. >>> this is the story of kevin and mollj johnson, a family owned business in lake county ohio. we have 10 to 12 employees on a given day, when covid-19 hit it was a lot of confusion. >> i remember being scared and uncertain. >> we shut down last week because we ran out of work and we had enough to come in for another week. if we do not get additional orders we are going to have to look at another shut down. >> you cannot make a big purchase. you cannot plan for the future. we do not know if we could cover payroll. >> you are forgotten. the president is always bragging about the stock market. it leaves a lot of small manufacturing companies behind. >> it seems like we get one step forward and two steps back. >> this is the story of jenny green who just started a clothing store and coronavirus hit. >> i worked really hard to save money to open this store. the amount we were cutting since december 14th and then it was scary. no one was buying anything. my employees are gone. i reached out to my bank but they stated that they had no more money. it had gone to a lot of the bigger bu

to put you over the edge with the swing voter, with the kinds of, you know, married moms in lake county, ohio and erie, p.a. the kind of voters that historically have chosen between the two candidates. sometimes they're registered democrats, sometimes registered republicans but they act like swing voters. and there just wasn't much for them. if you were still speaking to people who were moved by the mcclosekys, you were bleeped with your base, because they may --painting a picture of scary america, people are going to say if america is scary, donald trump is running america. >> what was striking to me is that the overt promises like wow, the democrats were so sour and we are going to have a much happier thing. and then you hit rally had right at the beginning, matt gaetz saying the police aren't coming when you call, anarchy and chaos in our streets. it's a horror film. it wasn't like they buried that and put that later on for people who might have been drinking and staying up needing a little stimulus. they put that right up front, which is like here is literally the horror movie. >> here's

this is the story of kevin and mollie johnson, a family-owned business in lake county, ohio.: we have 10 to 12 employees on a given day. when covid-19 hit it was a lot of confusion. >> i remember being scared and uncertain. kevin: we shut down last week because we ran out of work and we had enough to come in for another week. if we do not get additional orders we will have to look at another shut down. >> you cannot plan for the future. >> when this is not going well, it is scary. >> you are kind of forgotten. the president always bragging about the stock market leaves a lot of small manufacturing companies behind. >> we could use a little help and it seems like we get one step forward and two steps back. of a womanthe story who just started a clothing store and then cobit head. -- covid hit. a love of minen since i was a kid. i worked hard to save money to open the store. i did my ribbon-cutting december 14 and it is booming and then, there is covid. it was scary. no one was buying anything, my employees were gone. i reached out to my bank who stated that they had no more mo

family owned business in lake county, ohio. >> we have ten to 12 employees. on a given day.k. and we had enough to come in for another week. if we don't get additional orders we'll have to look at another shut down. >> you can't make a big equipment. >> we can't cover payroll. >> it's scary. >> you're forgotten. the president bragging ability the stock market and it leaves small manufacturing companies behind. >> we could use help. we get a step forward and two steps back. >> this is the story of green. who just started a clothing store and covid-19 hit. >> fashion has been a love of mine for since i was a kid. i worked hard to save money and open this store. did my ribbon cutting december 14 of 2019. and it was booming. and bam. here's covid-19. it was scary. no one was buying anything. my employees are gone. i reached out to my bank. they stated they had no more money. it's gone to a lot of the bigger businesses. the million dollar businesses who get the bail out. and a small business like myself is just left to struggle. being an african-american female, business owner. u

. >> this is the story of kevin and molly johnson, family-owned business in lake county, ohio. >> weion. >> i remember being scared and being uncertain. >> we shut down last week because we ran out of work and we had enough to come in for another week. if we don't get additional orders again, we're going to have to look at another shutdown. >> we don't even know if we can cover payroll. when this isn't going well, it's scarey. >> you are kind of forgotten. the president is always bragging about the stock market, and it leaves a lot of small manufacturing companies behind. >> we could use a lot of help right now. it just seems like we get one step forward and then two steps back. >> this is the story of green, who just started a clothing store and then covid hit. >> fashion has been a love of mine for, oh, since i was a kid. i worked really hard to save money to open this store. did my ribbon cutting december 19th of 2019. and then, bam, here's covid. my employees they're gone. i reached out to my bank, but they stated that they had no more money . it's gone to the bigger business who

by this week, you're talking to largely married suburban women in lake county, ohio and wisconsin andpeople who have been given pause over the last few years. of good people on both sides of a kkk rally and for them to see joe biden not just in command and control but delivering arguably one of the best speeches of the week, his cucumber, pickle, camera, woman are just not going to land. >> the topollsters have a word r what you're describing is sal ye salience. people talk about attacks that cut. for an attack to cut, it's got to find some purchase. it's got to plan something that people think is true. it's got to amplify something people see. one of them will continue to be, i think they recognize this is not the way to win but it's the way to lay a trap down the line. we saw joe biden last night flawless president notary public ma -- not make a mistake. not miss his line. they will not saying that he is slipping in terms of mental acuity because like the attacks on a hillary clinton in 2016 where the russians kept saying she is sick. she's got ms. they said all that stuff and she c

. ♪ kevins is the story of and molly johnson's family owned business in lake county, ohio.covid-19 hit, it was a lot of confusion. molly: i remember being scared and uncertain. kevin: we shut down last week because we ran out of work. and if we did not get additional orders and we would have to look at another shutdown. >> you can't make a big purchase, you can't plan for the future. >> we don't even know if we can cover payroll. it's scary. >> you are kind of forgotten. the president is always bragging about the stock market and leaves a lot of small manufacturing companies behind. molly: it seems like we get one step forward and two steps back. -- who is the story of just started a clothing store, then covid hit. fashion was a love of mine since i was a kid. i worked really hard to save money to open the store. 9, andbooming december then boom. it was scary. my employees are gone. i reached out to my bank, but they stated that they had no it's gone to the bigger businesses, the million-dollar businesses who get the bailout. small businesses like myself are left to struggl

be the messages designed to pull over maybe those republican or independent-leaning women in lake county, ohio, in erie, parks, in eau claire, wisconsin, women that may have -- women and men who may have sort of voted for the mystery basket, not that trump was a mystery in my view, but thought, let's roll the dice. and by saying that he's not just not decent, he's not just uncaring, he's weak. let me show you colin powell and the other national security figures that made that argument last night. >> with joe biden in the white house, you will never doubt that he will stand with our friends and stand up to our adversaries, never the other way around. he will trust our diplomats and our intelligence community, not the flattery of dictators and despots. >> our troops can't get out of harm's way by hiding in the white house bunker. they need a president who will stand up for them and president biden will. >> he's trampled the rule of law, trying to weaponize our justice department, to attack his enemies and protect his friends. put simply, he treats our country like it's his family business. this