as african american who say they are now likely to vote, as are an increased number of young people and an increased number of women who indicate that they are going to v

amanda renteria is a democrat strategist and was political director for hilary clinton's presidentialin 2016, she has more on how this announcement will affect tim walz�*s public profile. given the sprint of this election, the kind of coverage kamala has been getting from the very beginning and everybody waiting for this announcement, it's really an opportunity for people to really see who tim walz is, not only today, but over the next five days, where they will be in all the battleground states. and frankly, when you meet him, you just like the guy. um, and i think what's going to happen over the next couple of days is you are going to see a lot more about his experience, his policies, how he's governed the state of minnesota. um, and so it's quite an exciting time for the democratic party. i think what you're going to see is a wise, joyful, um, military veteran who has fought for kids, who high school teacher and coach very much comes to mind. and when you seej.d vance, you really do see a very young, angry, frustrated, um, someone who looks like trump and uses the same kind of tact

pennsylvania is state that the former republican president won in 2016, beating hilary clinton by a marginblue —joe biden winning pennsylvania by around 80,000 votes. this time, the polling suggests another tight race. the latest survey, from morning consult today, has kamala harris ahead with 51% to donald trump on 47%. injuly, when biden was still in the race, those numbers were flipped. so, donald trump will be looking to pull back the momentum in the battleground state, perhaps with more new policy announcements. the republican nominee's campaign speeches often follow a largely predictable script, attacking the biden—harris administration's handling of the border and the economy. but last night at his rally in michigan, he made an announcement no one really expected. i'm announcing today, i and a major statement, that under the trump administration, yourl government will pay for — i or your insurance company will be mandated to pay for — all costs associated _ with ivf treatment, - fertilisation for women. ibf stomach ivf treatment. -- ivf —— ivf treatment. because we want more| babies

hilary clinton was not afraid to speak. what came out of her mouth sometimes was suspect. but the woman we are looking at right there, the presidential nominee, the first female president of color in our nations history and our closest advisers say zip it until you reach the teleprompter this week >> we are listening to raffaella warnock. we've just been told you've got a friend has been bumped to after president biden. >> she has closed the gap year. this is about winning a campaign she will not be able to win without talking about these issues. she has been out on the trail. she has not answered the way some they wander to answer, but she is out talking with voters, interacting with voters and what she thinks america will look like going forward. bill said something really important. people thought this convention, i saw young activists on your show this morning, dana, talking about how he thought the democratic party was abandoning israel. you have not seen anyone in this room talking about hamas or gaza , democrats protesting here. talking about a cease-fire, there has

doctor jill biden and hilary clinton set to take the stage behind me.e the stage but notably after not doing a single interview as a democratic nominee for president is it a good strategy? twenty-eight days, no interviews she wants to do one for the end of the month, but time is ticking. >> it has been a great strategy. i do think we will hear a lot of specifics from her. everything she has been doing so far has worked. democratic unity. very interesting week to see how that plays out. >> looking forward to having you we will see if it works. obama's taking the stage. live from chicago, we will bring you all the details. tune in for special coverage of the democratic national convention in chicago. ♪

and realize there is that moment early on during the transition he was appointing ala these x hilary clinton or a bill clinton administration staffers and people were like where's the change? another democraticio administration. and he would say no, i am the change. i am enough. people have seized on the essay like anof obama hater or criticf the president. i am not. i a just wrote it at a time whea lot were coming out and many of them unless there is super partisan against him were overly gushing. and it's not the first time i've heard some that struck people in particular from the books of thank you. who else? who else is questions? sir. >> looking forward to reading your book the discussion here is really interesting and fascinating to me. my look around at the audience here the demographic skus older. in i am just thinking for our future of our country getting this kind of dialogue and message out. i'll use like jeff jackson's out of north carolina. how do you reach the tiktok generation? the snippets on youtube an instagram? how does thiss connect i had a session inherent mitt romney. w

presidency there is the moment early on during the transition when his appointing all these x hilary clintonlinton administration staffers. it's like where is the change? it's another democratic administration. and hean would say no, i am the change. enough. so people have seized n that essay suggest that i'm like this vociferous obama hater or critic of of the president. i'm not i just i just wrote it at a time when a lot of the obama retrospectives were coming out and they were all many of them, unless they were super partizan against him, were were really kind of gushing. and i just didn't i didn't sort of in that. and so i am i am proud of that particular piece called it the self-referential presidency of barack obama. and and that's the first time i've heard that that's something that struck people in particular from the book. so thank you. okay. who else who else has questions, sir? you. >> who else has questions? >> i'm looking forward reading your book? >> thank you. discussion is interesting and fascinating to me when i look around at the audience here, the demographics older and i'

alienating swing voters but i will say, and 2016 trump did all the same types of attacks against hilary clintonhe alienated some women but the gender gap at this time is basically exactly what it was in previous elections. he has gotten more support from groups that he offended, black voters for instance, young voters, women voters, latino voters are more supportive of trump this time around somehow than they were in 2016, the data do suggest and his win in 2016 itself that voters are willing to put the personal stuff aside and they really do care about the economy and they care about who's going to make me my family more prosperous and i ignore the other stuff, yes it is a risk for trump it is not that smart, i would also advise democrats don't assume he is sinking himself because he is attacking, the here's, a lot of voters are willing to shove that aside and focus on the economy. trey: that's why you have a phd and i do not and anything. >> i think it's a lot of common sense this year, thank you. >> some question whether i have that but no one questions that they enjoy you having on the show

just like hilary clinton was not entitled. did she drag tim cane along, no.oe with you. i can't wait to see the edit cuts next week, sean. >> sean: judge, thank you, we appreciate you as always. >> jeanine: that's it. >> sean: the democrats are preparing for more law fair if she wins in november. and reaction, house judiciary committee jim jordan straight ahead as we continue. [ ♪♪ ] elmer>> i am elmer heinrich, president of the company that sells immuno 150, the most complete nutritional product on the market. we've been in business since 1983. immuno 150 contains 9 exotic fruits, 13 vitamins, 17 herbs, 18 amino acids, 70 minerals, coq10, turmeric, flax seed and a lot more. the 70 minerals are the key. immuno 150 has what your body needs, especially the 70 minerals because you have probably never consumed more than 20 minerals in your life. my wife and i have taken immuno 150 for many years. i am 90 years old and she is 81. we are both in perfect health. no aches, no pains, nothing. place your order for immuno 150 and include a supply for your children and g

history of the ad other situations as far back as recent times, bernie sanders in the anointment of hilary clintonshe was a presumptive winner and anointed rightly so by the party, how can we lose, she lost. in the case of the situation, there was no need to anoint her, there was enough time to run a process. i'm not the only person on this narrative, there are people in her own party starting to say we are at risk because the longer she does not describe her policy, the higher the risk with the independent voters in the swing states and we lose some of them. plus some of the policies are crazy. people are saying that. even her own party saying it'll never pass congress, that's not the way to run a campaign. everything i say is just kidding that's not a good idea read if she loses neither party will ever do this again to themselves. anoint a winner because give me the analogy i think you understand stockpicking. i can buy an index or given to a manager and let them pick st stocks. 85% of managers cannot beat the index of the s&p 500. who are the index pickers, stock pickers and the democratic part

the united states that he should not run because the president, president obama would support hilary clintonthis is there and you read in the book that joe biden wrote after his time in the obama white house. this risk is there and made worse by the fact that it was obama who started this thing that we need to replace joe biden as a candidate but it was david axelrod, obama's guy and other strong voices like james carville in obama played a role much later in this process but there was a reason why michelle obama didn't mention his name and there was a reason why so much of president obama speech was over-the-top crazy joe biden. stuart: listen to what michelle obama had to say last night. >> don't just sit around and complain, do something. if they lie about her and they will, we got to do something. if we see a bad poll and we will then we got a put down the phone and do something. if we start feeling tired and feeling the dread, we gotta pick ourselves up put water on her face and do something. stuart: that was very well received, was ineffective. >> absolutely, she was the star of the ev

hilary clinton was not afraid to speak. what came out of her mouth sometimes was suspect.ut the woman we are looking at right there, the presidential nominee, the first female president of color in our nations history and our closest advisers say

the big headline on monday night for example president biden hilary clinton speaking on monday as wellrmer president barack obama as wealthy first lady we are told will speak on tuesday former first lady michelle obama. former president bill clinton and nominee for vice president tim walz the big night thursday kamala harris let's bring in the panel guy benson, hosted the guy benson show on fox news radio part foxy senior political analyst juan williams the five cohost jessica. that's the reason we went back to that is because she is not taken many questions from reporters when she does we went to highlight them. she is talking about the housing question. what she laid out on friday i noticed the surrogates are focused not so much the price controls. but the housing policy is definitely one she's got more broad base of support for it she needs to give more details on the price controls piece of that and explain how this will be malik antitrust enforcement versus soviet style like those stthestrawberries cannot cost tt much. but it's really great for her to be taken these questions. i t

you saw hilary clinton running on that team and 2016. it came up short.ng to see how that -- how this continues to play in the most important stage which are my home state of pennsylvania. but also at mi michigan, ohio, h carolina, wisconsin and arizona and nevada. and so i know this will be a shock to a lot of people watching television. the people are not paying attention to this as much as we do. and in the news a profession but also politico who are super interested in politics. i don't think this is going to play out for a while. we will not really know where those numbers start to crystallize in a permanent place. until probably the mid to the end of september. so i think it's going to be kind of uncertain at that point. probably a lot of interesting discussions with families over the kitchen table or kitchen island whatever it may be. i do not think people are firm yet. just for the last few days talk into undecided voters. who would know there'd be undecided at this point but there definitely is. quickset is a great point the huge majority of amer

one ohio man predicted the minnesota governor will help trump win in november saying walz makes hilary clintonng mate tim kaine look exciting the boater called walz as a concession to the twitter lefties as cbs you go pull finds former president trump leads vice president, the here's in your home state of georgia trump is up by three points both holding rallies and atlanta do you think this days going into november? >> i think the president will do exceptionally well in georgians are tired of the biden here's policy and i think they're tired and you think it's bad now if you get harris and walz together that is the most dangerous radically liberal ticket that we've ever had run for president. it would be a disaster for this country. maria: great to get your insights, thank you, congressman buddy carter joining us, markets on the rebound this morning extended a rally at the close yesterday after the massive global selloff on monday where our investors finding opportunities in a volatile market, wealth advisor lee munson is here waiting and after the break, "mornings with maria" live on fox busi

president biden, former president obama, former president clinton, and former secretary of state, hilary clinton. vice president harris, meanwhile, taking questions from reporters in arizona yesterday including one on the israel hamas war. >> israel has a right to go after the terrorists that are hamas. as i have said many many times, they also have, i believe, an important responsibility to avoid civilian casualties. and the president and i have been working around the clock and we need the hostages out and a deal and a cease-fire. i can't stress that strongly enough. it needs to get done and it needs to get done now. >> also today the allies for donald trump and his running mate turning up the heat on the democratic vice president nominee. >> why did the vice president choose a person who lied about their military service? >> if the only thing they can find about him to complain about is to disparage his military record, clearly honorable, remember, you can retire after 20 years and he served for 24 years. >> we do have reporters ready to go over all of these developments and we will start fir

hilary clinton wound up invited primetime spot and used it to rally democrats behind kamala harris.atch. >> she will fight to lower cost for hard-working families, open the doors wide for good paying jobs. she will never rest in defense of our freedom and safety. on the other side of that glass ceiling is kamala harris raising her hand and taking the oath of office in the 47th president of the united states. the future is here, it is in our grasp, let's go when it. maria: near congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez tablet, the here's middle-class roots, watch. >> america has before us a rare and precious opportunity. in kamala harris we have a chance to elect a president who is for the middle class because she is from the buddha class. [cheering] she understands the urgency of rent checks, groceries and prescriptions. maria: a lot of highlights of the night, your reaction. >> pretty disrespectful to the sitting president of the united states. at 11:30 p.m. eastern time. i thought the democrats were getting rid of the filibuster but that's all they were doing that was completely by d

figure who is one of the most disliked people in the country on the face of hilary in the shape of hilary clinton, he is up against someone who is relatively new most people, didn't really know and pay much attention to, layers in the last few years and enabled by the press to completely reinvent herself to be something different toast trump looks like he's used to a lot of people so the critical small number of voters were going to vote to swing the selection if they want something new and different than could be voting for donald trump. i'll say this about a.i. did you know it can add 20 or 30 pounds on tv. i guess she didn't know that. i'm running without one. >> i've always tried to convince myself that that is explanation. i fear that gayatri like an exercise might be more important than a.i. but you never know. it would not apply to you i was talking about myself always good catching up gerry baker on that, i urge you to go online and put in perspective where this stands thank the change comes, so far were keeping a close eye on the market this is one of the first times we've seen a little

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but in 2016 hilary clinton won the popular vote but lost the election in key battleground states the, to a level. but paris has made a notable difference way of african americans who now say they plan to vote. that number has jumped 16 percent since as the jo biden's pulled out correspondence. rosalind jordan, is it washington dc crunching that up? as i think ross did really encouraging signs full the democrats, but especially for a couple of hours before that democratic convention. later in the month, well, a day is and maternity in us politics. this is poll that has been taken some 2 weeks after joe biden suspended his run for re election and nominated. and through his support behind his vice president common law harris. as you noted of in this new poll from cbs news and you gov, the vice president is pulling at 50 percent of likely voters in the polar via more than 3000 likely voters surveyed in the past week. donald trump, behind her, the former president at 49 percent, as you say, it's well within the margin of error of 2 point one percent. that said what the top lines from this

this harassing organization called judicial watch which was saying i was part of conspiracy with hilary clintonames carville. i hadn't spoke with hilary in like four years the suit was dismissed several times. butn finally after the fourth time on appeal they kept bringing the suit i i got so fed up at one of the depositions i simply turn the tables on the guy he was deposing me and just kept asking questions back in the most petulant possible manner that became an episode of the west wing. [laughter] [applause] >> they said we have time for it one more so this is the real last one into suite one. also the end before the question. thank you for your honesty and your integrity in your journalism. bucks thank you. [applause] and, what is your favorite memory of working in the white house? you guys have good questions .what you do ask good questions. oh, i have a couple i'm just sort of reassessing what instantly went through myd. mind when you asked the question. the first thing that popped into my head was an amazing moment it's sad to think of now but 1993 when yasser arafat shook hands on the

hannah thinking was the prevailing wisdom uptime hilary clinton was going to be the president of thenited states. there be a lot of policy oriented stuff in that administration. i'd become particularly adept at i had read the whole affordable care act for instance and dug into it. like this kind of stuff. soab i thought i would do it msnbc. they hired me there is an anchor slot very, very early in the morning at 5:00 a.m. or something like that. i built that show it cnn for the woman who is now my boss at msnbc. she take you to help us fix the show up? i said sure for them it going to bed very early selection night i go home before the polls close and i take nice hearty ambien and go to sleep. i write about this in the book suddenly at my phone rings as my boss to set each of the office and i said why question what she said because markets are tanking the futures arere tanking worldwide and i said why question of the said because donald trump is winning. i said something along the lines as his bs and i hung up the phone. [laughter] she wrote me back and said turn on the tv. i was a v

defying the undefined candidate that is kamala harris for donald trump is not running against hilary clintonse was absently well defined when she ran for president. and joe biden was certainly well defined himself. kamala harris is not. so for years and we have been told donald trump rather erotic and u unpredictable style of communicating asset in this race is third campaign for the presidency going up and get someone who is undefined is a detriment pretty days to be disciplined about talking about kamala harris california liberal record. his flip-flopping on a policy that makes jon carry it look like he is a steady eddie from back in 2004. donald trump needs to focus on that to define kamala harris for the american people. >> a couple of things. first of all if you check the campaign website it's mostly a merchandise and things like that. there really is not a whole lot of policy on their she said that's going to appear this week, her economic policy. so address that first. is that going to give it donald trump something to go after on when that policy is finally there in black and white?

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my next campaign was 1992, and i got to know hilary clinton and the first lady of arkansas so she of course, then went on to be a senator secretary of state presidential nominee we still have barack obama and bill clinton to go. but this was the first chapter in the transitional handoff you heard joe biden at one point, talk about the assault weapons ban he passed with dianne feinstein. she is gone now are replacement in the senate spoke tonight on nancy pelosi just released a book. she's here, she's very high profile but she's the former speaker now. so this giant generational change in the democratic party that has been fomenting for a long time is starting to come into focus of vice president harris came on stage tonight. alexandra ocasio cortez was part of it. a lot of younger democrats on the stage tonight too. so it's a little bit of both but today was the first page, if you will, in that chapter. and by the end of the week, it's the harris party. >> the arena here is emptying out. we're going to be staying until at least 1:00 a.m. certainly cnn's coverage is going to continue l

. >> we heard from hilary we, clinton, which i know just warmed everyone's hearts and gave us a charge to finish the job. i thought michelle obama's words just told us what we need to do for the next 70 days to elect kamala harris. we heard from angela also brooks is going to be a fantastic senator from maryland and i know what vice president harris will do, will tell us who she is why she's fighting for our nation she will share with people how she's worked hard through the ranks from a da's office in what her plans will be for the white house. and i think what we've all seen in the light last several weeks is that she's ready. she's done each job that she's been elected to with fidelity, and that's what she's gonna do as president. she strong, she is courageous. she has a moral compass, and she knows how to win. and she's going to win this race in just make sure we have a president in the white house that we're proud of as you know, mayor donald trump has attacked harris as soft on crime. >> he's used washington dc and a lot of other major cities. i've talked to several mayors this w

it included a who's who within the democratic party like hilary clinton, jim clyburn, congressman jamie. good morning and welcome to "morning joe." >> it's quite a night, huh? >> it was. it went too late. >> a little late. >> i think the president just stopped speaking a few minutes ago. not his fault. just ran a little late with the program. >> it was fabulous. they got -- >> i mean, they started the president's speech literally the same time. they started "saturday night live." >> i'm serious. >> that's true. >> 11:30. >> i got to see those the next morning, you know, hulu or something like that. it was, like, late. but great night. >> it was. >> willful. along with joe, willie and me, it's great to be together. >> yeah. >> unusual. >> it is. >> hottest of the podcast donny deutsch. >> in the house. we have in the house. >> exactly. >> yeah. and analyst and publisher of the newsletter the ink, and in chicago the host of way too early jonathan lemire and the president of the national action network and host of the msnbc "politicsnation" reverend al sharpton. also with us pulitzer prize

peter: did bill clinton ever come in? ms. ali: hilary did quite often.e did a wager when she was in new york. you remember that? she spoke in the back room, and the middle room, and we had permits from the district that said champagne and chili dogs. peter: the march on washington. you said you and your husband ben were at the march. did you close ben's chili bowl? ms. ali: no, we had a team that could take care of the restaurant? peter: was it a busy day? ms. ali: absolutely. it was a very busy day. thousands of people formed a line out there. for the longest people people ask me, how did you get there? we drove as far as we could and then did a lot of walking. after it was over, until 4:00 in the morning we were busy. peter: presidential inaugurations come through washington. are those busy times for ben's chili bowl? ms. ali: absolutely. there are articles in the paper -- which paper was it, on the front page of the travel section was a picture of the lincoln memorial? oh, you are going to washington to the inauguration of president bush? there was a