comments helped flip the tar heel state we're going to ask north carolina democratic congressman jeff jackson plus my opinion did jewish people would have a lot to do with a loss if i'm at 40%, almost four, think of it. >> that means six finger donald trump's suggests jewish democrats would bear the blame if he loses the election while trying to court their vote. and then we each have those moments in our lives where it's time to step up star power, kamala harris teams up with oprah getting another boost from one of hollywood's biggest names right? >> 6:00 a.m. in washington alive. look at raleigh, north carolina, where first this political scandal is the talk of the town. morning, everyone, i'm kasie hunt it's wonderful to have you with us on this friday morning, we made it to friday and we are just 46 days away from election day. and of course, the race is coming down to the wire in nearly every battleground state, including north carolina, absentee ballots, are scheduled to go out in north carolina today it's a state republicans have won every cycle since 2008 or recent polling does show t

wash jeff jackson -- watch jeff jackson and you will see it. the kids love it. this is who young college students are watching. he's not hopping around, he's not doing it with a song. he is sitting there like a teacher but in a very straightforward way. if you have 435 members and 100 senators copying his master class on how to explain congress every week, you would break through a lot of the clutter. he's using social media in a very positive way. i work in that area. but he gets -- but it gets a bad rap. there's a place for what he is doing. it cuts through. >> jim cooper, i will give you the last word on this session. >> folks who have not served in congress don't understand, this is what congress will do in 2024. folks back home think that work is a five day a week job. here, we basically work on wednesday. [laughter] you come here tuesday and thursday, fly in and fly out days. the one day that the house is in session is wednesday. that is when all the constituents come from back home. if you don't greet your constituents who traveled all the way to washingt

guardsman jeff jackson. i appreciate your time tonight. thank you. >> thank you. >> seen an anchor abby phillips joins us now along with that, ashley allison, who was national coalitions director for the biden-harris campaign in 2020 and erinperrine former director of communications for the trump 2020 campaign and this is such an, i don't even know where to begin with this thing the end, the fact, i mean, first of all, i just didn't know there were a lot of comment sections in on a pretty big he's doing political commentary on this site is very strange to me. do you think? >> i mean these posts have been removed, which is interesting, not clear if it's robinson or the website who have removed them what do you make of that yeah. i mean, look, i think that there's a lot of evidence that that is in the kfile story that points to this being mark robinson's page. i mean, i i think the denials are what they are, but it would be almost like suspending disbelief to think that all of these different elements of identity verification that went into

it's nine other positions, our attorney general that we have, congressman jeff jackson running againstthe author of "the bathroom bill" in north carolina, hb-2, if you remember 2016 in our state that cost north carolina over $3 billion. you've got michelle morrow, who is running against mo green to be superintendant of schools right now. someone that called for the public execution of barack obama to be publicly televised. she belongs nowhere near our classrooms right now. and mo green is someone who has been the superintendent on the third largest school system in north carolina and made the case, you know, our children, our public schools matter more than anything this year. so, i think it's not just donald trump and mark robinson that we are looking at this year or extremism, but it runs throughout. and also down to our state legislative races that have fully endorsed what mark robinson stands for. we've not had one republican in our state that separated themselves from him this year. >> i was going to ask you about that. sometimes when you get extremism of the kind that you're desc

the attorney general we have, jeff jackson running through dan bishop, who is the author or the bathroom over $3 billion. you've got michelle morrow, who is running against moe greene to be superintendent of schools right now. someone that called for the public execution of barack obama to be publicly televised. she belongs nowhere near our classrooms right now. moe greene is someone who has been the superintendent of the third largest school system in north carolina and made the case that our children in our public schools matter more than anything else this year. it is not just donald trump and mark robinson we are looking at this year or extremism, but it was the route that this date legislative races that fully endorsed what mark robinson stands for the top of the ticket. we have not had one republican in our state that separated themselves from mark robinson this year. >> i was can ask you about that dynamic. sometimes when you get extremism of the type you are describing, that opens up an opportunity for the non- extremist party, in this case, the democrats, to win crossover voters

our attorney general that we have, congressman jeff jackson running against dan bishop, author of theathroom bill in north carolina, hb two, for those of you that remember that is 16 in our state, that caused north carolina over $3 billion, michelle morrow is running against mcgrane to be superintendent of schools right now. someone who called for the public execution of barack obama to be publicly televised. she belongs nowhere near our classrooms right now. mcgrane is someone who has been the superintendent of the third largest school system in north carolina, and made the case that our children, and our public schools matter more than anything this year and so i just think it is not just donald trump and mark robin this year, or extremism, but it runs throughout and also down to our state what a slate of races that have only endorsed mark robinson's stance now at the top of the ticket that we have not had one republican in our state that has separated themselves from him this year. >> i was to ask you about that dynamic that sometimes when you get extremism of the kind you are desc

. >> and you're next next i'm an attorney general, josh stein attorney general, congressman jeff jackson friend, the council of state candidates and all the leaders who are with us today i thank you all everyone everyone here for taking the time and doing the work you are doing. thank you. >> thank the thing. okay. we got allow work to do. we allow her to do. okay. >> so north carolina probably not please have a seat. if you have a chair donald trump and i had our first debate it to the voters to have another debate election and what is at stake could not be more important on tuesday night i talked about issues that i no matter to families across america, like bringing down the cost of living investing in america's small businesses protecting reproductive freedom keeping our nation safe and secure but that's not what we've heard from donald trump. instead, it was the show that same tired playbook that we've heard for years with no address the needs of the american people because, you know, it's all about him. it's not about to well folks i said it then i say it now. it's time to turn the

today, including my friend governor roy cooper and your next attorney general skpx here is your jeff jacksone candidates and all the leaders with us today, i thank you all, everyone, everyone here for taking the time and doing the work you're doing. >> i'm wrong. she's still doing her thank yous. john, i want to ask you more about wisconsin. we're going to go back in once she starts talking about the substance. let's talk about what donald trump has -- what's been trailing him today. these are the comments he made that migrants are eating pets. does that sort of stuff help him, the mite grant issue, those imflam toir allegations that are the not true? i'm sorry, guys, we're going to go right back in because she's talking about the debate. here she is. >> it could not be more important. on tuesday night i talked about issues that i know matter to families across america. like bringing down the cost of living, investing in america's small businesses, protecting reproductive freedom, and keep ing our nations safe and secure. but that's not what we heard from donald trump. instead, it was the sa

gain ground after the scandal broke, such as, for example, north carolina democratic congressman jeff jackson, who is running for attorney general in north carolina. >> warmly, someone running for governor, even if they turned out to underperform, wouldn't be someone who would impact the rest of the ticket, but this isn't normal we're seeing an implosion by this candidate, the likes of which we've never seen in north carolina, frankly well, i think we saw it when cal county him is running for office there, but i digress raleigh news and observer editorial board calls for robinson to drop out before north carolina mails out ballots with his name on them to voters, that deadline passed. >> however, as of 12:00 a.m. eastern time this morning. so north carolinians tar heels will see robinson on the ballot in november. he's facing off against current north carolina attorney general, democrat josh stein, who was already leading in the polls before this explosion of cringe. but how is robinson weathering? the storm? cnn's dianne gallagher is down in the tar heel state with this new reporting things,

so i spoke this morning with congressman jeff jackson. he's really interested in particular because he is running for attorney general, so he is sharing a statewide ballot with mark robinson. here was his kind of evaluation of how this might affect both down and up ballot races normally someone running for governor, even if they turned out to underperform, wouldn't be someone who would impact the rest of the ticket, but this isn't normal. we're seeing an implosion by this candidate, the likes of which we've never seen in north carolina, frankly given that most of the statewide races are basically 50-50 races, my race is a 50-50 race. we have a dozen statewide races in north carolina if he affects it by half a percent, which he certainly could he could swing a whole bunch of elections, including the presidential election yeah, listen, that's certainly what the kamala harris team is hoping. their internals have her up by three in that state. donald trump's intervals also have him up by three in that state. it isn't hard to try to tie donald

we said we want you to honor the referent jesse jackson, and that was the great, brilliant use jeff jackson jackson. >> dr. west, would you do the honors of just showing with us your perspective on things just for a few minutes? everybody, dr. cornell west. let's give it up. [cheers and applause] dr. west: let us be clear, let us not be deceived that jesse jackson is a world historical figure, and to guess a product of a great black people think goes out 400 years on slave ships on slave auctions and sleep intentions. he comes from a people who have been hated chronically for 400 years but taught the world so much about love, and there has been a whole lot of love here tonight. you cannot understand jesse jackson without understanding who helen was, is mother, who know what was, his father. greenville, south carolina and mount june baptist church on the chocolate side. it goes far beyond politics and culture. it goes far beyond the nation. he is not just a great american. he is like louis armstrong, john coltrane, curtis mayfield, aretha franklin. he is an international figure. and the spil

jackson daly. this is my friend jeff. back to you, lester. >> jackson, thanks very much. >>> that was great. in our "inspiring kids" series, teen paralympian ezra frech won two gold medals at the paris paralympic games, and the 19 year old is not just breaking records. he is breaking barriers, too. remember this face because the teenager behind it is resetting the boundaries of sport. >> i never believe anything is off the table. i am a firsthand example of the power of sports when you have a physical disability especially. >> ezra frech was born with congenital limb differences. >> i was born with one finger on my left hand and i had a lower left leg that was curved towards my waist. at about 3 years old i had a 15-hour procedure where the doctors doctors amputated my leg left leg at the knee and put the big toe on my hand. there i could hold my toys, pick things up. completely transformed my hand functionality. then i get a stumph that could fit into my p prosthetic much easier. >> a prosthetic is an artificial device to replace a missing body part, and none stopped ezra frech from pursuin

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