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when you're talking like that but i think so you just underline something jordan said earlier we finished writing this book on july 4 2019. we recorded it between 2015 and 2019. this is well before this current moment that we're in and it was unavoidable on the road. talking about race, talking about inequality or how to create a more perfect union all along those lines so i think what we're seeing now is that outpouring of readiness, of anger in some cases and desire to change and i think that's powerful and when you look at our streets right now, this moment is born of terrible tragedy but it is so optimistic in that this is now the biggest social movement in us history. if you look at look at the statistics it doesn't matter if you're conservative or liberal , you care abouthuman dignity , you care about the quality. jordan and i had to call him after the murder of george floyd and i was nervous about the call because i was so ruined by what i saw on the tape and i didn't want to get into a fight and the first thing jordan said was that was inhumane, that was heinous and it's something that should be changed im

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jordan you're welcome to talk to your talk like that so thank you. yeah i think so. just to anoint something said earlier, we finished writing this book on july 4, 2019. we recorded it between 2015 and 2019. to this as well before this current moment that we are in. i tried what race, to augment inequality. talking about how to create a more perfect union along those lines. i think we are seeing now is that outpouring of anger in some cases and desire to change. i think that is really powerful. we look at our streets right now, this moment was born a terrible tragedy. but it is so optimistic and this is now the biggest social movement and u.s. history. if you look at these statistics, it doesn't matter if you are conservative or liberal. you care about human dignity. you care about equality. jordan and i had a call shortly after the murder of george floyd. i was a little nervous about the call because i was so ruined by what i saw on that tape. i just didn't want to get into a fight. i answered the phone, the first thing jordan said was that was inhumane, that was heinous. something needs to change immediately. which is of course what he woul

jordan. as soon as the president's remarks are queued up we'll bring them to you and get back to kevin corke. juliemeantime coming after senator harris laid out a case against his reelection attacking him on a host of issues including the economy. >> trump is also the reason millions of americans are now unemployed. he inherited the longest economic expansion in history from barack obama and joe biden. and then like everything else he inherited, he ran it straight into the ground. >> trace: peter doocy is live for us. >> trace, sorry, i heard a phone ringing for a second. trace, we noticed something unusual here in wilmington yesterday. at big events politicians and candidates are used to constant interruptions for applause and for cheering, but there is none of that when you are campaigning in a global pandemic. and so both biden and his new running mate kamala harris are sticking to the script. >> julie: >> somebody who presented my fair share of arguments in court. the case against trump and mike pence is open and shut. >> $26 million in 24 hours. how important cash is to the campaign. right aft