they had a long-awaited heir, isaac. their, as many thought, unanswered prayer to god, lasted not five or 10 or even 50 years. from this it is clear that abraham and sarah did not impose their secret desire on god, but they prayed and waited with hope. a similar story. and isaac prayed to the lord for his wife, because she was barren. the lord heard him, rebekah conceived. at first glance, it sounds very simple. isaac prayed, and rebekah gave birth. and yet this prayer lasted for 20 long years. year after year, isaac cried out to god with faith, asked him, but there was no answer until the time came. for us, the examples of abraham and sarah, isaac and rebekah, joachim and joanna and other old testament righteous people, who waited for many years for god to answer their requests, seem something distant, unattainable, because we live in a completely different context, with a different perception of time, we live in a world where everyone is in a hurry, rushing, running and not having time, everything i want, i need here n

isaac is going to be in conversation. zoe chace i'm just going to introduce the two of them and handle the over to these two. zoe chace is a reporter and, producer, this american life, which joined in 2015. before that, she was a reporter for. npr's planet money team as well, an npr producer. she and hosted a podcast with serial and the new york times about a famous election fraud case in north carolina called the improvement association. isaac arnsdorf is a national political reporter for the washington post who covers former president donald the make america great again movement and the elected officials, donors and media on the right who are the republican party? he previously an investigative reporter covering national politics at propublica. money and politics reporter at politico. his reporting on president trump's agenda for veterans that won the sidney hillman foundation's sidney award and the national press club's sandy humor award. i finish what we started is his first book without further isaac. and so we. went

that is the polaris dawn mission commander jared isaac, men.many of you are wondering what on earth is he doing? up there? what does all of this mean what he's doing is he's taking the soup through a series of mobility checks. he's moving all of his joints and limbs and seeing how this spacecraft space suit fields and moves in the vacuum of space and that's really the whole purpose of this spacewalk. right? like this crew wants to take the lessons that are learned from this spacewalk, bring it back to the spacex engineers on the ground and say, hey, this is what work, this is what didn't work. and then spacex engineers can get to work on making those changes because someday these are the space suits that spacex wants to use. when humans first land on mars but just what a moment for the commander, jared isaac min here because, you know, he first flew to space, kasie three years ago as the commander of inspiration four. and the whole purpose of that mission was to, as the name says, inspire people and let people know that you don't have to be a n

we did hear isaac man, right when he popped up. i think i might be paraphrasing and getting a couple of words off, just something to leave everybody with, which is he said back home, we got a lot of work to do. but up here it sure does look like a perfect world. so, so pretty, i thought that was i love i love to hear those kind of planned statements that they make on these kind of historic moments. it always leaves a little bit. it's good to see you guys. thank you so much. this will continue to watch as it plays out. yeah. sounds like captain oxygen was watching what's been going down here on earth and the campaign trail, we've got new reporting on what the harris harris campaign has in store after a debate that even trump insiders are now whispering, did not go well for him major flooding after hurricane francine dumps more than month of rain in a matter of hours and rescue caught on camera a big night at the video music awards, get this taylor swift. >> thank travis kelce, in her acceptance speech for video of the year, what doe

i'm not sure, but based on the cost of what it takes to buy a ticket and the fact that he's isaac, this is a 2nd flight and he's really 2 more. i would say he's probably into this for several $100000000.00. i don't know how they, i'm guessing i don't know, but it's not insignificant, but again, these people have the money to do it. absolutely. thank you very much, keep calling that and enough now. so i was calling washington dc. thanks i, as you're watching the news here, as a reminder of our top story, southern has claimed at least 2 lives as an age of stone, brains, terrestrial reign. faults of central and eastern europe rank continuing and slut boats as moving down stream full costs as well, and that the worst, maybe it's a call and that's it from me. and for now, i've got office in billings. thankfully the we are all set. we are watching to see all the to bring you the story behind the new will on about com, biased information for free might say do to me and i know fashion, i bleed fashion, to be honest, but sometimes it comes with being on sol.

hayes at isaac aid.hird, the estate of isaac hayes notified trump's team. they no longer to use this song as a political rally, political exceptions to the blanket license that allows you to pull a certain song out. the difference i want to point out is when you see other artists doing it says celine dion some of the others who have complained, they don't own their copyright mr. hayes junior here or excuse me, mr. hazen, third here was fortunate that he took control of the copyright. he gave the termination notice. so he sets the groundwork for who can use it and who can't use it very important point and thank you for explaining how this was actually able to be authorized or not. >> i mean, isaac, your father, he wrote this song, but it was the duo sam and dave, who formed it. now sam moore who is one-half from sam and dave, that has come out in support of trump using the song and actually address it in a sworn statement filed with the court by the trump campaign that he is opposed to what you are doing

joining me now is isaac hayes iii, son of isaac hayes, and james walker junior, the lawyer representingirst i want to give my condolences to the lives lost at the apalachee high school shooting. i am excited about this victory. this is a victory, an injunction against trump using hold on i'm coming without a license, because there is no license. i am excited about that and it leads us to another next step to resolving this issue with the trial or litigation and settlement. >> do you expect to be able to collect this? donald trump is famous for not being able to pay his debts. >> yes. and again i send my condolences to the rooms. we do know that donald trump and the other victims -- and i should say thank you, you broke this story a month ago, so we want to make sure we thank you for being the first to bring us on national tv. thank you. but, yes, he will pay us. we are more concerned that donald trump doesn't like to follow the rules. and there are rules for a reason. >> thank you for saying that, very kind. i really want to come back to you because the reality is that donald trump want

walk our 1st tech billionaire, jared isaac, been paid, an undisclosed son for the private mission with space x the 5 day trip took him and 3 amish or astronauts higher than the international space station and the hubble telescope. the thing to get home, we all have a lot of work to do. this was for the surface of this wasn't a conventional free floating space was instead the 1000000000 air and space ex engineer sarah gillis took turns emerging only partially from the capsule while holding onto a ladder down this guy walker. it's one big step for the future of space travel, which used to be reserved only for professional astronaut. the crew also tested out new space suits still not at the surface. it's the 1st of 3 missions under the polaris program and it brings space ex, closer to with the ultimate goal of sending humans to mars and beyond. this is kelly is this of nasa about stuff com in washington dc. and he told me how this 1st of us baseball by i'm a tourist reynolds has changed commercial space travel. welcome to the 21st century . used to be, as you said, that only a government

walk our 1st check billionaire. jared isaac been paid on, disclose some for the private mission. with space 6, the 5 day trip took him and 3 amator astronaut, higher than the international space station and the hubble telescope, the home we all have a lot of work to do for, from here to look forward to some officials. this wasn't a conventional free floating space was instead of 1000000000 air and space ex engineer sarah gillis took turns emerging only partially from the capsule while holding onto a ladder down the sky walker. it's one big step for the future of space travel, which used to be reserved only for professional astronaut. the crew also tested out new space suits still not on the surface. it's the 1st of 3 missions under the polaris program and it brings space ex, closer to with the ultimate goal of sending humans to mars. and beyond. this is far above is story and the mission we are welcome in the showcase cali, editor of nasa watch dot com in washington dc keys the flowers don't. mission has a chief the 1st f, a space war by non government astronaut. how does that ch

our own isaac dovere reports that this morning the campaign really feels confident about winning. there even more so than arizona but republicans think that they can hold on to the tar heel state, which hasn't gone for a democratic president since 2008. >> joining me now is the chair of the north carolina republican party, jason simmons. nice to see you. thank you so much for being here. up before president biden dropped out, democrats as you well know, essentially gave up on competing in your state. kamala harris is showing interest, is showing a slight lead within the margin of error in multiple polls the quinnipiac university poll actually has her up three points in their september poll. how worried are you candidly about that state for donald trump? >> well we saw in 2016 as well as in 2020 president trump won in one with really overwhelming support across this state. what we continue to see is voters will continue to break late, especially as we get into early vote, which will start on october 17, i think it was pretty tight that the trump the trump margin there well, he won

so they speak isaac sears and john krueger james johnson and they have this this meeting and they kind of you see a series of maybe a little bit like a lobbyist he's trying to get a sense of what new yorkers feeling so they talk to him about the question like we have to something here our parliament is going to do something bad and sears recommends that the attack sort of what they do in congress now they attach the to this bill to pass it through and that will quell new yorkers anger that the losses here this is a misstep like off until this point they've had a really good sense of new yorkers feelings and thoughts about the imperial crisis. they've been able to mobilize support and kind of like direct new yorkers support where they wanted. when they're going to vote on this bill. they locked the doors to the assembly they physically locked the doors. so nobody can get that this like a critical mass that after they've opened it up after they've opened it up, they close it. so macdougal anonymously writes a broadside. so a big essay is called the to the betrayed of new york because he'

digital ads leaning into debate moments from this week, the first one released just yesterday, cnn's isaac dovere has more reporting on all of this and kind of what does a more aggressive phase look like? what? compared to what were they doing being decidedly being less aggressive before i mean, what talk me through this well we have that weaken august of the democratic convention and all the good feelings democrats had them then harris was pretty quiet over the week following she did that interview with dana bash, obviously, but that was the main thing that they did a little bit of campaign than choose in debate prep locked up in a hotel in pittsburgh, getting ready for that debate. >> that was on tuesday night now, it's actually back to the campaign trail. we don't know whether there's going to be a second presidential debate. the harris campaign says they want one. donald trump has been sort of all over the place on whether he would agree to it, saying it seems like no, at this point. but that means that the harris campaign has to actually get out there and do the work on the campaign t

a scratc after a judge blocked trump from using hold on i'm coming" the soul hit writ by the late isaaces following pressure by hayes' family. the battle over music pales in comparison to the economy. harris unveiled her own economic ideas pushing for federal tax incentives support small businesses that includes a tenfold increase in the deduction for start up extensions going from 5,000 to

norman clark's defense attorney, greg isaacs, derided the state's case as all theory.esses, no proof clark was a killer. he gave dna. he gave a statement. he gave hair samples. they all came back negative. andrea canning: the defense aggressively attacked the state's case and witnesses, starting with leanne hawn, the woman clark says he spent the night with. the question was, when did he get to her house? you have no idea, when you saw him at 10:35, as to what time he arrived, correct? leanne hahn: i do not. and you were asleep with your television on, correct? yes. andrea canning: the defense drove home the point-- since leanne was sleeping, her testimony about when clark arrived was meaningless. isaacs said clark actually arrived much earlier, and watched monday night football alone before getting into bed. the defense argued there was no way clark could have committed a violent murder, cleaned himself up and the crime scene, staged a burglary, and then made it across town, all in less than an hour. andrea canning: the state's fbi expert said clark's cell phone signa

cnn's isaac dovere has that new cnn reporting isaac, you've been speaking with players behind the scenes of his debate prep and whenever i see stories like this, i wonder, is this expectation setting by the campaign, how much of this is legit? you just told me before the commercial break. this is actual nerves. he's actually nervous. >> there. >> it's fair for you to feel like there's expectation setting going on, but there is genuine nervousness going on here. >> walz is pretty committed to the idea that he does not want donald trump back in the white house. he does not want to let kamala harris down and make her think that she screwed up her choice. but it's also so about going up against j.d. vance, j.d. vance, who is better at debates than walz has been. their past performance. he went to yale law school walz has been in congress. it was in congress for 12 years, has been governor for six years. that's a long time, but he has never been great at the debating part of it. and in fact, he was at a fundraiser in new york last week and one of the people there asked him have debate prep go

cool. isaac, uh isaac uh, lacey t is equal a c k guarantee on the birthday as well. going to the rest of the party came to a tune. both of them were sent from the fort in for a lot of the money, i see more, it cannot pause or noisy. it can just don't panic or you may have new equation. we sitting on top of, sorry, back to the there's obviously a bottle of at the meaning of lacey to the idea being to protect the state from the intrusion of the catholic church historically. but today, some will see it as you know, when you're trying to, to the state. some will argue that it's protection from religion. some will say that it's about stigmatizing muslims. why is lacy to such a problem here in front of things? the problem lies in says, the very definition of lazy to not lazy, tate says, but mean the republic doesn't want the religion to get power on citizens. religion is c as in the nation to and as long as soon as in the nation, not because it's easy some, but because it is really just, i think the misunderstanding of lot used to, to is the biggest problem. actually, the

my name is isaac sevier. i use they them pronouns and i just wanted to express some gratitude to the commission for reviewing my application and taking a little bit of time to get to know me this week. i've lived here in san francisco since 2012, and i've been proud to call the tenderloin, the castro, and now japantown. my home, i live in district two, and as a first generation college student and queer person making my way to san francisco and really being welcomed by the city has changed my life, i'm really inspired. just by the example that we just saw. of all the great work that lafco is doing and their focus on thinking about how we can use the city's resources to, make san francisco a better place and maximize kind of the opportunities that we really have to think about the whole of government and thinking about how we finance the infrastructure, the housing and the big green transition in front of us. i'm interested in joining lafco, because of that work, and in particular, the kind of like serendipito

the song was co-written by the late r&b artist and songwriter isaac hayes. and the haze family went to court to try to force the trump campaign to stop using the song cnn's ryan young was in court today for that hearing. ryan, what is the haze family saying about this? what is the trump campaign saying about the ruling well, both sides feel like they got somewhat of a split decision here. >> his family definitely feel like they've got a victory, but you guys know how this works when you go to these campaigns to get the crowd involved in, get them happy about what they're hearing. they played music in the background will show you donald trump dancing to the song. hold on. he's done it several times. he's played it over 100 times at campaign events across this country isaac case, junior, or the third, basically wanted them to stop playing the music said was coughing we'll be right infringement for the last year and-a-half, maybe even two years, they've been asking the donald trump campaign to stop playing the music. and of course you have licensing agreements.

isaac newton had an answer. he said that force is mass times acceleration. so basically mass is the resistance to being accelerated. if you put same force on two objects of different masses, the heavier will accelerate less. but einstein had a better answer. he said, you know, if you have an object that's moving it has kinetic and as you slow it down to zero it looks like it has zero energy. but i have invented relativity. so i think that it still has energy. even when it's just sitting there, there's a rest to an object and that rest energies equals empty square. so the mass of an object in relativity is the energy it has on the basis just sitting there, not doing anything. and that kind of suggests we're waving our hands a little bit. but you'll trust what mass means in quantum field theory mass is, not about the motion. so it's not about the wiggles and the vibrations in the field. it's about what the field is doing. it's just sitting there. imagine field that is completely uniform, the same value everywhere. and you ask the question, what if i move the f

they've asked, they've written letters, and now it's going to be in federal court today in fact, isaacayes junior has been doing a media blitz all across this country to make people understand how badly they don't want the whose equate but take a listen to this and for some folks who may not remember all the lyrics and that iconic been so basically what we've been told is that isaac hayes junior in the family want this to be solved, played immediately. there are other artists who've asked donald trump to stop playing music at his campaign events as well. from bruce springsteen to beyonce. the celine dion. the list goes on and on. the reason why is because they didn't want the music associated with that campaign. and so isaac hayes junior plans to be out here today at noon to have a conversation with the public just about why the family is taking this step. they also want payment for all the time the song has been play 134 times after they made this notice to the donald trump campaign. >> interstate has been played 134, 34 times since they've made notice of it. so let's see what happens

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we have one applicant, isaac sevier. thank . please come forward. much applying for the seat. and we would love to hear about you and your interest.yeae is isaac sevier. i use they them pronouns jus wanted to express some gratitude to the commission for reviewing my application and taking a little bit of time to get to know me this week. i've li in san francisco since 2012, and i've been proud to call thelo, w japantown. my home, i live in district two, and as a first generation college student and o san francisco and really being welcomed by the city has changed my life, i'm really inspired. just by the example that we just saw. of all the great work lafco is doing and their focus on thinking about how we can use the city's make san francisco a better place and maximizehe opportunities that we really have to think about the whof government and thinking about how we finance the infrastructure, the housan in front of us. i'm interested in joining lafco, because of that rk in particular, the kind of like serendipitous fit with a lot ofy own background

dovere start with you on some of the new reporting, isaac that i know you're getting on what walz is doing to prepare for tomorrow night because i just mentioned your reporting, he's actually coming in tomorrow, not getting the night of rest in new york maybe wants to be in his own bed tonight, coming in tomorrow, j.d. vance is in new york with his family what are you hearing? >> well, the walz campaign apparatus has been locked in debate prep in michigan for the last couple of days. they've had mock debates, have had pete buttigieg in there playing j.d. vance. he showed up in a red tie to be sort of in character, did not grow out the beard. but one of the things that they are working on is how walz will look on camera. he's been very concerned about this debate from the moment that he was in the vetting interview with kamala harris back in august. he said, i'm not a good debate, just a, you know, and he has continued to be nervous about this as i reported, over the weekend, but they are trying to say to him, think about how you look on camera when you're not answering the question.

isaac meant emerging from the spacecraft silhouetted against a spectacular view of earth.ur science correspondent. >> back at home we all have a lot of work to do. from here, it looks like a perfect world. >> historic words for an historic moment. outcomes the first private sector astronaut to walk in space. silhouetted in earth's orbit billionaire derek eisenman -- jared isaacman played billions of dollars for the experience. he remains partly in the capsule. a chance to move around in the newly developed spacuit to test its mobility. >> the entire operation is two hours. we have to see how everything progresses through it. we don't need very long out there. other than the test matrix we are not building structures on the international space station or repairing anything. as soon as we get the data we have, we will cycle another crewmember in and out. >> the oer crewmember is special -- mission specialist sarah gillis. it is her first time in spa and she is already making history standing outside the dragon capsule. most crude spacecraft have an air lock which is a sealed

isaac? >> located the harris campaign feels really good about that debate on tuesday. and the way the vice president performed in the way that donald trump performed, that said, in the reporting that i have up on our side, i get into how the harris campaign is looking at numbers and saying that they still do not see a clear shore path to 270 electoral boats to a win. they see a lot of potential pathways and they are working hard to try to figure out how to get the undecided voters there and how to get the enthusiasm to stay high among her supporters to counter what they know will be high and devoted turnout from donald trump's supporters that is a big question for these next seven weeks of the campaign. and it's something that they are looking at, how they inject as much energy as they can over and over to do that. and it's also why harris has continued to pick at donald trump like she was in north carolina yesterday. let's take a listen to that. >> donald trump intends to end the affordable care act as he said in the debate, he made clear he has no plan to replace it.

. >> isaac men was one of two crew members on the space x polaris dawn mission to venture outside the dragon capsule around 7:00 eastern this morning, there was just about nothing a space suit between him and the vast expanse of space. at an altitude is high as 400 plus miles above earth look at that view and listen to isaac men from the perspective of his helmet cam as he took it all in work to do, but from here looks like a perfect world you're hearing there is a giant cheer from those eagerly watching from here on earth with us now is cnn space and defense correspondent kristin fisher. >> and cnn aerospace analyst miles o'brien. thank you both for being with us. kristen, nasa has been doing spacewalks for well 60 years, but this was obviously different and a giant leap, you could say, yeah, and that's what the nasa administrator bill nelson was saying when he congratulated spacex for what it was able to pull off because the up until just a few hours ago, the only people that had done spacewalks were professional government astronauts. it had the backing of big, powerful countries l

schonberg, isaac.e city of pinsk, in the family of a successful timber merchant. after graduating from a real school , he entered the kiev polytechnic institute, where he studied mathematics, electricity and mechanics. then he went to st. petersburg, where for 10 years he served as chief engineer of the russian society of wireless telegraphs and telephones and was engaged in the construction of the first radio stations in russia. in 1911 , on business, he found himself in london, saw prospects for his scientific work in great britain and soon moved there to work on his dissertation. the plans were interrupted by the first world war. he had to forget about the dissertation, and schonberg got a job, headed the research department at the company, which was involved in video and sound technology. when a competition was announced to develop a television broadcast, schonberg assembled a team of the best engineering minds in the uk. transmitting device, broadcasting. schonberg's team won the competition in 19

. >> en casa tenemos mucho trabajo por hacer, pero desde aqui parece un mundo perfecto, dijo isaac manniera sarah gillis, mientras los otros dos tripulantes, anna menon y scott petit, esperaban dentro de la capsula con sus trajes. >> aqui en la tierra, el re reconocido astronauta de la nasa, jose hernandez, nos observo con entusiasmo. >> fue algo bastante interesante e historico. >> en el espacio, como parte de su mision, los astronautas civiles probaron cuidadosamente sus trajes espaciales que son mas ajustados y ligeros que los tradicionales. >> pudieron ver que movia sus manos asi y asi para ver que habia rango de movimiento y todo eso. >> lo que pasa es que se pone bien piezo y es dificil doblar la mano por por la presion que ahi de descompresion, asi que para lograr esta hazana tuvieron que abrir toda la capsula dejando ir el oxigeno. >> antes de exponerse al vacio del espacio, se fue a la capsula crew ir el sometieron a un t tratamiento de prerrespiracion en el cual extraen nitrogeno de su sangre para asi evitar que burbuje, condicion que puede ser letal. >> por una hazana de este

isaac, well, not that isaac cathedral, they’ve probably already died, here, uh, a church the resurrectionchrist, of course, here they are, that is, from the imperial mosaic, imperial, there they laid out, that is, icons. i like it very much, he looked at the old masters there, well, he was not very well there, he writes there, well, i don’t know, we read letters, why, yeah, well, he wrote there that it was hard, i was suffering there, suffering, i can’t do it, well, everyone complained, and maikovskiy, i think, complained about america, and yesenin, yes, yes, but nevertheless, as if he existed there quite well, his works and paintings and there, i don’t know, gouache, and pencil have been preserved, whatever you want, and did he bring them here or did they all stay there? that is, he was valued here too, he is also recognized in the world, yes, well, not like that , yes, not like that he is absolutely the top, but in any case, who was the most valued of the then soviet artists in the world, well , i think that he, excuse me, let's say, koren, nesterov, well, and less, there are fewer of t

[applause] we'll see isaac back for the tournament of champions, and i hope we see you back here tomorrow. so long. ♪♪ captioned by los angeles distribution and broadcasting, inc. right now on america, this morning. not doing enough. the message from president biden to israel's prime minister. the leaders clashing amid growing frustration over a lack of a deal to bring home the hostages held in gaza. days after six were killed, including american hersh goldberg-polin. the main sticking point and what netanyahu is refusing to give up. >> the race for president and the candidates focusing on the economy. the new pledge from vice president harris and how former president trump is vowing to protect american jobs. plus, the new lawsuit against trump over the music playing at his rallies. >> hero officer speaks out. he's like, am going to die? and i tod him, i go, remember, you're going to be okay. >> the woman who helped save an nfl wide receiver shot in the street explains how faith played a role in keeping him alive. >> a potentially groundbreaking legal case involving a deadly car crash in

the president of israel isaac herzog will join us >>> it's all just ahead on "face the nation." ♪ >>>ood morning. welcome to "face the nation." we begin today on the presidential race in our new cbs news poll which finds vice president harris up four points nationwide on former president donald trump. with interest rates and gas prices on the decline she's aided in part by some improvement in views of the economy. across the battleground states that will likely decide this election, harris is up by a slimmer margin of 2 points. so this remains a contest that either candidate can win. for more we're joined now by our executive director of elections and surveys, anthony salvanto. anthony, this is remarkable national poll because to date the economy has been viewed as a headwind for democrats. that appears to be shifting. >> well, we saw a little bit of an uptick in voters' views of how the economy is doing. i should say right away most people think it's not good, but to the extent it moves in a positive direction, here's how it connects to votes for harris. number one, she wins votes of

that's pretty great isaac. and that was the 1st known astronaut to perform. a space walks a risk endeavor, but with growing demand for a lead out of this world experiences, he's unlikely to be the last, the only notable the boxes that they are common typically, and they are not treat astronaut so, so this is $11.00 thing we, we which we become increasingly common. i dislike it commercial street site. you don't need to stream the individual setting or really should be pause or very hard to say. during the trip of space x tested it, space is seen is vital for longer emissions to march the craft. orbit it higher above it or is then both the international space station and the hubble telescope. for now, it's back to the humble blue planet. something these nasa astronaut eagerly waiting for with them. well, duck in space for months because of technical problems with boeing star liner, which will more and sooner williams are due to return home on a space next craft in february. by then the to will of spent about 8 months or bidding or welcome back to planet earth.

in fact isaac hayes and the village people are just two of the dozens of artist and artist the stateshave object did to donald trump using their music and that list includes abba, adele, aerosmith, the beatles, beyonce, bruce springsteen, celine dion, creedence clearwater revival, earth, wind, and fire. elton john. foo fighters. panic at the disco. pavarotti. phil collins. prince. queen. rem. rihanna. the rolling stones. sinnott o'connor. trump being ordered to stop using one song from one artist would be one thing, but this is not the first song trump has been asked to stop using, it is just the first time the matter has been settled in actual court. if you were worried about the musical desert that trump seems to be relegated to, you can rest assured. because even if trump were to be legally barred from playing the music of every single popular artist in the world, well, there will always be the music of his daughter-in-law and the cochair of the republican party, lara trump. >> ♪ without your bravery we are out of luck ♪ ♪no this can't ♪no this can't be denied, you've got to be spe

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joining us now, "washington post" national political reporter, isaac arnsdorf. i can't think that quickly about grammar. thank you for being with us. how are they able to do that when both of them have prominent places at the white house? donald trump was the incumbent four years ago, vice president harris is the vice president? >> yeah, you know, trump has been making this point a lot, with every promise that harris has been making, why didn't she already do it in power, and harris in turn has been saying, you know, we want to turn the page on the past decade, which includes trump's presidency but also the presidency of biden who are she's serving with, and so that does tell you a lot about what voters want to hear. you know, something that stands out to me is with this kind of breath of fresh air pursuit is the way the harris campaign has been more focused on positive ads and contrast ads rather than attacking trump. which you had thought about being the democratic default for ever since he's been the other republican standard bearer. that really tells you tha

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today a federal judge in georgia ordered trump to stop playing that trump "hold on i'm coming" by isaac because isaac hayes estate said it did not approve of its use or give theov trump campaign permissiono play it. it would be one thing if it was an isolated thing but it is not. he'st switched back his outro ymca, which the village people themselves publicly objected to trump using. they have also threatened legal action against donald trump. in fact, isaac hayes and the village people are just two of the dozens and artists and artistrt estates that have objected to donald trump using their music. and that list includes abba, adele, aerosmith, a-ha, the beatles, beyonce, leonard cohen, lincoln mark, ozzy osborn, prince, queen, rihana, twisted sister, and the white stripes. trump being ordered to stop using one song from one artist. it's the firstm time the matal has been settled in actual court. now, if you were worried about the music desert that trump seemsha to be relegated to, you can restte assured because evenf trump were to be legally barred from playing the music of every singl