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john david rainey right here on fox business after the earnings numbers. >>> all right, luxury retailersk in spending, they are also facing retail shrink. the loss of sellable inventories due to theft. one of the nation's prime target, rodeo drive in beverly hills, california, which boasts chanel, louis vuitton, gucci, tiffany and ambulance crag georgia among many of -- baa lengths crag georgia. in 2022, a group of thieves used heavy tools to smash the display case at the luxury jewels of beverly hills store, and now police are taking to the skies to stop this, taking to the skies to nab the bad guys. the beverly hills police department is using drones made by chinese company dji to stem the rash of thefts. but state and federal lawmakers are trying to ground the hawkeye drone saying they pose a particular risk. let's get to the max dworden, our west coast reporter. welcome to the show and to the network, mac. great to have you live on -- max. >> yeah, you probably know right where i'm standing right here. this is one of the most iconic shopping districts in the entire world. you've got

chief financial officer john david rainy told me that walmart has not seen a change in shopping trends. he said every month of the quarter was relatively consistent he said consumers remain choiceful, discerning, and value seeking, but he added "we don't see any additional fraying of consumer health. for the first time in 11 quarters, walmart's sales of general merchandise, items outside of the grocery department, trend slightly positive still he said the company decided against raising expectations for the back half of the year, saying it wanted to be a little guarded since dynamics like the election and conflict in theest lao could hurt consumer -- in the middle east could hurt consumer sent sentiment. inflation was flat at walmart. all of walmart's sales came from unit growth, not higher prices >> so they're actually selling more stuff, and notably selling more stuff out of the grocery store aisle for the first time in a long time >> yes, exactly. and that could be a positive indication for walmart, or it could be a positive thing for everyone that will be put to the test because so

. >> david, john just mentioned joe manchin.we talk often about democrats and this big tent party, and how do you fit all of these people, all of these different views under one tent? but from joe manchin to aoc, we are seeing democrats across this country praise tim walz as a country. choice. aoc described it as disconcerting levels of array, obviously, versus their usual disarray. do you think democrats will be able to hold this together for the next 88 days? >> barring unexpected dramatic developments, i think that they will be able to hold it together. because, a couple of things. one, i think a lot of people, a lot of political commentators, me included, full disclosure, me included. we didn't anticipate the intangible element of hope. so, if you look before kamala harris was named the nominee, and joe biden was still hanging on, there was no hope. there was a pretty firm conviction by basically everyone who had any real knowledge of the fundamental dynamics of this race that he was going to lose. and so, once you go from n

i spoke to chief financial officer john david rainy who told me that walmart has not seen a change in every month of the quarter was relatively consistent he said we see among our members and customers that they remain choiceful, discerning, value seeking, focusing on things like essentials rather than discretionary items, but importantly we don't see any additional fraying of consumer health it also saw strength across stores, clubs and website, notably with u.s. e-commerce sales growing 22%. and he said walmart saw another promising sign, sales of general merchandise, that's the stuff that is outside of its grocery department, was positive for the first time in 11 quarters, mike. >> that's probably going to be taken as a relief, i would think, by investors, considering july in particular, i think, folks felt was maybe a little bit soft for a lot of the industry >> yes john david referred to that and he also referred to the concerning jobs report that created some concerns. and he said we are not projecting a recession he really kept talking about how they have seen consistent behavi

if you have a situation where people are forced out to the situation in this manner, right, john left. david bergman in london. thank you so much for joining that. so clearly for us let's go to the water and gaza now and talk you officials have joined a drawing course of condemnation, often as rarely as strike on a school compound that killed dozens in god's will. city the you will stop to provide to support all expressed as hara, if the attack, which causes an official stick is more than 90, people are shouting in the school. each of them caught that demanding an urgent investigation. now as well as repeatedly came that home last year with the schools as couple in the week of the october 7th pedo attacks to be in school reduced to ruins after and is really air striking browser. according to an official from causes from us run government around $6000.00 displaced, people were seeking sheltering the compound at the time. witnesses say the school came under attack while people were offering don prayers. the say i just the laptop is the is true as usual, didn't get a warning on approval is trac

john. >> david, sometimes i wonder if you get your talking points from the daily onion, because it is hilariousnald trump is not in any policies out there? we've seen effective policies were four years. we can't talk about what kamala harris and joe biden have done. and thanks to the press secretary we know there is no daylight between them from a policy standpoint, so when they came in within the first 100 days dismantled, over 94 policies that to secure the border and we know there is no daylight between them. >> title 42. >> i'm sorry, david, i'm speaking. i can't hear you. but we know it is projected in new york city that there will be $12 billion that are spent on migrants from 2024 to 2025. that's an issue. inflation is a major issue. there is some the issues we can talk about that are going in the wrong direction for americans as there is no daylight between kamala harris and joe biden. it's a failure that they shared together. and the fact that she has an approach i believe running out the clock and allowing the media to do her bidding for her as a problematic scenario for anyone who is

. >> john: david spunt for us. thank you.illegal immigrant crisis spiraling out of control in california. a group of migrants tried to get on a school bus carrying young kids. the state's plan to include illegals to its loan home buyer program is heading to the governor. >> this is hugely concerning when you see the level of violence and intimidation going on. if law enforcement at large which will be required to disrupt this gang doesn't focus on them, they will continue to grow. >> john: families in fear over a migrant gang infiltrating a denver suburb. they blame city policies for fueling the violence. jason rantz joins us to discuss coming up next. why use 10 buckets of water when you can use 1 fire extinguisher. and to fight heartburn, why take 10 antacids throughout the day when you can take 1 prilosec. for easier heartburn relief, one beats ten. prilosec otc. one pill. 24 hours. zero heartburn. it's payback time. all these years, you've worked hard. you fixed it. you looked after it. maybe it's time for your home to st

cfo john david rainey said we don't see any additional fraying of consumer health coach's parent tapestrypectations despite roughly flat year-over-year sales with cfo scott roe telling me consumers are willing to pay full price for innovative productsretailer had a good day dillard's stock fell after sales disappointed that raises questions about how other retailers will fare in the coming weebs. >> tesla squarely in front of me up 6%. >> yeah, we'll talk about tesla in just a little bit, scott. let's talk first off with the legacy automakers. they don't get a whole lot of love very often infrom the mark on a single day. this is an extension of what we've seen over the last couple of days. up anywhere between 2 and 3% today. i want to show you what some of these stocks have done over the last six months. go back to august 6th. that's when they hit their 2024 lows since then they've started to move higher. they're nowhere close to where they were at the start of the year, but they have to a certain extent bounced back. with regard to tesla, it too has bounced back since its august 6th low,

investigative don't list david some day he said that the n g o dialogue of tried to bribe him to write an article, discrediting the facility. now let's now cross live to that john list. david, one, the deputies go to have you join me now. and then geo cold dialogue offered you $500.00 us dollars to write this me a piece against the, the download the refinery to can you tell us more about this? the i'm so it's, it's not uncommon for, for a journalist by myself, i mean, any international space to be contacted by different actors about wanting to commission on a piece for one reason or the other. the reason this one took my attention was that this was coming of the backdrop of a very high profile series of news incidents regarding example, the refinery. and this and you that reached out in the, the way they reached out to me kind of made it in places that they didn't miss. they didn't really want this to become public. that, that reaching out to me for that i might open just doing something. i be just struck me as a weird way of contact all of trying to commission that piece that might present surveys because if you're not doing anything sheet, you would simply ju

i love this john bussey. david as well as leslie marshall and kiron skinner all together as we look ahead this final night of the dnc. >> david, let's let's head to you. >> this is the this is it. this is the big finale. are you expecting more joy? >> what are your predictions? well, you know, it's gone, i think, very well for democrats. that's the feeling i'm in chicago. i was in the convention hall today, yesterday. and so now they need to put a you know, a punctuation point on it tomorrow. and they need to get even more energy, more excitement. this for kamala, it's kamala's night and there will be a lot of focus on her speech. and as we talked about in the earlier segment, there wasn't a lot of policy in tonight's speeches and including walz. he didn't talk a lot about policy, but kamala needs to do both. she to introduce herself to those who have not had a lot of experience and exposure to her. she needs to introduce herself to america as a presidential candidate, and she needs to talk about policy as well as

david: i've seen john kennedy go after those people, yes. >> very effectively. we need to get the country back on track and that involves republican house, republican senate and a republican white house in 2025. david: it's a critical moment when you think of the appointments that the could come of the harris administration if she ever becomes president, it be frightening. senator barrasso, good to see you. coming up, consumer sentiment is way down from where it was under president trump. we're going to be talking about that with john carney, when "kudlow" continues. your memory is an amazing thing, but sometimes it can start to slow down. but did you know prevagen can help keep your memory sharp? the secret is the powerful ingredient, apoaequorin, originally discovered in jellyfish and found only in prevagen. in a clinical study, prevagen was shown to improve memory in subgroups of individuals who were cognitively normal or mildly impaired. stay sharp and improve your memory with prevagen. prevagen. in stores everywhere without a prescription. introducing new ad

david arranged weekend visits with john. >> how were they together? >> wonderful. johnny just wandered to him, they loved each other. >> they all moved on. a couple of years later, barbara married again, michael wolf, an ex-military man like her dad, about the same age as her dad too. >> your dad and your new husband are probably saw eye to eye a lot. >> they sure did. they had a lot in common. they would talk a lot. >> wolf took barbara and john to live with them in arizona. but david wanted to be a part of his son's like, so he traveled out west to see the boy. >> went out there with a friend of his and saw johnny with three days, i got pictures of johnny and like an old western town and everything. >> maybe it was something about the distance, said barbara. >> they became very good friends out in arizona and we used to talk a lot. >> she felt deep in her heart, she said it never did go away. >> i will always love david. >> and then, it was june 25th, 1988. david's brother, mark, was flying into town to pick him up at the airport. but when mark arrived, he waited

the soft landing if none of this impresses you and you're still skeptical, here is walmart's cfo john davidiew in this environment, it's responsible or prudent to be a little bit guarded with the outlook, but we are not projecting a recession there it is. so what is remarkable to me is the most improbable of things have happened. we were talking about a hard landing in october 2022. remember the recession that was imminent we were down 20% at the end of 2022 on the imminent recession that was coming that never came. then the fed started aggressively raising rates and we were a year ago talking about the imminent recession that was coming out of that and yet, the soft landing through all of this has simply remained and that has been what has actually been happening. i think it's most improbable, remarkable to me, but here is the data that supports it. it's in front of our face. i keep waiting for earnings cuts and they don't come. 10%, 15% next year you can say there's a lot of cost cutting but the bottom line still holding up i think it's a remarkable story. i think the skeptics where peopl

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or even have a conversation about replacing john eventually david was a seniora advisor set me out andid i don't know what's wrong with you but you have to solve this problem. no it replaced you i just had to do all of the work. isn't that terrible? you talk about some the times you had to give about the story in the book about president biden picnics are my first meeting with president biden and dr. jill biden i asked her what can i do to best serve at both of you if i am in this job? and she said with gone through a lot and our lives and i just need you to always tell us the truth. and that stuck with me because you do get variety of bad news when you are at the present you're working in a white house and that stuck with me and sat with me the summer working for president biden during the withdrawal of afghanistan was the worst period of time during my time working for him for a range of reasons. certainly the day we lost men and women who had been serving during the attack on abbey gate was the worst day. and in the days after that president biden he is and i've been with him in man

david, no sign the white house is going to lift those restrictions on how far ukraine can fire western weapons into russia. spokesman johnirby only saying conversations are ongoing. david? >> david: ian, thank you. >>> meanwhile, in the middle east tonight, two u.s. aircraft carrier groups remain on high alert after a fierce exchange of missiles between israel and hezbollah in lebanon. let's get right to abc's clennett, live from israel tonight. iran still signaling it plans to retaliate against israel? >> reporter: yes, david, an all-out war between israel and hezbollah may have been averted for now, but iran now doubling down on its threats to strike israel in response to the assassination of hamas' political leader in tehran nearly a month ago. iran's foreign minister saying a retaliation is definitive and will be measured and calculated. u.s. general brown meeting with israel's defense minister, reaffirming american commitment to israel's defense. and the pentagon saying two aircraft carrier strike groups will remain in the region as the threats from iran are assessed. while it seems talks are on the verge of collaps

not getting the best out of england prospect so—called golden generation with the likes of david beckham and johnhey were fabulous moments in between. the famous 5—1 thrashing of germany in munich. that was a real high point. at the end of the day, it was off the back of a terrible time for the england national side. the back of a terrible time for the england nationalside. leading the back of a terrible time for the england national side. leading the country to three major tournaments and each one reaching the quarterfinals. as we are continuing to see with the tributes, the way he spoke about so will so generously, it is a very sad day.— it is a very sad day. absolutely. mark edwards _ it is a very sad day. absolutely. mark edwards in _ it is a very sad day. absolutely. mark edwards in the _ it is a very sad day. absolutely. mark edwards in the sports - it is a very sad day. absolutely. - mark edwards in the sports centre. thank you very much. we are expecting a lot of tributes to come in. you can follow everything live on the bbc sport website. they have a live page running with the tributes a

what they come up with this i'll send john dean to camp david pits right there on the tape you will write report of what he told me the day before. i will use that report to call for a new investigation. i will not claim executive privilege. my staff will have to go back. it's a little unclear on the tape whether they mean back to the urban committee will it will be public are back to the grand jury where it will be private. there is no question they don't want that report to say too much. put it as favorably as you can. but there is no doubt on that tape nixon is going to call for a renewed investigation did nott claim executive privilege. that is what rebuilt my faith in the president. this is unfair to president nixon. picture this kid raised by about quakersa family. now don't lie the truth is always going to come out. don't dig yourself and deeper. it was a response from the present people to understand that. you used to talk about from harvard. it was his was accomplished in the 1930s the statute has passed. but gotten in trouble was he lied about it. that is what brought him down.

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and what they come up with is will send john dean to camp david. it's right there on the tape. he will write a report. he'll write a report of what he told me the day before. and i will use that report to call for a new investigation and i won't claim executive privilege. my staff will have to go back now. it's a little unclear on the tape. whether they mean back to the urban committee where it will be public. or back to a grand jury where it will be private. and there's no question. they don't want that report to say too much. guy put it as favorably as you can. but there's no doubt on that tape. nixon is going to call for a renewed investigation and not claim executive privilege. that's when it rebuilt my faith in the president picture. this is unfair to president nixon. picture this kid in knickers raised by a devout quaker mother who says now dickey? don't lie the truth is always going to come out. don't dig yourself in deeper, and it was a spasm response from the president people don't understand that. when he used to talk about alger hiss the communists that that from har

president's rating job, right actually influences the substitute candidates percentage in the fall david, since john, if i could go ahead. go ahead no, i just wanted to comment on on your previous question about the third party vote. i actually do think this is real. i think understandable in some ways because jill stein, the green party candidate and cornell west the independent candidate african-american progressive, are getting fewer votes now, a lot of the people who had parked, they're going like back and i think as he becomes more and more bizarre robert kennedy jr. is also losing sort of some of the democratic vote that he had. he's hanging on to some of the anti-vaxxers and conspiracy conspiracy theory buffs who have been with him and who might be more partial to trump, i think for the first time in this race, i always believe the third parties were detriment of biden that they were going to lower the threshold enough that trump who is basically never exceeded 47% of the vote could win now as that as that third party vote shrinks i think it's going to be to the benefit or at least it seems n

. >> david: trail blazers on screen and off, avatar director james cameron. composer johnney legend to his list of honors. ♪ >> david: one of his soundtracks familiar to another honoree. harrison ford getting a standing ovation. >> i'm really delighted and a little bit embarrassed by this, but i'm so very grateful. thank you very much. >> david: a standing ovation for martha blanding too, the first full-time black tour guide at disneyland and what her mother told her all those years ago. >> my mother came to talk to me. she told me never to let other people determine your future. that's your job. and i didn't. >> david: after 34 years with disney from "all my children" to waking up with her on "live" for more than 20 years, kelly ripa honored. >> i know what you're thinking. why her? what has she ever done? she doesn't even go here. >> david: kelly ripa now a disney legend and grateful. >> without you, none of my adult life would have been possible. thank you so very much. i'm so honored. >> david: always charming. we honor them all. the ceremony streaming on disney+. i'll

this order that thejudge at hull crown court, john thackeray kc, described as 12 hours of racist, hate—fuelled mob violence. one man, davidnother man, john honey, got 56 months. john honey was described as being front and centre of the events in hull. you may have seen him very visible on social media in a white shirt with a red st george's cross. those pictures have been widely shared. he was involved in a mob attack on a bmw car, that contained three men who were from eastern europe. honey was seen trying to open the door, so that the mob could get to the men inside. the men were unharmed but left terrified. he was also seen looting shops in hull city centre. filling carrier bags in the lush store as if he was doing christmas shopping and then distributing those stolen goods to people outside. in mitigation, his defence barrister said that he was on the autism spectrum, and that he was someone who was likely to display behaviour to gain favour with other people, but, taking all of that into account, the judge decided that he was to go to prison for 56 months, and he will also thailand's parliament has picked paetongtarn

we are in a brand new world john, i know a lot of our panelists have questions for his well, david axelrodyeah. well, john there are states and then there are states in most of the models that you see pennsylvania's that the tipping state. and it's 19 electoral votes so there's no other piece is there that can, you can simply swap out for pennsylvania if if a candidate were to lose pennsylvania, they would need more than one piece. certainly if kamala harris didn't win pennsylvania, she'd need to win a couple of other states in order to secure the to 70 without a doubt, the only one that comes close in this scenario here. so let's say trump wins pennsylvania, give him that right there. that moves him up right there, right. so that would still have are to 25 if you can somehow we tend to live in a national political environment. so if donald trump winning pennsylvania the blue wall states, for example, have voted together since 2004. they tend to go together, doesn't mean they will this time we're breaking rules all the time. but north carolina would be your best option there for getting cl

john: president biden is at camp david today preparing for a speech tomorrow at the dnc. dramatic turn of events for the career politician as just weeks ago he was expecting to be accepting his party's nomination for a second time. instead it will be biden's swansong and people may describe this as a bittersweet moment for biden, but i would think more bitter than sweet. >> that is right. it is been about one month since brendan -- president biden dropped out of the race. now the democratic nominee. we heard from jackie. president biden speaks tomorrow. vice president kamala harris speaks on thursday. a column in the new york times " biden went from looking forward to getting back on the campaign trail to garden one weekend with a handprints of barack obama, nancy pelosi, chuck schumer and jeffries on the presidents back houck abided not be heard that it would from four days to a joyful rump with kamala atop the ticket". speak in a rally a few days ago north caroline that admitting that prices are now much higher than they were under donald trump. >> i will work the past

john. we will hear from david in indiana. he says former president trump. good morning. caller: morning. think trump would do a better job. harris, just watching her economic speech prior to your show today, was talking about all these giveaways, these $25,000, first down payment for new homebuyers. who is going to pay for that? it is very similar to the student loan debacle. it is all bribery. i didn't need her to tell me ground beef is up 50%. if that's the case and she is aware of that, why didn't they do anything about it? the tariffs are on still, if the tariffs are bad, why didn't biden take them off? trump himself said it is too much money for the government, that is why they do not take them off. she has no experience in this. blaming high prices on gouging -- when did all the major industries get together and decide that they were going to couch the american people? i would like to know when that day was. her lack of experience, the fact she will not sit down, even to a friendly interview, is remarkable to me. it has been about 30 days. go ahead and vote for her, i mean, obvious

. >> john: trouble when that debate. david, this is a very complicated issue for most americans who won't deal with this issue. but it does underscore the fact that americans are thinking who's going to make health care better and america. in this case you have a vice president harris who wants to give health care to those who come here illegally. so you as an american are paying the bill and trying to get into see the doctor those lines get longer and they get more complicated. it's also a vice president that on the health care issue has said we should get rid of private insurance. we should only have the government taking care of health care. if you are a voter in the larger discussion on health care issues including ivf and i you left, vice president harris will make it worse, not better our health care system. when americans are already struggling with not only access but the cost of health care. that's where it gives trump a great opportunity to correct one thing jonathan has said. vice president candidate j.d. vance and

david s.: in january of 1999, john winkle and ultimate goldman sachs started to recruit me and a relativelyposition at bear stearns. and i -- you know, i really wasn't interested. but john winkery kept calling and calling and calling and he caught me on a day where suddenly i said you know what? i should really -- i should really look at this. and so in the summer of 1999, about two months after the i.p.o., i joined the firm. that was -- a smarter guy would have joined the firm two months before the i.p.o. but i waited inial two months after. david: i tried to recruit you as well. you had a great reputation at bear stearns and worked out to come to goldman. when you came to goldman did you think you could be the c.e.o.? was that in your mind at that time? david s.: no, absolutely not. i came to goldman, i -- i had done very well at bear stearns. and was in the leadership team and was management committee at bear stearns and -- in my late 30's. and it was a hard decision to leave and come to goldman because i kind of had to take a step back and kind of re-establish myself. but i always viewe

perspective now from democratic strategist paul begala back with is also abby, phillip, and david urban so john king is all he was talking about how important it is for the two campaigns to cut into each other's margins. >> this is certainly that strategy. it's interesting that the same person who seems to have devised that strategy for senator warnock is now doing this for harris. >> yeah, it's it's really important because i mean, warnock it first of all, democrats were able to win and two senate seats in a state that was previously not even really a battleground and so there is a playbook there and it's a playbook that involves running a little bit closer to the middle where you can and trying to cut into these margins where trump is going to run up the score and the rural parts of the state, the fact that georgia is now back on the agenda, we should just underscore that because the reality was that even though the biden campaign kept saying the georgia was competitive, it really wasn't. trump had a comfortable lead. they're going into his own convention at the rnc. now for harris to have ma

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well, i think the gentlelady and accept her invitation and david jackson, why did john conyers go after janet reno? well, there was concern about the botched raid. there were people wondering why the government engaged in this raid in the first place that create this 51 day standoff. so there's was a lot of performance issues and it should be noted that the people within the clinton white house also had problems with janet reno. there was a disconnect from the beginning between attorney general reno and president clinton. they didn't see eye to eye on a lot of things. and there was a feeling in the white house that the entire program was botched, that they should have handled this in a much different manner. they shouldn't have gone in guns blazing onto the branch davidians to start this to start this standoff. so i think that's reflected in a lot of john conyers this question. i think he had a concern about basic competence, not to mention the power of the federal government. and speaking of president bill clinton, was he making statements during the hearings about waco? a few. he lame

john honey, he got four years and eight months. david wilkinson, he got six years.s because both these men were convicted of racially aggravated criminal damage. there was footage from hole, where the footage occurred, where they can be seen attacking a vehicle. in the car were three romanian men, who were absolutely terrified as the gang attack. the man we see in the england style top isjohn honey. both men were involved in trying to get the passengers out of the car. the men in the car eventually escaped to safety. it is quite astonishing. thejudge, escaped to safety. it is quite astonishing. the judge, john thackery casey, described it as 12 hours of racist, hate fuelled mob violence. later, we seejohn honey effectively looting a lush cosmetics store. he then gives out what he has taken before going on to attack somewhere else. those are the longer sentences. in the days to come, we will see sentences potentially creeping up further because prosecutors are now bringing the charge of riot to court. that is a ten year maximum sentence. two people so far have been c

after the southport stabbings . after the southport stabbings. 48 year old david wilkinson, who was jailed for six years, and johnwere part of a baying mob who attacked a car containing three romanian men in hull on august 3rd. 25 year old honey also looted shops and received a sentence of four years and eight months. more than a thousand people have been arrested, so far over the disorder, with around 480 charged and at least 99 sentences handed down. as the cases continue to be brought to the courts . and the duke and the courts. and the duke and duchess of sussex have spoken to schoolchildren in spanish as their four day tour of colombia continues. harry and meghan took part in an art session and planted trees during a visit to a school in the capital, bogota. their arrival was celebrated with performances from students who wore traditional colombian dress and performed cumbia songs with live percussion. well, earlier, prince harry appeared to subtly weigh in on the recent rise in the uk, which were partly sparked by online misinformation. he said what happens online within a matter of minutes, transfers to th

you see there's members, david. >> yeah, john you one thing that you didn't talk about was what obama obama got among those non-college whites. and he actually outperformed biden in those areas. and it's one of the reasons why he was able to carry on jannik, by the way, that 2008 map is my screensaver. i just know that and so the question is, you know, in some of these polls that we're seeing lately from the battleground state, she's showing a larger number among non-college whites. then you good expect, and the question is, is that real? and is it possible to get those voters the economic message that they're promoting is one that's aimed at those voters are some of those voters, working class voters generally, question is, can that part is, are we so polarized? now? and is trump so galvanizing among those voters that it's impossible that get those voters back take to win them is probably impossible one cycle for democratic obama level. >> yeah, but again, you're in these states here where pennsylvania, for example, won by 81,000 votes, right? so it's about the margins. can you get y