they committed a felony their green cards will be taken away and spends the short and simple it was john wolf didn't say. hey we saw the. right right. i've been here for 7 years now with the board in 2010 on me. yeah that was a day i'll never forget i was scared. i didn't know anybody didn't know the city. didn't know how to get around i only had $32.00 in my pocket and. immigration took my only form of id had no id and now only had that money and i didn't know what to do i didn't know where to go and they just dropped off with the board and say there you go and you got to continue on and walk and try to figure it out on your own. world is driven by a dream shaped by one person. thinks . we ask. where. are you and what alex goen is. right then it is right now you can put your name to. the real over 300 people but there's only about 30 names on here so whenever a new the board of veteran like alex comes here he can put his name on the wall. my name wasn't up here and i've been here 7 years so i was out of them too and now i feel like i'm tied in now their cause becomes my. awful one for all. s

they committed a felony their green cards will be taken away and spends the short and simple it was john wolf didn't say. ok you agree with it. right right. i'm in here for 7 years now boarded in 2010 on may. yeah that was a day i'll never forget i was scared. i didn't know anybody didn't know the city. didn't know how to get around our only had $32.00 in my pocket. immigration took my only form of idea i had no id when they had that money and i didn't know what 'd. i didn't know where to go and they just dropped off at the border there you go and you got to continue on a walk trying to figure it out on your own. forward to talking to. people. must obey the orders given by human beings except when such a conflict with the 1st law. for should be very careful about official intelligence the point is to create. evidence here. on theories johnson with artificial intelligence will summon the demon. the group must protect its own existence which. will justice be done in a london court not only on trial but so is freedom of speech and profession of journalism what explains this for us media coverage

they committed a felony their green cards will be taken away and spends the short and simple it was john wolf didn't say. ok you agree with it. right right. i've been here for 7 years now boarded in 2010 on. yeah that was a day i'll never forget i was scared. i didn't know anybody didn't know the city. didn't know how to get around our only had $32.00 in my pocket. immigration took me for all right had no id and our only had that money and i didn't know what 'd. i didn't know where to go and they just dropped off at the border there you go and you got to continue on a walk trying to figure it out on your own. new gold rush. flocking to the gold fields hoping to strike it rich. as. children between. a family was very poor i thought i was due. to see which side will have the strongest appeal. join me every thursday on the alex simon show and i'll be speaking to guest on the world of politics sports business i'm showbusiness i'll see you then. look at the believe the kiss near those who really can show you. show if they can just be suitably. flat with that i suppose you noticed us they have some

they committed a felony their green cards will be taken away and spends the short and simple it was john wolf didn't say. hey we've heard this over the. right. i've been here for 7 years now boarded in 2010 on me. yeah that was a day i'll never forget i was scared. i didn't know anybody didn't know the city. didn't know how to get around our only had $32.00 in my pocket. immigration took right now in the form of idea i had no id and now only had that money and i didn't know what. i didn't know where to go and they just dropped over the border there you go and you've got to continue on a walk trying to figure it out on your own. new gold rush. flocking to the gold fields hoping to strike it rich. as. between. my family was very poor i thought i was doing my best get back to school will have the strongest appeal. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy confrontation let it be an arms race off and spearing dramatic development only personally i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very. time to sit down and talk. seemed wrong. rules j

john mccain is publicly endorsing his campaign. give us the latest, arlette. what are you learning? >> reporter: wolft of a surprise announcement during a fund-raiser tonight when he said cindy mccain, the widow of john mccain would soon be endorsing him. he told donors he was going to jump on a zoom call with cindy mccain and pointed to those comments from president trump that were reported first in "the atlantic." biden said this was one of the reasons cindy mccain would be endorsing him. we asked the campaign for clarification about when the endorsement might be coming, but biden did make that announcement during a fund-raiser. cindy mccain did appear during the democratic convention. she narrated a video. of course president trump and john mccain had also had some issues between the two of them. you'll remember that when president trump was running for president, he suggested that john mccain was not a war hero because he was captured. you've heard the president express frustration with mccain even since he has passed. but this endorsement from senator john mccain's wife cindy mccain certainly wo

john, so, tell us how the white house is responding? >> well, the white house is describing her, mike pence, called her a disgruntled employee, keith kellogg went on with wolf earlier in the evening to say what she was saying is simply not true. look, there's a pattern here, high ranking members of the administration, jim mattis, john bolton. john kelly. middle rank people like miles taylor from the department of homeland security, olivia troy, they are all telling the same story. they are telling the story of a president who is consumed with himself and his own interests. not concerned about the interests of the country. dividing the country. not locked in to the substance and the facts of the situation that he is dealing with. and generally, displaying qualities that we don't expect in a president of the united states. and at some point, when so many people, including members of the president's own family come out and say it, reasonable rational people have to look at this han say, it's true. that is part of the reason that the president is losing in the election, both nationally and in battleground states. >> while the president was on his way to a ralei

wolf? >> all right. thanks very much. let's bring in our political commentators, david axelrod, van jones, and john kasich. you know, van, the president was given the chance to denounce white supremacy last night. once again, he didn't do that. what is his refusal to condemn hate tell you? >> well, it's terrifying people across the country. i've had people contacting me, people i haven't heard from for years, saying, you know, do you think that i should purchase a fire arm? what is going to happen? what does he mean? what does he mean, stand by. does that mean he is going to launch some kind of attack on election day? people are really terrified. and i think it is highly irresponsible for him to -- most people, anybody, the person silting next to you, you know, and the movie theater would be happy to denounce white supremacist, racist, nazis. that is not a hard thing. when you can't pass that test and that bar something is really wrong. >> you know, david, the president now says he doesn't know who the far right group is, the so-called proud boys. after telling them in his words to stand back and stand by.

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. >> john harwood, van jones, thank you both so much for being with us this morning. a quick programming note. join wolf blitzer for an hour long interview with william barr. watch it at 5:00 p.m. only on cnn. >>> as we mentioned, iowa has the highest coronavirus infection rate in the united states. why it's spreading there, why are they going to put 25,000 people in a stadium to watch a football game? what is being done about it? >>> plus, we have been talking about suburban white women and how do they feel after the coronavirus response? you don't believe that 183,000 americans have died? >> not of covid, no. i have been a nurse for 27 years and the response to the pandemic has actually been president trump's greatest achievement. >> okay. we'll fact check some of those things when we get the pulse of the people, next. can it help with snoring? i've never heard snoring. exactly. no problem. ...and done and now, all beds are on sale. save 50% on the sleep number 360 limited edition smart bed. only for a limited time. a lot of folks ask me why their dishwasher doesn't get everything clean. i tell them,

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wolf, kelly will do what he must. all that we can say is that we understand in terms of his attacks on john mccain that john mccain was loser because he was captured, in fact, he was a very, very incredibly brave pow who refused to leave a prison camp earlier. he could have gotten out earlier. he refused to do that. i don't want to get into, you know, what john kelly knows and doesn't know. but, by the way, it might be a good idea that today on labor day we acknowledge the thousands of workers in this country who have done, did do essential work, died on the job. and i think it's important for the american people to appreciate that and to respect that incredible sacrifice. and it's also important to know that today on labor day millions of people still do not have work as a result of the pandemic and that it is terribly important that in congress the senate does what the house does and pass legislation, which provides that $600 a week in supplementary unemployment that previously existed that we make sure that people are not evicted from their homes and that in fact we do not allow people in this country to go hungry.

john, tell us how the white house is responding. >> well, the white house is describing her -- mike pence called her a disgruntled employee. keith kellogg went on with wolf earlier in the evening to say the things she was saying are simply not true and she had earlier praised the administration. but, look, there's a pattern here. high-ranking members of the administration -- jim mattis, john bolton, john kelly, middle ranking people like miles taylor, olivia troy, they're all telling the same story, the story of a president who's consumed with himself and his own interests, not concerned about the interest of the country, dividing the country, not locked in to the substance and the facts of the situation that he's dealing with. and generally displaying qualities that we don't expect in the president of the united states. at some point, when so many people, including members of the president's own family say it, reasonable rational people have to say this is true. that's part of the reason the president is losesing in the election right now, both nationally and in battleground states. >> when the president was on his way the a rally tonight he was slammin

so far we haven't heard from governor wolf on that tweet from the president yesterday. >> let's go to wisconsin. john was plus 5 biden. in wisconsin from where you sit right now, does that -- does that make sense? >> it does make sense. it fits with four or five polls we have had recently that have shown it four, five, six points difference, almost always in that range. frankly, it's been around there for quite a long time. so the bottom line is that wisconsin is a highly competitive state, it remains so, but it's fair to say that biden probably has a little bit of an advantage right now. the challenge, of course, is going to be how easy it is to vote and particularly on these absentee ballot issues which we've got a big fight going on right now. >> connie, you are at a disadvantage because i don't have any poll numbers for you, but you are there in ohio. how is the race looking from your vantage point in ohio? >> well, jonathan, fortunately i do have some poll numbers. >> oh, good. >> they are reflecting very similar, it is neck and neck at this point. six months ago i would not have been as optimis

john's book to you highly. >> good to be with you.lou. lou: let's start with, it was a wonderful moment in which barr showed passion, his superior intellect when he talked with cnn's wolf don't mean that in faint praise in any way. but barr really educating the cnn-er on exactly what in the world is going on with mail-in ballots, the objections to them and the longstanding conviction against them. let's listen to barr as he schooled wolf blitzer. >> we haven't had the kind of widespread use of mail-in ballots that's being proposed. had absentee ballots from people who request them from specific addresses. we're talking about mailing them when everyone knows those voting lists are inaccurate. people who should get them don't get them which is one of the major complaints in states that have tried this in municipal elections, and people who get them are not the right people, they're people who have replaced the previous occupant. sometimes multiple ballots come to the same address with a whole generation, several generations of occupants. do you think that's a way to run a vote? this is playing with fire, we're a very closely divided country here, and if people have to ha

in my case, it means that john king might not be standing at the magic wall with wolf blitzer proclaimingictor for the 2020 election. that is ok because of the enormous, financial increase in host: you can follow our guest on twitter. he is joining us from philadelphia. channel 124. author, lecturer, and also a columnist for the philadelphia inquirer. please come back again. guest: thank you. i need a new mug, though. people,ere are a lot of we heard from one of our callers , who make this program work every single day. one of those producers will be leaving us after spending a decade at c-span. we wish him all the best. a reminder, c-span2 book tv and c-span3's american history tv all weekend long. enjoy the rest of your weekend. we are back tomorrow morning. have a great week ahead. ♪ [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2020] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> monday night the communicators, federal trade commission commissioner. >> one of the interesting things about

wolf. you never know how it's going to go. >> looking forward to watching this tonight. abby, hold on for a moment. we've got to take a quick break. abby phillip, ryan lizza, john kasich, appreciate it. >>> a new coronavirus vaccine is generating new data in early clinical trials. >>> and later, the kentucky attorney general says he'll comply with a judge's order to release audio from the grand jury probing the police shooting of breonna taylor. ben crump, an attorney for the taylor family, is standing by live. we'll discuss. stay with us. >>> take a look at this. live pictures coming in from inside the debate hall in cleveland, ohio, where joe biden and president trump will face off just hours from now. we'll get back to that in just a few moments. there's other breaking news we're following here. the coronavirus death toll in the united states is now closing in on 206,000 as nearly half the states are now reporting an increase in new cases. cnn's nick watt is joining us from los angeles. nick, the latest we're learning from some of the -- we're also learning some encouraging news about a potential treatment. not a vaccine. a therapeutic for the virus. what ar

wolf in sheep's clothing. justice scalia wrote a book called "reading law," and i wrote a book called "misreading law," because what happens is not these fine statements that johns said and judge barrett. i've known her and debated her as a law professor, as a fine woman. but i have to tell you, the philosophy is not so fine and it's not so nice for the american people. why? look at the health care cases. you don't have to believe me. one of them went up there for what i have argued is a single word that was wrong in the statute. that is an anti-democratic way of looking at statutes. she's got answers that you will hear at the hearing, but i fundamentally believe if you look at what justice scalia has done, and she has adopted his views on reading law, you will see that he reads selectively. reporter: john, i want to ask you to of a sleeve respond to what professor nurse said, but also get your take on how you think, if judge barrett is confirmed, how justice barrett would change the direction of the court, taking this big ideological shift from justice ginsburg to a potential justice barrett. >> well, john, let me begin by responding to professor nurse. textua

john. >> sara sidner, thanks so much for your reporting. >>> for perspective now, i want to bring in democratic congresswoman, sheila jackson lee. congresswoman, we did hear from attorney general william barr in the interview with wolf, saying without providing evidence, that jacob blake was in the midst of committing a felony, and that he was armed when the police shot him seven times. you just heard what sara sidner report -- reported. that the blake family and the attorneys have denied that. but what do you make of barr saying that? >> it's good to be with you this evening. sometimes, the nation needs a commander in chief of healing. obviously, the trump administration has failed, badly, in healing and unifying the nation. i am very happy to know that dr. jill and joe biden will be in kenosha tomorrow. but as a member of the house judiciary committee, who's dealt with attorney generals for a very long time, from republican and democratic administrations, i am sad to say that the people's lawyer is no more. what attorney general would make a non-factually-based statement to add more fuel to the fire of dissent and discourse and the pain that, not only the family is feeling, deeply, for a young man, who is now para

john, that whistle-blower is brian murphy. he was in charge of intelligence and analysis at dhs up until the summer he was reassigned. but he says the top two trump appointees at dhs, chad wolf as ken cuccinelli repeatedly pressed officials at dhs to modify intelligence assessments and reports, specifically downplaying the threat of russian interference in the u.s., including in the upcoming election. and also downplaying the threat of white supremacist groups, specifically these allegations say that the acting secretary, chad wolf, told officials to, quote, cease providing intelligence assessments on the threat of russian interference. instead, the acting secretary wanted these officials to actually play up the threat by china and iran. that was determined by the intelligence community that iran and china actually favor biden over trump in the upcoming election. now, chad wolf allegedly put forth this push at the insistence of the national security adviser, robert o'brien. now, in addition, murphy is also claiming in this whistle-blower report that cuccinelli and chad wolf tried to modify these intelligence assessments to really downplay the threat of white supremacist grou

john hickenlooper. steve moore did not speak to joe biden. >> hello, steve. [laughter] steve: okay. we will start with mr. wolf.ou tell us about the economy in joe biden and why did he call you? robert: last time we had an event for him and it was clear, steve, that he's committed to keeping small businesses open. nearly one quarter of small businesses are still closed and many will shut down for good without any relieve. president trump really has no plan. the payroll tax cut, the cut that steve is touting it doesn't help small businesses that are closed or those unemployed. let's recall, 30 million small businesses, 25% have closed or in jeopardy of closing. we have 160 million people in labor force. nearly half are driven by small businesses. so the plan that vice president biden has is to really spur businesses to stay open and unfortunately president trump's payroll tax cut doesn't help any of that. steve: andrew yang, members to have commission. he was on the program more than a year ago when he was running for president and you know what he was all about, stephen, universal income, listen to this and the