sports festival for sure. it turns out, and it started today with the women's race, the so-called lady runarticular race began at 9:00 in the morning, our girls received maximum positive emotions from it, but, of course, there was a winner, this is a breshchanka, the beautiful ekaterina rusak. i’ll ask the directors to put on a fragment of an interview with the champion. the athlete will have three tests for the participants in the competition; first they need to swim their distance, then cycle the second part and then run. all this is non-stop. depending on the category of the race, each has its own distance length, but most importantly, the cycling part of the competition takes place in the center of minsk, which is invaluable from the point of view of the surroundings. definitely, all the guests of our triathlon admit that the cycling distance is the best that can be in europe. we see all the beauty of our capital, two avenues, all historical places, all sports facilities, our cyclists pass everything, so this that's the maximum tourist component. of course, children's races took place

you can tell from some of the trump—vance rhetoric i that's already out there on childless cat ladies runningy run in this country via the democrats, be it via our corporate oligarchs, by a bunch of childless cat ladies who are miserable... ijust find that comment completely unacceptable. i don't recall ever before — certainly at the national level — where we've had these kind of demeaning, disparaging, bullying kinds of comments. i mean, it'sjust outrageous. the biggest weakness that . vice president kamala harris will have in this race - is that she is a black woman. in america, — we have a racism problem, we have a sexism problem, we have a problem with seeing i women at the thrones of power. that is not something that is new to us- but, unfortunately, it's- something that many people across this country i have not gotten over. it is a myth to say that african—americans don't want law enforcement. we do. we want our grandmothers to be able to walk to church and be safe. we want our babies... in her 20s, kamala harris became a lawyer. she rose quickly — prosecutor, district attorney, califo

you can tell from some - of the trump—vance rhetoric that's already out there on childless cat ladies running tough. we're effectively run in this country via the democrats, be it via our corporate oligarchs, by a bunch of childless cat ladies who are miserable... ijust find that comment completely unacceptable. i don't recall ever before, certainly at the national level, where we've had these kind of demeaning, disparaging, bullying kinds of comments. i mean, it'sjust outrageous. the biggest weakness that . vice president kamala harris will have in this race - is that she is a black woman. in america, we have a racism problem. . we have a sexism problem. we have a problem with seeing women at the thrones of power. _ that is not something that is new to us, but unfortunately, _ it's something that many people across this country _ have not gotten over. it is a myth to say that african—americans don't want law enforcement. we do. we want our grandmothers to be able to walk to church and be safe. we want our babies... in her 20s, kamala harris became a lawyer. she rose quickly — prosecutor, dis

can tell from some of the trump—vance rhetoric i that's already out there - on childless cat ladies runnings country via the democrats, be it via our corporate oligarchs, by a bunch of childless cat ladies who are miserable... ijust find that comment completely unacceptable. want law enforcement. we do. we want our grandmothers to be able to walk to church and be safe. we want our babies... in her 20s, kamala harris became a lawyer. she rose quickly — prosecutor, district attorney, california attorney general. she was a prosecutor, so she put people in prison. i was in need of somebody to head up our family- and children's services - division and so, i approached kamala as to whether or not she might be available. - i found kamala very easy to work with. i you had violent cases - where a prosecutor had to be tough, and she could do that, and she did do that. - i have... i will never make an excuse for saying this and — or apology for saying this. one human being kills another human being? a woman is raped? a child is molested? there needs to be serious consequence and accountability. applau

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the lady who runs an orphanage counts the votes and that's that! the democrats changed things up a bit. >> georgia, how do you cast you vote? ♪ ♪ >> yeah! ♪ ♪ ladies and gentlemen, we are here tonight to officially nominate kamala harris for president! ♪ ♪ another round of shots! get loud! dnc, turn out for what! ♪ ♪ >> jordan: wow! whoa! woo-hoo! i didn't know politics was so lit! i'm going to start voting! i just know that when lil jon wrote this song, he was thinking to himself, "this will absolutely rip at the 2024 democratic national convention." i'd love to hear someone explaining to the older white delegates who lil jon is. "he's a rapper, mom. you know, that musical genre invented by lin-manuel miranda." they actually had a dj spinning songs from each state as they came up. he played motown philly for pennsylvania, a chappell roan song for her home state of missouri. [cheers and applause] iowa probably had "happy birthday" or some shit. not a big music state. personally, i can't wait to see my home state of michigan show up. ["lose yourself"

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with fox and she was asked about the cause i mentioned her husband is made about childless cat ladies running the democratic party and all that. here's part of what she had to say he made a quip in service of making a point that he wanted to make that was substantive and it had actual meaning i just wish sometimes that people would talk about those things and that we would spend a lot less time just sort of going through this three-word. >> phrase or that three-word phrase because what he was really saying is that it can be really hard to be a parent in this country and sometimes our policies are designed in a way that make it even harder. >> what do you think? >> i think she's a great humanizing voice for senator vance. she talked about the fact that they worked on the convention speech together, and she would say, oh, include this personal story. i think all of us can speak that when we're in politics, sometimes having a partner or a spouse who's a good sounding board for your thoughts and how you want to convey herself is so important. she did a great job i think the biggest mistake right

. >> childless cat lady i am running the whole country. w miaow. >> miaow miaow. >> watch out jd childless cat lady. >> we are running the whole country . country. >> childless cat lady, you better watch your back jd no, thatis better watch your back jd no, that is slightly terrifying. >> it's quite catchy though. that could have been. it's very catchy. >> i have i have to ask. i have to ask you though, what was your what were you searching for on the internet, when to come up with that video? it's got all sorts of questions , but it's it sorts of questions, but it's it is catchy and well done. them and it's kamala, by the way. kamala harris. everybody gets kamala. no it's kamala. and she spent an absolute fortune in 2016, including getting lots of high school kids out to tell everybody how to pronounce her name. it's obviously completely wasted money, but it's kamala, as in the punctuation as in stop joe biden 2020 foul. >> that's exactly . >> that's exactly. >> that's exactly. >> yeah. she really changes her accent to appeal to whoever sh

well, that’s a different matter, vorobeykin, come on , the lady is running here, i’m a little sparrowr film in our opinion, i’m a producer, you’re an actress, can i also be a producer, no, no, no, no, you can’t, but look at my grayling, you have a brain like a titmouse, a head, and producers have a head like that like this, reinforced concrete, understand? girls, girls, don’t give us your phone numbers, the boys will appreciate it, bitches, hurry up, borya, hello, hello, as usual, two vodkas for 200, you’re wrong, we’re here for the first time. it seems to me that we are the second in this shithole, who are we like, movies and mute, so, don’t freak out, put the vodka, closed your mouth and fucked off, quickly, yes, i understood, i understood, the clients with their cucumbers, that’s it, come on, come on, come on, come on, now it’ll feel better, lord, i think i’m going to die. and i’m just now starting to live, she, i’m not sure, but well, you can’t see your face, but it looks like you’re a little bitch, look, learn, so you need to face the dangers. hello, girl, hello, you don’t want t

. >> yeah i saw that lady running and reading, so there's probably not a lot of time to chat that waszy. >> how did i don't know how they i've seen people do that on the on the treadmill and i still don't get it. i can't yeah. >> yeah. well we'll see, we'll see. all right. good morning everyone. i have some better news about the commute this morning on the richmond bridge. it looks pretty good. that commute has ended. and there was a little slowing on the other side of the bridge. but even that is getting better if you, you know, people who have waited till until this time, i think have had a better commute. same with the bay bridge. it's improved quite a bit. there's a little bit of slowing on the actual span. and then we have highway four still slow and so is part of 680 and 80 and 880 as well. so these these commutes are beginning to get better. some of the crashes we had are gone. there's one that i'm keeping my eye on westbound 92 at foster city boulevard. just as you get off the san mateo bridge. everything had been going so well, but now the traffic is backing up onto the bridg

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what about this lady running for president. she cannot even do the vice president job. and now they want to run office to do the president's job that she's not qualified for? i think the country has got a lot of angst misconstrued because they are not getting no information. i'm the type of person who will research this myself. i don't believe anything i see because not everybody gives the whole truth. it is one-sided. and i think the whole nation should be aware of that because of the simple fact, i watch you on tv every morning -- host: i'm not on every morning. gary, pennsylvania, democrat. caller: i would like to talk about that guy from the heritage foundation. he was completely wrong. i read the articles and the paperwork on project 2025. now, the social security, i don't care what he says or does. that being said, the lapdog for the heritage foundation, which was funded by the cook others -- coke brothers -- koch brothers. and if anyone thinks that they are working for working-class people, you better think again. host: bertha, georgia, independent. caller: good m

and so that's why i'm not the first lady are running for president. but i think what i would say to those americans that have question marks about kamala harris or maybe didn't know how to say their name, her name, like, let's let's start a conversation and talk about why rather than just siding with the worst of the otherism that donald trump presented. that was not unintentional. that was strategic choice. he made just as much as he was in the room talking to black folks today. he was also talking to his base and saying, like come on team, let's rally and white supporters that he can show up and stand in the room with all of the black journalists. he's doing a tough guy. i got great. >> i just don't think that's accurate. i harkin back here today that look i'll just say this. i went in there making up lies about this. i didn't use the birther-in-chief. >> i think that's drug. made. you want to make i looked at it as i remember when i was a very young lad and we had george hw bush there with bill clinton during that debate where the woman asked him a

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kamala's on a role ♪ looking like a snack and taking down the trump patrol ♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ >> cat lady, i am runnings is home made stuff what we used to call goes roots, but harris' team has leaned into it engaging the dialogue with what people are creating and fueling record breaking fund-raising to ignore more traditional methods of campaigning. that's a tactic vote campaigns can use, and the calls for harris to do more interviews faster. she hasn't done one in her first three weeks as a nominee, but she's done more because of this and they're pushing her to criticize her, reporters have good faith reasons to call for those interviews and too early to tell if the voters care about those, and the data shows more candidates have been stepping back from those older norms. take this from the '70s when most top candidates did regular journalistic interviews. >> now back to "meet the press" and an unrehearsed press conference. >> resuming our interview on "meet the press," our guest from boston is edward m. kennedy, democrat and josiah stalling, republican. >> that was then and that's what the candidate

ladies. >> well, we're running out of time, and it is about a time to start focusing on some of these realome of the american government after the election. is, are the republicans or the democrats going to control the white house, the senate and the house of representatives, or will there be divided government? i think i said on this program several weeks ago when it looked like trump had the big momentum that democrats would start saying vote for us for congress so that we have divided government as a break on donald trump. now the shoe is on the other foot, and it's about time for some republicans to start addressing the reality of what would happen if the democrats controlled the government. and the restructure thing of the supreme court is -- restructuring of the supreme court is at the top of their list. paul: kyle, the next president quite apart from this reform issue could get some supreme court apoarnses. claiferls thomas is 76, sonia sotomayor 70. so that precedent -- president could get 1-3 appointments. pleasure. >> exactly. and to my mind, that would be a much better pitch the

lady michelle obama. we'll see you right here. >>> meantime, former president trump and his running mate senator j.d. vance counterprogramming the democrats' convention in battleground states. trump in michigan today, focusing on crime, making an appeal to suburban women in america. here's abc's rachel scott tonight. >> reporter: donald trump in battleground michigan today, hoping to steal some of the thunder from his rival's convention. the former president's focus today -- crime. >> you can't walk across the street to get a loaf of bread. you get shot. you get mugged, you get raped, you get -- whatever it may be. and you've seen it, and i've seen it, and it's time for a change. >> reporter: but recent statistics show violent crime falling in nearly 70 major cities across the country, including a 17% decrease in homicides compared to the same period around last year. president biden hammering the point on the convention stage. >> the murder rate is falling faster than any time in history. violent crime has dropped to the lowest level in more than 50 years. and crime will keep coming down, when we pu

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vance talked about childless women the cat ladies and we asked her what he meant by that listen. >> in 2021 j.d. said we are effectively runa bunch of childless cat ladies. when it became controversy what is your reaction. the reality is j.d. made a quip. he made service he wanted to make that was substantive. i wish sometimes people would talk about those things. and that we would spend a lot less time just sort of going through this three-word phrase. or that three-word phrase. what he was saying it can be really hard to be a parent in this country. sometimes our policies are designed in a way that make it even harder. and we should be asking ourselves why is that true? what is it about our leadership and what is it think about the world that makes it hard to the parents. >> ainsley: what do you say to the women offended or hurt by that. >> j.d. absolutely at the time and today would never ever ever want to say something to hurt someone who was trying to have a family who really, you know, struggling with that and i also understand there are a lot of other reasons why people may choose not to have families. many of those

>> it's like kamala harris is running for first lady that she doesn't have to do interviews but not sure that will work but we will see what the american people are willing to let her get away with. >> laura: and national dance party into decline. great to see you always raymond. make sure to follow me on social media and don't forget to tune in sunday at 7:00 pm for a special ingram angle in the next day we will be live from chicago at the dnc and jesse watters prime time will be heading this hard and will take it from here. see you tomorrow night. [ ♪♪ ] >> good evening and welcome to a special addition of jesse water prime time. we begin with something breaking tonight as there is dissension among kamala ranks as biden staffers rebelling against the nominee and all of this as a media insists that she is match for the moment. time magazine out with a new hot take admitting her time as vp was underwhelming but perhaps just never meant to be an understudy "judging for the last few weeks, on party underestimated her and maybe the crowd of the 2020 primary not the right race for harris to

. >> kamala harris, kamala harris she's running for first lady ane doesn't think she has to do waive and give a few speeches off the prompter. we are not sure that will work but we will see if the american people and what they are willing to let her get away with. >> laura : the dance party into decline. raymond, good to see you asra always. that is it for us andolo make sure to follow medo n'social media. tune in sundays 7:00 p.m. eastern for special "the ingraham angle" pier at the next day, yes, i will be live fc chicago at the dnc and that should be fun.ti set your dvr forme >> carley: a fox news alert, former president trump holding a wide ranging interview with elon musk on x laying out his vision for america and calling out kamala harris and democrats from border to the economy to foreign policy and more. all the big moments. >> todd: today is the 23rd day kamala harris has not done an interview. >> carley: and harris flip flops on the border, she is getting called out by a sheriff featured in her own campaign ad. you are watching "fox and friends first" on tuesday morning, i'

can tell _ from some of the trump—vance rhetoric that's already out there on childless cat i ladies runningof comments. i mean, it'sjust outrageous. the biggest weakness that i vice president kamala harris will have in this race - is that she is a black woman. in america, we have a racism problem. i we have a sexism problem. we have a problem with seeing | women at the thrones of power. that is not something that is| new to us, but unfortunately, it's something that many people across this country _ have not gotten over. it is a myth to say that african—americans don�*t want law enforcement. we do. we want our grandmothers to be able to walk to church and be safe. we want our babies... in her 20s, kamala harris became a lawyer. she rose quickly — prosecutor, district attorney, california attorney general. she was a prosecutor, so she put people in prison. i was in need of somebody to head up our family- and children's services - division, and so i approached kamala as to whether or not she might be available. i i found kamala very easy to work with. i you had violent cases where i a prosecu

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. >> kamala harris, kamala harris she's running for first lady ane doesn't think she has to do waive prompter. we are not sure that will work but we will see if the american people and what they are willing to let her get away with. >> laura : the dance party into decline. raymond, good to see you asra always. that is it for us andolo make sure to follow medo n'social media. tune in sundays 7:00 p.m. eastern for special "the ingraham angle" pier at the next day, yes, i will be live fc chicago at the dnc and that should be fun.ti set your dvr forme >> carley: a fox news alert, former president trump holding a wide ranging interview with elon musk on

running made. and who made comments about childless cop ladies and t . oprah winfrey made a couple of jokes about that, but it weren't really joke, so it was sort of very a clear. it was a clear message once again that you know, you have to vote for the candidates who are in favor of the people and not for a small minority of people. okay, thank you for that. the tablet slowly i guess on the final day of the democratic national convention. thank you, sir. are you watching data blue and use lie some balance, not of pakistan with police of charts of mine with cyber terrorism for his alleged rolled and spreading misinformation, which is believed to have triggered the space of riots in the u. k. 400 a. see for the rest is in the city of the whole is accused to be behind a website that falsely tried the attacker who stopped and killed 3 goals. in fact, last month was illegal, mostly in all sources of blame, to fake news for contributing to violence across the u. k. some of which august, with most, most in communities you drive your present. the landscape says these countries force is a continuing that atta

size from donald trump, but even more talk about kamala harris is race and childless cat ladies, from his he's running mate, j.d. vance, just a few of the new and familiar lines of attack. we heard this weekend as donald trump tonight sits down for an interview with elon musk. let's bring in cnn's steve contorno steve, some republicans want to see a more disciplined as you heard from isaac dovere message from trump going after harris but is that what they're getting certainly doesn't seem so far, sara, i think scattershot is probably the best word to describe what we saw from the former president's over the weekend, he made fun of senator jon tester's wait, the democrat in montana, he called tim walz, quote, very freak, which he said harris walz supporters were pink haired marxist looters perverts flag burners, hamas supporters, drug dealers, gun grabbers, and human traffickers and he also continued to be fixated on the crowd size of what vice president harris is getting versus zone. >> in fact, in a series of social media post he he, he shared debunked footage and claims that harris was dr paying her

i ladies with the very started shut classes who were just running around the heads of chickens. i mean, it was literally pissy for watching these 3 ladies. one couldn't hosts or a weapon and properly another ones was more concerned about putting a sunglasses on correctly to look cool. in the behind them was the smoke closer then, you know, taking something away and it was just a few letters to be honest. so you could also sort of questions. but i think the broad question, the bigger question is we haven't lives in these thomas before that some phenomena is entirely new ground as i saw unprecedented. and i think the bigger question is, is this a small taste of things, companies that have typically ice book and we were open, bracing us, of wondering when we're not so confident where we're pretty confident that trump was going to win the will, the country will america i'm tentacles of all the power within it. allow him to win . you know, you're off on november, the 5th. you know, we're going to see thousands of people take to the streets with a $100.00 rifles or was well, but i thin

the audacity when they have a paid file, 1st lady and the entire deep state is run by pet of files. every needs to be speaking about this free speech is under attack, went over the world. why are people's opinions and voice is such a threat? courageously resolved differences freely in the public square. well, of course, we know that dog has actually worked with governments in the west to acquiesce to that demands a yak rest of the dimensions of the e. u to bind oxy folding telegram. if you have a i e, u, base number, you cannot get access to our new services via that app. and it's interesting that now he is in faults in the way, see, could find himself behind the boss, public draw, fulcher on an issue with started, he's here in rush, remind, distraught of how that turned out on what most schools have to say on these latest development she has, this is going back to 2018 where telegram was fund in russia. and that's because it was refusing to handle the information and essentially in breach of russian laws. now that fun was listed when telecom and the russian authorities came to a de

lady michelle obama. in, of course, harris, his running mate, governor tim walz, who will deliver his remarks wednesday. >> and it's not just democrats that are actually speaking at this year's convention will also hear from former illinois republican congressman adam kinzinger. he, of course, broke ranks with his party after january 6, he'll be delivering his remarks on thursday. for now in chicago, raquel martin, back to you guys. hey, rick. al final line-up there. what's the highlight of this evening? >> well, we're still waiting, i guess, for the big highlight, which is going to the president, joe biden. but the crowd is certainly got roundup for different members of congress. congressman robert garcia for got a pretty sound applause. we know mayor of la karen bass is on the stage and people, you know, standing on their feet. all of them saying they're very much excited to be a part of this history making convention. well, they'll be formally nominating the first black woman to ever sit at the top of major party ticket. >> all right. thank you, raquel barnett reporting for us. we'll be checking back i

>> it's like kamala harris is running for first lady that she doesn't have to do interviews but not surel see what the american people are willing to let her get away with. >> laura: and national dance party into decline. great to see you always raymond. make sure to follow me on social media and don't forget to tune in sunday at 7:00 pm for a special ingram angle in the next day we will be live from chicago at the dnc and jesse watters prime time will be heading this hard and will take it from here. see you tomorrow night. [ ♪♪ ]

it's probably what she wanted to say in public for very many years, or held back for being first lady or running's career, and now she can say it and got to that stage of her life where she can say what she wants. >> i will say katty and jonathan and everybody else around the table, i think michelle obama may have reached that age at like 15. . i don't think she's ever gone, oh, should i speak out -- >> in 2008, she was sometimes nervous about the way she was going to be perceived, if she spoke out too forcefully. she couldn't always say exactly what she felt in 2008. and now here she is. >> to your point, i interviewed her when barack obama was running the first time, just coming out on to the national stage and she said, we're not going to change for people. we're not doing that. we're coming in and we're staying who we are. and that, you know, that's going to have to work, and if it doesn't, it doesn't. >> i remember she also said, you've got one shot at us. if you want us, we're here. if you don't want us, we're going home. >> i do think john lemire, like we said last hour, one of the things

i ladies with the very started shut dock losses who were just running around the heads of chickens. i mean, it was literally pissy for watching these 3 ladies, one coming host or weapon properly. another ones was more concerned about 3 of sunglasses incorrectly to look cool. in the behind them was the smart close to them and, you know, taking something away and it was just a few letters to be honest. so you're going to also sort of questions. but i think the broad question, the bigger question is we have lives in these thomas before that from phenomena is entirely new grounds. i just, i'm president of, i think the bigger question is, is this a small taste of things companies and stuff typically ice book, you know, we were open, bracing us of wondering when we're not so confident we're, we're pretty confident that trump was going to win the will the country will america and i'm tentacles of old pal within it allow him to win. you know, you're off on november, the 5th. you know, we're going to see thousands of people take to the streets with the home to the rifles or worse. well, i thi

through in the same way this case, instead of deplorables, it's the childless cat ladies, and granted, that's his runningsaid that, but in an odd way, it's setting up what to me at times looks like 2016 in reverse. >> chuck todd and carlos curbelo, thank you both for being with us this afternoon. really appreciate it. >>> and now to the results of a closely watched primary involving one of the big members of the squad, minnesota congresswoman ilhan omar, managed to fend off a challenger in her race last night, following high profile losses of borman of new york, and cori bush of missouri. ali vitali is covering this. great seeing you. what did omar have to say about her victory? >> reporter: look, jose, this comes after a string of primaries for fellow members of the squad. we saw them in pennsylvania where congresswoman summer lee was able to fend off a primary challenger and of course i also covered them where congressman jamal bowman in new york, and later in missouri, congresswoman cori bush lost their primaries. for ilhan omar, she was the last in the challenges, she won, and she campaigned differen

running quite strongly. it's now dried up, which means the ladies who've been here about 5.5 hours will have to wait for the at the spring we meet this woman, who got here at 5am, but that wasn't early enough to get fresh water. translation: the water shortage situation here is terrible. - we are struggling to get water. sometimes when it rains, a dead dog can be washed into the spring. we have to just take it out as we need the water. even if it's contaminated. and dirty water leads to other consequences. we regularly get sick. even small children, they drink this water and they have upset and painful stomachs. sometimes when you come to the water, you see little worms. but you still have to drink it because there's no way we can survive without it. the village chief tells me that despite promises stretching back five years to fix the problem, nothing has happened. translation: my message to the government is - that they should come here and see how we live. we can't have this beautiful dam built around our village, and yet we're still living in poverty. that's not an opinion you will hear on guided tours

she laughs jd vance: we're effectively run in this countryl by a bunch of - childless cat ladies. andria ocasio-cortez: baby girl. marjorie taylor greene: ., , don't even play! jill biden: joe, you | did such a great job. you answered every question. hulk hogan: let trump-a-mania run wild, brother. _ hello. it isjustin in the worldwide headquarters of americast in london, england. and i'm the only one here. sarah's on holiday. marianne is making another podcast, as she always is. anthony has already done two this week, all available on bbc sounds of course, so i've achieved something of an ambition. i'm now able to sit here and say whatever i like, although i'm doing so in the presence of nick bryant, former bbc washington and new york correspondent, who would be such a great podcaster if he had stayed on to do podcasting. but he's gone off to write important books instead, and he's on the line now. hello, nick. hey, justin, how are you? what do you think of the titles? i love them, and they capture this epic history that's just coming at us thick and fast. i mean, itjust doesn't s

the lady with the face has been running the show.nderstand how the guy with the most powerful job in the world was told by a semi retired host person to get out and he left. and now he is saying that she made me. you could not have made him any weaker and then, a person then they are doing right now and i think this is by design. they are sending joe out there so he can continue to look sloppy, silly. tried to blame everybody else. they will say all of these bad things for the american people. that was joe's fault. he keeps running his mouth they will hit them with that 25 before he goes. that will happen. she is already in ready two. they have played us. we fell for that debate. they are playing us. i think we should all be a little afraid right now. they are playing chess to our checkers and we need to recognize that. >> greg: thank god i do not play chess. >> or checkers. >> greg: do you think that i mean it six months. six months he doesn't have six months. >> i do think that is a mask. i have become that guy. i think that is not