i am an artist. i love to create. i am disabled. i have autism.tory of how those things combine to make one me. as i have gotten older, i found that i love to garden. it is remarkable to see a seed grow into a plant. pineapples. that is a sensitive topic around here. two weeks ago, i had a fruit on top of my pineapple plant. i let it sit, even though i knew he was up there watching. that raccoon that terrorized my trashcan, he stole my pineapple. devouring the whole thing. why me? the nerve, i thought. but then i realized something. he left me the stump, with the seed i needed to grow another pineapple. i was down but i was not out. i once was a seed. i was covered in lasers of problems. there was obsessive-compulsive disorder, anxiety, social difficulties and loneliness. i wanted so badly to break through and soak in the sun. but it was not yet my time. so i waited. and just like the seed, when the right elements came into play, i had my breakthrough. i was at a facility since i was 15 to help manage my self-injurious behaviors and impulsivity. s

i am sitting, but i am a little person. i am 3'10". i am an actor, comedian, and producer. was my dream to act. i went to business school and i continued to do standup and acting and i learned early in my career that i have to be in charge and all facets of my career. writing, shooting, creating my own content. and ultimately that led to work for me. i am lucky that i have been in over tv shows and movies, but 40 ultimately a lot of my work has been through me creating my own content. work leads to work. i have been with over 40 tv shows and movies. i have worked with martin scorsese, the farley brothers. i created the disability films challenge as a way to jumpstart other people with disabilities to create their own content and ultimately change the way the world views and defines disability. i have been honored -- i partnered with easterseals in southern california in 2017. easterseals is the nation's largest disability service organization. they have been around for 100 years and together we have taken this challenge to the next level. it has created jobs for people, but

i am a centre—back. t is not my fault but it becomes my burden rather than theirs so i have to kind of carry that. they probably don't think about it at all but i have to try my best not to think about it. so the ref had given a penalty to the oval and there was kind of a pause and our keeper was going over to the ref complaining about something, and i couldn't really see from where i was standing so when i got closer, i realised someone had spat on him and he was pointing to show the referee and i think he was trying to show him who it was or something and it was just out of control. and then i went to get the ball out of net and that's when someone shouted at me, "you black bleep.‘ and i kind of lost my head for a bit and was being held back by a couple of people and we alljust kind of decided to leave the pitch. we felt like that was the best thing to do. i was just upset more than anything. i wasn't really thinking about football itself, i wasjust kind of shocked and embarrassed. i had to explain to m

i knew him since college i am such a big fan. gets better and better every year it is an unbelievable good center okay, how about this one when i used to be -- >> the sport leagues have all gone under the same pressure every organization is. they have to get online. they're not just competing with other sport leagues, they're competing with online terms, e sp -sports or twitch, they have to get online that's why this technology is so important >> i used to go to vegas all the time and mgm mgm prided themselves on knowing who i was and being able to get me customer identification at mgm is working better. >> they're trying to not only their experience of resorts and games are topnotch but they want the best of the online world with the offline world they want to make sure as you said you can interact with mgm 365 days a year and when you go to their resorts, that knowledge about you, is a whole experience, they can provide you more value and the technology to do that is centric around identity they need to know who you are and and

i am calling. e, i hope that we would all be sincere about wishing the president and first lady well. not bashing. prayingim well and i am for him. but, i will go into a rant. i want to comment. i know my comment means something to someone wells -- someone else. i take comment as -- comments as i hear them and i think about them. my comment is basically that our president has a job running the country. he has a reelection he has to do. fauci was on tv the other day and he was talking about wearing a mask and not wearing a mask. is not just everybody wear a mask and that is the answer. the comments like on the local news, he got what he deserved and stuff like that, i am calling because i want to say that if the democrat party would have worked with the white house, then nobody would have been able to stand in the blame is on, individually -- blame zone individually. the governor of new york could not point fingers at the president, the president could not point fingers at the governor. it would have

caller: i am well, thanks. i have not seen you before? what is your name. host: i am paul. bluer: i love your eyes. i would love to see god bless president trump and melania trump. america is the fourth reich. white power. caller: thank you for taking my call. i have heard people calling in with their negative comments. politics need to put aside. we need to quit questioning if donald trump and his wife have the virus. questiont it, we might if you are telling the truth. second of all, we need to be careful what we say. youan come back and hit right in the face. we actually today, we are lrobably seeing some ill wil comments from the left. if they do, they are the ones we need to be praying for. we should be praying for our president, we should be praying for our whole nation. --on't know anyone -- anyone who could stand up under the things we have seen our president stand up under. he has broad shoulders because i will tell you right now, i don't think anyone else in politics could stand up against what he has stood up against, and i pray every day for him and his family, a

caller: i am a trump supporter. i did vote for trump for years ago and am going to vote for him again. i live in northwest oklahoma. i am in the bible belt. i have christian values. so i am going to vote the party that is going to protect those values. theeel like trump is for american people and for the traditional values. i don't think he is a racist. i think he is for all americans. host: thanks for calling in this evening. looks ate cook, who presidential races as well as the down ballot races in the senate and house sends out this tweet tonight. good news for the president? he did not hurt himself, unlike first debate. the bad news, he was 10 points behind ann did not help himself. race not changed. biden did not do a face it is worth noting here that the last debate in 2016 was 30 days before the election. we are now 12 days out and there has already been record early voting. on that note, north carolina and montana have joined vermont, texas, and new jersey as states where turnout is already above 50% of total

i am reentry. that's what i do on a daily basis. i am reentry. i work with our women and men in county jails. now there are only two of them, county jails 2 and 3. i work directly in custody, providing reentry services to the men and women that are currently incarcerated. growing up, i witnessed a lot of my friends brutally murdered. my uncle was murder. my best friends was murdered. there was an altercation. i was walking home from school and i got jumped by other gang members. i went to o'connell, walking home, they beat me up with baseball batses. prior to that. let me backtrack a little bit. i was in custody for something i didn't do. i happened to be in the wrong place at the wrong time. i was treated really horribly because of a medical condition i suffer from. that sparked the change in my life i wanted. as i was making that change, i suffered a lot of barriers. i was a victim to street violence and police violence. i was stopped and frisked all the time. it gave the law enforcement the right to stop us, take pictures of us, and kind of inc

obviously -- >> i don't think i am contagious we still have to wait -- i don't think i am contagious at all i stand very far away from everybody whether i was or not i wouldn't i still wouldn't go to a rally if contagious. it takes a certain period of time i feel that i am -- you catch this thing a lot of people caught it. look you have governor of virginia wore a mask all the time never seen the guy without a mask he catches it. you have senators, that wore masks all the time thom tillis very good now going to win his race because -- his opponent had happened to have not one affair but two affairs not as go timing i think thom tillis is going to win his race he should wear it mr. mask we call him he caught it you catch this thing, you know, it is -- it is -- part of -- tiny stuff. now as far as the white house is concerned? somebody got in, it was a day of celebration with notre dame, et cetera, et cetera, somebody got in people got being being infected whether there or senate majority leader else when you catch it you get better then you are immune, as soon as everything goes away f

so i am a san francisco native. i have been in and around the night life scene pretty much most of my life. i have seen the ups and downs, the good, the bad, the ugly. i decided to go into the music business about 20 years ago. and i built a fairly successful record label and publishing company. and i have also established a pretty successful recording facility on 10th and brian. right on the alleyway of dorn and brian. and over the course of the last maybe five years, i have been doing a lot of events in the city around the holidays, around valentine's day, record release parties, mixers with a lot of the tech companies that we do business with because we're also a software company. and i found myself spending a lot of money all over the city to do a lot of these events. and at some point it just made more sense for me to steer the narrative by my own venue and be able to create these cultural gatherings where i can do my own events whether they are holiday parties, record release parties, sometimes, again, we do te

i am here because i have earned everything i got. i am a true conservative. i don't have a record i have to lie about and cover-up. toncourage everyone understand he has one of the most liberal republicans in the that is whyand governor kemp appointed me. i'm fighting for every georgians chance to live the american dream i was so blessed to live. i don't know where to start with the most amazing lies i just heard. i never mentioned your hair or anything else. you know it is really interesting here? true.is is really you workedut when with planned parenthood, when you worked with michael bloomberg. go against the chinese communist party right now, but you won't. let me finish and i will let you respond. you could do it now, but you don't. everybody in the state of georgia knows where you stand. the congressman refers to legislation that we to holdn the senate china accountable. i continue to stand up for our in america, america first, american-made, and i will always do that. rep. collins: the senator doesn't understand the legislative process. she had a unanim

this is something i am zeroing in on. ame, directors, this is the lair of management that has the most important operational responsibility were 25% women, 75% men. now they are 40-60. and i would drive this pipeline of talented women. not because i'm obsessed with percentages, but because diversity matters. having different regional perspectives, having men and women working together, makes us more effective. we make better decisions as a result. david: historically, the world bank president was picked more or less by the united states administration, the president of the united states. and the head of the imf was more or less picked by europeans. do you foresee that will change, or do you think that will continue for the foreseeable future? kristalina: i think there'll be more and more demand to make these positions open for competition based on merits. and even if you take this round, yes, i'm european. europe aligned to nominate me. but i am a european from a country that in the mid-1990's benefited from an imf program

i decided not to take her advice because i know i am far luckier in love than i deserve. we are the parents of seven wonderful children. our oldest daughter, emma, is a sophomore in college who just might follow her parents to a career in the law. next is vivian from haiti. when vivian arrived, she was so weak we were told she might never talk or walk normally, but now she deadlifts as much as the male athletes in our gymnasium and i can tell you she has no trouble talking. seems to have a math gene -- and it seems to have a math gene. and jesse, who describes -- jp described the happy-go-lucky attitude that is still his signature trait. liam is strong, smart, and kind, and it still loves watching movies with mom and dad. 10-year-old juliet is already pursuing her goal of becoming an author by writing multiple essays and short stories, one of which she recently submitted for publication. our youngest, benjamin, is at home with friends. benjamin has down syndrome and is the unanimous favorite of the family. he was calling out our names as he saw the kids in the back. my ow

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i am disabled. gets treatment no one else would get for the coronavirus and then mocks the disease. that is all i have to say. host: in the line for those undecided in this election, this is lisa out of texas. good morning. caller: good morning. good morning. host: go ahead, lisa. caller: i felt the debate was very good. kamala harris handled herself well. she answered questions. e try tohat mr. penc override her, but he did not get by with very much. a lot of people call in undecided because they do not want loved ones or people they know to know who they are voting for, but i will say that i pray a change comes soon. america cannot continue to go the way it is going. all these people calling in about the stimulus, all they have to do is watch or read the news. debatemp had stopped the , you know, the agreements on the stimulus, just start watching the news. do not listen to what people say. watch what they are doing. host: that is lisa in texas this morning. some more reaction from our viewers on

cooney. >> i am very proud of my oldest son. he happens to be a teacher in the public school system here. i know one thing, taking money from public schools is not a way to try to increase the salaries of starting teachers. we need to continue to invest in public schools. montanans are just amending that montana have a publicly supported pre-k system. we are one of six states that does not offer that. if we want to see our people really get good service, if we want to give our kids the best start they could possibly have, we need to have a publicly funded pre-k program in our public schools. as governor, i'm committed to work with republicans and democrats to take us down that path so we can solve these problems once and for all and continue to give our kids the greatest opportunity to thrive and to grow and to continue to contribute to our montana economy. >> i think we can do better. that would be my goal in education. my mother was a public school teacher. i'm a product of the public schools. i'm a huge supporter of public sch

i am looking forward to it. e are able to get a chance to actually answer the questions that are asked by the persons in the room. god only knows what he will do. yes? scenario where you would not debate the president in these next two debates? are there any changes you want to see made by the commission before these debates? attacked: he not only me constantly and my family, but he attacked the moderators. again on his tweets this morning or last night. i hope there is a way in which the debate commission can control the ability of us to answer the question without interruption. i am not going to speculate on what happens in the second or third debate. my hope is they are able to literally say the question gets asked of trump, he has the microphone and has two minutes to answer, no one else has the microphone. that is what seems to me to make sense. i am looking forward to it. reporter: what do you have to say to those undecided voters watching last night and were completely turned off by politics? mr. biden: i

i will tell you about my houses i am alwayays tired. even i go to gym, and i a am always exhausted. apsd twice in one day. >> what do you mean? >> i fainted twice i in one day. they were like do you want to go to a hospital here? no. i would rather go back home. i get to the doctor's office, and i ritolaly claps at the doctctor's office. >> wow.. -- and and i literally claps at the doctotor's office. >> do o you think you are writi a book about it?t? what i'm looking for is to get a bodyguard who doublesesp as a hit man. most of the bodyguards double up as hit menen. >> it is ann occupational -- >> i don't think we are targets. that is why. >> it cocould be ignorance abou it. whwhen i was younger, i used to have those things. i used to think i would return that. theyey told me you've got to we the bulletproof vest, and i refused. to me it wouldld be a sign of weaknessss. now that i am o older, y you ca wear them. ♪ >> it is not easy to ask people to continue to talk about things that hurt them, especially with a case like that. there are still a lot of unanswered questions. you don't

i am happily married, that is not my real life. e to be an artist just have never felt such a passion for something in my life. as i feel for what we are doing. so incredible time management. let's get this very important film in before we run out of time. this is the best film in the easterseals disability film challenge for 2020. the title is "fish don't care when it rains." [video clip] >> ♪ i'm strong enough let it pour on me downh the water weighs me i'm protected from the lightning ♪ onlyu will find i am the one in the whole world with that name. that is a lot of pressure because if i mess up, it is all on me. i love to create. i have autism. this is the story of how those things combine to make one me. as i have gotten older, i found that i love to garden. it is remarkable to see a seed grow into a plant. pineapples. that is a sensitive topic around here. two weeks ago, i had a fruit on top of my pineapple plant. even though i knew he was up there watching. that raccoon that terrorized my trashcan, he stole my pineapple. devo

i am asking you, please, drag everyone with you. this is a man who has been with us and we need to be with him. [applause] i also want to tell you that the entire family is with us. eric, -- done, and and ivanka and eric, lara. decadesa family pet for has been fighting for gay equality. this is not something new. reelectionan for against gay marriage remember that. he also called gays a security risk when he was u.s. senator. he has flip-flopped on all issues as society has changed. donald trump has been a leader on these issues from the beginning. and so has his family. ladies and gentlemen, please rise to your feet and give a p.rm welcome to lara trum [applause] >> we love you! pennsylvania! who here is ready for four more years of donald trump? [applause] i have to tell you guys, i am so honored and so humble to be here. have a seat, we will be here for a few minutes. let me tell you something else. the democrats absolutely hate this sign behind me. [applause] because for so long, the democrats thought they just automatically got

gross: because i am an independent. i grew up in the most bipartisan relationship alaska has ever seen between my father and j hammond. am an alaskan. i am beholden to alaskans. that quote was taken out of context. i said some of my values are to the left and some of my values to the right, and that is true. i am a lot more fiscally responsible than don sullivan has been. he gave tasks -- dan sullivan has been. he gave tax cuts to his brother and father. i believe in an enforceable immigration policy. i am not going to take away anybody's guns or take away anybody's weapons. i am going to caucus with the democrats because the republicans have completely failed when it comes to health care and i am a very strong believer in governments staying out of people's personal lives, unlike my opponent, who is about to strip away a woman's right to choose. are you going to tell men when they are allowed to die? it is a critical issue here. my opponent tells one thing to his rich lower 48 donors. $25 million. almost all of it is fr

i am len kiese. >> i am michelle griego. i love when you say friday. >> love to say it. >> so does meteorologist mary lee. we have been looking forward to this day. >> oh goodness, yeah, michelle and len, been looking forward to it since monday. so glad it is friday. we are looking at better weather conditions in terms of fire weather conditions. it is low. now thankfully we have that ocean breeze, on shore flow, cooler temperatures, higher relative humidity values. so we are no longer looking at dangerous fire weather conditions at least for now, today and tomorrow. unfortunately extreme fire danger will be back as we look to sunday. today, looking at 64 in san francisco, 70 oakland, 76 in san jose, 79 concord. so it is cooler compared to yesterday. fire weather watch will be back into effect as we look to 11:00 am sunday to 11:00 am tuesday for the areas in yellow. that will likely be upgraded to a red flag warning. we'll talk about that and high wind watch for the bay area sunday into monday with the strong offshore winds

i am optimistic. i genuinely am. here is the deal, you have to make sure that you go out and vote. only way that we lose this is by the chicanery going on relative to the polling places. this whole idea -- not a single, solitary reasonable person said that mail-in ballots are corrupt. no evidence but he is trying to make it sound like that. trying to put people in polling places, the same guys that you saw blocking people's way in virginia with banners and racial slurs across their shoulders. that is not who we are. we are so much better than this. so i say to you all, god bless you all. let's go out and vote, and may god protect our troops. thank you, thank you, thank you. [applause] where am i going? am i going this way? thanks everybody. see you, pal. thanks a million. thank you! [applause] ♪ u.s. army. ♪ >> you are watching c-span, your unfiltered view of government, created by america's table television companies as a public service and brought to you today by your television provider. the white house did not release a weekly address this weekend, however, senator amy klobucha

pelosi: i am hopeful. it does not mean i am positive, but i am hopeful. we have some areas of disagreement that are broad, but we will be talking again later today. we are still alive. we are still talking, i am hopeful we can reach an agreement. i think that was an interpretation of some remarks i never said i was skeptical. you might describe it that way. you understand the concerns we have for our police and fire and health care workers, sanitation, teachers, teachers, teachers. we are still fighting for more money. we think the administration is coming in far too low for our heroes. i think we are close in terms of money, we are yielding on that quite a bit. close on that except we have to see the language. one of the biggest differences is how we put money in people's act theand in the cares republicans selfishly put in $150 billion for net operating losses benefiting a small percentage of people. billion, a similar number in this legislation, the for poorer that is families. it is a refundable tax credit, a child tax credit, earned income tax credit

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so i am proud of my record. i have been named the most bipartisan member of the senate in the past seven years. that is not a claim you could make because you always follow the party line. i think we need more bipartisanship and that is what i am known for in washington. it is what i have always done, to try to bring people together. i am thinking about the ads you are running saying i supported 181 are right judges. the judges were conformed of bipartisan support and more than 100 of them had the support of angus king. -- angus king. host: senator collins. thank you. mr. linn: it's amazing to see this fight between susan and sara. maine deserves better. oppose website right you trump's wall on the southern border. wall is stopping human trafficking and the drug trade. why do you oppose it? ms. gideon: let's talk about this is onebecause of the things about this president. to die wertas tried -- to die wert money intended for the military to build his than 500hat more children separated from their children -- chi

ford i am warming up to ford. i swore i would never woarm up t it i am warming up to it. why? it is because the company seems determined to not lose money anyway, i love the new electric f-150 that's coming out 2022 i already asked if my wife wanted it for her birthday she says no. that's the way to tell what a car or truck is worth, the used price. it is not often that all roads lead to higher so with a few exceptions though the bottom line is this market is taking its cue from a funny thing happening. something familiar something peculiar >> whoever is winning this election, we are going higher as long as we don't have to wait for weeks for the actual results. more "mad money" ahead we'll bring you the latest of president trump's departure from walter reed. >> i would stick with cramer >> don't miss a second of "mad money" och." >> have a question, tweet him or send us an e-mail or give us a call at 1800-743-cnbcmadmoney. ♪ it's time you make the rules. so join the two million people who've switched to xfinity mobile. you can choose from the latest phones or bring your own de

i go around and ask people -- i am a retired steelworker. job, nobody hiring on my job, and i asked people all over. have you all hired a lot of minorities for either one of the positions you have? unemploymentle of is something that gets a lot of attention depending on the numbers. the unemployment numbers as reported is relatively consistent as far as methodology. is it a perfect reflection of folks who are not working, out of work, or underemployed? absolutely not, but it can be a comparison number. one thing we can see is since the spring, since the shutdown, that number is much higher than it was prior to that. the thing about florida in particular -- and this is reflected in other parts of the country -- because some starts -- some parts of our state are so heavily based on tourism, they have been heavily impacted. orange county and suburban counties that are flooded with disney workers and travel and tourism, they have been hammered and those numbers are much higher as far as unemployment goes. as you are caller referred to, the racial

cramer >> i am doing well how about you? >> excellent, excellent. i want to thank you all the wonderful advise you give to young investors and helping us to make money and help instruct us to not make unwise action to lose money >> that's the right way. thank you. >> my stock is in identity and online security and family cyber safety my stock is life lock. >> it is a large position. i believe it is going to be a big fourthquarter for these guys i know the stock have done nothing. logite logitech, what a winner for that one. it will start to percolate at once rocky week ahead but there are five bull markets that's going to work right through this week. provided that we get no stimulus and covid continues to rage. remember to stay distance. >> could it be time to plug in alternative energy let's all board the rail the sector have been soaring is it full steam ahead or some place on the wrong side of the track? i spotted one stock that's ended in the green today do not miss my sit-down ws my all time favorite with aep and stay with cramer >> don't miss

host: i am fine. thank you. ller: i thought the debate was basically a draw, but i support biden and harris because of the acm. mouth ond, out of his the 60 minute interview, he hopes it is done away. we americans cannot afford not to have medical. host: you said that debate was a draw. what about joe biden's performance? caller: i thought he was pretty strong, but trump had his points, too. you've got to give the devil his due. host: mark stone says i thought the moderator did well. disappointed on some subjects. they should focus on economy, health care, and foreign policy. isby says when the president congratulated, there is a problem with the president. if you want to give your thoughts on that front, @ c-spanwj is how you do that. pennsylvania,way, supporter of president trump. caller: i am a supporter of the president. i thought the best lines of the night were when the president told joe biden he was the reason why he was running for president in 2016. joe biden cannot run a campaign on "come on, man." it

from that point, i am supporting him. i called because there is a concern i have got, not a you startncern, when talking about illegitimate elections and that, my impression, at least what i have found out or what i think i found out is that we do not have young candidates year. people are voting a month before election day. toone of those two guys were pass away, my understanding is that the national committees can choose who the replacement is if it is before election day. let me leave it there. mary ellen klas, any information? guest: that is my understanding as well, the national committee can replace them on the ballot. on the other hand, i think that would be an extraordinary situation. it is a prospect you hope never happens. happen.t is what can you put your votes not just in the candidate, but the institution that put them there. that is how our process works. there is a party apparatus for a reason. it is represented by a lot of people. that is what the candidate represents. is ahing to note, if there close elect

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i am sure deep down they want to work with you. know some of my families are struggling to get by and to have that meal. so send them back to go outside. and some can't even think like that. some of them are sick. i know my co-workers are excited about getting sick and schearer working and they are a real concern. so thank you and i wish you well. >> thank you. mr. jeffreys. >> caller: good evening. can you hear me? >> yes, good evening. >> i am a first grade teacher. and i am going speak clefkly and and so that we can be in the same space as adults and not spread it easily given what ppe is available and utilize the space and i did not see that reflected in the plan at all. that seems to be a missing piece. everyone wants to rush to get kids back. as a teach we are no children myself, i teach because of the young people and all the work that i do. when you go to vote in november for your school board and your presidency and that all has a big impact. and so we need to move in steps and staff being able to move about the skoal spac

i am telling you to own it, don't trade it today was a perfect example of what i am talking about. this is a fantastic company and cheap stock. there is no need to get cute there are some days you can buy apple at a lower level days like today, apple unveiled their new iphone the experts described it and they used the most damming words in the english language, incremental. that makes it sounds like nothing special. that's what they says about nearly every new iphone for years. what happens when they're in the stores and people buy them i got the special apple. i got to tell you. i have not been this excited at a new model since ages it is not because the iphone 12 has 5g but i love the screen an the color. this thing got a bunch of new features and doing vertical things to the camera and it is insanely fast. but to listen to the critics, oh, it is something special. feels like some of these guys didn't like anything apple put out since steve jobs died. i want the 12th ideally for the holiday. i know what youare thinking already. easy for you to say, cramer, you can afford it. this

host: i am fine. thank you. caller: i thought the debate was basically a draw, but i support biden and harris because of the acm. mouth ond, out of his the 60 minute interview, he hopes it is done away. we americans cannot afford not to have medical. host: you said that debate was a draw. what about joe biden's performance? caller: i thought he was pretty strong, but trump had his points, too. you've got to give the devil his due. host: mark stone says i thought the moderator did well. disappointed on some subjects. they should focus on economy, health care, and foreign policy. isby says when the president congratulated, there is a problem with the president. if you want to give your thoughts on that front, @ c-spanwj is how you do that. pennsylvania,way, supporter of president trump. caller: i am a supporter of the president. i thought the best lines of the night were when the president told joe biden he was the reason why he was running for president in 2016. joe biden cannot run a campaign on "come on, man." i

now i am in the vip tent. f this beautiful, this beautiful moment and you are -right-curly-bracket onstage getting ready to introduce barack obama. who i had not met. and, i was very excited of course. we comes out on stage takes many whispers in my ear and said i miss hearing your show. you can listen to it any time pray but it's nice that we are both because we are both from chicago. but you know we are both pretty said yes we are, it is so good to see you. and he gave his speech free when it came back onstage to cut a wrap up is when i said, wait a second, this is a moment in history, what just happened her here. and as journalists, we have to hold politicians accountable. i don't care if i am in the gala, i am all up and i just introduced him. he gave me an amazing dip hug it was beautiful. i have to hold him accountable. and so i said, remember president barack obama, there is no such thing as an illegal human being. we do not read use these terms. as a political moment. not everybody started because it wa

i am strategictly in the faang stocks that's where i am going to be.sys >> jerry in jersey >> some years ago, i invested in smart balance. i was on your show, you said i had good sense and said we are making money now i am asking you about lgih >> they make a ton of money. you know what? you still got horse sense. i like that. those stocks are coming right back i think it is a good idea. i need to go to dave in connecticut right now. >> jimmy, booyah from hartford, connecticut. >> i like these stocks, the potential of a bar stool sports. >> i heard chase speaking. i think you got to let the stock come down. they did that secondary and now you are through that price it is okay it is a wonderful company. this covid thing is all over the place when it comes to going to the casino it is hard to maintain a casino with another wave of this horrible surge >> can i go to kabir in ma maryland >> my question is caci international. >> i like caci the democrats spent as just much time on the republicans. >> let's go to daphne in tennessee. >> kudos cramer. >> booy

i know i am democratic. i do like what the republicans, you know, do. i am a nurse. i like to make money. but i also am human too. host: ok. caller: that is how i feel about trump. host: that is cynthia in brentwood, new york. we set aside for a line of undecided voters or perhaps you support another candidate altogether. if you want to call and let us know your calls -- thoughts on those fronts, (202) 748-8002 is how you do that. if you support president trump, (202) 748-8001. (202) 748-8000 if you support joe biden. throughout the morning, we have been meeting students and a professor from belmont university. another student joins us. natalie williams who is a student at elmont university, good morning and thank you for joining us. guest: hi, how are you? host: good. tell us what you are studying and what is your current level of interest in politics? guest: my major is entertainment industry studies and my minor is political science. i am interested in the way that media and entertainment intersect with political dialogue and activism. the debate is a fascinating o