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and john king at the magic wall first cnn's jeff zeleny joins us. what a final plans look like for this event. what's the enthusiasm level you're hearing among delegates? >> well, anderson, the enthusiasm is strong and the unity is quite high, and that's significantly different than just a month ago. both think of the shape of the democratic party then coming out of the republican convention, which ended exactly a month ago. today in milwaukee. i've been talking to democratic delegates, party officials. they are just overcome with joy at this, a condition of their party. however, in the words of vice president harris, there's questions from reporters campaigning in pennsylvania and yet she calls herself the underdog she said that this will not be easy. i'm told that isn't intentional message that she is sending to really remind democrats that this is a tough race. democrats have sort of fallen into a sense of exuberance because they've been a bit down on their luck for some time. and the joy and the it certainly is valid in their mind, but she is tr

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now and what the race looked like before biden-harris gave way to harris-walz speaking of walz, john king is at the magic version with more john. so how's the vice president on the democratic ticket change the race in battleground states, or has some numbers in a moment anderson. but first let's just start with this. i have the map this way because we are now back in what we thought at the beginning of the year before biden's debate before the questions about his age, that this would be the state of the race, right? 6:00 a.m. battleground states after that debate, remember the trump campaign was saying, we're going to put new mexico and play were going to put virginia in play, we're gonna put new hampshire in play, were going to run away with this. that was the mood after the biden trump debate. well, biden's gone. harris is the candidate now. so at a minimum, we have recently that the map toward traditional battleground state. but remember after those last debates, it was trump could win here. trump could win here, and trump could win here. not only do the polls show that, and i'll bring

places this week and for the next just 97 and days that they have left until election day, cnn's john kinge now from a small town outside reading, pennsylvania john, you've course, were part of the team that broke this news here on cnn. you've been out spending this campaign talking to voters. what are they telling you about? the selection of governor walz, especially in shapiro's home state governor shapiro's home state okc. the point that you heard the governor maker about joy, remember 16 debt days ago, democrats or odd of energy. they were despondent. they were holding there breath. they were worried about joe biden at the top of the ticket. they were worried he might lose in a landslide and take them all out now there is unmistakable joy in the democratic party. does that mean they will win 90 days from now know it does not. but where am i? i'm in berks county, pennsylvania sylvania donald trump carried this county about 54% of the vote. but you know, their state, it's your home state, the commonwealth of pennsylvania margins matter. there's a hunt club up the street. there's a gun cl

cnn's john king is in that must-win swing state asked me he voters how the change at the top of the democratic ticket will impact votes come november. i'm dana bash, let's go behind the headlines and inside politics they build it as an interview of the century what it was a meandering conversation about a host of issues. it was also riddled with lies, conspiracy theories, and of course, insults. >> all the courts do is they try and focus on trump. okay. let's focus on trump who did nothing wrong. i complain about a rigged election ilan, what happened is unbelievable. it was so bad the words that he was using, the stupid threats coming from a stupid face that he was using. i said this guy's going to cause us to war in that last part, donald trump was talking about his now former opponent, the president joe biden, the harris campaign responded to the interview in a statement calling trump and musk, quote south obsessed rich guys who will sell out the middle-class and who cannot run a live stream in the year 2024, cnn's kristen holmes is it's talking to her sources in the trump campaign kristen,

. >> now he has emerged as the toys r, mj lee, jeff zeleny, john king, jamie gangel, all reporting on this mj just saying maybe walls of vibes picks seen as a midwestern happy warrior, john king is here with us in new york, watching this unfold before our eyes. let's just start reset at the top of the hour what tim walz means for this ticket now, but it means number one, the democrats have their tickets are about to go into their convention. and after kamala harris clinch the nomination with the most unorthodox nominee? a process of our lifetime, the president united states steps aside after winning the primaries. she wins a virtual voting among the delegates, and then she wants to make this decision. she wants all this cleaned up before they get to chicago. the convention. so that can all be about prosecuting the case against donald trump and j.d. vance and against the republicans. so a very truncated process, lot of pressure on the vice president. so if voters out there get to judge how she's handling this first, first big executive decision. so why tim walz we're showing pictures o

that's the test in the suburbs where she can win yes. >> such a huge test, that as john king, as alwayshank you so much you of course, can watch john's full all over the map report tonight on anderson cooper 360 at 8:00 eastern. don't want to miss that well, hold on. >> why the family sold suit or sourcing or isaac hayes is coming for trump plus see the power of a earthquake as one rattled the la area just a few hours ago, stay with us ne to trade bitcoin plus oil plus gold plus so much more. let me introduce you to plus 500 fleet judith, and easy to use 3d app dreamy futures and options involves the risk of loss and he's not suitable for every lesson plus 500, its trading with a plus, your gut is like a garden growing both good bacteria and bad. that balance is key to a healthy gut environment. bennett fibers plant-based prebiotic fiber gently nourishes the good bacteria working with your body to help your gut and you flourish effortlessly every day grow, it feels good with benefit a heart-attack. >> do they have life insurance know? >> but we have life insurance john i'm trying to fin

judging on his head, john king. thank you so much as always dana, back to you thanks, kasie and back with me here. >> david axelrod, alyssa farah griffin, and van jones david, i always like to tell our viewers what we're talking about when we're not on tv. and one of the things that i do wonder bring it is the reality check. yes, this is as people have maybe said, too much, this is a bit of a sugar high because of the shift, because of the very real enthusiasm. >> but 90 days is a long time. >> it is. first of all, i don't think i think sugar high now, maybe a thing of the past because that was the first week, the second now we're i mean, they've gotten out of the gates very, very well. the nature of presidential politics, however, is that the better you do, the better you have to do the bar gets raised. there are more tests around the corner and, you know, unveiling a running mate is getting the right person has obviously putin but this was kind of a lay-up. i mean, this was a an event that you can control. there a

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john king joins us now, live from bowyer town, pennsylvania. john, how are voters out there in pennsylvania? what are they saying about this selection tonight? >> well, kaitlan, those we've talked to already say that they find governor walz to be funny they find him to be interesting. they find it to be different. i want to focus on the word different. i'm in berks county, of pennsylvania. there's a gun club right up the street where surrounded by farms. this is a rural area used to be solid, solid republican. donald trump won here with about 54% of the vote. so left let's republican than it used to be can tim walz come here? pennsylvania is all about the margins, right? can he come here and pick up a few votes? because he talks like these people, he knows what it's like to be on a form. he knows what it's like to be at the gun club. right. so that's one thing to watch for and i can tell you, not just here in my travels all year, you find a lot of voters, the people who didn't like biden and didn't like trump the double-haters collin independen

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we've been trying to get what's on the minds of voters and our john king was recently in iowa speaking to voters there, here's what he found out. >> shanen ebersole cherishes her maverick streak, not afraid to wander a bit from the heard. >> there will head buck going off like little boys wrestling that's their version of it. >> but now it's time to line up. and bring things home. >> i think it's an easy trump choice because we have to put the american people first. i think that the policies that have been put in place in the harris biden administration, they heard this they heard our land and they hurt the people in middle america the most ebersole supported nikki haley in the iowa caucuses, a rare voice of republican descent and conservative ringgold county. >> she then gave some thought to voting third party because she cringes sometimes at trump's combative tone but her family and her farm come first and ebersole sees backing trump as the best path to reverse democratic trade and climate policies. she says, punished family farmers to fill supermarkets with foreign beef. >> i can te

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again, i go back to the john king story.hat's really just a way of voters saying they know who he is, they know how it goes. so what i'm just want to go back to the policies. >> well, the harris campaign could also say, look, i am talking about it, just not to the media. i'm talking to her rallies we'll see if that's good enough for the voters. standby, everyone, please. ahead. she's considered a superstar by democrats, but she hasn't been held, elected office and she says that she never will what will michelle obama deliver when she talks at the dnc on tuesday night, will talk about it next this. is the home for the world's most essential stories in journalism. >> and now, cnn has been recognized with the most mean nominations of any organization this year this is cnn absolutely. >> go tank wants to know there's your printer run out of vague, at the worst time cartwright hi dinky, expensive, good cartridge switch to the courtroom. >> after me, comes up big bottles of ink prints up to 5,000 pages welcome material, girl i hav

john king went back to the deeply red state of iowa as part of his all over the map series, he wanted to see why republican voters who he met there last year, who were once very critical of donald trump. our now comfortable supporting him. and what they make of a reinvigorated democratic ticket shanen ebersole cherishes her maverick streak, not afraid to wander a bit from the herd there will head, but going off like little boys wrestling that's their version of it. >> but now it's time to line up and bring things home i think it's an easy trump choice because we have to put the american people first i think that the policies that have been put in place in the harris biden administration, they heard this. >> they heard our land and they heard the people in middle america. the most ebersole supported nikki haley in the iowa caucuses, a rare voice of republican descent and conservative ringgold county she then gave some thought to voting third party because she cringes sometimes at trump's combative tone but her family and her farm come first and ebersole sees backing trump as the best p

high ranking is really politician described to this trust and merle to starve to 1000000 people in john king with such a polling remarks are totally unacceptable. hunger must not be weaponized. cheap. humanitarian issues must not be politicized. civilian lives must not be trivialized and used as bargaining chips. the us, as the largest supplier of weapons, has enough influence over israel. we hope that the us will take sincere and responsible actions to push israel to stop its military operations in gaza. the united states has blood on its hands. it's directly responsible for another nearly 200000 civilians that have died in gaza as an indirect consequence of israel's assault on the people in the gaza. and is directly responsible for the approximately 40000 civilians that have been killed in cold blood by israel using american weapons just yesterday. as i was holding my 2 year old daughter in my hands, i was watching a video of a 2 year old palestinian child family life list belong to pieces, are headed, decapitated by american bonds. the united states know was, is really disproportionately

. >> vance john king is doing a project talking to voters all over swing states. >> you talked to republican we can voters in the critical swing state must win. i would say swing-state of pennsylvania. one of them, carroll cardi, said she was almost a childless dog lady because she didn't happen to meet the right person and she was 40-years-old hold another joan london was offended that you don't think she has a stake in the future of the country because she doesn't have children what do you say to key voters like that republicans swing voters who are put off by your views. >> well, what i would say dana is if you look at what i said in contexts that harris campaign is frankly lied about what i actually said. i'm pro-family. i want us to have more families and obviously sometimes it doesn't work out, sometimes for medical reasons, sometimes because you don't meet the right person. but the point is that our country has become anti-family and its public policy. we just give you an example. so after our second child was born, my wife and i we have three little kids after a second child was born

we are closing in on the main event, as john king just that. main event number one, two, three, and four, all of it is kamala harris formally accepting her party my denomination, coming up here as we cover it all live from chicago. we're back. there >> this is kamala harris's night here at the democratic national convention in chicago as she prepares to deliver the speech of a lifetime, accepting her barrier breaking presidential nomination. we're going to go back to cnn's sarah steiner. she's here in the convention hall. tell us about the outfits, sarah, that some delegates are now wearing. >> ical. i am here with the state of washington, and ashley potvin. now, everyone here, you'll notice, has a fantastic sparkling cowboy hat, but it is particularly for cowboy kamala , which, i am assuming, as to do with cowboy carter? is there some hope that, ma'am, the presidents of all things music and fashion and style, i.e. beyonce, is going to show up? queen bey? >> you know what, i hope show. if she doesn't, i have no doubt that her heart and her supp

john king. let's talk about the path ahead for for this party ticket. >> but just after listening to president biden say that again, you heard the feisty this, you heard him essentially making the case. i could still be the candidate. we know he's still smarting over that but then he pass the torch because we've talked a little bit about this after milwaukee it with you are faced when joe biden was still in the race where his only path was the blue wall states plus nebraska's second congressional districts, even that was very unlikely, both from the polling and anecdotal reporting on the ground in those states. now, harris has several different paths. you could start with the blue wall. she has a sun belt strategy. the race has fundamentally changed. let me just show you this that's why using this polling here. and i'm a stretch this out. forgive me for turning my back just to conceal a little bit better. this even is not as his recent we know, harris has had some continued momentum, but if you

. >> i want to bring in also john king. john, you've heard a lot of convention speeches and one in which he made this first night a couple of things when it comes to the president, trump gets his irish up. you could see that in the speech. he was very fire years, very feisty. he was giving the speech that he was hoping to give every day in this campaign. and he's hoping to give that was just noted. acceptance speech here. he thinks to this day he can still do this again. but then there were the parts of the speech about a third of it was the speech he realized a month ago that he had to give, which was the handoff speech to kamala harris while still embracing his legacy and taking the fight against trump, saying now it's time for somebody else to take the lead role in that calling himself a volunteer for me, it was interesting. we're not done yet. we still have barack obama and bill clinton. but i met joe biden 1987. that was my first campaign for president. 87, 88. that was largely covering governor dukakis put spent a litt

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josh shapiro's ambition and getting selection and influential election and knowing that cnn and john kingcal conclusion is that's why he was passed over and in every other way, josh shapiro was a major asset and incredibly popular in pennsylvania and kamala harris needs to win and trump voters in pennsylvania and the job performance and could have criticized the anti-israel protest and the boycott sanctions movement and now it's too much to bear. howie: no question they can't deliver on the state and maybe can provide the difference of 10,000 votes and 20,000 votes and if kamala harris loses them with the election and the pick of tim walz doubling down alleging the liberal base deteriorating and describing this decision and if you're pennsylvania or someone that's been watching what's been going on, josh shapiro is a superior politician and not only deliver very likely a much more important state, obviously minnesota but from mondale and catastrophic decision going back and they did it for the wrong reason. howie: somewhat more mod separate happening to be the governor of pennsylvania and

. >> let's bring in john king right now to talk about the focus that we are we're getting right now, not just on the battleground, state of michigan, but also on union voters. john well, jake, look, let's start with michigan. >> do you see a blue there for joe biden, right. easiest way to explain why has michigan matter. that's 2016. that's hillary clinton. she lost michigan. she lost the white house also, wisconsin and pennsylvania. mr. stripling, who just spoke there. this from with it's constant, right? these three states right here, they voted together and every presidential election since 2000 for the blue wall states that are key to the democratic foundation to width. so they are critical to kamala harris now as she tries to keep them in her column, one more quick point. you come back to 2020. so why does it matter in the 2020 race? hilar in the 2016 race, black turnout was down a bit in detroit that hurt clinton, but i'll tell you for harris right now, jake, the biggest problem maybe not african american turnout. she has energized that there are a lot of young voters and arab a

sara, it really is all about the margins can i just say that was so impressive job, you know what john king, eat your heart out. john berman's the man magic fingers that way. i'm very impressed with how smooth that was. there's no way i could have done that move with john joining us now is cnn political commentator and democratic strategist maria maria cardona, and republican strategist and former rnc communications director, doug heye. thank you both for being here. doug's in-person, maria, what's going on like what you don't like me anymore and you just not going to show up and i'm sorry. >> i missed the train and assist all right. i'm sorry. text message about, you know, their awful it's true, but there are correct let us talk about something that we just heard from donald trump blaming kamala harris and joe biden, president at the time of his attempted assassination doug, why is he doing this? i think the ultimate question is, why that is a question. it doesn't serve a real purpose. i was in north carolina sunday and monday and i saw donald trump campaign ads and they were on message th

he was john king on the one problem. >> josh shapiro is being discussed is one of the potential runningrsed her tonight. in your view, what are the pros and cons putting him on the ticket? >> he is certainly under consideration. he's a first-term governor, he's jewish, but could be risks in putting him on the ticket. >> kayleigh: there is the risk. >> carley: if you are kamala harris i would hope you don't listen to any of the extremists on the democratic side that say just because he's jewish he shouldn't be the vice president because of his support for israel. look what's happening right now. it does look like she may ultimately choose josh shapiro. he's one of the two remaining. and there are a lot of reasons for choosing him, but the fact that it's even a concern shows a deep and concerning divide among the democrat party. now that it has been whittled down to two, it is clear that mark kelly's tweet from arizona, the one that he quickly took down, was accurate when he said he wants to focus on supporting arizonans. when it comes to the vice president overall, we focus on it a lot,

and i think we had this discussion the other night with john king. i think that it may be a point that that is gained in these states for trump. but these states may be decided by a point or less than a point. so the fact that that apparently he's talked about taking a position in the administration, something that harris wouldn't do the whole thing kind of stinks in a away. >> scott, i mean, you're not what the trump campaign, but how concerned are what do you think about this? and will it help in? because in some of those swing states, is this, is this a deciding factor you think i mean there's going to great question. >> i look, i think by the way, it was wonderful to be with you both in chicago all week, we had we had great convention together i think that comment be had here yeah thanks. >> x i think there are votes to be had here. that's why trump's doing it. i look at some of the polling and the trump campaign has some analysis at the polling. they think most of the people who are still with rfk are going to come towards trump if they vote so

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 made th

john king likes to talk about it a lot.en the map of chester county several times in our coverage this week this is the entire election could come down to pennsylvania yeah. right? certainly the republicans are treating it as such. >> how do you think, what kind of job has the harris-walz ticket done so far in appealing to those voters, which strands from this convention do you think are going to resonate the most there? >> and what are the challenges that you faced so i do come from chester county and live there for about 30 years so years. >> and i think that what my message has been for the last five or six years since the election of president, former president trump has been the resonating a message of this convention, which is civility and decency in a restoration of pride. and joyfulness. and i think that that's literally been the message that i've tried to lead with for the last five or six years. so the focus of chester county and berks county. my district is roughly 40 404020. democrats, republicans, and independe

republicans they may look at vice president harris and say this is a vote to far we've actually seen john king talked to some of those quote-unquote, nikki haley voters and some of them have stated it's one thing to vote for joe. i'm not exactly sure i can vote for the vice president. some may stay home some may cross back over and vote for trump this time around. i mean, i'm looking at a place like pennsylvania we're republicans are doing a whole lot of work of registering new voters or voters who are low propensity voters. alizarin county, one county that trump won in 2020. governor shapiro actually won in 2022 when he was running for governor by a slim margin. but republicans are now focusing on registering new are zero, bucks county, which had more democrats than republicans now have more republicans now then democrats and republicans are putting in that work to shift the math mathematically speaking, in some concrete states. and so looking at some of those moderate ours who is speaking here, i'm not certain their voices will be enough to move that needle, but that's exactly why we do it.

. >> and my colleague john king, he spoke with some republicans in iowa who have wavered on trump. one really stuck with me saying that she did not want to vote for trump this time. but then inflation started hurting just too bad. let me play what she said i describe myself as being resigned. >> i suppose to voting for donald trump again, i just i can't vote for the status quo. and i was absolutely better off during donald trump's presidency than i am today i'm wondering in the conversations that you're having or you're trying to have with republicans in florida, is the economy, is inflation, is it your biggest struggle? there's no question that, that is an everyday concern for most americans and will be throughout the duration of their lives. but in this particular election, i helped donald trump divide the country for many, many years. he has, he is someone who is torn asunder. families and communities, and households all across the country is that had complete strangers against each other. he's amplified and elevated conspiracies that he almost certainly knows cause avoidable th

if you're a democrat, cnn's john king went to talk to suburban voters there to see how the really historic the last few weeks have impacted what they're thinking about. here's a little taste of what he learned i'm not excited about voting for kamala harris, but it's better than the alternative. >> senator vance, are you going to tell and colder or condoleezza rice or elizabeth dole, they are miserable cat ladies. i don't, i don't think so. >> when biden was on the ticket, i was going to vote for trump. but now it's it's it's a harder call just because i am not a fan of donald trump. and what are your goals for this job if you get the job? and that's what i want to hear from kamala harris. >> so first of all, interesting that she pronounced camilla's named the way donald trump pronounce his name, which is incorrectly camila anyway, brad todd, can you i always love hearing directly from these voters. i'm actually from the suburban philadelphia area. it's a place i know really well. i know you're working on this senate raised there. i mean, what do you know? what have you learned about how th

just more proof about how important the commonwealth could be in the 2024 election cnn's john king wents there for his series all over the map to hear from moderate republicans bucks county, pennsylvania this covered bridge, a local treasure, michael pacey often stops along the trail here to fish and to think not a great time to be a reagan republican pacey supported nikki haley, but won't vote for donald trump ever. >> and he sees kamala harris as more liberal than he would like. >> i have doubts about her or she's going to be tied to the biden record, regardless of what she says or what she does, does it impact your calculation for what you do know doesn't change anything at all it's still not going to vote for trump. regardless. so i'm not excited about voting for kamala harris, but it's better than the alternative. >> every vote counts though enthusiastic or not big, margins in the suburbs around philadelphia are critical for democrats. box is more blue collar and of late, the most competitive of the collar counties, if i were here the day after the debate and i asked to, you think

. >> but at the moment, she thinks her candidate is struggling just like her team john king, always has such insightful reports. >> thank you to him, kate, over to you. >> absolutely. >> breaking overnight, hamas is claiming responsibility for a deadly explosion in tel aviv video geo locate geo located by cnn shows the moment of the explosion on sunday, one person was injured after being hit by shrapnel and what the israeli government calls a terrorist tack this happening as secretary of state tony blinken is in israel right now trying to push ceasefire negotiations forward. blinken has called it may be the last opportunity to finally why is a ceasefire and hostage deal sources say george santos, the disgraced former republican congressman from new york, is expected to plead guilty today to federal fraud charges. this is related to his 2022 midterm campaign. santos, who was remember, expelled from the house last year, had initially pleaded not guilty to 23 federal charges, including illegal miss it illegal use of campaign funds, and also falsifying personal financial information and new

john king in washington tonight in for anderson tonight. just 12 days since president biden decided not to seek a second term, his vice president is now in all but title. the democratic nominee for president today, kamala harris went over the top in virtual balloting, securing enough support from democratic delegates to win her party's nomination. he shouldn't, meaning when democrats convene later this month in chicago, she will become the first black woman and first asian american. yes, both to lead a major presidential party ticket we are excited about the future, but we also know that we've got a lot of work to get there and we have a lot of work to do. it's good work. we like hard work i am honored to be the presumptive democratic nominee for president of the united states. >> president biden. meantime, marking the occasion on social media posting this one of the best decisions i've made was picking kamala harris as my vice president. now that she will be our party's nominee, i couldn't be prouder now, a big consequential weekend for ha

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. >> i'm state representative john king, that represents the rock hill and york area of the state. >> the legislative black caucus. >> you moore house. what is it like to have vice president kamala harris, to be the first woman and hbcu glad? >> it's an exciting time for hbcu. and kamala harris, a graduate of howard university. it shows that we can be the president of the united states. we're excited and this is an exciting moment for us. we're members of the divine nine. it's an exciting time for members of the divine nine. >> we were talking about what it was like to see the walz family up there. what was your reaction to seeing them last night? what are you hoping to see tonight? >> i am hoping to see our vice president and be as fired up as her vice presidential nominee is for the upcoming year. we know she's going to win. we need everybody to be fired up and turn up the vote. >> you've been dancing all week, right? >> a lot of energy. we're ready to crown our next madame president. >> you said it, madame president is what the bracelet says. i'm probably not supposed to keep these

. >> i want to bring in john king. in terms of moving forward, tomorrow, you have rfk jr.ping out, perhaps endorsing trump. talk about what's ahead. >> so the conventions are over . the next big night will be september 10th for that debate. we consider this a bench line. where we came into the convention, and watch where we are in the polling a week from now and when we get to that debate. let's start with gary was. lehigh, pennsylvania. so kamala harris needs to win lehigh county, and she needs to win it roughly by a margin if she wants to carry pennsylvania. eight people in a room, that was anecdotal, is that what the country's going to do after tie? that's the question. is it anything like that after this? this, new york times poll , this is the sun that sunbelt states. but what change we bring? from my travels , democrats and republicans want something different. not bad, not great. even donald trump, 44-44 three-peat three weeks now after that -- i am the agent of change, the preferred agent of change you want. one more to look at, and this again is as we are coming i

martin luther king, jr. famously delivered these transformative words on the steps of the lincoln memorial less than three months before rivalry turned to tragedy and president john f. kennedy was killed. martin luther king, jr.: little black boys and black girls will be able to join hands with little white boys and white girls as sisters and brothers. i have a dream today. sara sidner: your father gave the "i have a dream" speech that almost everybody in the world can recite. at least part of it. is the dream realized? martin luther king iii: absolutely not. dad envisioned a nation where freedom and justice and equality would be real for all humankind. we're not there yet. it was a vision that can happen. arndrea king: it's up to each and every one of us to do our part in making that dream a reality. martin luther king, jr.: and i've seen the promised land. i may not get there with you. but i want you to know tonight that we as a people will get to the promised land. [cheering] sara sidner: on april 3rd, 1968, his final sermon proved prophetic. less than 24 hours later, dr. king was assassinated. martin luther king iii: dad was not killed because he was talking

that had a legitimate legitimizing effect that oprah , this mainstream figure in america and as john kingthat millions of americans invited into their home every afternoon. for her to come out and endorse barack obama and really, that campaign for the obama's in iowa in the carolinas and across the country had an enormous multiplying effect for barack obama . it is a big deal that she will come out tonight and of course, the harris minus walls ticket. >> to that point, one of the things that has been tough for the bidens to take in, but has to be a bill --big part of this is when we heard from michelle obama where she talked about, there is hope now weather wasn't before. this is a suggestion that this is a different situation than what the bidens had. part of that is what you see with an oprah winfrey coming to the table. there have been these comparisons about harris now and barack obama then. he was a cultural phenomenon in 2008. he change the electoral map with that landslide victory he had. i have found that the 2012 obama reelected , so far seems more similar to me in covering harri

she said that there was a clue compas on the events like it and run in a king john the north korea. so i think that was the main focus to display to americans all across the country. but also the white middle cons motors in the middle of the country that she is ready to take on the job. 5 weeks ago, joe biden was planning to ride for a 2nd term, but things didn't change dramatically and quickly. and without having to campaign in when any primaries kimberly harris won the nomination, which we saw last night, does that make her a stronger or a weaker candidate moving forward? i remember like 40 days ago, people were saying we need an open convention. we're not quite sure who might be the best, not many people were floating names like richard whitmore and others. so she managed to convince the party that she's the best choice going forward. and so i think she's the strength and this convention now moving forward, of course she still has quite a bit of work to do. you mentioned the polls like yes, she has caught up to donald trump even exceeded in some points. but still, this will say p