coming up, howard dean. bloomberg. ♪ senator harris: i have been guided by the words i spoke the first time i spoke in a courtroom -- ", harris for the we can do better and deserve so much more. we must elect a president who will bring something different, something better, and do the important work. let's fight with conviction. let's fight with hope. i have fought for children and survivors of sexual assault. i have fought against transnational criminal organizations. banks andthe biggest helped take down one of the biggest for-profit colleges. i know a predator when i see one. let's fight with confidence in ourselves and a commitment to each other -- to the america we know is possible. the america we love. a president who will bring all of us together -- black, white, toino, asian, indigenous -- achieve the future we collectively want. i accept your nomination for vice president of the united states of america. tom: the senator from california, and tonight we will hear from vice president biden, our specia

this 1980 video artwork by howard dean a pin down is titled free white and 21. it shows a black artist transforming herself into a white woman who then rejects and attacks the black woman's experiences of racism . we really must be paranoid and never had an experience like that that was free when. the current anti racist demonstrations similar to the ones that took place in the 1960 s. and seventy's make mapping the collection more relevant than ever. as to me it's always relevant racism sexism all these things unfortunately they're always relevant topics and. that's one of the reasons why racism is the overriding topic of this exhibition and it's not an exhibition full of black and white cliches but one with some genuinely surprising insights for example this sculpture by african american artist barbara chase redux. mitchell also addresses other forms of bigotry such as homophobia she illustrates this was work by the artist and gay rights activist david 4 in a row fiction who died of aids in this photo series from the late 1970 s. the artist photographed his fr

champions league for far they could tar you on his and it hasn't happened big disappointment and the howard dean of the sports thank you. this is it is from berlin up next to doc phil reports on the kidnapping campaign of nazi germany and remember you can always get the very latest on our website e.w. dot com you can also follow us on twitter and instagram at everything i'm sorry kelly and for land for me and the entire team here at g.w. thank you so much for watching. our meal and i'm to complete the 2nd season of only. the planet on the brink of disaster we did a long interview experts about one question how to change. the recent.

this campaign adviser saying, quote, she made howard dean look like low energy jeb according to that was close to the trump campaign. but one from president trump when he appeared in one of the taped videos appearing with former hostages who were released and freed by the trump administration, one of those hostages pastor andrew brunson who was held in captivity in turkey a couple of years president trump doing some remarks at one point referred to turkish president erdogan very good. that was an odd moment talking about president erdogan being very good and talking to a pastor freed from turkey after he was held hostage there. >> important indeed. the president had two opportunities to do a round table discussion and we'll be seeing more on him on days two, three, and four of this convention. jake, you have more. >> that's right, wolf. let's bring in our lead fact checker here at cnn daniel dale. republicans certainly kept you busy over the last two and a half hours. >> jake, that was a parade of dishonesty. we had false claims and misleading claims and major strategic omissions on

happen big disappointment and the howard dean of the sports thank you. this is it is from berlin up next to doc phil reports on the kidnapping campaign of nazi germany and remember you can always get the very latest on our website e.w. dot com you can also follow us on twitter and instagram at either this i'm sorry kelly and our land for me and the entire team here at c w thank you so much for watching. our meal and i'm to complete the 2nd season of only good friends on the planet on the brink of disaster we do the long in-depth interview with experts about one question how to change it up like a loser. september 19th $39.00 nazi germany invaded poland and for more than 5 years brought terror to much of europe with its ideology of a master race. a central figure in that campaign was rice for s.s. heinrich himmler. the leading nazi was obsessed with racial purity and came up with a plan to bolster the so-called arion race between 19411945 children were kidnapped from all over eastern europe and forcibly german artist. historians estimate that 20000 of tho

it will be really interesting how howard dean looks at the old guard and the new guard of the democratic party. futures -13. stay with us. this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: "bloomberg surveillance." i thought it was going to be a boring day. it is not, decidedly, off the fed meeting yesterday. currency market a tumble, a jumble may be would be a better phrase. the bond market, 30-year bond, a big 30 basis points. -- four basis points. we are thrilled to have peter schaffrik with us of rbc capital markets. off the tone of the fed yesterday, and their struggle, peter traffic -- peter schaffrik, to reflate. john hermon does wonderful granule -- granular work. has itvious decade, he under 2%, 1.48% real gdp as a potential gdp. that declines by 24% to a potential gdp in this decade. that is not a good thing. are we ready for that? peter: i mean, but one of the things that is very clear, even before the coronavirus crisis, potential gdp was declining demographics and all the rest of it. on top of that now, is this huge crisis that was flushing out some industries that for a long period of time are not

also, howard dean. what was your initial reaction, when you saw that today? >> i don't know how anybody can hear that and just not tear up. i mean, to be myself, just thinking about being, like, a little, black girl, having political hopes and dreams. hence, the career field that i chose. never, ever being able to imagine that you might get a call to be on a vice presidential ticket. i can't imagine how, like, overwhelmed she must have felt. and i feel so much pride and joy for her, just hearing it. so, i think that this is a proud day for so many of us. you know, i keep talking about how senator harris is a possibility model. it matters that we have models and reflections of black women doing amazing, big things. and so, i just am so proud of her. and i'm really thankful that the campaign decided to share that with us because it is a really huge moment. >> governor dean, you know, obviously, i'm sure a lot of democrats would like to have seen a large campaign today given the limitations of the pandemic, i'm wondering how you this this went? van jones, who i

. >> i'm joined by democratic strategists and commentator and howard dean, chairman and vermont governorreaction when you saw that today? >> i don't know how anybody can hear that and just not tear up. to be myself, just thinking about being like a little black girl, having political hopes and dreams hence the career path we chose and getting a call to be on a vice presidential ticket, we can't imagine how overwhelmed she felt. i felt pride and joy hearing it. so many of us, i keep talking about how senator harris is a possibility model. it matters that we have models and reflections of black women doing amazing big things and so i just am so proud of her and i'm readily thankful that the campaign decided to share that with us because it is a really huge moment. >> governor, obviously, i'm sure a lot of democrats would have like to see a large campaign given the limitations of the pandemic. i'm wondering how you think this went and jones i talked to after harris stopped speaking was talking about how there is an intimacy to this kind of campaigning through the television screen and also

only howard dean, believe it or not, has spoken out about the ridiculous unrest in portland for the lastork police chief had a sense about him he would resign too because this mayor has sold him out and the people of new york city. ainsley: all right. hand it over to carley for more headlines. carley: russia claims the first country to approve a covid-19 vaccine. this comes after just two months of human testing. overnight russian president vladimir putin praising the vaccine's effectiveness. saying it was even given to his daughter. now, scientists are skeptical normally phase three trials last months and involve more people. president trump rushed out of the press briefing room after a shooting just feet away from the white house. officials firing at the alleged gunman who told the officers he had had a weapon and approached them aggressive manner before crouching in a shooter's stance. the president reacting to the incident. >> are you it's are ad by this at all, mr. president. >> i don't know. i do seem rattled. unfortunate this happens in the world but the world has always been a da

. >> yeah i think he was the dean our president of howard university at the time. so there is this network, it's interesting network of people who know other people. and who are able to move pieces around and make things happen. and then, you have george downing in the 18 sixties, running the restaurant, right up to the chief of staff for oscar de priest being refused service in the house. so then after he takes on any champions, these issues that need champion running. he does then become a national figure. then we have a collection that relates to that, and it's a program from a speech he is giving, in dayton ohio very far from chicago. it doesn't even say what he's going to talk about, he's just going to speak and it happens at the local junior high school. there is a band, there is all kinds of terrific law around the whole thing, and he is preaching presented as a statesman, so towards the end of his career, probably imagining, early in his current congressional career also, is part of that whole notion of representation. >> the fact that you are representing

. >> he was serving as the dean or president of howard university and later he will be in congress, so there is a network of people who know other people and who are able to move pieces around and make things happen. downingget from george running the house restaurant right up to the chief of staff being refused service in-house. he championst, these issues that need does theng and he become a national figure and another object we have that relates to that is a program from a speech he is giving in dayton, ohio, very far from chicago. he doesn't even say what he's going to talk about. he's just speaking and that happened at the local junior high school. and all kinds of terrific who ha around the entire thing and he's being presented as a statement who is important to the african-american community. toward the end of his career, probably earlier in his career, is part of the notion of surrogate representation. >> the fact you are representing people beyond the borders of your district or state. you are a national figure. of oscar't inc. depriest now as much of a national figure -- we d

i think he was serving as the dean or president or howard university. later he's going to be in congress too. there's a network -- there's an interesting kind of network of people who know other people and are able to move pieces around and make things happen. and then, you know, we get from george downing in the 1860s running thousands restaurant right up to the chief of staff for oscar depriest being refused service in the house. and oscar depriest then sort of later in his career, he also -- he takes on -- he champions these issues that need championing and aren't specifically related to his constituency. he does become a national figure. another object we have in the house collection that relates to that is a program from a speech he's given in dayton, ohio, very far from chicago. it doesn't say what he's going to talk about. he's just speaking. it happens at the local junior high school. there's a band and there's all kind of terrific hoo-ha around the whole thing. he's being presented as a statesman who is important to the african-american communi

and for that we have jessica dean in wilmington, delaware, following the start of the democratic national convention. but let's start with john howard at the white house with more on the brewing fight over the postal service. >> reporter: the crisis over the u.s. postal service in the 2020 election is escalating. the house of representatives have already planned to call in donald trump's postmaster general for questioning about reductions in service. now house speaker nancy pelosi is calling the chamber back into session, probably next saturday in order to consider legislation halting those changes in service. the backdrop for this long-standing funding programs for the postal service that have caused deliveries to slow, the administration is less than eager to restore services to the full level, both for fiscal reasons and also because donald trump has been raising doubts about the integrity of mail-in balloting. coronavirus pandemic has led increasing numbers of americans to want to vote by mail rather than go in person so they can avoid getting sick. question now is do democrats have the leverage to force republicans to go along

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