. >> jesse: that was sean astin who played rudy in the movie rudy and before that was littlejohn whot little but little and how have you absorbed this convention? can a lot different than last night looking at the energy. >> the energy is up and i think the program move a lot more swiftly than last night which was kind of a fiasco and they got too far behind it cannot recover and do not want to eliminate antiabortion speakers to make room for the president so. >> jesse: do you think they did that to joe biden on purpose? they think it was a conspiracy to screw him. >> i don't think so look remember this about joe biden he was around the bend and he had to go you wished him well or evil, you need to go and he had to go for a great many democrats, most democrats, this is the man who kept donald trump from second term so far and they will never forget that and i've known them for a long time never been a big fan necessarily but we are friendly and he's a really good-natured guy and a lot of personal affection for him and that persists so think they were dying to give them a big show but

georgia, can we just say georgia during their rollcall, they brought out littlejohn, but littlejohn waspprentice. donald trump had to have been sick, okay? sickening, there are layers to this. rollcall was fun, the convention seemed fun. i thought it was brilliant. >> it was more than brilliantly done, as someone who has had a hand in sort of planning for an event like this, let me tell you, that was so outside the box , we ain't going back. i mean, talk about going forward, i don't know what republicans are going to do in four years, hopefully they will be doing it without trump, but whatever it is, the democrats have set a new standard of how we engage the public, because the beauty of what you saw there was, instead of just kind of yawning your way through, getting up and going to the bathroom, people stayed glued, because they know, okay, what is the next song that will come up for kansas, what will be their song for montana? what is their song? that sense of energy was palpable and it was infectious, and, you know, just a lot of the stuff that, just the muck and grime of eight year

darryl littlejohn, you add definitely think has proven that he deserves a spot when you see them deep in the red zone there and they need a score, the raiders do and you come up with the interception like he did just then. i mean, how could you not congratulate him? how can you not give them a spot on the roster? because that was a dire moment for the niners. seem like they just could not stop the raiders. they were just about to score and it was looted during the came up with a huge, huge interception to keep the raiders from taking the lead. now, eventually, of course, they did tie the game with a field goat on a different drive. jeff definitely proved himself. and i do also think that. >> jacob cowing put in a good bit for him, said only had 3 receptions, 39 yards, but he also had a touchdown. like i say it is not necessarily about how big the plays are has been a quality. the plays are. and i think all of those guys definitely prove that they could give the niners some quality minutes, especially why guys like ricky pearsall, the wide receiver who was the first pick in the draft t

littlejohn. that spike lee right there. oh, babies even there with their headphones on as this roll call is underway, you can see the crowd is energized, each state being introduced with a different song and bringing their own special guest to announce their support to harris. they're going in alphabetical, alphabetical order. california will be at the end, though. vp harris governor walz vp harris governor walz. that was just about 30 minutes ago. one of the standout moments of the roll call so far. hip hop artist and producer lil jon. he performed his songs get low and turn down for what? during georgia's roll call. lil jon is from atlanta. the crowd is energized. joining us now is our political analyst, larry gerston. a big night shaping up. the obamas speaking later tonight, but i want to touch up on last night. there were three women who spoke about their experiences with state abortion policies and how life threatening they could be. is that the key difference between the harris-walz campaign and the trump campaign? t

who is littlejohn? he's, is it robin hood? i'll be back to robin hood. no, no robin hood.could understand it better then if only we could have more characters from our past in these conventions. so it's not little john it's liljon. it's liljon. liljon with a lil. who is he? he's a pop star. he's well known for this song, actually, which you're going to hear in this clip. ladies and gentlemen, we are officially— ladies and gentlemen, we are officially here _ ladies and gentlemen, we are officially here tonight - ladies and gentlemen, we are officially here tonight to - ladies and gentlemen, we are - officially here tonight to nominate kamala _ officially here tonight to nominate kamala harris _ officially here tonight to nominate kamala harris for _ officially here tonight to nominate kamala harris for president. - do you know that one, paddy? no, it's not on my... for me, this makes the point very well, because, i mean, tim walsh well, because, i mean, tim walz speaks human and glitz and glamour is very important at the conventions. they do it really, really well. and of c

ceremonially received the party nomination for president, but not before delegates got low with rapper littlejohntch this. >> yeah, ladies and gentlemen, we are here today to officially nominate kamala harris for president. ♪ ♪ >> but harris was not there for that party but at the pfizer form where they held their convention last month but the obama's were here in chicago speaking as if the biden-harris administration hasn't been in control for nearly four years. >> we do not need four more years of bluster and bumbling and chaos. we have seen that movie before, and we know that the sequel is usually worse. americas ready for a new cha chapter. >> we love a familiar feeling that has been buried too deep for far too long. hope is making a comeback! speak with the crowd chanting back "do something." and the trump aware of the party in charge of the country for the last three and half years question speaking former former president trump... >> one compare trump to the neighbor who keeps running his leaf blower outside of your window every minute of every day. from a neighbor, that is exhausting. , p

i don't think any state had more fun than georgia did with littlejohn, but i don't know. i feel like that's a subjective take. >> we got to see van winkler, who is a frequent guest on all of our shows, the most serious guy in wisconsin, the guy who runs the democratic party in wisconsin and he at the cheese hat on. i mean we know you're from wisconsin, you don't have to put the cheese hat on but everyone except the governor but boy, this was you know, as flawlessly organized as you can imagine but just to step back a little bit, if you go back a couple months ago to the people even before the debate who were urging joe biden to step out of the race and have this an open convention, you would not have a nominee. you would not have a nominee as of now if any of that advice was followed, and it was not just not followed by joe biden and kamala harris, who really did everything they could to shut out any kind of competition here, but the reasonable democrats whose names were being thrown around were never asked by the way, would you like to compete at a convention for this no

i liked littlejohn. like the wrapping because i went to his rap concert and at one thought i was an undercover cop while i was there. and i was like no, i'm not a cop, like i have drugs and it turned out the guy was a cop. [ laughter ] >> tyrus, there was a lot of joy this week at the convention, right? >> i will stick to the parts that i liked. i think we have to give johnny, he was in the trenches, man. he was asking questions and he got the lead going about the beyoncÉ thing where everyone was running around looking for beyoncÉ. >> did he start that? >> no the people he was interviewing said she was here. we can't talk right now! so i think that was probably the thing is that there are still people in the audience going man, beyoncÉ is so -- but you wait for greatness. that and again, you have to talk about the police force, the chicago police force. they did an amazing job keeping people safe whose whole agenda is to take their jobs and dignity away. and that's as a lot because it is amazing when you

>> it we were all losing our minds when littlejohn came out. >> supplies? did you think that he would be here if joe biden except for the nomination? >> i think we would have rallied around president biden but that is a natural enthusiasm because his new life in the party. >> thank you very much for your time. as you can see the whole state-by-state, turning off the lights will deliver harder to tell. but it is a law of feeling the pain of this instead of policy. a few minutes ago we got some tape that we will play at some point if you watch our continuing coverage of gavin newsom in the little tunnel. i've asked him, why don't we hear more about this evolution that a vice president harris has had on the issues? he laughed and said, what do you think we're going to talk about that as a convention? but he said they will be time for her to map all that old. it is not to seem like it'll be be by friday when the convention and. >> bret: peter, check back window with you on the floor. >> martha: let's bring in kelly and conway as we get ready, one of the negativ

- person meeting and zoom, you can get the gist of it on the zoom, but when you are there, when littlejohn comes down after the rollcall singing state specific songs, there is a difference between being in the party and hearing about the party and it was just the sense of exhilaration and optimism and excitement, unlike anything i have seen. >> although zoom is working pretty well for kamala harris, they are raising a lot of money. >> notice respect to a lot a good zoom. >> i hope you get a little rest this weekend, we will see you monday. >> have a great show. >>> not a lot of rest coming up, because there are 74 days until election day and 50 days until will cast their ballots, before donald trump is set to be sentenced for his criminal hush money conviction on october 18th. vice president harris is making history today, but so is trump, for being the first criminal awaiting sentencing to run for president. we are going to have some defendant trump sentencing news in just a moment. today, just one day after vice president, kamala harris formally accepted the democratic presidential nomin

everyone probably respected their states and, you know, i was sort of jealous of illinois when littlejohnich is why i grabbed spike lee and said you know work, we need you over here and he grabbed gladly joined us during the rollcall. >> you are feeling a little competitive. new york had to bring some fun. i saw that happen. >> we did. >> i mean the contrast is so stark and project 2025 is a good reminder. eventually done a studying of it. it's important to know what's in there. there is a darkness coming, of course from the other side. we are already seeing him dabbling in gross races, misogynistic attacks against vice president harris. i suspect that's going to become worse over the next couple of months. she seems ready for but you are also incredibly accomplished black woman who has had to deal with these kind of gross attacks from trump. is there anything you learned about dealing with that sort of thing that you hope people use over the next couple of months? >> yeah, i've been the subject of his attacks, but at the end of the day, the reality is that being the first in anything is

you can get the gist in the zoom , but when you're in that room and when littlejohn comes down the stairs during a roll call vote while dj cassidy is spinning state specific songs, i mean, there is a difference between being in the party in hearing about the party, and it was a sense of exhilaration and optimism and excitement that was unlike anything i have seen. >> although the sims are working pretty well for kamala harris. they are raising a lot of money. >> no disrespect to a good zoom. >> thank you for your work on this weekend i hope you get a little rest this weekend. see you on monday. >>> there are 74 days until election day and 15 days until voting begins which means some voters are going to cast their ballots before donald trump is scheduled to be sentenced for his criminal hush money conviction on september 18. vice president harris is making history today, but so is trump for being the first criminal awaiting sentencing to run for president. we are going to have some defendant trump sentencing news in just a moment, but today, just one day after vice president kamala harris

memorable moments included the first delegate rollcall to feature littlejohn. gus waltz beautiful shout out that's my dad to his father. beautiful and powerful rhetoric from both obama's, and vice president kamala harris's historic acceptance of the democratic presidential nomination. the convention was a hit with viewers at home, as well. according to nielsen ratings the dnc was viewed by over 20 million people each night, with over 26 million on the last night alone, edging out the republican party's conventions final night last month by 820,000 viewers. the energy and enthusiasm certainly got to the twice impeach four time indicted, convicted of 34 felonies, found liable for defamation and sexual abuse ex-president, who obsesses about ratings and crowd size. trump cannot help but rage post on truth social 59 times during kamala harris in acceptance speech. and there was a very tangible consequence of this democratic national convention. act blue reports almost $101 million was raised across its fundraising platform for democratic candidates and organizations

jonathan: something about kid rock versus littlejohn. you're knocking to see that anywhere else.isa: that we have this sort of comparison of celebrity music stars at all these events. jonathan: i really don't like it either. thanks for the update, we catch up later this morning. terry haines has the following to say, trumpets trying to move issues and get more disciplined this week. trump is still not coordinated and focused. he is still speaking to the already converted when they should be trying to broaden his appeal. terry joins us for more. i think were all focused on september 10 on the calendar. the face-off between the candidates. what is that debate to be like from your perspective. >> i think what you will see is a battle of message focus. trump will be counseled again and again to focus the message on harris's record, the biden harris administration's record and frankly i think you will see and hear a lot about what's going on in san francisco and other cities, you will also hear about tim walz and minnesota and minneapolis and 2020. they will make an economic pitch. ha

i mean, it was pretty remarkable to see we were on the floor during that time and littlejohn came outwere a number of star studded appearances, and we expect more of the same tonight and tomorrow. yeah this just highlights how close this race will be. >> i mean, both of these campaigns are are neck and neck on each other and how they're holding their rallies right now, competing really tightly in this race. greg lee reporting for us live in chicago. we'll check in with you a little later on today. we appreciate your time. well, there's still a tough home market for home buyers in the bay area, but in some cities it may be getting a little easier to buy a home. the median sales price actually dropped in some bay area counties compared to this time last year. and ktvu ali rasmus joins us live with a look at this trend. ali. >> well, andre the bay area continues to be a hot seller's market. it traditionally almost always has been in recent years. but there are some signs that maybe things like high interest rates, low supply and the ability to get insurance on a new property may be havin

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. >> tim walz is the littlejohn of minnesota. >> i will say two things, one, i didn't know if it wass on the floor and covering them, you can hand out all of the signs you want, you cannot getting people screaming and waving them. they handed out signs, walz giving this organic energy. it is a decision that kamala harris made. she was going to make it with the information she had to establish the campaign and outreach she wanted to. >> it is midwesterners, right? public school teachers, when he said, never underestimate a public school teacher. every single time he delivers el that line, the place goes nuts. all of us who are shaped by public schools and are fans of them -- it is a really, it is like nurses, firefighters, ir football coaches, it is a thing that everybody can relate to across every demographic. >> he is not just a teacher, a he was that teacher that changed kids lives. >> want to say one other thing, another part is, the guy on the other ticket went on this rocketship of success, he is 39 years old, run one race in his life and didn't write anything besides his ventur