shin joy tonight is about joy. >> we need to choose joy over anger the scripts, tells us that we may indoor during the long night but joy will come in the morning. like i came, jeffries 21 in america, that's more joyful. >> let us choose honor, and let us choose joe this joy person was very popular at the democratic national convention. no, i mean, look, the message, not subtle, not at all. as many of the speakers as possible use the word joy as many times as they possibly could. with us now is the governor of new york democrat kathy hochul well, governor, thank you so much for being with us. how much is joy a real viable strategy what it does is it lifts up the human spirit when people start talking in those terms and reminding people that america is not a hellhole. >> it's not a dark place, is not a place that is a horn to others the way donald, donald trump describes it, it's about time we bring that sense of happiness and optimism back into the political conversations ronald reagan talk about morning an american, it lifted people's spirits up. we have that same opportunity now to

no, not me joy, but the feeling joy. the joy felt by americans backing the harris/walz ticket.hat is palpable and pervasive. as illustrated by the massive crowds greeting vp harris and governor walz at their rallies in wisconsin and michigan today. it feels like we're experiencing another 2008 obama moment, the energy, the excitement, the enthusiasm. it feels fun. imagine that. american politics. joyful again. >> in this fight, as tim walz likes to point out, we are joyful warriors. joyful warriors. because we know that while fighting for a brighter future may be hard work, hard work is good work. hard work is good work. >> it's the tale of two tickets. one, raid yats joy. the other is dower and franly frightening. vice president kamala harris is criticized fsh her race, gender and parental stat us and laughing. infectious energizing belly laugh, the literal display of joy is a bad thing? she loves to laugh with her sister, especially. she is a foodie, trust me. she and i have talked about food, and it is a passion. cooking with kamala is a thing on the internet. everything fro

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the j word, joy. there's also a historic political endorsement today from the nation's oldest and largest latino civil rights group, the league of united latin american citizens, which endorse kamala harris and tim walz. it's the first time in the organization 95 year history that it has made a presidential endorsement. in a press release, they cited the urgent need to put a stop to this, quote, the politics of hatemongering and scapegoating latinos and immigrants. and trump? he seems to be experiencing whatever the opposite of momentum is. struggling now with even some of the firmest corners of the maga movement. like joe rogan. as well as right wing pundits, nick fuentes and laura loomer. this split screen is not-so- subtle today. a competent political strategy of being executed, versus -- mar-a-lago culminating in some loyalists turning on the candidate. maybe it could be boiled down to the politics of joy versus the politics of retribution. the new york times says harris is positioning herself as

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, joy, joy, joy is coming in the morning.cheers and applause] i want -- since i was a teenager, i was meant toward by reverend jesse jackson. i want to bring out some young men that i fought for. i referred to them then. they were known as the central park five. now they are the exonerated five. raymond santana, kevin richardson, cory white, others, the exonerated five. ♪ >> we won't go back. [cheers and applause] >> good, people -- good evening, people. my friends and i were imprisoned for a crime we did not commit. every day as we walked into the courtroom, people screamed at us, threatened us, because of donald trump. he spent $85,000 on a full-page ad in the new york times calling for our execution. [booing] we were innocent kids, but we served a total of 41 years in prison. rev. al sharpton still with us -- stood with us. now i'm proud to stand with him today. [cheers and applause] vice president kamala harris has also worked to make things fairer. i know she will do the same. i approve that message. [cheers and applause

the joy felt by americans back in the ticket. >> hour next president brings the joy.he emanates the joy. >> can do it with joy and optimism. >> trace: i guess trump and jd vance are too dark but harris is the depiction of joy because running the country is all about joy, all about vibes. the senior national correspondent kevin corke is live with more on the joy of debating. >> you really set me up with that lead-in, good evening trace. it wasn't all about doom and gloom, more joy from president trump today. he offered a clear eyed and a sober assessment of the state of the nation as he sees it. suggesting today that unless the biden harris administration is ushered out of power in 90 days, our country is in big trouble. >> i think that our country is right now in the most dangerous position it's ever been in from an economic standpoint, from a safety standpoint. both gangs on the street and gangs outside of our country in the form of other countries that are frankly very powerful. most dangerous period of time i've ever seen for our country. we have a vice president w

the apostles were filled with unearthly joy.ritual joy is a state that a person acquires when he approaches god, having worked internally on his soul, preparing it to worthily accept god's gift. it was for the sake of this closeness to their creator that the holy ascetics endured the most difficult feats and suffered severe deprivations. heavenly joy eclipsed quenched their earthly sorrow. but not only ascetics and fasting people receive spiritual joy. us, each of us, the difficulties that arise in life should not lead to a state of confusion and despair in comparison with the glory that will be revealed, but... it can be said that these three apostles were looking for the truth, had a good heart, and followed christ with burning faith. what does this tell us about sincere people, burning with love for god, striving for spiritual perfection, god reveals himself, sometimes earlier than they expect and reveals himself when they do not even are looking for. the holiday is not only a remembrance of the gospel event, but also a stren

. >> the joy of her laughter and her light. >> thank you for bringing the joy to this fight joy joy. >> joy, joy in our hearts through president of joy, let us choose joe so i'm not accusing the convention of plagiarizing from you, but joy is kinda your thing. >> it was central to your 2020 presidential campaign. that didn't work with democratic voters. then at least not enough to make you the nominee. why do you think it's working now i think it's fatigue in this country. >> i really do. i think we're just tired of negative cynicism about america in general. there is not a country in the world and i've traveled through europe in the middle east and africa just in the last months there was not a place i go where people don't envy our nation. we have so much to be proud of that doesn't mean that we don't have real challenges and real problems. but energy begets energy and negativity and darkness, and doom saying only creates more of that energy it's time that we take pride in who we are again, that we feel the joy of our ancestors and where our ancestors wildest dreams that the life o

and we will do it with joy. >> and we will do it with joy, not a way that you hear donald trump ending his speeches. i want you to compare that energy that you just heard and that message to trump. this is how trump kicked off his latest set of public remarks yesterday. >> thank you very much, appreciate your being here. the statement before i talk about debates, i think that our country is right now in the most dangerous position it has ever been in from an economic standpoint, from a safety standpoint. we have a lot of bad things coming up, you could end up in a depression of the 1920 night variety which would be a devastating thing, it took many years, decades to recover from it. we are very close to that and very close to a world war. >> talk a lot about economics later in the short, the point is well trump and has campaign are preaching this is the end of days, the harris strategy is to contrast that. trump once people to be angry about in megastar future in which america is overrun by criminal immigrants, harris is trying to excite americans about the future our country could hav

you think joy, joy is democrat code for riot. joy is coming. board up the building, here comes joy.milwaukee. no joy in milwaukee, they did not board up the windows. >> brian: they did board up the businesses. >> this is the joy. who is more joyful democrats inside or outside burning the american flag? still joy. >> brian: never take that in stride, it is hard toin explai. they don't realize trump hasn't been in the white house. they are blaming trump. >> i know it, that is their go to, trump card. a decade from now, they will bring up trump. great kick to the curb send off to put him on at 3:00 in the morning. assigns were we love joe, not enough to keep you on the t ticket. we love joe, not enough. >> brian: you talk to r.f.k. jr. regularly, he is open to joining forces with trump, what do you hear? >> i support r.f.k. jr. and i think that he will -- what happened, it's been unfair. we talk about the democracy, democrats have squished, crushed democracy, tried to eshg eliminate any third party. i believe soon he will back trump. >> freedom of speech, you can do it. >> brian: you s

where is the joy in that? >> since one was roundly panned, no one should expect a lot of substance tonight. talking solutions is too dangerous because when she does, we remember the real kamala harris, and unimpressive san francisco extremists. imagine the cabinet should pick or someone would pick for her. big on the dei factor, small on the brain factor. >> the new numbers could be a liability. >> i don't believe it. i have never heard donald trump say anything truthful. >> it is from the bureau of labor. >> i am not familiar with that. >> in any other profession she would be fired for that comment. she is either pretending she doesn't know what the statistics are in the department of labor or she is incompetent. despite what platitudes you here, she cannot erase who she is and what she believes. on every issue she believes the opposite of what will make lives better. think she is going to secure the border? >> will you be committing to close the immigration detention centers? >> absolutely, on day one. >> of

he is so full of positive energy and joy- _ feeling? he is so full of positive energy and joy. he is so full of positive energy and joy. he bounded up| feeling? he is so full of positive l energy and joy. he bounded up to feeling? he is so full of positive i energy and joy. he bounded up to the stage. i think we were his first stop of the day. he told everyone there that they had the power to define what happens in the selection, that they need to do the work with joy and enthusiasm that comes from building a future that's inclusive of everyone. next the united idea. inclusive of everyone. next the united idea-— inclusive of everyone. next the united idea. ., ., ., united idea. you mentioned how tight it was in the — united idea. you mentioned how tight it was in the past _ united idea. you mentioned how tight it was in the past two _ united idea. you mentioned how tight it was in the past two cycled. - united idea. you mentioned how tight it was in the past two cycled. what i it was in the past two cycled. what is your sense of this year? we it was in the past two cycled. what

joy? >> yes, indeed. that is right.hat epic roll call that ari mentioned, it literally felt more like a house party, right? well, michelle and barack obama brought the house all the way down. also speaking tonight, top house democrat hakeem jeffries, former speaker nancy pelosi, senator amy klobuchar, governor josh shapiro of pennsylvania and wes moore of maryland and secretary pete buttigieg. and democrats will continue showcasing the party's cultural power that we have been discussing. tonight musical icon stevie wonder will perform. i am excited about that. ari, what are you looking for tonight? >> it is exciting. it's down right infectious even as we try to, you know, follow all the evidence and the story lines and no one knows what's going to happen when people come out to vote. but there is a mood, a vibe, has been the word of the week. sometimes i reach for lyrics and i quote them. tonight i'm going to quote joy reid because it was just 24 hours ago, give or take, and you were saying something before the musical

, here if it is not always possible uh to understand sincerely and feel the joy that is necessary, itcessary to experience, yes, unfortunately, sometimes we need to somehow make us laugh and give us a sample of joy, but this does not mean that we should deceive ourselves, that this is what it is. all the joy that can be, but this feeling, it is as if, thanks to laughter, you begin to touch the right mood, to the right perception of life and worldview, even if you look so deeply, here too, of course, joy is one thing, unbridled joy is another thing, laughter and so on, that is, this can also be from one extreme to another, but at the same time without sometimes, when you... deep in despondency sometimes, to pull you out of this despondency, you need to give you a sample of this joy, like well, to make you laugh, maybe some very simple one, it can be simple, it can be strange, but it just makes you laugh would pull out of the state and make it clear what is really in reality, that is, and based on this we can reason that laughter and humor, it often brings us down to earth, as if showin

all that matters is that she is full of joy.een pumping out some seriously clownish headlines that kamala's vibe, with one saying "harris is pushing joy, trump paints a darker picture. will mismatch moods matter? and the dems and the tv pundits are also pushing the kamala joy nonsense. >> there is a vibe. there is a cultural shift going on here. >> it is heavy on vibes and so far it seems to be working. >> the attacks just aren't sticking. the bullies power starts to shrink, and the new kid changes the vibe on the playground. >> you now see democrats, there is joy in our party. this harris-walz ticket is like a moment of joy that allows us to heal the trauma and get to a different space. >> one of the great achievements of the young harris-walz candidacy as they popped that balloon, and now he just looks. >> judge jeanine: all right, greg, is a sunny, outlook, joyful vibe enough to have americans overlook the fact there was no boers and they could afford food and gas was jt they could buy a house. >> greg: it's sexist and it's r

joy. there it is again. the j word. joy. there's also the historic political endorsement today from the nation's oldest and largest la tee know civil rights group. the league of united latin american citizens, which endorsed kamala harris and tim walz, it's the first time in the organization's 95-year history that it has made a presidential endorsement. in a press release, they sited the urgent need to put a stop to this. the politics of hate mongering latinos and immigrants. and trump, he seems to be experiencing whatever the opposite of momentum is. struggling with the furthest corners of the maga movement like the podcaster joe rogan and so the split screen is not so subtle today. contagious enthuiasm and the competent strategy being executed versus one week in mar-a-lago culminating turning on the candidate. maybe it could be boiled down to the politics of joy versus the politics of retribution. "the new york times" writes, harris is positioning herself as the smiling trooper asking vo

>> she hasn't done it now. >> have plenty of joy. joy joy, joy. >> joy!ans nothing. >> a coconut tree -- never heard of a coconut tree -- what does that even mean? >> i think it's whatever she thinks that that means is means. she doesn't know what she's saying. >> some kind of riddle. >> it makes no sense but -- in that her slogan? >> folks, i thought about it and i don't know what to say. >> is kamala even make sense? >> no. >> she doesn't. trump knows what she sort -- keep saying. >> if you're with her you're not with me so you get. >> mr. trump: i'm very concerned about this. i'm not really. >> kamala harrindon and interviewing over a month. what is she afraid of? >> she's afraid of the truth. >> sounding like joe biden. >> she might be ask something like she might -- she's been in office for x one of years while you promising all these years and you haven't done them yet? were using you going to do that in the future when he condemned them now? >> ♪ ♪ >> what have you heard about tim walz? >> how he in the deacy was a little weird. >> we can about how

joy, joy coming in the morning! >> rev took them to church last night. i mean, that was, obviously kamala harris got the biggest ovation, but the swelling, i'm sure you felt it up there at the podium, was something special. what was it like to give that address last night, and what did you want to drill home to this crowd? >> i really wanted to drill home the fact that we are in a very serious point in american history. and we should not take lightly that we're dealing with, not just an election, but a selection. are we going to save democracy and the principles of that and have someone that exemplifies that in kamala harris, a prosecutor, worked away, a single mother, everything america celebrates? or someone who is a convicted felon, who wants to tear the country apart, pitting people against each other? i wanted to bring that clear choice and say there is a joyous outcome to this if we come together and stay together. but we need to understand the price that you have to pay for that. i felt the spirit of that, an

truth, let us choose honor and let us choose joy!iranian leaders shaking in their boots with kamala harris coming with joy? >> though no, that is ridiculous. the thing interesting to me, right now, dnc is going on, right outside their gates, they have people who normal ly suppot democratic party against them. you have growing side of african american black men like myself and democratic party, as well. instead of trying to unite the party, they are talking about joy and big words that sound great, does not mean stuff when it comes down to end of the day. >> todd: end of the day is soon, sugar high of dnc ends by this time tomorrow. they need policy and need it fast. election day is november 5, that is soon. new data shows u.s. job growth weaker to the tune of 800,000 jobs. commerce secretaries i don't believe that, she says trump said it. >> carley: cheryl casone is here with right details. >> cheryl: bureau of labor statistics issued largest correction to job numbers we have seen since 2009. 818,000 fewer jobs from april of 2023 to

i grew up in joy. i i studied at a wonderful school, i respect the soviet school very much, i remember these slogans of our morning performances. glory to the world on... glory to the bread on the table, many years have passed, but at the moment we understand that there is nothing more important than this, dad is no longer with us, but from dad i inherited optimism and cheerfulness, my mother is 80 years old, i love and respect her infinitely, she is a wonderful kind bright person, i can not, this... i am raising a wonderful son, he is an it specialist, i always wanted to have a daughter, but thank god, i have two wonderful nieces, not i actively interfere in their lives, but if they need my support, my participation, my presence nearby, i do it with joy, with pleasure, she surrounded me with warmth and care from the cradle, we did our homework together, she sewed me a dress for the new year of the snow queen, here i had a collar, and she sewed this dress from her wedding dress, if you need advice, she

we are fighting for joy. somebody say joy! somebody say joy! without exception.we fight -- ["we win!"] [applause] announcer: please welcome president of emily's list, jessica mackler. ms. mackler: donald trump took away our rights. but he can never take away our power. republican attacks on abortion did not begin with the end of roe, and they didn'tend there either. millions of women across this country are living with the devastating consequences of republican abortion bans. now comes project 2025, a blueprint for banning abortion in all 50 states. it would give extremists like donald trump and j.d. vance the power to monitor your pregnancy, and even prosecute doctors for mailing abortion medication. make no mistake, the threat of project 2025 is very real. but so is our ability to stop it. in 2022, democrats didn't just run on reproductive freedom, we won on reproductive freedom. and in 2024, we are coming back to the polls to finish the job. in his devastating opinion, justice alito wrote that women are not without electoral or political power. and donald trum

joy has a little bit more on what clinton and other big names are doing tonight. joy? >> yeah, secretary clinton, she will be speaking tonight along with leading figures representing the democratic coalition and labor leader to national leaders closely tied to biden's resilient career. congressman james clyburn all leading up to tonight's big keynote. the president of the united states, he arrived in chicago this afternoon along with the first lady who will also speak here tonight. conventions often aim to mix familiar faces with all of the politicians. the first woman vp on hbo, julia. while tonight's programming is emceed by the actor who played the president scannell -- scandal. what are you watching for? >> great to be with you as we do this tonight and every night. i think the biggest thing in politics as you and i know and discussed, you've got to touch it, you got to feel it and live it, for all of the reasons we remember the president of the united states announced that he was exiting him a letter that he submitted online., harris has been out doing her thing t

>> joy, if you pick the right people.challenged the results of the last election and who challenged the nature of president biden and his ability to serve. if you dig hard enough and you will find enough miscreants that were otherwise dismissed from service to positions of authority where they would be able to have a selection process that would frustrate that which we do so well, which is create a chain of command that is behold in and subservient to the constitution of the united states. that is where we are. we take an oath to support and defend the constitution of the united states. but if you allow a president who wishes to dismiss the constitution of the united states, that puts the whole system in great peril and guys like flynn, who managed to escape, until very late in life, the deep look that would find him out, would be that kind of person to create this parallel system that would frustrate what we lurk -- we worked so hard on in the past. >> could you imagine ever that you would be in a position of having to w

sings, your plant and your life. and we sing, one of our dear ones is beautiful, full of kindness and joyll pass through. neglected by the fact that the cultures of different peoples are at first glance arousing their own heritage, we are the most disgusting - the family chestnuts. the crazy jokes that have been made on this new occasion are due to the traditions of many people, and the meetings have been frank and large-scale. first and second azerbaijani traditions, traditions, which are celebrated for the coming day. apranal of the dear bitch, one of the most famous songs of sarah gyalin, the bride and the dear ones was illuminated. and this song won the first prize at the international young people's competition for pop songs in vitsebsk in 2023. on our stage is samir yalchyev and the ensemble "sary gyalin". sustrakayce! saçın, hörməzlər, gülü solu, verməzlər, sarı gəlir, saçın üçün görməzlər qız. verməzlər neynim aman aman neynim aman aman sari gəliyin. our region through the eyes of foreigners, the belarusian people, they are, first of all, honest, clean in all respects, hardworking

now you are crying tears of joy and sadness. gaza is victorious, always oppressed, thirsty, enemies , all on one side, the dagger of the brothers, one side of yusuf, only you , my dear friend, don't fear god. now you understand how despicable is the enemy who is facing the iron dome that they said is hotter than a spider's web. i wish you were the commander and you could see that the enemy was being cut down by rockets. enough of the hellish heart. day and night, i was just looking for holes in the mesh. you, my dear, don't be afraid of god, don't be afraid, don't be afraid oh god, don't be afraid, now you understand how despicable the enemy that yamar is in front of the iron dome, who they said is weaker than my grandmother, who in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful , you will accompany us to the news section at 11 o'clock after the supreme leader's prayer. it starts in front of tehran university and continues to azadi square.

joy, joy, joy comes in the morning.s only 76 days left. there are only 76 days left. we must continue to speak up like hakeem jeffries. i too want an america that's more joyful, more inclusive, more future focused. just think what a burden it's been on us to. get up day after day after day after day. bury in meaningless hot rhetoric when there's so many opportunities out there, so many problems that need be solved. i want that. and the america. >> kamala harris. all right. >> more joy and jubilation in chicago. day three of the democratic national convention is now in the books party. heavyweights like bill clinton, nancy pelosi took center stage wednesday night and tim walz got his big convention moment. i'm molly line in new york. hello, jonathan. hello, molly. we are the joyful warriors of the overnight hours. i'm jonathan in los angeles. tim walz officially accepted the 2024 democratic vice presidential nomination. he touted his record as minnesota governor, hyped up his running, kamala harris and as befitting a for

of these forgotten ones, unfortunately, artystav, their extraordinary joy and issued maystership, ourlogia. we serve the estrada with you, once we said, hold on, having plunged forever with our head, like into the sea into the touring life, since then we are constantly on the road, we are used to convenience, spit, hotel, home and home, wagon regiment bed, this hot autarian song. i love you, it’s my fault that you didn’t know this, but you were as stupid as i was. in 1966, the first vocal-instrumental ensemble, melodies and hymns were created in the bssr, in which the king of the savetsk stage, yuriy anton, played on the keyboards and guitars. viktar sinayski himself performs on the stage as a multi-stage performer, performs as a performer, tells satiric analogies, fillitons, and also dances, adds step and performs in rare arygical genres of vocal dances i, there were no people on the belarusian stage. the stories are unusual, the satyr genre and the little ones. yes, the wars of george germalovich passed away as a muscovite circus teacher, and perform for an hour as a jangler and an

that was connected, this joy, yes, apparently, it’s ending, which means, it’s obvious that you can'thave all these ratings reprinted, the problem is this, i won't even relate to the sixteenth year now, where all the ratings were wrong, they were all wrong, i and this was just clearly. the same, but at the same time there are more emotions, and the problems, so to speak, of course, do not decrease, i would even say that their problems have become more, i 'll throw you another problem now, that here, here people are furious because of what, i hit the wrong way, i got, a white woman showing disrespect to to a black woman she said this here it's disgusting how could you kamala kamala and not kamala well that's by the way speaking they by the way by the way this is what everyone is so to speak fed up with in fact well that's so to speak such a situation i called it with a different emphasis, well in general that's such a situation, well okay, that's because this woman has the right, she was an indian for so long that she became, she is not an indian and not an african american, guys, afri

, joy, start your new day, new day, new words of love. we introduce you to the architectural memories of belarus from different eras and centuries. the tsarkva itself is three-pronged and may. adzin top, as we know, the installed belfry, bathed, which covers the central part of the temple, its masses, with such baroque creases. let's look at their history and basic facts. paselishcha, that which became the sweaty meatheads there were no fireplaces here, there was a porch, a stone, an icon and a saber, and the monastery itself fell into hell. expressive and rare, to be grabbed at a sunny hour. prykmetau draulianadolstva myastsovaga z'yaulyaetstsa abhadnaya gallery, yana zashklenaya such a velma jumpy, tiny, dekaratyna shaped, create such a plastic part. is glyadzitsa the main architecture of belarus? pa-mastatski seeming, life-giving. i think that this change is that the Şlascıva uniad faith, the fallen catholic. trouble - leonid ignatievich. twice a hero soviet union, shturmovik pilot. in 1940 he was drafted into the red army. he flew his

. >> and here inside the united center night three was all about joy and jubilation. >> joy joy joy wel be joyful warriors. >> we are going to bring back to the journey of our nation joy tonight is about joy we need to choose joy over anger the scripts, it tells us that we're being made in door during the long night. >> but joy we'll come in the morning like i came, jeffries i to one in america that's more joyful. let us choose honor and let us choose joe because stuff of america there is joy in it as well as pau thank you for bringing the joy to this fight all right. i think there's a theme. there welcome to a special edition of the cnn newsroom i'm jim acosta, live at the dnc in chicago last night was a blend of optimism and maybe a little stark, including when oprah winfrey mocked senator jd vance's criticism of childless cat ladies, take a listen what a house is on fire. >> we don't ask about the homeowners race or religion we don't wonder who their partner is or how they voted no we just tried to do the best we can to save them. >> and if the pace place happens to belong to childl

you got team hope and joy right now. >> bret: hope and joy.that's kicked off at the democratic national convention tonight. we have a series of speakers, including the illinois governor, you have the senate majority leader senator bernie sanders, the second gentleman and then the former first lady michelle obama and the 44th president of the united states. with that, let's bring in our panel harold ford jr. former tennessee congressman co-host of "the five." "the five" co-host jessica tarlov, charles hurt opinion editor for "the washington times" and political consultant alex castellanos. jessica, tonight is a different feel, a different pitch i'm sure democrats are ready -- it was a long night last night. >> i'm very tired. >> bret: a swan song for the former president. >> absolutely. he took all the time that he wanted and that he needed to get out, i think, a good three quarters of what he would said if he was speaking on thursday night. if he was accepting the nomination to run again. and then about 25% about his thinking going into making

>> well, it is good to be with you, joy.h it and where it gets dangerous for democrats is this attempt to work with republicans , to work with christian nationalist, to defeat democrats in their primaries. i think that is dangerous territory. it will disenfranchise democratic voters and create problems for all of us down the line, so we have to resist and fight against this decisive, hateful way in which people are trying to primary progressives. we also have to get rid of citizens united, because it is incredibly dangerous to have special interest groups like aipac and the nra and others working together. people who support republicans trying to defeat democrats in their own primaries and i think it is dangerous. i'm glad we were successful. this has now been the third time they have attempted to oust me and it is a vindication every single time when my constituents show up on a beautiful summer day to say we have our congresswoman's back and we are sending her back to congress. >> you talked about joy, which is a big theme

that was connected, this joy, but apparently it is ending, which means it is obvious that you can’t, we also have all these... biden, ratings, that trump is confident the thing is that before they removed wins, they were needed to remove biden, it was an internal conspiracy, yes, no, wait, it's not a conspiracy, it's not a conspiracy, it's political technology, you know, chubas is to blame for everything. well, for example, something like that, right now ratings are needed in order to more or less somehow drag camela through the congress, well, because it's obvious that the candidate and the first candidate and the candidate who is her vice-president is a frankly weak candidate, that is, the fact that she is dark-skinned, young and a woman, no one cares anymore, in 2016 no one cared anymore, look, she's a candidate, well, a candidate, she's not a us candidate, she's not married to a candidate, she's... there, but then, let's go, let's go kamala, kamala, kamlaly, kamlaly, 33 kamala and kamlaly, kamlaly, but not vykamalaly, by the way, for a very long time this was the situation, when

the only joy in the room is joy reid. i have great antenna when it comes to emotion.h this place yesterday. the vibes are off. no one is talking to each other. there's an deceits. i walked outside afterwards, there was a two hour line and i see john corzine, worth $200 million, standing and it just looking miserable as anybody could be. i'm looking at mayor pete walk around, no one even recognizes him. lori lightfoot, people walk past and they don't even know who she is. i'm seeing cnn and nbc news anchors who i consider pretty famous. no one even wants a selfie. they don't even look happy. when i saw them in milwaukee, yeah, they are not happy, they are at the rnc. they are not happy here, either. there is a weird vibe going on. i can't figure it out but i will tell you this, greg. iraq obama still the godfather of this machine. he gave us joe biden, his vp, hillary come his secretary of state, then he couped joe and kamala and walz. going to do this the next 25 years, definitely going to interfere in this election. that is why we will be sending johnny to hawaii to

it was a joy really. there's a bit at the end of— four. it was a joy really.nd of the play - four. it was a joy really. there's a bit at the end of the play that - four. it was a joy really. there's a bit at the end of the play that has it audience gasping. when one of the characters do something really extraordinary. also, that split was so interesting to see as a journalist because it was good best of enemies, wasn't it byjames graham? the genius, the genius. prolific. and it is about the birth of tv as punditry, and politics. as it pays out a tv and it made my blood run a bit cold and this is why our political and media it is the way it is. i our political and media it is the wa it is. ~ ., , our political and media it is the wa it is. ~ .,~ way it is. i think it was rake in that sort _ way it is. i think it was rake in that sort of— way it is. i think it was rake in that sort of broke _ way it is. i think it was rake in that sort of broke up - way it is. i think it was rake in that sort of broke up the - way it is. i think it was rake in that sort of broke

how about kamala the kill joy.mericans i eyes and ears a little bit common sense see the slick joyful branding for what it is. it is a cover for something far more sinister. i like to call it socialism with a smile. it's a seething disdain for tens of millions of americans who still support donald trump and his policies. now they tell us that the dnc was a celebration of joe biden last night in a joyful turning of the page it's all lies. first they were ready to go scorched earth against joe biden just one month ago. and, second, beyond the obama nostalgia tonight and boy is it going to be on overload, there is not much joy in this convention hall. certainly not compared to what we saw at the rnc. what really gets the proud pumped up, it's not love and it's not optimism, it's hatred and retribution. >> play on the american conscience. >> donald trump would sell this country for a dollar if it meant lining his own pockets and greasing the palms of his wall street friends. >> trump hasn't spent much time in new york

get a few hours of sleep, wake up the next day and do it all over again until joy, joy, joy comes in the morning. [ cheers and applause ] there's only 76 days left. there are only 76 days left. we must continue to speak up. we must continue to show up. we must continue to stand up. not as democrats or republicans, but as americans. and when we do, nothing can stop kamala harris from becoming the 47th president of the united states of america. nothing can stop house democrats from taking back the majority. nothing can stop the american people from continuing our march toward a more perfect union. nothing can stop us. god bless you. god bless kamala harris. may god bless the united states of america. [ cheers and applause ] >> david: leading in on his faith, hakeem jeffries. the quote from him today, bro, we broke up with you for a reason. >> that message of joy, it's something he emphasized to me just yesterday. it's something that he is emphasizing tonight. the sense of relief for democratic leader hakeem jeffries who heard an earful from his members begging for joe bide ton get out

donald trump. >> you can hear it, the policy, the passion, the joy. what kind of joy?lmond joy with the coconut tie-in. it's the joy of months of up energy on the democratic side. as we showed you earlier, some say it's the joy of donald trump back on his heels. he hasn't come up with a good nickname for kamala harris. he is busy waxing philosophically about how they were unfair to joe biden. it does feel like more more than 72 hours in the sense a lot is happening. we are living through history. on friday, we have a special guest on this new twist in the race and where we are headed next right after this. prevents heartburn acid before it begins. get all-day and all-night heartburn acid prevention with just one pill a day. choose acid prevention. choose nexium. we are living with afib. and over 400,000 of us have left blood thinners behind... ...for life. we've cut our stroke risk and said goodbye to our bleeding worry. with the watchman implant. watchman. it's one time, for a lifetime. protect against rsv with arexvy. arexvy is a vaccine used to prevent lower respira

what joy? what freedom?in 70 days will frankly it is less than that but there's three weeks from tomorrow, early voting begins in pennsylvania or make that is 22 days from today. and mail-in ballots go out in places like north carolina in two weeks. there's not a lot of time. here was a reaction for the congressman mike waltz is with us along with aaron hoover, all-star father. u.s. marine corps sergeant taylor hoover that he was killed in afghanistan three years ago. mr hoover, my -- all our love and prayers and support for you and your family. i don't know if anyone ever overcome something like this. i would assume the answer is no. >> thanks for having me, and you are correct. the answer is absolutely not. you know, a parent shouldn't be the one burying their child. you know, it's a summer day -- sombre they but it also idea remember rents that we get to highlight his life and his actions, his heroic actions and those of his fellow members that were there with him that day. and, you know, for all the -- f

there is joy in the future. there is joy in having your boss be a black woman. he's going to teach lots of people through his role in the culture that they're going to be okay and there's joy on the far side of realizing a multiracial democracy in this country. >> doug jones, that is a powerful explanation. how real do you think that winds up being in terms of the actual electorate? >> you know, i hope it is spot on. i think that we should all hope it is spot on. i kind of believe it will be. this is not 2016 and the race that donald trump ran against hillary clinton. we have come a long way, and the fact of the matter is what we have seen is freedoms being taken away, we have seen rights being taken away. we have seen chaos created by donald trump. and the entire maga crowd. and people don't like that. they don't want to see this. and they're looking around the room and they're seeing this, and all of a sudden, you've got, you know, a guy that's a governor, he was a coach. he was in the house of representatives. he was in the army for 24 years and served our co

, the politics of joy is over, that is, in fact, of course they painted such a beautiful picture, they painted her a new personality, like they have there, like the program for protecting non-svides, the program for protecting politicians"? that new personality will actually fall apart pretty quickly, i think that they painted it like that, like, but it is clear that the next thing will happen, and the place where they are going to hold their pre-selected conference, by the way, which does not decide anything, well, there is no program, they still haven't edited it, i don't know what they are doing there they will do, well, that's okay, it's just a program, there is joy, there it is all blocked off by police and so on, because the leftists are going to make a fuss, there is absolutely nothing to decide there, by the way, there is still intrigue, will he speak out there? or not, because he is silent, and they offended him, and this guy is also, so to speak, so vengeful, so the next crisis is just literally from monday, well, that is, from tuesday from midnight to tuesday our time, then

>> well, thank you, joy.eeps me up at night and is very difficult to parse it out because it is a fundamental assault on everything we understand to be true about the structures oour government and our ability to advocate for ourselves as communities that have faced discrimination and marginalization. i will say i want to really pull out one of the first things you put on the screen, which is project 2025 is very fixated on trans people, really highlighted the outsized role we have in the far right's imagination. but one of the things that is so chilling about this document is the way in which it talks about equating transness with pornography. this really is the extreme manifestation of the groomer discourse and everything we have seen percolated in the far right media for a long time and implementing that into policy. by then saying that purveyors of pornography which in essence includes trans people existing should be in prison. if we think about what that means it's setting the stage for a whole community

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>> i think joy speaks to hope. joy is something people can look forward to.ture of the word, enjoyable. it's something that gives you a good feeling. you would like to engage more. if you enjoy going to work every day, it doesn't feel like work. perhaps you will work a little bit harder. joy, i think, is very important for a campaign that is going to absolutely need people to turn out in droves. there's a turnout campaign. people need to be enthusiastic about casting their ballot by any means necessary, whatever voting tactics they find themselves confronted with, they need to be doggedly committed to casting their ballot. joy will aid and abet them. that being said, i think david is right, yes, absolutely. but joy is not enough. right? she's got policies. the campaign has these other things that people are looking for, but joy is absolutely critical. i think any version of the world, on any planet, had i heard at any time, hearing what jesse waters said, i would have taken it the exact same way. it is clear to me that the republican party apparatus, the syst

they try and steal the joy. but you know what? our next president brings the joy. she emanates the joy. i know a little something about that commitment to people. i was born in a small town of 400 people in nebraska. community was the way of life. my parents taught me you show generosity to your neighbors and work for a common good amongst them. at 17, i joined the army national guard. [applause] and for the next 24 years, it was a privilege to wear the uniform of this country. and just as it did for my dad, a korean war era veteran, and millions of others, i used the g.i. bill to get a college education. [applause] followed a bit in my dad's footsteps. he was a teacher. [applause] my brothers and sisters were teachers. and they married teachers. i had the privilege of teaching high school social studies. and i coached the football team. we did not win the state championship. i tell you that because don't ever close the yearbook is my pro tip to you. i students are the ones who encouraged me to run for office. i never thought much about it. but they saw in me what