what does john carney think?n took back what we thought was a lot of progress in the labor market. look, the labor market has not been anywhere near as we thought it would be. manufacturing actually lost jobs during that period. it is in the negative column. manufacturing has been in a recession for probably about two years right now. meanwhile the biden and harris administration is running around saying that they're having a manufacturing boom. man, if this is what a boom looks like under harris, can you imagine what a real downturn is? larry: they don't read the numbers. they are not current the way trump is. they're doing it on the fly. kevin hassett, besides the job gains, if the greenie policy doesn't do it, the tax hikes are going to do it, what are the odds we are in a recession? what are the odds the fed is going to cut-rates? what are the odds mr. trump is right we're headed for a very big economic fall? no one in chicago, kevin, let me just add, no one in chicago is saying one word or whit about the eco

breitbart finance editor john carney here to react. also tonight it's day 2 -- day 33 of the harris media blackout, still not talking to the press, but here's how the press is handling there. >> you'll remember where you were. >> something new just got worn. >> the emotion and the feeling down here is, i don't know, 7-year-old birthday party. elizabeth: emotion and feeling and vibes and joy, is that going to fix america? carol roth and kaylee mcghee white here to react. but first, as harris pushes joy at the dnc, angel moms speak out on how their loved ones were killed in the border crisis. american majority ceo ned ryan reacts to their harrowing ordeals next. ♪ >> i really want our words to be heard, and i really want you to take to heart what we're saying. it's not -- we're not here for a political stand. >> we need to stop this. we need to stop losing our littles. we need to stop losing children, mothers. ♪ ♪ this is clem. clem's not a morning person. or a night person. or a...people person. but he is an "i can solve this in 4 diffe

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so just plain as day henry john carney, thanks. >> so much for being with the supreme it may hit. >> alright, so i had an exclusive with kamala harris 12 years ago on the convention floor? no, seriously, i was just we just remember relief for me. i worked. the convention floor for cnn in 2012 in charlotte, and i just remembered this week on the floor, i spoke to the then california's attorney general. you have to check this out so many people are here getting their picture taken with her because she is seen as a rising star in the democratic party what's it like for you to be here today oh, it's so wonderful and to be standing here in the midst of the california delegation, i'm a proud californian and it's just a great energy around this election cycle and people are absolutely committed to doing everything we need to do to get out the vote and get folks engaged and get them to express their voice you were one of the first elected officials in california to endorse barack obama and 2008, you've been a supporter of his since way back in 2004, as you sit here here tonight and look back

in fact, in this john carney of "breitbart," among others, the economy actually has shed 96,000 manufacturingally net losers of manufacturing jobs with these revisions and the ism for manufacturing, kevin exempt for one little blip in march was down 21 straight months. we could be on the front end of recession. kevin hassett says we're in a recession. know he you're a common sense guy. what do you think? >> i was talking to kevin hassett the other day. he is a great economist as you are too. seems like all indications that we are. i mean you don't, 800,000 jobs just over. i understand you give a new number every couple months, but not that large. think for a moment, you sit and read the paper, you're beginning to see bankruptcies, good named companies that are pretty good, medium size. why are they going out? it is when government tries to tell you what to even build. ford, it was, it was controlled by government telling them what they need to build, what people can buy. that is always a mistake but when you have manufacturing jobs going down, that's a bad internal indicator and you and i kno

. >> i talked to delaware's governor john carney on the floor last night. entire delaware delegation was trying to be upbeat, it's a small state, pretty much everything knows him and has known him for decades. i want to play what he said to me. >> what do you see as his role in kamala harris's campaign? >> well, the record she has to run on. he's been one of the most successful presidents in recent memory in one term. >> what's his ace in the hole on the campaign trail? as somebody who as i said has been on the trail for himself and others probably thousands of days of his life? >> yeah, i think it's an important role to play when he gets out on the campaign trail is to be the validator. to tell voters who may have been comfortable with him over the years that, yeah, she is not only a worthy successor but somebody who will carry on and have the same values that he does. again, speaking to places like scranton, pennsylvania, where he likes to talk about where he came from, places in the midwest where he has long-standing connections and relationships and she

carney who is essentially nixon's chief of staff. she that was just excellent. and then the white house central files, white house special files. the special files had john erlichman papers and bob haldeman's papers, which turned out to be extremely important so. and are many, many more. i spent weeks and weeks at the library and there is no substitute for being on yourself to get your very contained clean and not dirty hands on these stocking. you just have to see them for themselves in person to get a sense of what you need. you don't need but was just a vast amount of material to go through and the foundation and the national arm just made it easy for me to do this even even during covid. and jason schwartz was particularly helpful then to me be able to some things during that very time. it was a difficult time to be researcher as i'm sure will know, nancy surely. so that's hopefully a brief enough summary of what i was able to get into and it was wonderful. that's great. thank. and we're looking forward to your book, tiffany, as you've been research ing here, what were some of the additional documents that you came across about chicanos and latinas,