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de no haber filtraciones de Última hora, el anuncio del compaÑero de fÓrmula de kama harris se esperaimera vez en vivo en un evento en filadelfia. serÍa el inicio de un recorrido por varios estados. pÉndulo en washington. cristina londoÑo noticias telemundo. >> un hombre de virginia fue acusado formalmente de amenazar de muerte a kamala harris, frank lucio carrillo publicÓ el mes pasado una serie de amenazas violentas, incluyendo disparar, apuÑalar y quemar viva a la vicepresidenta y usÓ un sobrenombre en la plataforma conservadora. carrillo, de 66 aÑos, compareciÓ en una corte de virginia y quedÓ detenido hasta su prÓxima audiencia programada para este jueves. la corte suprema rechazÓ un pedido de postergar para despuÉs de las elecciones de noviembre, la sentencia a donald trump en nueva york. segÚn el procurador general de missouri, el caso sobre el pago a la actriz porno stormy daniels perjudicaba el derecho de los votantes de escuchar informaciÓn relevante. el expresidente fue hallado culpable de falsificar registros comerciales para pagarle a daniels en 2016. la sentencia estaba

joe for his arming of israel's war machine, but protesters have nicknamed his likely successor kama harris, killer kama for presiding over 40,000 deaths in gaza in her role as vice president. the democratic party will have four days to explain how the selection of harris as their nominee is democratic when they threw out millions of primary votes for biden and imposed harris without any voter input. i would say that they're just like the republican party that they get their money and their commands from the corporate power etc. mean there's there's not much of a difference between the two aside from little social issues some may win some they don't sometimes sometimes not. so it's just the system is made so that... we are a total war path. harris has so far refused to grant a single interview or hold a press conference to be questioned about any of her policy positions. she is expected to maintain unconditional support for israel despite global disapproval and unprecedented domestic rejection of zionism. we're funding a genocide. i don't appreciate being. taken advantage of that way, and i

coming up, vice president kama harris discusses her economic agenda during a campaign stop in raleigh, north carolina. she discussed plan that would lower the cost of ling and improve the lives of the middle class. she highlighted key differences between her plan and that of former president trump. >> please welcome mike della santos, owner of mike to use barbecue smokehouse. -- mike d's barbecue smokehouse. >> has everybody doing. it's great to see all the people who are here to hear me talk. i appreciate that. my name is mike douglas santos -- day los santos. honor of the barbecue restaurant in durham. i'm a husband, proud father and i'm here today to talk about what's at stake for our family and communities in this upcoming election and what's possible if we elect vice president kamala harris. as parents, we are always thinking about the future and we want a world where our children can thrive. raising children is hard work and working hard is hard work. doing both is impossible and we need leaders that understand that. that's why electing kamala harris is so important. vice presid

is even as democratic operatives are trying to convince america that their presumptive nominee, kama harris is not the same as outgoing president joe biden. she's still considered the same until she does different. um, you know, people are empatising her saying because she said seizfire, but she refuses to do an arms embargo, and she still is a friend of. pack, so we are not believing anything until we see some concrete decisions made a arms embargo. many were expecting violent civil disobedience this week, but biden's quitting the race did appease some of the intense anti-democratic party sentiment. however, organizers say that such fear-mongering was always a manipulation designed to discredit protesters beforehand. folks like the adl and juf held these press conferences in which they... said we're going to call, we're going to commit violence against jews and we're going to do all of these things, because they have been put in the position of defending genocide, and you can't do it, and so when you have an indefensible position, you attack your opposition, and so there's going to be rise

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us has found that democrats could drive support in key swing states this fall if vice president kama harris calls for an end to weapons transfer to zionist israel emit its genocide in gaza. the latest institute for middle east understanding policy project u-gof poll released wednesday august 15 finds that large proportions of voters in pennsylvania, georgia and arizona say that they would be more likely to vote for the democratic president presidential candidate in november, if the candidate came out for an arms embargo on zionist israel, and that by contrast there is essentially no risk of losing voters if they did so. now the polling of nearly 1500 likely democratic and independent voters found that 34% said they would be more likely to vote for the nominee if they pledged to withhold weapons to zionist israel, while only 7% said they'd be less likely. now young voters, key demographic for democrats are the most supportive of the call to end the military support for zionist israel with 60% of those aged between 18 and 29 saying they'd be more likely to vote for the democratic nominee if t

trump response to criticism he's received regarding his personal attacks against vice president kama harrisa news conferce in new jersey to discuss inflation, theost of groceries, and the stock market. it's followed by questions from reporters. this is just over an hour and a half. [applause] >> thank you very much. thank you everybody.

netanyahu when he was speaking and she's denounced them and called them anti-semitic etc. so you kama harris is not anti israel in any conceivable way uh she is a creation of the us regime change apparatus, and that's what i get into in my book. who's running the country, caleb? i mean if... example, all out war begins right across the middle east from the levant to the persian gulf. who be making the decisions about us intervention in that war? can't be joe biden, i'm presuming he's semi comato's somewhere. can't be hard because she's out driving and drive talking on the campaign tral. who is actually running america? well that's... quite interesting, in my book i talk about who ran the obama white house, ben roads, samantha power, cass sunsteen, these unelected folks that are the product of rockefeller think tanks and the council on foreign relations, these intellectuals that are trained in the us regime change apparatus, this is what trump supporters mean when they talk about the deep state, these are ultimately the people who really have the power and are really running the show uh, and

but kama harris was talking about the fact that she would like to see what she would essentially that have stricter restrictions on immigration. she realizes that perhaps she needs to go a little bit more towards republican policy in this matter. but without going that far, because going back to that word, which i mentioned earlier, opportunity, she did want to stress essentially that the united states is still a country of migrants and immigrants. they can come to the country and she wants to push for a, an earned pathway and in the us. so there is a difference there. i'm and donald trump as well, was very, very critical over in, in i was gonna say tweets or not tweets in his social media messages during her speech on this topic. so really an appeal from couple of harris to the american dream. like as we know exactly a problem put, this gives us a sense of where things stand. now, how tight is the selection with every place out there? if the polling is interesting, because during this we to of that the, the death the dnc, you don't get any polling, so we'll have to wait till next wee

i like kama harris a lot before, but there is just some sort of energy and a vibe and tuesday as i'm about her that i just definitely feel a lot of young folks in the district that i represent in michigan are feeling that same energy. they're showing up the rallies are showing up to volunteer, and they're truly excited in a way that we haven't seen since 2008 it's, it's refreshing to say the least. it's true, we haven't seen this is a democratic party since brock obama. it's something the democratic party has been trying to do ever since donald trump jumped onto the stage. the republicans have had that energy. but in terms of her policies, what is it that young people or voters of color, or even women who seem to be making up this surge of enthusiasm? what is it that they're connecting to? what is it that they liked about her policy specifically? because she hasn't given any, sit down interviews of any sort of major sort. what is this exactly? you know, i think it's 2 things. one, i think folks are just, they're connecting with her, you know, and she's talking to voters and to americ

and so that's cool from kama harris coming now is we see continued a tax on gaza fill, continued a financial support for coming from washington to mid claims of human rights abuses across the palestinian occupied policy. the entire tree, not least the attack that we've had this morning on a school. and yeah, and you know what, we have some kind of the iris that is not a change in position that was just a change of time because this was the 2nd time that she's being interrupted by protest is calling for a cease fire. although when she was interrupted in michigan, just a day or 2 ago, she was a lot more direct and her approach here. she said it was more respectable, but of course i position hasn't changed. pamela harris light, joe biden has been pushing for us. he's fine, in fact, when prime minister netanyahu was here in washington last month, she had had a meeting with him. now of course he met president biden as the assisting president . he also met donald trump as a presidential candidate. and he met kimble of harris separately because there was a very real chance that she could be the wom

evything has gone up. , leclair us -- kama harris's plan is government price controls.appen if she institutes price controls? mr. trump: that's a communist plan. it's never worked. it's been tried by others. richard nixon tried it. a lot of people tried it. it's been tried many times. it leads to the same failure. tremendous inflation. lack of product. stores are not stoed. it's never worked. they want control. you know, it's been so often. get that comes in they say, it sounds great. price control. when she announced it, she got slaughtere by even democrats. because it doesn't work. it's a known lor. now she doesn't talk about it. she doesn't talk abo clima change anymore. you know why? people don't want to hear it. they want to live a good life. they want to live a life. they don't want to stop industry wi climate change. they used tcall it diffent things. global warming. remember? th wasn't working because it was getting cooler. they came up wh the word clate change because it takes ca of everything. the climate is changing. according to them, we are all going to be

our lesson, because what do you think are the main issues which separate president trump from, kama harris right now that mainly is to differentiate that, that red line. and it's saying that can't be blundered and works well for both sides. a well look, politics is economic and pops is also associated 100 go. there are 2 different elements of voltage. economically, it's clear that com or has incense that people are facing difficulties economically and she has a good idea of what to do about it. in other words, she's grounded in reality. in trumps case, he thinks he gets a bright idea about everything every 5 minutes and so use it out there and acts like everybody should worship them over it that he was the messiah when it comes to the economy is not bankrupt. 6 times has been convicted of 34 crimes or 36. i don't remember. so economically, the democrats are in the great a great position. this is the longest time in american history. i believe what unemployment spend below 5 percent. that means that people are working. they're supporting themselves, that's what really matters. now, psycholo

the biggest enemy of kama harris has campaign right now, is there's 80 days to go. and as we know, going back to 2016 in particular, a lot can happen in those last 80 days. but man, you couldn't ask for a better 1st 34 weeks going to next week's democratic convention. they probably get another good week out of that just by 1 august. i think september, i just wrote this on my sub savings of timber is probably the best opportunity for publicans to get that momentum back. and that's going to be at the 1st debate. do you think donald trump is feeling the pressure? absolutely, i mean, if you watched him in his rally the other day in north carolina and i watched it very closely, his advisors said they wanted to give an economic speech to bracket. come on. harris's economic speech in north carolina also taking place this week. and he basically complained about it, he got mad the cheese on the cover of time magazine. she's not giving interviews, he's talking about immigration, he's talking about how she's not very smart. he was completely off message and you can tell he was

democratic vice-presidential tom knee tim tim speaking along kama harris with uaw president shawn fainesident donald trump, our next guest says you can sit there to try to figure out how pharma will do if one or other will win, how fossil fuels will do. he says one sector will do brill anally no matter what happens in the election. joining me with four billion undermanagement, mainstay capital management investment strategist david kudla. david, you get to unveil this sector and talk about why you feel it will do well no matter which of these two wins? >> good afternoon, liz. what a great day for the bulls. liz: yeah. >> so the sector, there has been a lot of talk about it here over the past months and couple of years but, more recently we've seen that general a tiff a.i. is -- generative a.i., it is a secular growth story and being a secular growth story it is not affected by events as much, not affected by cycles, not affected by the presidential cycle. it doesn't matter who wins the election in the fall we're going to get this, this transformative technology is ushering the next ind

democratic presidential candidate vice president kama harris campaigns in glendale, arona, at 8:00 p.m. eastern. former president and repubca presidential nominee donald trump speaks to voters at a llin bozeman, montana. that's at 10:00 p.m. eastern. all live on c-span, c-span now, our free mobile video app, and online at c-span.org. next up for c-span's coverage of this summer's political party convention, we had to chicago for the democratic national convention. watch live beginning monday, august 19, as the party puts forth their presidential nominee. hear democratic leaders talk about the administration's track record and their vision for the next four years, as they fight to retain the white house. the democratic national convention, live, monday, august 19, on c-span, c-span now, or online at c-span.org. don't miss a moment. visit our website for the latest schedule updates and to watch our full coverage of the 2024 republican national convention. you can catch up on past conventions anytime on demand at c-span.org/campaign, or by scanning the code.

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d kama until today, biden and kamalae took the stagestag in marylandoy where harris reminded the country just how greatis m biden is. gr it is my eternal anger. great, great, great honor. beinto serveha youea with this most extraordinary human being, an american and leader. >> our president, joe biden. >> empty words.if b if biden was sido amazing, y they wouldn't have kicked him out so unceremoniously. >> ave kiim and if he really was extraordinary, he would have gotten the prime slot at the dnc next week. kamala is headlining the eventyu on thursday. but biden speaking on monday as far away from kamala as possible. >> trump sayr aways, quote, kama harris wants nothing to do with crooked joe biden. nothinthey're throwing him out on the monday night stage known as deathight sta valley. he now hates obama and crazy nancy more than he hates me. he is an angry man, as he should be., asthey stole the presidency from him. >> it was a coup. the monday speech slot is a huge slap in the face to the sitting president an facd everyy knows it. the obama cabal forced biden out, and now they're using

trump response to criticism he's received regarding his personal attacks against vice president kama harris during a news conferce in new jersey to discuss inflation, theost of groceries, and the stock market. it's followed by questions from reporters. this is just over an hour and a half. [applause] >> thank you very much. thank you everybody. -- let's go over some big facts and some substantial truths about where we stand as a country. we are failing as a nation because of the way it's been run for the last three years. we are failing nation. people are coming into our country by the millions and millions and millions. we have no idea who they are or where they come from. but we are also a failing economy. kamala harris is a radical california liberal who broke the economy, broke the border, and broke the world frankly. very destructive to the entire world. as we go, oftentimes the world goes. she destroys everything she touches. if she wins, your finances and your country will never recover. you will never recover she wants to put price controls all over the place which will drive up you

accomplishments of biden's own presidency before movingwn onto talk about not ju the a necessity of electing kama harrisa subtle, deep, original, interesting take on the things that divide us as americans not just politically but culturally, talking about ourta atomized existences in th culture that we have right now and how the enthusiasm around thissm campaign right now can b one ofno the ways we can feel confident we can come together in a common purpose. deep, interesting speeches from both mr. and mrs. obama, and something fun and original and great and moving from doug emhoff. lawrence. >> yeah, you know, i felt -- i feel like i know doug emhoff. he's actually kind of a neighbor of mine in los angeles. i see himki at the coffee joint once in a while with his little secret service detail following him. but i learned more about him in a speech -- and i can't say that about anybody else i know who gives speeches. i learned more about him in that speech i've picked up over the years listening to him privately. first person in hetsry to be in this spot, first man. second gentleman on his way to being f

kama-la. >> trump misspelled harris's first name as "kamabla."i get "ka-mala" and i get "ka-ma-la"... kamabla? judges, are we taking kamabla? [buzzer] hope the romanians don't have a problem with that. but you know what? i guess what trump calls her isn't as important as figuring out what she is. >> i don't know, is she indian or is she black? she was indian all the way, and all of a sudden, she made a turn and she went, she became a black person. [laughter] [boos] >> jon: "what am i going to do with all my indian ethnic slurs i was going to use? mostly involved turmeric and cumin! but she made a turn into black!" he talks about it like she wandered into the wrong neighborhood. "she was driving on the upper west side, then boom, she is in harlem. boom, what a turn." you know what, donald, you are clearly struggling. let's get some issue-oriented ideas flowing here. you know what we are going to do? come on my brother. i'm going to help. we are going to do some -- [cheers and applause] apparently, writing a music about gambling all of a sudden. he

kama kamala harris didn't say that. the kamala harris campaignlat sa said that even though kamala harris co-sponsored a bill mandating that all cars t go electric by 2040, if trump so unpopular, was harris stealin.g his policies? kamala harris is campaigning on trump is right about everything and i'm wrong. at this point, kamala should just debate herself. hers >> watch this new ad everyel day . prices are too high for rent, gas, back to school, clothes cae that is called biodynamics. a loaf of bread costs 50% more today. brown beef is up almost 50%.. there is not much left at the end of the month. abiden-nomics is working. the price of housing has gone up a field so hard to just j be able to get ahead. >> and we are very proudust bedd of biodynamics. not democrats haven't decided what kamala harris believes in. decidedt kamalathey haven't de. is she a joe biden democrat or a trump republican? is she joe biden's vice president or just a formersecuto prosecutor? >> is she the border czar or nor?e or nt? kamala, so busy t

s ca >> the media is asking the kamala harris campaign why she keeps changing s ch positions.e kama and the kamala harris campaignt can't even answeevenr. d he >> the vice president has changed her position on frackinr pog in pennsylvania >> dwho you knowy whysh she's changed her position? listen, i mean, she's been very clear here. she's proud of the workthis that she's done as a part of this administration, making sure that american energyn al production is at an all time high. >> but on fracking was there something that changed her mind specifically during the four years of the biden presidency? >> now, listen, again,is the vie president is very proud of the biden-harris administration's record on on energy production t and the economy writ large. >> he gave the same answer both times, whichh times was nothing. the media is more confused with the harris people thaneast they are with the biden people, because at least biden knew his own policiess ow. >> so how's the media supposed to defend the harris campaign if the harris camps campaign can't even defend themselves? unre realized ga

it teaches about ust kama about kamala harris and how she'll make decisions at ala us as a u.s. president and to which wing of her party she actually bends the knee. >> and so this has opened up. this has bee in exactls openy wh needed. it has given us the reset wee needed in this race to refocuso i think on policy. they've served this up. i think it was a great gift gift the vice presidential nominee, having given us that gift. e no now it's up to us to receive it and use that to actually offering competing visions for the future policy governing the united states. if we doe unit that we're succe. but that's up to us. i have five issues. >> you have four. makeuld dial in ond dial how pln to save the country, make america great again to steal a phrase radi, also pointing out their radicalism in their own words and somehoown wordw theret to be an effort to bypass what is the extension of their press offices with the media . vivek ramaswamy, appreciate you being with us. thank you, sir. actually, scary news. taylor swift concert in austria had to be canceled over a foiled terrooil

harris? >> is she indian? kama, too.s jamaican not something i would have done. but he went in there and he peeledt in back the curtain anda lot of times, i think early care in her career, she identified tifiedas south asian. that might have been effective in california. now, she is considered anafrica african american woman. you don't hear about that. n ican womshe's not african ame, technically, because she has a jamaican dadtechni. i don't really distinguish about that stuffut. stinguis maybe other people do distinguish about this stuff. barack obama was mixed race. black he identified as black. a lot of peopl.e that i know, se who are mixed race, sometimes they identify differently tidepending on the situation. and that's great. that's fin . e. what does this do to donald trump with the black community? i havedonald t no idea how this is going to play with the black community, but i do knowe they're going to be talking about donald trump and this momenttalkin for days and days and days. >> so he's got the moment.mome got the moment. all right. coming up, kama

but i think once she came out and said, kama let is brad on twitter, a lot of people were excited that she publicly endorse couple of harris, especially considering all the drama, the campaign, and the binding campaign, and by then dropping out. so i think that that kind of became in an inverted launch point for the cobbler harris campaign to hardy, to people in kind of create as stan coats are housed in coats are kind of infiltrated politics for sure. it's interesting because yeah, young people were quite lost when biden was a candidate and, and harry certainly, i don't know brought some fresh air into this context. but i, i really like what you said it was about the post and demick need for belonging mystery. and what is your take here? um, in terms of color capitalizing on this, but also what does it say about us politics? i mean, it's not new, right? where we have a politician using pop culture to identify especially with use and most use could compared to the republican party vote for democrats. right. so we remember hillary clinton going on the breakfast club in 2016 and you know, using a famous line from lemonade fr

harris in the primary. there were other clips obviously about her past border policies. the "new york post" putting on its front cover, kamal flip-flopping on numerous distances and former president trump taking to truth social. truth social saying kamala harris has flip flopped on virtually every policy she has supported and lived by for her entire career from border to tips and the fake news media is reporting it. she sounds more like trump than trump, copying almost everything, she is can conning the american public. flip back again there will be no flipping the former president is doing interview on x tonight and there will be no holds barred according to musk. let's bring in our panel kimberley strassel member of the editorial board at the "wall street journal." hugh houthi and "the five" co-host jessica tarlov. hugh, let me start with you. what about this flip-flopping attack? obviously we played many iterations on many topics and there really hasn't been the opportunity to have a sitdown formal interview with kamala harris or a press conference for that matter. >> 22 days and counting. i think she has read harry pot

kama! >> everybody over here say la! >> la! >> kamala! kamala! >> for president! [ applause ] >> so these are kamala harriskamala harris' name has been mispronounced consistently. some people say that's confusion. some people say that it's something more sinister. >> which brings us to a couple things. the nature of her presidency has not been something she has leaned into heavily on the campaign trail. they believe her role, her presence speaks for itself. the first, of course, black woman president. the first south asian president. you talk about young voters. she is somebody who tends to go viral online. >> hi. i'm nina. >> i'm ella. >> i grew up in oakland, california. [ applause ] >> in a house full of extraordinary women. my mom, my grandma and my auntie, who showed me the meaning of service, helping her sister, a 17-year-old single mom fighting for justice for the american people and still cooking sunday family dinner. she guided me. now she's guided my own children. and i know she will guide our country forward. >> kamala came into my life when i was 14. famously, a very easy time for a teenager. l

kama. >> everybody overhears say la. >> together. >> [chanting "kamala"] >> for president. [cheers and applause] >> please welcome nina harrisnina. >> i am ella. >> i am helena. >> i grew up in oakland, california in a house full of extraordinary women. my mom, my grandma, and my auntie who showed me the meaning of service. helping her sister, a 17-year-old single mom fighting for justice for the american people and still cooking sunday family dinner. she guided me. now she is guiding my own children, and i know she will guide our own country forward. >> kamala came into my house and my life and i was 14. like a lot of young people i did not always understand what i was feeling, but no matter what kamala was there for me. she was patient, caring, and always took me seriously. she has never stopped listening to me, and she will never stop listening to all of us. [cheers and applause] >> kamala harris is my godmother . to me, her advice means everything. whether it is pursuing my passion, making an impact, or finding hope in the world does not feel so hopeful. she taught me that making a difference means giving your whole hear

harris tried to ban plastic straws and tried to call her a d.e.i. hire. trumped called her laughing kamala, then lying kamala, then, kama-blah.ns call her the boarder czar, even though she wasn't and that wasn't a thing. trump said he might bomb mexico. j.d. vance became the first v.p. in decades to have a net negative favorability rating after he called democrats childless cat ladies, got slammed by jennifer aniston and was accused of [ bleep ] a couch, which he did not do. [ laughter ] apparently, it was just hand stuff. vance said democrats would call him racist for drinking diet mountain dew. vance wrote the forward to a book by the project 2025 guy while claiming he had nothing to do with project 2025. tim walz called republicans weird and said it's brat summer. trump responded by calling hannibal lecter a lovely man. [ laughter ] ted cruz said kamala can't have his cheeseburgers. trump told christians they won't have to vote anymore if he wins. wally, how many more cards are there? >> we're still in july. >> seth: [ bleep ] me. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] 190,000 people joined the "white dudes for kamala" onlin

kama. now say la la. together. for president. >> please welcome nina harris, elma, and helen hudlin.elena. >> i grew up in oakland, california. in a house full of extraordinary women. my mom, my grandma, and my auntie who showed me the meaning of service. helping her sister, a 17-year- old single mom fighting for justice for the american people. and still cooking sunday family dinner. she guided me, now she's guiding my own children and i know she will guide our country forward.>> kamala came into my life when i was 14, no matter what, she was there for me. she was patient, caring, and always took me seriously. she has never stopped listening to me and she's not going to stop listening to all of us.>> kamala harris is my godmother. to me, her advice means everything. whether it is pursuing my passions, making an impact or finding hope when the world doesn't feel so hopeful. she taught me that making a difference means giving her whole heart and taking action.>> she's fighting for economic opportunity, lgbtq+ equality, and reproductive freedom because we are not going back.>> she's fi

kama. >> everybody overhears say la. >> together. >> [chanting "kamala"] >> for president. [cheers and applause] >> please welcome nina harris mom, my grandma, and my auntie who showed me the meaning of service. helping her sister, a 17-year-old single mom fighting for justice for the american people and still cooking sunday family dinner. she guided me. now she is guiding my own children, and i know she will guide our own country forward. >> kamala came into my house and my life and i was 14. like a lot of young people i did not always understand what i was feeling, but no matter what kamala was there for me. she was patient, caring, and always took me seriously. she has never stopped listening to me, and she will never stop listening to all of us. [cheers and applause] >> kamala harris is my godmother . to me, her advice means everything. whether it is pursuing my passion, making an impact, or finding hope in the world does not feel so hopeful. she taught me that making a difference means giving your whole heart and taking action. she is fighting for economic opportunity, lgbtq+ equality, and reproductive freedom, because