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trail -- jonathan martin saying bill clinton should be on the campaign trail.avid: i don't agree with that, he has to pick his spots, particularly because he's 78 years old. his voice is raspy. i don't know what it will sound like tonight. even in 2016 when i wrote about the speech he get, probably the most important speech of all the conventions he did, bill clinton had a plain, folksy way. but i called him the hoarse whisper because he was so raspy. he kind of represents something old and this campaign is so focused on the future and the new. i think he will help in certain spots but he shouldn't be out there all the time. susan: having watched and listened to so many clinton speeches over the years, what do you think he will try to do tonight message-wise? david: he will try to match everybody else, he's competitive. he will try to match hillary first, and michelle and barack, which will be difficult. i hope the speech isn't too well-written because he's better when he doesn't have all that preparation. he can use that old arkansas elvis to frame issues in a

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joining us now is politico senior political columnist jonathan martin. thank you for being here.f words that are being described -- being used to describe tim walz, starting from far left radical with jd vance to all sorts of other things, many of them a lot of fun. you call him the comfort food pick. what do you mean by that? >> well, thanks for having me. look, i think for kamala harris this was not about his liberal accomplishments as the governor of minnesota and it was not about, i don't think, being concerned about gaza and josh shapiro. i think it had everything to do with her comfort level with tim walz and the fact that they hit it off. he's like, eyeah, he's upper midwest, generational peer. he's like meatloaf and mac and cheese and put your feet up at home. i think she had an easy vibe with him. and that is so essential in these vp picks, having that essential chemistry. that's the gut issue, i think, when you're running for president you want to have a connection. you want to be able to trust your running mate. i think she hit it off with walz. and you saw last night,

she seemed to be aware of what jonathan martin is talking about.ack about her after he gives us comments. >> and it has been really notable for us reporters who have picked up on the nuance about how she has responded to some of these attacks, questioning her racial identity. she is not going there, and democrats say, look. she knows who she is. she identifies as a black and asian woman. why does she have to go out there and respond in that sort of way? what she is doing is putting it back on donald trump and republicans saying, they're dividing, and then pivoting back to the issues. >> george: and susan, let's talk a little bit about the debates. donald trump said he agreed to a fox debate. he negotiated that with them. he won't come at least on today's facts to the abc debate. do you agree with what chris christie with you saying earlier that if he feels like he needs it, he'll show up? >> oh, yeah. absolutely. she said she'll show up and if you're going to give her the time on the air, what a great opportunity for an interview with her by the wa

. >>> plus, "politico's" jonathan martin will be our guest to discuss his new piece entitled "free bill clinton." on why democrats need him on the campaign trail. "morning joe" will be right back. she grew up in a middle class home. she was the daughter of a working mom. and she worked at mcdonald's while she got her degree. kamala harris knows what it's like to be middle class. it's why she's determined to lower health care costs and make housing more affordable. donald trump has no plan to help the middle class, just more tax cuts for billionaires. being president is about who you fight for. and she's fighting for people like you. i'm kamala harris and i approve this message. i used to leak urine when i coughed, laughed or exercised. i couldn't even enjoy playing with my kids. i leaked too. i just assumed it was normal. then we learned about bulkamid - an fda-approved, non-drug solution for our condition. it really works, and it lasts for years. it's been the best thing we've done for our families. visit findrealrelief.com to find an expert physician near you. ask if bulkamid is right

made america great again, which this guy named ronald reagan said and the movie is coming out, jonathan martin on that panel that donald trump did not like that panel, cornel west, too, they are trying to keep him off the ballot. they spent $100 million to keep him off the ballot. marc thiessen said it is debatable. donald trump said saw that and tried to get him and now he got him. >> ainsley: he's a democrat and supporting the republican. >> brian: theory a lot of disinfected republicans thought r.f.k. jr. was a safe harbor. >> steve: polls will come out before labor day. bipartisan house task force will visit butler, pennsylvania today, the sea tax of assassination attempt on trump's life. >> ainsley: madeleine rivera is in washington. >> madeleine: point of this task force is to understand what happened on july 13th and make sure it never happens again. the task force is made up of seven republicans and six democrats, they can subpoena materials related to the incident. it has been a month since the shooting. state law enforcement and secret service revealed technology failures leading up

chair reince priebus, politico playbook coauthor, rachael bade, and politico senior columnist, jonathan martinou had a great time in chicago. >> absolutely. >> jonathan: what was striking is i've never seen so much unity at a democratic convention. there always are dissenters. is it going to last? >> absolutely. hats off the to the remarkable people chaired by my good friend. the city of chicago, the governor of illinois, the police, the secret service, it went as planned. it was a joyful convention. it was a -- there were people there -- let me just tell you. i saw more republicans at the democratic convention than i've seen at any other time in my -- >> i was there for a second. >> you should have stayed because it would have given me a lot of joy. it was great, and i thought the vice president defined herself. she told the american people, here's who i am. i'm a daughter of a mother who raised me and my sister. here are my values. here's where i stand. it was a great convention, but we all know that the work that lies ahead is the most important work of is she still has to dprgrow her base

here is jonathan martin of politico. a guy i respect. writes a lot about politics.usly not ideal from a sort of marketplace standpoint. but, look, she is trying to sort of buy enough credibility with the voters. this is all window dressing. this is entirely about how do we find a way to offer just enough to the american voter to say that we're proposing something when you and i know really the centerpiece of this election for democrats is stop trump. >> bret: i mean, kimberley all window dressing. >> it's pretty radical window dressing. i mean, look, how did we get here? essentially it was massive amounts of spending, and regulation. and, look, her problem is she can't just continue to say what biden has been saying. all good and getting better. she is also not going to refute that spending. what are they doing here? they are doubling down on bidenomics. massive new spending, you just put up that list for housing. child care, et cetera, and then not only more regulation, but the worst type. the type that everybody in the whole world has ever tried knows doesn't work

senator claire mccaskill, chris matthews and senior political commentator jonathan martin. >> wow. >>you've been through a few of these. what were your thoughts about the rally last night? >> well, one was the strength of kamala harris. i mean, she came off as a leader. she could -- she owned that whole room. her confidence level was through the roof. i said after barack obama spoke in boston back in 2004, we saw the first black president. i think anything is possible in this campaign now, and she proved it last night. picking walz was her point, her decision and she made it. this election may be short enough to beat history. we can have a woman of color as our next president because of the length of this campaign. they've got to get out there and keep the excitement going, but last night, i'll tell you, talk about jack benny this morning in the first hour, it was the timing much walz and her incredible confidence to speak to that room as if she owned it. she was the emcee of that room. powerful writing, too. great writing. like his line, which is this man, trump, doesn't know a thing

thank you as well, from being on this morning as well as senior political columnist for politico jonathan martinemocrats reversed the script on the gop" and it's on line now. >>> and still ahead, on "morning joe" -- >> he is a -- he is a clear and present threat to the precious covenant we share with one another, and yes, i saw him, i saw him holding the bible and endorsing a bible as if it needed his endorsement. he should try reading it. >> that was senator raphael warnock speaking at the convention last night and the georgia democrat joins us next on "morning joe." i was stuck. unresolved depression symptoms were in my way. i needed more from my antidepressant. vraylar helped give it a lift. adding vraylar to an antidepressant is clinically proven to help relieve overall depression symptoms better than an antidepressant alone. and in vraylar clinical studies, most saw no substantial impact on weight. elderly dementia patients have increased risk of death or stroke. report unusual changes in behavior or suicidal thoughts. antidepressants can increase these in children and young adults. report

jonathan martin from "politico", what's striking isn't just that she landed on the left's preferred pick, that she defied so many democratic consultants who preferred shapiro. i would argue if you were listening to all the din and noise over the past week or so, they were building toward a shapiro pick. that was the sense i had at the end of last week. but something changed this past weekend. senator fetterman out of pennsylvania, people were throwing darts at shapiro from directions and angles that i think a lot of us hadn't seen before. or really had anticipated. in my view, just reading the tea leaves, things started to change this weekend. >> no doubt. a concerted pressure campaign. teacher's union, fetterman, pelosi walted walz. harris was having a battle between her head and heart. her head said josh shapiro, you need to win pennsylvania. the analysts, the data, i have to imagine they focus group tested this. the head said josh shapiro. her heart i think is in a place where there has been a lot of reporting that there wasn't this close relationship between joe biden and kamala harr

let's bring in senior political columnist for "politico," jonathan martin. for this. there was a lot of discussion about bringing in the national guard, but as you can see, donald trump is on the record as praising him. i wonder if that sort of makes their criticism a little flat. >> well, it's a strong pushback from governor walz when you have audio tape of the president praising you for what he's now criticiing you for. that's straightforward. i vividly recall those conference calls with governors, mika, from that summer of 2020. some of that audio got out in real time. we reported some of it. those conversations very much did happen with trump. look, this is classic trump. when people are next to him, in front of him, in the room with him, he typically is lavishing praise. he wants to be their buddy, and he wants them to like him. like, that is classic trump. that's how he operates. obviously, down the road, when it is politically aadvantageous he wants to say something different. this is sort of standard issue donald trump. the challenge here, mika, is h

. >> jeff zeleny confirming what has been a twitter discussion among peter hamby, jonathan martin, and jake sherman, leon panetta. it turns out was this fries guest according to jeff zeleny, here, we love you better watch out. >> he's going to come for you, but i do think there's a key point that jeff is making there about what that was, what message that was sending. >> so we're here with paul and tara and i'm just going to backup and i want you guys to listen to some smart people explained to me what happened and where we are now well, i think that the idea that we were watching history was already implied to the point where they did not have to she didn't have to wear the white suit again because the arena was filled with women wearing white including myself as an homage to the suffragette and to women's rights and all of that, i run a women's organization called the seneca project. >> we were looking at this moment in already understood the assignment. so they didn't have to put it in the faces of americans again, because we're kind of, we're trying to move forward. and she has to

the host of the broadcast on brand with donny deutsch and amy walter for the cook report and jonathan martinght. >> j.mart. >> good morning. >> j. mart, other than that, what else have you got today? what are you working today? >> you'll have to wait a couple of days. got lots of stuff cooking. lots cooking. >> why don't you come on in a couple of days instead of now? >> i'll come back. >> i had to whet your appetite first, brother. got to the lay the groundwork first. i'll come back. i'm not going anywhere. >> oh, thank you. >> that's a long play why there. >> aim, why don't you tell us something new that you have today. >> wow. >> it's so funny, aim. i think when you were here before. july. we were talking about joe biden. the trump people were talking about how they were going to win. they were measuring the curtains, et cetera, et cetera. i think we all said it's only july. now we can say it's only august so it's still, still early, you go, again, quoting churchill for the 18th time. at least it's sort of the end of the beginning. we're about to get into the full swing of the cane. >> oh

history and presidential historian, doug brinkley, and senior political columnist for politico, jonathan martin doing this for so long and i've been in this for so long, love for you to take a step back and forget about what happened last night and what happened the night before. let's look at the last month and try to put into perspective for people who may just now be focusing on politics how extraordinary this past month has been in american politics. >> it will be a month in american politics that will be discussed 50 years from now in discussions like this. it will be the one that people will be comparing other stunning events in the future that we don't know about that might happen and they will say, well, remember in 2024 the was that amazing moment where joe biden decided not to run in 27 minutes later he endorsed his vice president for the nomination. and, really, that was all it took to create what happened here. you see how that day unfolded the clintons endorsed an hour after joe biden. that nomination was locked in within, i don't know, 90 minutes after joe biden decided that he wa

. >> congresswoman veteran political reporter jonathan martin said of your gop colleagues on the hillally honest if you took a survey of the republican conference on capitol hill to say would you prefer rf donald trump to play golf and have thinks campaign drive the message or donald trump do events we all know which they would prefer. is he right? >> absolutely. let me go play golf. every time he opens his mouth the truth comes out and the truth is not a pretty thing. the truth is tied to the agenda of project 2025. the truth is tied to his history as it relates to discriminating against people of color, when it came to housing or when it came down to how he wanted the central park five hung. the truth only hurts him. so, yeah, they want him to shut up and allow them to kind of continue on so that they can continue to deceive people into believing that these two candidates both have something wonderful to offer this country when we know that there's only one candidate that is qualified and only one candidate that is interested in moving our country forward instead of moving us back t

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in martin county alone, alex, where jonathan dixon's and -- dickinson state park, that park, that region minutes of each other. so why does this park need a golf course? >> that's a big question. by the way, i think they are at 93,000 people who have signed on to petition asking the same thing. this is something we are very much opposed to. because of all this backlash, plan in person meetings to discuss the proposal, they have been pushed to accommodate more people. they had about six days or so to review the plans. the former state parks director said that the desantis administration has skirted the legal process for one thing, they should have informed advisory committee, that would include state agencies and state park employees. so what is your best guess as to why they are keeping this secret and do you think they are going to get away with it? >> i was supposed to head to florida on tuesday to testify and that got postponed. i just want to say, i don't get into the sticky -- of regional politics. i'm a conservationist. i'm a wildlife -- i'm an adventure and my opinion is to work w

jonathan lemire is up next. >>> nobody's spoken to crowds bigger than me. if you look at martin luther king when he did his speech,

jonathan lemire is up next. >>> nobody's spoken to crowds bigger than me. if you look at martin luther king when he did his speech, his great speech, and you look at ours, same real estate, same everything. same number of people, if not we had more. they said he had a million people but i had 25,000 people. but when you look at the exact same picture, and everything's the same because it was the fountains, the whole thing all the way back from lincoln to washington. and you look at it, and you look at the picture of his crowd, my crowd. we actually had more people. >> donald trump yesterday talking again about crowd size. we'll have more from the former president's combative and chaotic news conference in just a moment. and while trump was airing his slew of grievances, vice president kamala harris was speaking to members of a key labor union in detroit. we'll show you some of her message to them. and also ahead, we'll bring you the newest details in the terror plot that forced taylor swift to cancel multiple shows in europe. >>> good morning and welcome to "way too early" on th

jonathan: this time yesterday we caught up with collin martin.ion? earl: i fully agree with that statement. that is why we are only calling it a five on 10 long on the market. the thing with this market, all of the evaluations have gotten arguably ahead of themselves for now. you never know when the next spike lower will be. i have been in the market 30 years and of timing was my strongest suit i would not be on the show right now, i would be on the beach somewhere. [laughter] i was want to make sure i'm in the position i want to be, but i'm looking toward 4%, where we really add to our longs and go fully long into 10-year yields. lisa: you would be calling us from the beach. he would be wanting to talk to us. jonathan: i would not be here either. [laughter] right there with you. lisa: he said something that volatility is less in tens and 30's. that is one argument for going into them. is that true? at a time when a lot of people are talking about a new environment for yields more broadly, but especially duration of more volatility there, especia

. >> jonathan: donald trump clearly has crowd size on his mind, bizarrely claiming that more people witnessed his speech on january 6th than martinwe've got a round table to get into that and much more when we come back. speech. we've got a round table to get into that and much more when we come back. ♪ imagine a future where plastic is not wasted... but instead remade over and over... into the things that keep our food fresher, our families safer, and our planet cleaner. to help us get there, america's plastic makers are investing billions of dollars to create innovative products and new recycling technologies for sustainable change. because when you push for smarter solutions, big things can happen. introducing new advil targeted relief. the only topical pain reliever with 4 powerful pain-fighting ingredients that start working on contact to target tough pain at the source. for up to 8 hours of powerful relief. new advil targeted relief. can neuriva support your brain health? mary, janet, hey!! (thinking: eddie, no frasier, frank... frank?) fred! how are you?! fred... fuel up to 7 brain health indicators, including your memory.

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jonathan. code media lawyer, thanks for joining us. always a pleasure. and there's lots more still to come between now and 5:00. but first is your headlines and it's sam francis . sam francis. >> martingood afternoon to you. just after 4:30, we'll start this half hour with a breaking line coming to us from cambridge this afternoon. that emergency services searching for a 16 year old boy who got into difficulty while swimming in a lake in cambridgeshire , have lake in cambridgeshire, have they say now found a body? police have said they were called last night to reports of a teenager believed to be from essex in the water, struggling that was at burnside lakes formal identification, we understand, is still due to take place, but at this stage it is believed the police say, that that body is the missing teenagen that body is the missing teenager. at this stage, members of the public are also being asked to avoid the area and we will bring you any more details on that as we get it throughout the rest of this evening . in the rest of this evening. in other news, the prime minister is said to be considering a judge led public inquiry into the nottingham stabbings last june. it comes after