. >> jamil, what do you think? where are things in this race? >> so, let me just say, i think it is a startling amount of spinelessness in the democratic party. i said this on social media, but i will clean it up for this show. if donald trump would have urinated on himself on that stage, the republicans would have called it the greatest presidential urination they have ever seen, and i am stunned at the level of discourse that is in this party right now, because at the end of the day, this was a story that could have lasted a couple of days, and the democrats -- by various elected officials coming out and saying that they want to see a replacement, with george clooney's editorial, with all of this -- you have extended the lifespan of what essentially, i think, would have been a nonstory 30 days later. and now, you had extended it, given it life, given it credibility, because the reality is that joe biden has done more than enough, not for his own party to turn on him. certainly, i don't think that is everybody in the party, but allowing what sh

jamil, thank you again for your time this friday night, my friend.ou point >> thank you. >>> still ahead tonight, jd vance sparked national outrage this week over remarks he made in 2021 about house cats and the women who raise them. today, jd vance got the chance to clarify that actually, he has nothing against cats. that is next. is next. with the scrubbing power of magic eraser and the cleaning power of dawn. watch it make soap scum here... disappear... and sprays can leave grime like that ultra foamy melts it on contact. magic. new ultra foamy magic eraser. here's to getting better with age. here's to beating these two every thursday. help fuel today with boost high protein, complete nutrition you need... ...without the stuff you don't. so, here's to now. boost. [floor creaks] (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) relax, you booked a vrbo. (granddaughter laughing) when pain freezes you in your tracks... ...vapofreeze your pain away. penetrating pain relief... ...with vicks vapors. (granddaughter laughing) vapofreeze your pain away. now at walmart. when did i call leaff

let's bring in our democratic voter panel chris cornell, mark westbrook and jamil jackson. much for joining the program. mark, i want to go to you first. because you say in some of your points that you thought all of this was just a g.o.p. talking point and then you saw the debate. >> yeah. yeah. i followed politics for a very long time. and i had a number of conservative friends tell me even four years ago they didn't think biden would finish the term. and i just figured it was sort of stuff i normally hear on conservative type tv like this. and he seems to have done a good job. i like his presidency. but then i saw the debate and, yeah, i have seen debates since ford debated carter back in '76. and i have never seen anything close to what we went through this last time. >> lawrence: and, chris, obviously, we're getting all these new reports of all these donors as well as democratic elected officials knew about this. even cabinet members knew about this two years ago. but they didn't tell you guys and they wouldn't even give you a primary. how do you feel about that? >> >>

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we waited, the great patience of jamil , we sat hand in hand for a year and listened, they promised and said two more weeks , one more month, one more month. that is the year we abandoned our commitments we said that we will leave these two to three commitments aside for the next two months. if you return, we will also return to the first point for a year, approximately two months, two months. we moved forward until we put all our executive and operational commitments in the nuclear technology sector aside. so our logic is a high logic. there is a correct logic . there is a correct logic. they cannot fault us . the logic that the then president of our country considered to be wrong was based on the approval of a law in the parliament. this is the message that america cannot deal with iran. it was a one-sided game. the parliament gave this message to the enemies of islamic iran that the one-sided game has ended and the law has been passed. the strategic action to cancel the sanctions and protect the interests of the iranian nation had 9 clauses , with these royalties, the annual producti

we waited, the great patience of jamil , we held hands for a year and listened. hey, they promised and said two more weeks, one more month, one more month . europe promised and didn't act, and about a year and a half. it's been a year since america withdrew from the jcpoa. after a year, we abandoned our commitments. he also says that we will abandon these two to three commitments in two months. if you return, we will return to the starting point in one year or two months. two months ago, we left all our executive and operational obligations in the nuclear technology sector aside. we also said that you return to your commitments in the next hour, we will return to all commitments, so our logic is a long logic, there is a correct logic , there is a correct logic. the message cannot be that the parliament played a one-sided game with iran. he gave this message to the enemies of islamic iran that the one-sided game is over . the approval of the strategic action law to cancel the sanctions and protect the interests of the iranian nation had 9 clauses. with these royal

. >> reporter: 18-year-old jamil garcia, a student at the brothers' barbershop, says he'll vote for theone of these candidates? >> in my opinion, kind of nervous. >> reporter: one out of every five hispanics will vote in their first presidential election this year, cities and small towns, once democratic strongholds, nestled in northeastern pennsylvania. in this region, latino communities make up 9% of the state's overall population. does it feel like both campaigns are trying to earn your vote? >> definitely. >> reporter: biden won pennsylvania by around 80,000 votes in 2020. that year, more than 610,000 latinos were eligible to vote in the state. and while mr. biden won reading by about 46 points in 2020, the city shifted 15 points to the right since 2016. limited recent polling shows harris performing better than biden versus trump among latino voters. in 2020, who did you vote for and why? >> biden. >> reporter: this paralegal explained last month she's switching to trump in 2024, frustrated by the rising cost of living and running a business in reading. biden's endorsement of harri

joining us now jamil jaffer, founder and executive director at the national security institute and formern relations committee. two of israel's biggest enemies from iranian proxy groups killed back-to-back in less than 24 hours. how concerned are you about this regional conflict escalating? >> the regional conflict is already in play. the reality is that iran has long been backing groups that have attacked israel, attacked americans, killed americans, held americans hostage, and so that conflict's already ongoing. these are obviously big moves. israel has made clear in the past it's going to take out leaders when attacks are conducted. they've done it before. they've done it again, and i think everyone should expect them to be killed at some point, and it's now just happened in iran, which does raise the temperature somewhat. >> iran is already promising to retaliate. just how vulnerable is israel right happened in iran which raises the temperature somewhat. >> iran is promising to retaliate. how vulnerable is israel right now? >> iran attacked israel, tried to attack israel a few months

applause] >> now it is my great pleasure to introduce and be part of a panel, let me please introduce jamil, the coordinator at usaid. >> thank you so much. we now are thrilled to have the opportunity to hear from an incredible panel of experts and leaders that i am going to invite to the stage. and as i do that, i want to highlight, i lead gender equality at the agency for international development and we are so thrilled to be at the table with this incredible group of partners. let me invite our panel up please. i will introduce you as you get started. >> speaking to how usaid and us government partners and collective partners are joining us in this initiative of being able to reflect together on the different ways our organizations are investing in advancing women around the world. on usaid's side we are thrilled to have two of our flagship programs contributing to the goals of this initiative. we had one launched through the summit of democracy on advancing women and girls political leadership. in this case a multi-year approach to do as this initiative is doing of building a comprehens

the most expensive gift, the most expensive gift is jamil.d, tried so that he grew up so independent in his judgments, we never imposed anything on him, from early childhood, as soon as he was born, he... became a full member of the family with his voice and that is, his voice is always heard and we listen very often, and you have a young man, a girl already, no, not yet, not yet, when she appears, who will you introduce her to, first of all, mom or dad, send a photo to the group, yes, family chat, family chat, of course, that is, it won’t be like i walk through the door one day, mom, dad, i’m not alone, of course. it won’t be the same, but no, with both, of course, this is because trust here is not divided between anyone, here both are entrusted with simply life, but now, according to custom , friends, a contract, what kind of people, such stories? i'm sergey mayorov, see you on ntv, happy! the best for today at 14:00, big premiere, kingfisher - new season, famous! turkish series that became a worldwide hit. don't sacrifice your freedom for

but first of all let me please introduce jamil who is the coordinator for gender at usaid. please. [applause] >> wonderful. thank you so much, sandra. so we now are thrilled to have the opportunity to hear from an incredible panel of experts and leaders that i am going to invite to the stage and as i do that, i want to just highlight -- i joined with my hat leading gender equality at the international agency for development and we're so thrilled to be at the table with this incredible group of partners. so let me invite our panel up. please. everyone come up and i'll introduce you as we get started. so i was just speaking to how thrilled usaid is and u.s. government partners and our collective partners that are joining us in this initiative of being able to come and reflect together on the different ways our organizations are investing in advancing women's political leadership around the world. on usaid's side, we are very thrilled that two of our flagship programs are contributing to the goals of this initiative. we have one that we launched through the summit for democracy on adv

. >> todd: jamil, do you think you will vote for whoever the dems put up?tential rfk jr. or somebody else that you say, you know, you've run a good race and you will get my vote pushed work >> i definitely am voting for donald trump at this point. but i believe it is going to become -- and i want that to be the matchup because i want every african american, democrats just to hear the reddick filmic rhetoric that will happen. they will try to be african-americans into submission by voting for kamala harris, the first black female president and if you don't you are racist. you will vote for someone who was white who is donald trump here is that rhetoric is even more defensive than where we are now. so i want everyone on my democratic friends, to say to you not on a record or what's happening at the border or anything she's involved in, especially when she was a senator and lost the primary like the debates and expose many, many times. i want people to focus on the substance of it because that is where the democratic -- when you see the democratic, political s

. >> 18-year-old jamil garcia, a student at the barbershop says he'll vote for the first time.on, kind of nervous. one of every five hispanics will vote in their first presidential election. reading sits in the so-called latino belt. cities and small towns once democratic strongholds nestled in northeastern pennsylvania. in this region, latino communities make up 9% of the state's overall population. >> does it feel like both campaigns are trying to earn your vote? >> definitely. biden won pennsylvania by around 80,000 votes in 2020. that year more than 610,000 latinos were eligible to vote in the state and while mr. biden won reading in 2020, it shifted 15 points to the right since 2016. recent polls shows harris performing better than biden among latino voters. >> in 2020 who did you vote for and why? >> biden. >> paralegal explained she's switching to trump in 2024, frustrated by the rising cost of living and running a business in reading. biden's endorsement of harris only pushing her further away. she now volunteers at the recently open campaign office. >> i don't trust he

mo jamil, district three resident, just wanted to say thanks.king collaboratively, collaboratively on this, we live in a world of infinite wants and limited resources. and i think this carefully balances those needs the point i think that was made in today's hearing, which i'd like to stress is, again, the staffing challenges and overtime overtime is great for officers who want it, but there's a lot of officers that are being forced to work overtime, and that does put a strain on themselves and their families, and i think any incremental measure that, that can reduce those burden on those officers and the rank and file is a bone worth throwing them at this time. so i think i wanted to again express my support for this and hope that it could gain unanimous, unanimous support of this board. thank you. hello. my name is leah mackenzie river. i live in d six, i just happened to be here for this, so let's see if i can string this story together. back in 2021, our mayor said in regards to the tenderloin that we're going to make people who are dealing