please welcome joe locke!ou got it. >> thank you very much. >> kathryn: i feel like you went to a swiftie concert in atlanta what when we were shooting. >> my whole arm was covered. my circulation was getting cut off. [ laughter ] but i was trying to be polite, taking more. "i can't feel my arm anymore." [ laughter ] >> kathryn: i saw the picture, it was to here. >> yeah, it was a lot. >> kathryn: i'm so happy to see you. >> happy to see you. it's not even three weeks, but -- >> kathryn: i know, but i'm very happy to see you. [ laughter ] is this your first late-night -- >> this is my first late-night show. [ cheers and applause ] and it's with you! >> kathryn: it's with me! that's guillermo. >> hi, guillermo. >> guillermo: hi, how are you, congratulations. [ laughter ] >> kathryn: we're going to make this really, really memorable for this person, okay? [ cheers ] he's so special. and "agatha all along" is your second acting job? >> yeah, second screen acting, yeah. [ cheers and applause ] >> kathryn: after "h

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i will be hosting for three nights, joined by my fabulous guests peyton manning, emma roberts, joe lockemail nanjiani will be hosting. so come back for that. [ cheers and applause ] our first guest is a brilliant, emmy-nominated actor you know from the hit show "severance." and he played my jerk of a husband in the movie "stepbrothers." please welcome adam scott. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> kathryn: whoo! >> thank you. it's weird. sometimes you just forget how these things work. >> kathryn: a chair? [ laughter ] >> yeah. >> kathryn: uh-huh, yeah. i know. but you came at it from a weird angle. >> i did. you got to come around all the way to the front. >> kathryn: usually. >> yeah, usually you got to do that. >> kathryn: adam! >> kathryn hahn, everybody, holy [ bleep ]! [ cheers and applause ] doing such a great job, oh my god. >> kathryn: oh, god, you're my first guest. >> i am. [ cheers ] >> kathryn: for my first time hosting. but i'm not your first guest host. >> that's right. no, i was here when kristen bell was guest hosting. >> kathryn: she surprised you wi

to be joined by seth rogen and my agatha all along costar joe locke. with music from cigarettes after sex and on thursday, the hilarious and handsome kumail nanjiani will be hosting with his guests nikki glaser and paul scheer. hilarious okay, my first guest tonight is a legendary quarterback and innovative broadcaster with an emmy and five mvp awards, which are, let's just say, the emmys of football. his brand new documentary series, receiver is on netflix now. please help me welcome two time super bowl champion peyton manning wow wow wow, i have not met many professional football players in my day. tell me why football seem to be kind of a family business. >> my dad played, my brothers played. and i don't think it was ever a mission by my parents to raise football players. and maybe that's why it ended up happening. you know, he played for a long time in the nfl as a quarterback, but he tried to kind of raise normal kids. i think. but we love football. we grew up around it. it was always a fun sport and felt lucky to do it for a living for so long. a

that is going for a 2 run home run and a grab an early the nothing mentioned, the pitches to joe boyle with a locked in 2nd half of the 4 6 and he strikes out jose siri, the end, the ending boyle, 6 shutout innings, struck out 6 kind of like harrison top of the 9th mason miller. it continues all-star rookie season. the forces twist fly out. jj bleday makes the play and center. that's your ballgame. shut out to raise 3 to miller records. his 19th save of the season. yeah, a great day for the giants and the a's. meanwhile, in santa clara niners are back on the practice field tomorrow. they're off today after winning yesterday, gas we will hear >> caution him tomorrow. can't wait. thanks, jason. a. >> that's all we've got for kron for news at 11, but we'll see you right back here tomorrow night. have >>now from kron 4, the theory is local news station. >>thanks for joining us. you're watching kron-on live on air and online. i'm stephanie rothman. we start things off tonight with o

is going for a 2 run home run and a grab an early the nothing in mentioned the pitches to joe boyle was locked of the 4 6 and he strikes out jose siri, the end. the ending boyle just struck a 6 shutout innings, struck out 6 kind of like harrison top of the 9th mason miller. it continues all-star rookie season. he forces twist fly out. jj bleday makes the play and center. that's your ballgame. shut out to raise 3 to miller records. his 19th save of the season already special. look at sports. are coming up next hour. how drinking cow's milk. >> effect toddlers help. and as one percent milk really better than whole milk. that's the question. area researchers are looking i will never forget the picture that i have, i'm the only one that's not smiling. even though i'm with my close friends, i felt alone. i didn't feel pretty, i didn't feel confident. when i got invisalign, i built my confidence. it was the best investment that i could do. (vo) struggling with moderate to severe crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis? talk to your doctor about #1 prescribed entyvio, offering two maintenance options,

mentioned the pitches to joe boyle was locked in 2nd half of the 4 6 and he strikes out jose siri, the. the ending boyle just struck a 6 shutout innings, struck out 6 kind of like harrison top of the 9th mason miller. it continues all-star rookie season. the forces twist fly out. jj bleday makes the play and center. that's your ballgame. shut out. the rays 3 to miller records. his 19th save of the season already special. look at sports. >> but wait, what about football? do not forget that. we've got the preseason finale game with this and says go. >> forty-niners and the las vegas raiders and it's happening on friday and calm for has pre-game coverage starting at 6.30, kickoff is at 7. we hope you join us. >> all right. this last story is hitting kind i is sensitive point. my family is it. do you let your dogs or cats on the bed and the couch? i absolutely where. really? okay. there's a you know. i mean, i do. you know, there's some controversy over they did a study and they surveyed 2000 dog parents call them. and, you know, they said that the results show that most people believe tha

going for a 2 run home run and a grab an early the nothing have in mentioned the pitches to joe boyle was lockedut jose siri, the end. the ending boyle just struck a 6 shutout innings, struck out 6 kind of like harrison top of the 9th mason miller. it continues all-star rookie season. he forces twist fly out. jj bleday makes the play and center. that's your ballgame. shut out to raise 3 to miller records. his 19th save of the season already special. look at sports. >> but wait, there's more. get ready for the preseason finale for the san francisco giants. and seth, my his forty-niners. when i talk about i got baseball in the break, those areas is go forty-niners and the raiders. this is a fun rivalry and it's happening friday. our pre-game coverage starts at 6.30, kickoff is 7 at noon. catch the action right here on kron 4. all right. coming up in the next hour, a famous pancake cafe leaving stonestown galleria. why the business owner tells us. >> really difficult to do. business in the city will be right back. z's baking the house special. arisa's styling a new look. and steve's filling his big

mentioned the pitches to joe boyle was locked in 2nd half of the 4 6 and he strikes out jose siri, the. the ending boyle just struck a 6 shutout innings, struck out 6 kind of like harrison top of the 9th mason miller. it continues all-star rookie season. he forces twist fly out. jj bleday makes the play and center. that's your ballgame. shut out to raise 3 to miller records. his 19th save of the season already. special look at sports. thanks, jason will get your gear ready. the san francisco forty-niners take on the los vegas raiders. >> and sin city on friday. this is the last of the preseason funfest before the season starts. kron four's pre show coverage starts at 6.30. kickoff is 07:00pm and you can catch all the action right here on kron. 4 news. >> you know what? we're going to teed up right now kyla grogan. she's gonna knock it out of the park. when we talk about the weather in las vegas right of the sports things. knocking it out of park, ok? well, here's what to say. if anyone is headed to vegas this weekend. >> vegas had a crazy hot summer and today is no exception. you can s

mentioned the pitches to joe boyle was locked in 2nd half of the 4 6 and he strikes out jose siri, the end. the ending boyle just struck a 6 shutout innings, struck out 6 kind of like harrison top of the 9th mason miller. it continues all-star rookie season. he forces twist fly out. jj bleday makes the play and center. that's your ballgame. shut out to raise 3 to miller records. his 19th save of the season already special. look at sports 6.51. right now and we want to know, too, that it's preseason finale. time. >> for the san francisco niners taking on the raiders in sin city. >> this is happening on friday. the big game is that what we've got the pre-game coverage at 6.30 and then kickoff of the big game, 07:00pm can its preseason. but it's always fun to see the raiders and the niners face right here on kron. 4. >> all right. coming up in the next hour, how you feel about breakfast with a stranger. one breakfast with a stranger. one app is trying help you make ok, 500 deluxe garden gnomes. wow. i only meant to order five. there's not enough money in my account for these. i'm gonna ge

republicans saying they wish that debate had happened after the conventions because it would have been locked in, joesus donald trump. but that didn't happen. yesterday someone sent me a poll from the media research center. motive the americans polled do not know about her progressive policies. it says that 86% of those who were polled don't know that she would consider allowing death row inmates to vote. the majority don't know that she supported the elimination of private health insurance. the majority don't know that harris promoted a fund to bail out violent protesters during the 2020 the riot or abolishing i.c.e., that that's her plan. was named the most liberal u.s. senator in 2019. most people don't know that. the list goes on and on about what voters do not know, but they want it that way, and that's why she has not had any interviews lately, since she announced -- became, basically, the nominee. and she's doing that because they know her record is so bad, and what she's doing right now is winning. by her staying quiet except at rallies where she gets to read a item prompter. brian: -- telepr

joe biden. that nomination was locked in within, i don't know, 90 minutes after joe biden decided that he wasn't nomination in a day. that's what her campaign for the nomination ended up being. and that's clearly what joe biden wanted because all of the discussions about joe biden dropping out, they always included what, for me, it sounded like an element of chaos. a large element of chaos. and then let's go find a candidate but there were preposterous suggestions like turning bill clinton and barack obama into talkshow host who would host shows inviting a few of these candidates. crazy stuff that could never happen. you would not have had a nominee on monday night. he would not of had a nominee on tuesday night. we don't know how many ballots it would take to get one. and i think what joe biden saul and all of those discussions was if i stepped down, i have to prevent chaos, and that endorsement was the thing that prevented the chaos and put everything on track to everything you see now. >> let me ask you this question, as well. in all of your years as politics, have you ever seen a political f

i mean, yeah, dictate the dictator stuff is fine, but joe biden and kamala harris, we are locked in ae that we did not have when donald trump was president, hamas attacked israel we did not have that going on when he was president. and i mean, so if he has a he has a way of talking to dictators and he likes nice things being said about them. but we didn't have nearly the foreign policy entanglements that we have had over the course of the last three-and-a-half years, as kamala harris has been vice president. so that is a fact that can't go on notice. and look, i get it she her whole speech last night was built around i'm forgetting the fact that she's been vice president for forgetting the fact that she ran one of the most far left campaigns for president. this country has ever seen, and forgetting the fact that she was one of the most liberal senators this country has ever seen. that was what the entire speech was built around. it was trying on donald trump and not the record that she has had and i totally get that maria. >> i mean, she harris highlighted a lot. i mean lance just kin

in a russian prison he was held in solitary confinement for 11 months and locked up in 13 different penitentiaries us president joe biden appeared to voice his support for a new election in venezuela thursday, biden's remarks come on the heel. heels of similar statements made by the leaders of both brazil and colombia earlier that day. but the white house is walking back biden's comments with a us national security council spokesperson saying, quote, the president was speaking to the absurdity of maduro and his representatives, not coming clean about the july 20 elections it is abundantly clear that edmundo gonzalez would won the most votes on july 28 long longtime venezuelan strongman claimed victory over an opposition candidate in the country's election, which is marked by accusations of fraud and counting irregularities thailand's parliament has approved the nomination of pythagorean shinawatra as the country's youngest ever prime minister. she's the daughter of former prime minister thaksin shinawatra, who was deposed by a military coup in 2006, the new prime minister was nominated after the previous one was d

joe biden. that nomination was locked in within, i don't know, 90 minutes after joe biden decided that he wasn'tsemble formal commitments from the number of delegates it would take for her to get it. but the nomination in a day, that's what her campaign for the nomination ended up being. and that's very clearly what joe biden wanted, because all of the discussions about joe biden dropping out, they always included what, for me, sounded like an element of chaos, a large element of chaos. and then let's go find a candidate? there were preposterous suggestions like turning bill clinton and barack obama into talk show hosts who would host shows inviting a few of these candidates who they would select, like crazy stuff that could never happen. you wouldn't have had a nominee on monday night. you wouldn't have had a nominee on tuesday night. we don't know how many ballots it would take to get one. i think what joe biden saw in all of those discussions was, if i step down, i have to prevent chaos, and that endorsement was the thing that prevented the chaos. it put everything on track to everything you'

millions, 44 million, in fact, young people and not so young people are locked into student debt which should be abolished, which joe biden ran on the promise of abolishing and which he barely scraped the surface of. we are also we can abolish medical debt. half of young people describe themselves as homeless about the future because of because of the climate crisis, because of the economic crisis, because of the housing crisis, because young people have been denied the ability to have a family and to be able to support that family with decent jobs. you know, and and our jobs are in fact, becoming increasingly incapable. basically are low income, are not even a livable wage. people are below the income. it's approximately i think 30% of workers now are below the minimum income that they need just barely to survive the environmental crisis. as many have mentioned today is accelerating over the cliff. a recent study showed something like 60,000 people in the eu died from heat waves last summer alone. we don't have the figures in the united states because who's counting. people do not want to count. but you can be sure

you had moderate republican voters in georgia turned off once again and locked in moving away from him. he had been counting on joes best advertisement with the moderate republicans, and georgia voters. now he has a problem because harris is not joe biden. for a variety of reasons, more appeal. his internal polling shows he has a problem. public polling shows that georgia is closer than it was. we will see if he gets on his knees and begs anyone else for forgiveness in the next couple months? >> the haters who are sick of trump and biden, now there's only one hater in that scenario. not joe biden. rfk juanny romero. said he's running , ending his run and endorsing donald trump. what kind of impact do you think it will have on the race? >> these guys are great that follows. we have dead bears being dropped off in parks. this will help donald trump convince and consolidate some of the fringe voters. meanwhile, there are a lot of voters out there still looking for their home. a lot of voters who are not necessarily rfk supporters. they are looking to feel comfortable with kamala harris or some other candidate. donald

lock guarantee. switch today for a limited time. >>> welcome back. it might be kamala's convention, but tonight president joeing the love at the dnc. cementing his legacy of a lifetime of service to his country, sacrificing his political future in further answer of what he called the deliverance of democracy and to avid cheerleader to the vice president he hopes will succeed him. democratic nominee for president kamala harris making her brief appearance on the first night of the convention, ready with her campaign. >> let us always remember when we fight, we win. >> harris also thanking president joe biden. >> joe, thank you for your historic leadership, for your lifetime of service to our nation, and for all you will continue to do, we are forever grateful to you. >> the 46th president of the united states later introduced by his daughter ashley, receiving a standing ovation. >> we love joe! we love joe! >> the president focused on highlighting his administration's successes. >> more americans have peace of mind. that comes from having health insurance. more americans have health insurance today than ever b

locked in moving away from him. i think he had been counting on joe biden to be his best advertisement with the georgia voters and nowhas got a problem on his hands. because harris is not joe biden. harris has for a variety of reasons more appeal so, you know, you can guess his polling shows that he has a problem. public polling shows that georgia is closer than it was. we will see if he gets on his exees and begs for forgiveness. >> the double haters we heard so much about who are sick of trump, biden, now, they only got one hater in that scenario. and it is not joe biden. today, rfk junior said he is ending his run for president as independent and endorsed trump. what kind of impact do you think it will have on the race if any? >> they coin the term weird but we have dead bears dropped off in parks and wild conspiracy stuff. it will help trump, you know, condense and consolidate the fringe voters. meanwhile, a lot of voters out there looking for their home. a lot of black voters in particular that are not rfk supporters but are looking to feel comfortable with, you know, kamala harris or some other candidate namely

it's a q anon idea that everybody who works for joe biden who is implemented democratic policies will be arrested and locked up when the transition happens. and there are a lot of people in the republican movement inside the maga movement who believe that should happen, who believe that democrats should be arrested? and locked up once donald trump is president. so you were talking about some unbelievably absurd extreme, and dangerous views. the idea that women cannot succeed on their own merit. the idea that if you are a democrat, you should be put in prison when donald trump is elected, it's unbelievable that this is where we is. this is where we are today. and to the extent that people think this is a joke, i don't think it is and so i don't give campaign advice publicly to commonly harris, but i think everybody he needs to treat what donald trump is posting very, very seriously you just said you don't give campaign advice. >> we appreciate your always willing to come on and speak with us on a fairly regular basis. we are excited that vice president harris and governor walz are speaking to see and then to

lock guarantee. switch today for a limited tim. 1 #. >> steve: president joe biden blaming donald trump for the bordergal crossings than when trump left office a couple years ago. >> ainsley: todd piro puts this story in context for you and your family. hey, todd. >> todd: it does need some context. good morning to all four of you, president biden and vice president kamala harris hoping to flip the script on the border, trying to put former president trump on defense. listen. >> trump continues to lie about the border. here's what he won't tell you. trump killed the strongest bipartisan border deal in the history of the united states. the result of the executive action i took border encounters have dropped over 50%. in fact, there are fewer border crossings today than when donald trump left office. >> todd: okay. so here's the deal per the customs and border protection agency illegal border crossings did drop last month since lowest level december 20,206,000. when former president trump left that office that number was around 75,000. the cbp citing the president's executive action to restrict asylum a

geoffrey for us that and deca with us presidents joe biden says he is not giving up on an american citizen lift out of a prisoner's swamp with russia lock photo with jail for 14 years. and brochure on drug smuggling charges. the former teacher had worked for the u. s embassy and was arrested off to being found with 17 grams of marijuana at the most go airport 3 years ago. i don't think he's doing well. i think he's absolutely crushed. because he knows that he was left behind of a historic trade, a pressure swap. it is must be an incredible blow to him. of all i know is that he has told us that he does not plan to call for a month for a while, but he needs to recover. the 14 year sentence that he was given is not to measure it with a right what a russian would have been given for the same product. it's completely disproportionate and by the united states not designate him, designating him there implicit with russia in the here with the republican candidate for the presidency. donald trump has agreed to debate, vice president campbell harris on fox news in september, and that comes off to harris, one enough delegate votes to become, to be

joe! >> i'm going to tell him what you said. >> other chants broke out today. the chant lock him up broke out during the vice president's speech in wisconsin. and again tonight in michigan. chanting lock him up about someone who has been convicted of 34 felonies and is facing a sentencing hearing next month is very different from the trump chant of lock her up about someone who has never been charged with a crime. and the vice president's response to that chant is very, very different from donald trump's. >> as attorney general of california, i took on one of the country's largest for- profit colleges that scammed students. well, donald trump ran a for- profit college that scammed students. you remember that? as a prosecutor i specialize in cases of sexual abuse. donald trump was found liable for committing sexual abuse. as attorney general, i held big wall street banks accountable for fraud. well, donald trump was just found guilty of fraud. 34 counts to be exact. hold on. hold on. hold on. you know what? hold on. here's the thing. the courts are going the handle that. we're

she began by thanking president joe biden and is now talking about their choice in this election. let's listen. >> hillary clinton: kamala lockeds and drug traffickers. she will never rest in defense of our freedom and safety. donald trump fell asleep at his own trial. and when he woke up, he made his own kind of history, the first person to run for president with 34 felony convictions. as vice president... as vice president, kamala sat in the situation room. [crowd chanting] but we also know, as vice president, kamala sat in the situation room and stood for america's values. i know what it takes, and i can tell you as commander-in-chief, kamala won't disrespect our military and our veterans. she reveres our medal of honor recipients. she won't be sending love letters to dictators. she will defend democracy and our constitution and will protect america from enemies foreign and domestic. [cheers and applause] think about it. the constitution says the president's job is to take care that the laws be faithfully executed. those are the words of our founders. take care. just look at the candidates. kamala cares, cares about kids and

lock guarantee. powering 5 years of savings. powering possibilities. >>> in march donald trump said he would debate joe biden, anytime, anywhere andow, according to vice president harris had it's become one specific time and one specific safe space. on friday he said he would no longer participate in the scheduled debate on abc, instead proposing a different date for a debate on fox. hours ago he warned about a hypothetical reality where harris loses the debate posting on his failed social media platform, what happens when she loses the debate and goes down. will they replace her with another candidate, unprecedented disaster for the usa. a real threat to democracy. my panel is back with me. erin it is tough to get in the mindset . trump is saying harris could lose or would lose and he is not sticking to the schedule. democracy would be imperiled. he has cold feet. >> what will happen? let's find out? trump seems to be time to get back on offense. i am not sure. now refusing to participate in telling her he is only going to debate on september 4. to your point, anytime and anyplace a few months ago, what has changed. vice presiden

locked in, moving away from him. and i think he had been counting on joe biden to be his best advertisement with those moderate republicannow he's got a problem on his hands. because kamala harris is an joe biden. because kamala harris has for a variety of reasons, more appeal through segments of the electorate that are growing in georgia. so, you know, you can guess that his internal polling shows that he has a problem. and public polling shows that georgia is closer than it was. so, we will see if he gets on his knees and begs anyone else for forgiveness in the next couple of months. >> those doubleheaders that we heard so much about, who are sick of trump, second biden. now they've only got one hater in that scenario. and it is not joe biden. tremain, today rfk junior said he is ending his run for president as an independent, and he endorsed donald trump. what kind of impact do you think this is going to have on the race, if any? >> certainly these guys, i know they have coined the term weird, but we have dead bears being dropped off in parts, all this while conspiracy stuff. certainly this will help donald trump cond

people forget that what kamala harris and joe biden have done is something that donald trump could have done, but actually, despite all his chanting lock remember he said at the debates he was going to throw her in jail or she be in jail soon? actually when donald trump became president, he followed our 200-plus year norm of not going after political rivals with prosecution and the justice department. he could have had hillary clinton prosecuted for diverting all those classified e-mails into her home computer system, but he didn't. actually, the justice department dropped it. they could have gone after him. neil: if you're just talking, i understand what you're saying very well and you say it eloquently, john, but if you're talking about insightful rhetoric both sides are guilty of this. i guess in this case, you wonder where this is going, and this particular case, that she doesn't want necessarily delayed or put off or god forbid in her perspective, you know, completely shut down, so where does it stand, as things stand now? >> it's a nice point. right now, actually, the special counsel just went into court to ask for a three-week d

equivalent to what they do to deciding that joe biden has to go and then they put their presidential candidate who by the way got the votes almost had the votes lockedrats. not one democrat actually got to vote for kamala harris. she was, you know, put in place without a democratic process. we had a democratic process as republicans and that's the way we would have done it. it's interesting that they continue to bring this issue up and they really don't believe in our democracy from beginning to end. liz: congresswoman tenney thanks for joining us i appreciate you. >> thank you, great to be on. liz: coming up where was president biden going? after his long beach weekend did the president really wander off again seemingly into the bushes? we've got the video you could decide for yourself. the secret service looks like they had to go retrieve him. we're not sure what happened here. we're staying on the story. also, kamala harris' quiet period continues. where is she? why won't she talk to the press? its been nearly three weeks. last time she had a press conference was about eight or nine months ago. tonight we're joining in on the search but first nan

sponsored bills to strip officers of the protection to lock them up in cases of mist activity and to bankrupt the police union? >> she passed a bill with joe biden and put $50 million in the cops as her record as vice president of the -- back mark 15 million is 15 billion for cops. >> i can boil it down will simply. real prosecutors put people in prison, they prosecutors bond violent protesters a person. so we -- which should -- did she do? she went and bonded violent protesters out, she maybe embraced -- but she sure didn't embrace it when she ran for president. >> that is not accurate, drei. that is not accurate. she wrote a book on it, she spoke about, she run as attorney general, -- >> martha: that's just it because we do see, you know, that the version earlier on in her career and then we see the version that says we have to reimagine the police, okay, and possibly get rid of ice people are, like, which one is that, you know? and is she a soft gray prosecutor or is she a tough one particular? >> she was the one that was vice president and put $15 billion 40 law-enforcement -- she spent her life protecting our families and keeping them

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in weeks after a convention where a lot of republicans thought they had locked this up and there was really no world in which joe biden would do the hard thing and pass the torch to kamala harris, and there wouldn't have been a seamless transition that we've seen now. even with some of the disappointments that republicans were trying to set up this week, trying to make this leap that, you know, kamala harris picking tim walz over someone like josh shapiro, who republicans claimed they were far more terrified of having him as her running mate. even that attack has fallen flat, as you've seen. we've all seen tim walz helping kamala harris put together these adele-esque concerts. again, very stark contrast to these grievance fests we've seen so far. you have jd vance with a boss who has not even been able to give him really anything more than statements of endorsement. after a slew of inflammatory and offensive comments about harris, it didn't matter that jd vance was his vp pick at the end of the day because the vp pick doesn't matter. this is a campaign clearly struggling. you have his allies on the record, linds

clinton had to talk over chants of lock him up as she mocked donald trump. >> and finally, joe bidenalling trump a loser and fully endorsing harris's campaign. let me ask you are you ready to for vote freedom ? vote freedom? >> are you ready to vote for democracy and for america ? let democracy and for america? let me ask you, are you ready to elect kamala harris and tim waltz ? waltz? >> well, earlier we got the thoughts of the foreign correspondent seiferth on the convention. >> it's real energy that we've seen come out of the opening of the democratic national convention, and you've got everyone gathered there in chicago, and we heard that very impassioned speech from kamala harris herself talking about her leadership, thanking president biden, of course, for his leadership , his historic service leadership, his historic service and also laying out that fighting speech that we've come to expect from her since she stepped into this role as presidential hopeful, though she hasn't yet accepted the party's nomination. it's thought that will happen at the end of the convention, probabl

joe biden. i only vote libertarian." i do think, though, this is a warning to democrats. don't think that you have it all lockedfew other voting blocs. don't sleep on this, it's going to be a close election. dave, good to see you. thanks for joining us. >>> and that's going do it for me today. "deadline: white house" starts after a quick break. after a quick break. connectiviy and 5g solutions from t-mobile for business. t-mobile connects 100,000 delta airlines employees. powers tractor supply stores nationwide with reliable 5g business internet. and helps red bull revolutionize coverage of live events. this is how business goes further with t-mobile for business. at the alzheimer's association walk to end alzheimer's, this is how business this is why we walk. ♪ they're why we walk. ♪ we walk in the alzheimer's association walk to end alzheimer's because we're getting closer to beating this disease. join us. (bell ringing) someone needs to customize and save hundreds with liberty mutual! (inaudible sounds) (elevator doors opening) wait, there's an elevator? only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, libert

joe biden dropped out of the 2024 race. and as you've been talking about, vice president harris was able to lock up this nomination so quickly, but so much so that there was not even at any point many points, even a blip of a real conversation within the democratic party about whether the should consider anybody else other than kamala harris. and now we have not only kamala harris at the top of the ticket, but within a matter of days, she has deliberated on and chosen the running mate of her twice, and it is now going to be the harris walls ticket running against the trump trump-vance ticket so we have seen two remarkable and unprecedented transformation of the democratic ticket in just again, a matter of days. and i do think we should note that this moment but really marks in some ways, kamala harris defying president biden, as we have talked about so much for years and years, president biden and the u.s. pfizer's that are closest to him has made the argument repeatedly that the person at the top of the ticket had to be joe biden, that only he was capable of beating donald trump that with anybody else the country really ris

joe and it was a love fest here. >> it was all of that. >> there was a lock him up moment during hillary clinton's speech.participate but she kindly looked over and did that. >> we talked about hadley duvall in one of her last lines she said , what is beautiful about a child being told you have to carry her parents child? it was a stunning statement. her bravery. people forget she then introduced governor beshear and it was an advertisement she was in where andy bashir won that race where he beat the mitch mcconnell endorsed opponent and beat him by five percentage points so extraordinary to see this woman share her story and allison's point it affects men and when you hear something like that, it affects all people. >> to see that woman talking about what she went through as a 12-year-old child and to see her introduce andy bashir who talks about his faith in see raphael warnock talk about his church and then rip the bark off in terms of his speech and to see jamie raskin on the constitutional a front that is trump specifically on january 6 1/2 jasmine crockett and aoc and ashley biden this was -- it did

lock stock and barrel. she was the deciding vote for the inflation expansion act which caused the highest rate of inflation in my lifetime she was the last person the road when joee the decision for the catastrophic withdrawal from afghanistan that led directly to loss of 13 soldiers and we now have 13 golds to our families that haven't been mentioned by joe biden and kamala harris but she's the open border czar and she owns is wide open border. of these issues are top of mind for voters and if she tries to run away from her record it's important we hold our leaders accountable for their failures but she gets an f on all of these issues and that's why she's unfit to serve as an ex-commander in chief and president of united states >> when we come back elise stefanik why c. a so obsessed with redistributing wealth and way she is obsessed with redistributing wealth from 60 or 70% of americans who didn't graduate from a four-yea ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more she can sell all or part of it to coventry for cash. even a term policy. even a term p

know his type from the work that she did locking up other people, so it gets in to that area, but she wants a strong opportunity for harris if we go back to joee of the union address or a lot of questions of how he would be. >> and republicans did him a big favor by jeering him and yelling things. marjorie taylor greene, and other folks that can happen when your own supporters are trying to help you and not really helping as well. this is exactly not only how she should have handled it, but the best she could have handled it. and if these are opportunities as well, the campaign aides are right to roll their eyes and not wanted to happen. but when your candidate handled that, well, that's if not a home run, a good triple. >> i want to bring something. i also knew into our conversation this morning, which is some of this new national polling the trump team warned as soon as harris got into this race, we're going to start to see they were trying to get ahead of this. this is the marquette university poll that shows it's a national poll. there's a likely voter screen, kamala harris, 53%. donald trump, 47%, isaac, we do not need to put the no clea

forces with president joe biden, who grew up in pennsylvania and scranton in particular, for it'll be a rare joint campaign rally in pittsburgh. recent polls show harris and trump locked in a tight race in the commonwealth of pennsylvania, a state that both campaigns believe is a must-win in the race for the white house. now, trump won in 2016, but then biden flipped pennsylvania back in 2020 joining me now to talk more about the race for the white house. is alex isenstadt. he a national political reporter for politico. alex, thanks so much for joining us on this labor day weekend. now, this is traditionally around the time turning into this final stretch when voters start to pay more attention to the presidential race, those undecideds, the campaign's hope become decided it is what do you make of harris now holding this joint rally with her boss president joe biden, not just in pennsylvania, but in western pennsylvania where traditionally there's less democratic support what was interesting is that if you look at polling, especially in those rust belt states, otherwise known as the blue wall, states that democrats really feel like they need to win harris actually her

waited until september, joe biden would be the nominee, maybe we'd be seeing eventually a very bad debate like the one he had, but it'd be in september, and the race would be sort of lockedse two and not what it is now. what do you think? >> reporter: there's no question, neil, historians will be looking at this, students of history will be looking at this for decades, perhaps if even generations. that debate in june was the end of the biden campaign. neil: they have decades to look at it. i'm a lot older than you. i put down days right now, but i think what you're saying, lucas. always a good seeing you, my friend. lucas tomlinson. in the meantime, sean o'brien, the teamsters' general president, still has not given his bless on either candidate, but he sure hinted at something with me just this week. after this. >> i'm jacqui heinrich. covering the white house, everything moves so fast. but when you walk through the front gate, it's hard not to stop dead in your tracks and say, wow, i have a really great job. the white house has been hard pressed the -- this is a huge privilege, to be asking questions for the american people in a front row seat as we watch history unfol

lock guarantee. powering 5 years of savings. powering possibilities. anderson cooper: right now, we are about to go to the oval office and hear this historic address from president biden. joe biden: my fellow americans, it's been the honor of my life to serve as your president. but nothing, nothing can come in the way of saving our democracy. pamela brown: how would you describe president biden's legacy? seth moulton: he'll go down in history as a great american leader. but the amazing part is he might be remembered best for that big decision he made. van jones: joe biden will be remembered as an american hero, as a man of character. and when it was time to go, he handed the keys over to a new generation. when the country needs you, you step up. and when it's time, you step back. that's leadership. jeff zeleny: vice president harris found out on sunday shortly before the announcement that biden was stepping aside, and she knew that he would endorse her. kate bedingfield: he has enormous trust in her and sees her as part of the future of the democratic party. jeff zeleny: he believed it was the best way for the party to move on. joe biden: i'm watching you, kid. kamala harr

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joe: we've got less than a minute. annmarie hordern is telling us they have completely locked down the floor and that gives us a sense weht? rick: security matters but this is to keep people from filing in and out. you have an entire floor organization, hundreds of people with baseball caps, you know, sort of instructing the audience on which chants to go after, went to sit up, went to sit down. this is the most critical point in this entire week and so from now until the end of this convention, when they gamble it out, it is go time. joe: that is all going to happen before our eyes. rick davis and jeanne sheehan zaino are with us for the ride. the democratic national convention. i am joe: special coverage of the democratic national convention. i'm joe matthews, alongside kay lee liens. we bring you back for the fourth night of the democratic national convention. annmarie is standing by with one of the closest people to owe biden. >> a close ally to joe biden and also kamala harris. joined by chris koontz. what do you want to hear from kamala harris tonight? it was supposed to be one of your best friends tonight, joe bi

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lock guarantee. switch today for a limited tim. >>> welcome back to "morning joe."t absolutely beautiful look at new york city. with the sun rising, 6:42. getting about halfway into august. it's great to have you here this morning. crazy times. i mean, it's the last two three months, have just been breathtaking, everything that's happened. and it is moving so quickly. we quoted lenin, not john lennon, but vladimir lenin where weeks go by where decades happen. drudge is leaking a story, "time" magazine talking about one of the biggest vibe shifts in american history. you look at polling, it's moving very quickly, again, let me say again, it's only august. voters don't go to the polls. early voting, i think, starts in earnest in about three, four weeks. so, still early. but it's -- it's the end of the beginning. it's not the beginning of the end. it's the end of the beginning, as winston churchill would say. and so, we're moving now into the days and weeks that really count the most. and every day that there's additional, quote, vibe shift, or a shift, as, again, drud

joe kernen. becky is off today. a lot going on. among our top stories, canada's top two railroads locking out 9,000 unionized teamsters workers and tossingew curveball today. the companies in question are canadian national railway and also canadian pacific. kansas city moody's saying the rail's stoppage could cost $250 million a day. meantime, paramount global renewing a new offer from media investors edgar bronfman jr. extending a period during which the company is say luoed to solicit offers from outside the skydance media deal. a go shop. this is going to continue now through labor day. we'll see where it lands. and this morning a source confirming to cnbc that the body of british entrepreneur mike lynch recovered from the wreckage of a yacht that sank off the coast of silly on a violent freak storm e earlier in the week. 272 passenger 22 passengers were on that yacht when it sank. joe? arrangements and vice president harris proposing a tax that could impact. deserve sl in the details once again. applying to how it would be applied. >> details that we know about and we only know some. that vice president harris proposing to double tax