from team usa rugby, olympian ilona maher. an all-new "closer look."ng the 8g band with todd suchermann. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] and now, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." we hope you're doing well. now, if you don't mind, we're going to get to the news. hey, welcome to "late night." how's everybody doing? [ cheers and applause ] as usual, we were on hiatus for the biggest story of the year. that's right. some guys dong was too big for the pole vault. [ laughter ] oh, also joe biden's no longer running for president. and j.d. vance isn't allowed at west elm. [ laughter ] president biden warned in a new interview that people are not taking former president trump's comments seriously that there will be a blood bath if he loses the election and added, quote, you can't love your country only when you win, a lesson australians have learned all too well. [ laughter and applause ] at a fund-raiser over the weekend, former house speaker nancy pelosi compared the 2024 election to the olympics and said, quote, we want d

bill maher called out cnn for how they cover kamala harris convention speech.is the place where both sides can watch. >> i'm talking about the people on cnn, i know what the conservative side of america things i don't blame them, they were gushing about how great a speech it was. i think she did fine i didn't think it was good as they were vacated out to be. it looks like tokenism the same as the view. >> i don't think you can say cnn is anything but fair. everyone was speaking last night it's not like they were all democrats jake tapper, abby philip giving analysis. >> they come across that way in a moment like that it was 5 - 1 always looks like 5 - 1. stuart: we need joe concha and fortunately we have joe concha. anything but fair what do you say to that. >> my new beak aggressively worse, i dedicated an entire chapter to bill maher and i refer as him to one of the few voices of regents left in the democratic party and what are the few voices left on television of who happens to be a democrat. the man is consistent with arguments and principles you can agree

we took maher and delivered them. maher said that because we had a contract with the past 70 years, only us. we are not an authority, just do ours . finally, aftab issued this certificate the letter must go to the ministry of culture and guidance to become the owner of the license, which you say will be done in a week or two . god willing. if this is done, fortunately, during the last two or three days, the minister of agriculture has written this letter , it should be numbered only on saturday to go to the ministry of economy, that is , now the center of the national portal needs the permission of two items. it is with me now, but it has no number , the number will be opened on saturday, god willing, and iftar has been issued, but it should become our property there, because we owned the system, which belonged to a province , and it was donated to a country. there are servers, they are actually secure, josh, in terms of the security of the servers, yes, after all , the institute and company that has been doing this w

joined by our correspondent, who was... stationed in derral bala in gaza and also we have with us maher shalom, academic and commentator joining us from beirot, and let's begin with our correspondent, as we have told you and we've been covering the news uh since the news broke out on wednesday morning, a smail han was assassinated in tehran by israel, he was the leader of the hamas political bureau. and of course very significant leader in the hamas resistance movement. yesterday, very huge funeral procession was held in his honor, a leader of farans islamic revolution khamenei performed the prayer, and of course today, he will be laid to rest in his final resting place in doha. we will be covering that for you as soon as we receive some image. is but let's ask our correspondent moti uh what was the reaction of the people in gaza to uh the news that they have lost the political leader of hamas and tell us about the morale of people and um do you think that they have weakened in their pursuit of freedom for the occupied territories? the question is to whom? i can't hear you, please. our

let me ask you, jason, bill maher had a great comment last night -- >> i love bill maher. we are, i believe the number's 37 days that harris, you know, becomes the nominee and won't do an interview, won't do a press conference. here's what we heard from bill maher last night. i want to to get your reaction. >> the fact that kamala doesn't talk to the press. in a a way, i feel like it's more insulting than what trump does. trump says you're the enemy of the people, which is pretty bad. [laughter] but she's kind of saying i don't need you. i'm not talking to you, you don't matter, you're not relevant anymore. to me, that's even worse than i hate you. it's, like, i don't think you. griff: what do you think? >> i actually do think harris should be doing a lot more interviews with the press, and i do think you're going to start to see that happen. i also see the possibility of her engaging with a lot of influencers. gen-z is going to play a huge role in this election. one of the things me and my organization have been doing is actually focusing on can with we get out the young

preparations for this year's celebration, as you are in daryan, coincide with the start of maher, and of course, it has already started. they had a meeting with the minister of interior, mr. dr. mirhami, let us start from this topic and from this axis , what agreements were made with the iraqi side in this meeting and in this meeting regarding the holding of this year's ceremony in the name of allah, the most merciful, with the respected officials. iraq and those involved in the discussion of arbaeen have a continuous purpose and from that the formal and ceremonial state of the past has come and is fully operational and these meetings are held at different times very quickly and for a short period of time. on sunday , we had a trip of less than a day, and in fact , part of our arbaeen headquarters with the iraqi headquarters of arou'in, the latest agreements. we reviewed the way of implementation, because we were going to visit arbaeen hosseini , thank god, in reviewing these agreements, most of the agreements were made. they have taken their own preparations to implement the preparat

gish and mariaro maher, it's called working under cover.hildren, sofia and daniel, were born abroad. after the dultsovs were detained in ljubljana last year, they hardly saw them. there was a real threat of deprivation of parental rights. the children of illegal immigrants, intelligence officers, who arrived yesterday, found out that they were russian only when the plane took off from ankara. they asked their parents yesterday who it was that was meeting them. that is, they didn’t even know who putin was. they don’t speak russian, and putin greeted in spanish, he said “boinost.” greetings in spanish and a bouquet from the hands of the head of state: red carpet, guard of honor, everyone who was exchanged was greeted as heroes who defended the interests of our country and did not break down in prison. the fate of all russians who are currently imprisoned abroad in the united states is a matter of constant concern for those concerned. well, in germany they generally believe that scholz took this step only for the sake of biden. anna voronina w

it has been uploaded that maher gave them permission and aftab gave this permission. well, in your opinion, this is actually provided by the opinion of the ministry of agriculture. it is not at all possible for them to settle or replace the rest. you can explain this, mr. see, we are the ministry of jihad for agriculture. it was held, it was announced to our friends and they made a bet two or three times ago, in fact, that in order for this connection to be established, following the meeting we had in the inspection organization, the inspection organization would give us a call. the style of the hub service of the ministry of agricultural jihad, or the same as sumak , and to the national portal for permits, this is actually the path to be taken, my friends, accept my friends. data act farmer section data act. the data in general is in the possession of the government and the government of the islamic republic of iran. it has been accepted and accepted , but it has not yet been implemented. providing the information of the farmers to the ministry of jihad of the countr

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that happened here at linda maher beach. according to authorities, a surfer reported seeing a shark approximately 200 yards from shore west of the main beach parking lot. the shark was described as six feet in length, no aggressive behavior was reported. now, authorities say shark sightings like the unconfirmed one here at linda maher beach, as well as others, they serve as a reminder to stay aware when you are in the water. be cautious, be aware of your surroundings. i guess it's a great tip whether you're in the water or out of the water. marcus i'm still amazed at how calm he is. he's like, yeah, we saw it. and you know, hey, we were just in their house. and i'm like, what? i know, be careful out there. he was asking his friend. he was like, are you all right? i know right? i'm like, he was calm because laura was saying because it was his friend who was following. yeah exactly. all right. thanks, ginger. good, good notes there. i mean, think about how you freak out if there's a bee bite. you know what i mean? all right. w

if you're in pacifica, one of them is near linda maher beach. that's a live look there.a surfer there spotted a shark about six feet long, 200 yards from the shore. all over the weekend, two kayakers, meantime, captured the second sighting on video. this was nea. half moon bay. exactly a week ago. a little too close for comfort. well, that's what's happening today in the bay. the today show >>> a good tuesday morning. there is a lot of extreme weather to talk about. >> storms, fires, even an earthquake impacting millions. it is august 13th.

they won us its first-ever medal in rugby seven, but alone, maher is the heartbeat of the team. social media center the session with her positive message is i caught up with her to ask about our heartfelt talks about empire at powering young women and what societal norms she's sick of listening to i think i didn't realize it even after the final whistle blew, it was exciting, but it was when i got you interview, somebody asked me, like, what it meant for our program, what it meant for me, and that's when it really got me and i think it was seeing my family behind as i was answering that question, it really hit me and then a lot of motions. >> it was three years the hard work. >> and so really paid off in following your journey. >> i know that that metal met more than just you and your team. >> what does it represent? >> it just shows our value, our worth that were worthy of funding or anything of money and of attention you've been so outspoken about gender bias, about body issues, empowering the next generation of young women out there. why is that important to you? >> i think i

now you're starting to do bill maher arno right? >> yeah, i do. i do. right. and finally, new rule okay. if you're going to go to the dnc, make sure your speech isn't an hour long okay. i mean, you know how the oscars play you off when the speech goes too long, we should have that here. okay? right. they might have needed that for bill clinton. i think those should have agreed. little sounds like a glorified parrot. >> i'm just happy to be here. cnn and you're launching a new podcast what can you tell us about that friend in high places and is interviewed bill maher. he was the first episode and he doesn't like it when you said he was i don't hear it, right. yeah so i interviewed him. >> it's on my instagram at the matt friend and then youtube and parlor in truth social. i'm kidding. but it's just stuff the socials and yeah. but i'm thrilled to talk to people and learn from you the best in the business owe you the man. >> i understand you interviewed michael cohen. i got to talk to you, michael. >> i said you betrayed me like a dog. you're a snitch. it's terri

sheet on it ♪ ♪ with bounce ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: i thank my guests john mulaney ilona mahero thank todd sucherman and the 8g band. we love you. thanks for watching. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ right now at 11:00, a highly anticipated conversation, but it got off to a rocky start. more than a million people on twitter or x to hear former president trump and billionaire elon musk. so what went wrong and what was eventually discussed? let's bring in nbc's terry mcsweeney. reporter some are suggesting that the conversation tonight between donald trump and elon musk was designed so that candidate trump could reach a whole new and massive audience. well after a 45 minute technical issue. that's exactly what he did. open minded, independent voters who, you know, just trying to make up their mind. that's elon musk describing the target audience of tonight's conversation with donald trump. trump saying he was grateful for the talk on x. you do want silencing of certain voices. usually those are voices that have something to say that are constructive, oftentimes constructive. some exp

thomas maher survived thanks to the efforts of a doctor on board that flight, and boy scouts who performed cpr. the plane was diverted to pittsburgh, where thomas has been at the hospital for nearly a month. his daughters want to bring him home to continue his recovery in san jose, but says their family can't afford the costs. because we are so far away from home, which is san jose, the hospital is asking us, to come up with $70,000 to air transport. my father, from pittsburgh to san jose, for car. the family has set up a gofundme account to raise money to bring their dad home. his daughter says the 71 year old's condition is improving, but he still cannot talk. okay, back to the olympics. it's been nearly ten years. excuse me. another headline. now it's been nearly ten years since berkeley implemented the first soda tax in the nation. it was approved in part to keep kids healthy. so is it working? is the soda tax working? here's nbc's velena jones. paying extra to drink soda is what berkeley credits for, prompting more people to put down sugary drinks and drink water. instead, the city wa

pacifica police posted about an unconfirmed shark sighting around noon on saturday, august 10th at linda maher beach. according to authorities, a surfer reported seeing a shark about 200 yards from shore west of the main beach parking lot. the shark was described as six feet in length. no aggressive behavior was reported. surfers are out in the water this morning, catching some early morning waves. authorities say shark sightings are a good reminder for the public to exercise caution when in the water in pacifica, ginger conejero saab nbc bay area news. or just stay out of the water. but you know, warmer temperatures in inland. yeah, it draws people to the coast. yeah. so, you know, when it does heat up in the valleys, people are looking for places to try to go escape. and we've had some really cool weather along the coastline. and as we take a look at pacifica's forecast for the rest of the day here, it's only in the low 60s. and of course, the water temperature is very chilly in the upper seconds right now, so it's not the best swimming conditions. but i think with a lot of people dealing wi

. >> we first introduced you to ilona maher on "nightly news" on sunday.y 2 million on tiktok. >> i am officially a fan of women's rugby. >> we got jason kelce. [ cheers ] >> reporter: football player jason kelce, who wore a shirt with her face on it, but none bigger than her family. ecstatic and emotional in the stands. >> we went into this tournament knowing we had to get a medal for our program. our program depended often a medal because we needed to show our value and our worth. we hadn't won any of the olympics, so we knew this was kind of it. we want to do that for the next generation. >>> next she's the daughter of ethiopian immigrants, now naomi girma is at the heart of team u.s.' run to return to greatness on the soccer pitch. [window slamming] woman: [gasps] [dog barking] ♪ woman: [screams] ♪ [explosion] [explosion] ♪ [lock clicks shut] after careful review of medical guidance and research on pain relief, my recommendation is simple: every home should have salonpas. powerful yet non-addictive. targeted and long-lasting. i recommend salonpas. it's

scott brash onjefferson sealed victory with a clear run after his team—mates ben maher and harry charlesnalties. emily craig and imogen grant won a gold medal in rowing with a dominant performance in the women's lightweight double sculls, and a little earlier bryony page won great britain's first trampoline olympic gold to complete her set of a medal of every colour. meanwhile in the men's tennis — carlos alcaraz beats felix auger—aliassime in singles semi—finals — and remains on course to pick up olympic gold. our reporter ellyn duncan has been soaking up the atmosphere in paris. more than ten million visitors are expected to come to paris across these games, and we've heard constantly that olympic organisers really wanted to bring the games to the people. over the last week that we've been here really does feel like that. there's certainly a buzz across the city. lots of these event venues are down in the centre of the city themselves, plenty of places to walk around. we have seen tonnes of fans, we've seen multiple national kits, lots of colours, lots and lots of fun displays, lots of

the british trio of ben maher, harry charles and scott brash picked up just two time penalties to topings, winning gold for the first time since london 2012. and on the trampoline, bryony page won team gb�*s first—ever gold in the category. page has now completed her set of medals, after winning silver at rio 2016 and bronze in tokyo three years ago. she went into the competition as the reigning world champion and gold medal favourite, and she delivered, with tears ofjoy at the end for the 33—year—old. two of those five medals came in the rowing, where tom george and ollie wynne—griffith won silver in the men's pairfinal, pipped at the line by the croatin pair of valent and martin sinkovic. that was before emily craig and imogen grant who won gb�*s first gold of the day in the lightweight women's double sculls. they led for most of the way and comfortably claimed victory, adding the olympic title to back—to—back world and european wins. and the other came in the diving, the team gb pair of anthony harding and jack laugher taking bronze in the men's synchro three metre springboard fina

. >> kate maher, cnn. >> [crowd booing] reporter: thank you, senator for taking my question. want to expand more on your phone call with governor brian kemp. how did trump go from calling him disloyal and an average governors praising him and thanking him for support. why is it so important to have his support? sen. vance: the president just got rfk's endorsement and tulsi gabbard's endorsement. and on the others i.t. has nikki haley's endorsement. he has brian kemp's endorsement. he is the president of common sense this country. people are sick of being lied to and sick of the craziness. look, the president has some personal disagreements with brian kemp and brian kemp has some personal disagreements with the president but they are both big enough to put country over personal interest. what they will both say is, and i think that people from across the political spectrum should take something from this. that brian kemp is willing to say, this country is so important and we can't let kamala harris become its president. and it is important that donald trump, despite the fact h

the british trio of ben maher, harry charles and scott brash picked up just two—time penalties to topwinning gold for the first time since london 2012. a taiwanese boxer whose inclusion at the paris games has caused controversy after she was reported to have failed a gender test last year has won her first fight in the women's division. taiwan's lin yu ting beat sitora turdibekova of uzbekistan by unanimous decision after the fight went the full three rounds. the controversy over her inclusion in the games and that of algerian boxer imane khelif continues. khelif progressed in the competition yesterday after her opponent angela carini withdrew saying she had to protect her life. khelif and lin yu ting were both banned from competing by the international boxing association but cleared to compete at the olympics by the ioc. the british secretary of state for media and sport is lisa nandy. she says there were questions to be answered. it was a very uncomfortable watch for the 46 seconds it lasted. i know that there are a lot of concerns about women competitors whether we are getting the

we asked maher about the impact of the donation. >> i'm so excited, but this is good. what we deserve. this is the momentum we are trying to build. so happy 35people are taking notice.amazing. we are trying to make this program better for all of those who have full-time jobs and those coming in later. we moving rugby forward. i think they can retire with such a great legacy they left. >> maher originally became a breakout social media star during the tokyo tiktoks from the athlete village. posting meeting snoop dogg and jason kelce. she amassed 2 million followers on tiktok and 2.2 million on instagram. we asked how she will build her personal brand from these olympic games. >> as a female athlete, it's been tough because it's not a money-making thing, especially rugby. we're not getting million dollar contracts. for me, i want this to be a career for me and what i can do for the rest of my life. i knew that platform and tiktok industry could be that for me to create a brand and be something that companies and brands would find profitable to sell. it has been cool to b

the british trio of ben maher, harry charles and scott brash picked up just two time penalties to topwinning gold for the first time since london 2012. in the trampoline, bryony page won team gb�*s first—ever gold in the category. she has completed her set of medals after winning silver at rio 2016 and bronze in tokyo three years ago. page went into the competition as the reigning world champion and gold medalfavourite and she delivered, with tears ofjoy at the end for the 33—year—old. two of those five medals came in the rowing, where tom george and ollie wynne—griffith won silver in the men's pairfinal, pipped at the line by the croatin pair of valent and martin sinkovic. that was before emily craig and imogen grant who won gb�*s first gold of the day in the lightweight women's double sculls. they led for most of the way and comfortably claimed victory, adding the olympic title to back—to—back world and european wins. and the other came in the diving, the team gb pair of anthony harding and jack laugher taking bronze in the men's synchro three metre springboard final. the gold was w

you partnered with bill maher to watch her podcast and thank you because no one. in the room but i kid. i love the idea of this, i generally love his ability to entertain ideas from every which way and i want to believe your podcast will be in the. >> i am definitely trying. it's interesting because if you present a view look immediately get labeled. i've been called maga and live chart in the same sentence. >> we apologize for both of those. [laughter] i'm kidding. >> cosby was were so don't. [laughter] >> definitely trying and that is the. engage in difficult topics conversation. >> that's what people don't get, having the conversation is cathartic because the way it works now is everyone who says they want the conversations as you better agree with me. like america needs to have a conversation and i was like i'd like to secure the border in there like well your wife -- leap. >> but people willing to gather and having the dialogue is a celebrity matters because it gives permission to the rest of us so that is commendable. are you concerned that we got to a place

, the government say have their sull support in bringing people to conviction, the south yorkshire maherid that what we are seeing is not protest, it is thuggery directed against some of the most run rabble people in society and suggested as we have heard from a number of politicians, over the last few days in relation to different places, once again he is saying this doesn't represent south yorkshire, this doesn't represent the area that he knowings and loves. . ., ., ., and loves. hannah, for the moment thank ou and loves. hannah, for the moment thank you very _ and loves. hannah, for the moment thank you very much. _ hannah, for the moment thank you very much. our reporter olly constable has been close to the police lines in rotherham and i spoke to him a short time ago about what he has been seeing. it was calm, officers were taking that time to grab a drink and recharge their batteries because it has been a long time to be on their feet, there is a one particular group of people that seem to be moving between two police cordonings, this is one we can see where items are thrown towar

as people try to figure out the math how many would it be in a man was on the bill maher show over thend and what she should and shouldn't do with interviews. >> you see kamala. i'm glad we have a real fight now for president and she is doing well. but doesn't talk to the press. >> i think it is all about winning an election, all right? then the easiest path to winning the election, look, you can talk about maybe she should have had more guts about this or that and the other. >> dana: what of her spokes people from the campaign said she did 80 plus interviews before she became the nominee. maybe they've checked the box on that. we do believe she said she would do an interview before august 31st. the clock is ticking on that, too. >> it's hard to believe we're talking about an interview, one interview, like that's a remarkable thing. anybody who has ever been on the campaign trail and runs for president knows you can't walk out of a pizza ranch in iowa without having four microphones from the im beds in your face answering questions every day. this is remarkable and unprecedented. i thi

here's more from bill maher. >> what do you think about the fact kamala harris doesn't talk to the press way i feel like it's more insulting than what trump does. trump says you're the enemy of the people which is pretty bad. but she is saying i don't need you, i'm not talking to you, you don't matter, you're not relevant anymore. to me that is even worse. cheryl: alex thompson says what everyone else has been quietly saying. watch. >> harris extraordinary caution would come stage views, why democrats were nervous about making her the nominee and why people like nancy pelosi and chuck schumer were more in favor of an open process. the fact is almost all of her worst moments of vice president have come and live interviews. cheryl: democrats, kamala harris to have tunnel vision for winning. that does not excuse their dismissing the american people at large by refusing to answer any questions, adversarial questions from reporters. kamala harris should be forced to clarify her past extreme policy positions whether she still holds them and even what her problem is now on the economy and shows

so to me if you want to be president, as bill maher of all people said, if you want to sit across fromputin, you better be able to stand next to any journalist. to have your running mate on with you is really insulting to her. who recommended that? >> emily: she's not just a candidate. she's our current vice president. this is someone who's been leading the country number two for almost four years and she still can't conduct an interview, answer questions, speak with aplomb, speak off-the-cuff? that is who has been occupying the white house? >> cheryl: they have been off the trail for five days now they are starting a bus tour. to wonder if it's because they need to get together and get to know each other better and understand with the policies are. i'm thinking tim walz doesn't have complete awareness of what these policies are so they need to get on the same page. there was a good op-ed that foxnews.com. he said the campaign, this makes sense. it's familiar cynicism. win by any means, nobody needs to hear about actual policies. cook up some russia collusion or call a laptop fake. all

guys like bill maher even say that now. john f.ely cut taxes, beefed up the military -- rachel: right. went after the intelligence state, was against wars. >> that's right. that's exactly right. rachel: which the democrat party seems to be in favor of these days, a lot of them. >> we actually had a democratic president in our lifetime who was pro-life. imagine that the. jimmy carter. they're practically extinct within the party -- rachel: the last one that was a pro-lifer was in pennsylvania, and he's gone. >> that's right. and, but bill clinton, i think, is the biggest contrast. this is a guy that actually was smart enough to work with guys like newt gingrich. balanced budget amendment, what's that? we had budget surpluses in the '90s. this was a guy who ended the welfare state, shrank government. bill clinton, the way he talked about illegal immigration made donald trump almost sound like a wallflower in term it is of we're going to get the illegals out of here, and even barack obama was called the deporter in chief -- rachel: ce

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comprehensive eye exam for no the hbo original series, real time with bill maher thank, you very much all, right. >> thank you very much you've got a big show. so much to cover some are for cover because we've been off for a whole month, men. one month. what can happen in a month or a month ago, the democrats were so resigned to going into battle with the skeletal remains of joe biden and now you their ecstatic because they have this young ish hot-ish woman. >> it's like a rom-com. you were there all along and we didn't see those shit now she's leading in the poll ever since kamala took over in the polls, i man, trump has been petty and vindictive and lying and winding, so no change a month, ago, it was just a month ago or less show when joe biden was saying the lord almighty would have to tell him to step down then the lord almighty knocked on the door and said, joe, it's mean nancy pelosi i got to give it to the democrats. they did what they never do. they got organized right away. they got united joe out cam vice president, get the dad bod guy in minnesota we need someone to appeal

bill maher says there's no way that she shouldn't be doing interviews.is is over that's the advantage trump. trump has to be forced to the scholarship. she has to be forced from the script. >> within our polling across these states. you see that kamala harris is actually putting as she is get away with that as the sitting vice president in the biden-harris administration. a continuation of those policies, the co-pilot of bidenomics then she will win. wide array of arguments made against her where she has to own a record at her statements and see what happens at that interview. >> brian: doesn't seem to have any core beliefs. here's a look at harris unscripted. let's look back. >> we are going to the border. we have been to the border. so this whole -- this whole -- this whole thing about the border, we've been to the border. we've been to the border. >> you haven't been to the border. >> and i haven't been to europe. >> a.i. is kind of a fancy thing. first of all, it's two letters it. means artificial intelligence. >> as the name suggests, community bank

bill maher should be giving credit he said she should do interviews. how can you sit with vladimir putin if you are not going to do interviews. >> ainsley: how about the report from axios two days ago saying our campaign says we might not have time to release policies. >> steve: takes so long to come up with a policy you should know what you are for. that's why it's going to be really important. we are all going to be watching. we will on friday morning talk about what she said and we will go through the list. what did she say about this, this, and this, to see how different it is. >> brian: we have to elect her to find out what she will do. >> ainsley: then she will release the policy. >> steve: meanwhile, let's talk a little bit about this. once upon a time it was all about the american dream. >> brian: is this going to be a long story? [laughter] >> steve: no, it's not. the american dream was to, what? get married have a couple of kids, except for dawn, apparently, and. >> lawrence: shot right back at you. >> steve: do you know how much the dream of

i had the bill maher. simply said if an american company pays good wages and provides good health care and provides, it provides a retirement, but they would get a lower tax rate. but if this company didn't pay good wages council workers got footsteps and workers got and workers got housing tax breaks, housing breaks, if workers had cut if the company was in pain good enough wages the taxpayers step up, they had aa lower rate. in other words, if companies do right thing but to give them tax breaks. if companies treat their employees, we shouldn't. it's really pretty simple. this bill does it right. it's a bill with good bipartisan support in the house, pass with 357 votes thanks to the very adept negotiating skills of both chairmen widen the finest me in the sick, chairman smith, ways and means committee and after one republican one democrat. we cut 169 republicans, 100 democrats -- 18869 democrats. this should be about politics, should be but the people we serve. youou fight, you fight for peope in this c

maher. i am looking at this memo that alicia was noticing from.iggest week of organizing, since the start of the campaign. volunteers signed up for nearly 200,000 shift, since monday. as you noted, i mean, this momentum, it seems as though you are turning this momentum into action and using the infrastructure. are you ready for early voting? >> 100%. you know, last week was an incredible week. you haven't seen something like that in a long time. and it was a new way in which she introduced herself and basically said i am you, we capture the flag. but, we said no matter how excited everybody is, we have a close race and as you know, we have been organizing really aggressively, and as a consequence you are seeing this great surge of enthusiasm. so, when you look at this fundraising numbers, 540 million is a lot by any measurement 200,000 volunteers, the idea now is to put it to work. the good news is we have a structure around which we can put that work that we have been building for the last, you know, couple of months, so we have got to get out of

>>> that is it for us this weekend, i am jonathan maher. thinks for joining us, we are back at 6:00 a.m. for morning joe, until then, take care of yourself. >>> good morning, it is sunday, august 11th. the gang is back together, i am alecia menendez, with symone sanders-townsend and michael steele. >>> ahead, harris writes a hot streak. >>> plus, team trump closes out a bizarre week by claiming they were hacked. it has us all thinking about 2016 all over again. >>> in minnesota lieutenant governor, penny flenniken joins us to talk about tim walz and what he brings to the ticket. >>> grab your coffee, settling for your weekend. >>> we begin this morning with the trump campaign saying the radio group back in june. nbc news has not verified the hiker who was behind it. political press reported on the saying it received trump campaign documents from an anonymous account last month. now, nbc news reports quote documents include research papers on at least two of the contenders to be trump's running mate, including the potential republican or vic

the annual world dog surfing championships will take place at linda maher beach in pacifica, the world's best dog surfers will compete with others to see who is the top dog. there will also be other activities such as dog beach, fashion contest, and they're going to have adoption services as well. for one of the competitors, rip and rosie. this will be her third year competin. her owner, steve josh harder, says the event is always fun and as a surfer, he always wanted a dog that he could actually take out on the water. rosie and i started stand up paddle boarding on a lake, and we got back to santa cruz and went out and caught some really small waves, and she was about eight months old and we just started surfing from there. i always wondered how it started, but i guess so that makes sense. stand up paddle board there. good luck to rosie the winner will receive the golden surf award. the surf competition starts at 9:00 tomorrow morning. that's cool and cute. pretty fun right? it looks like it. my dog will not go near the water because. oh, really? our daughter brought him into the pool o

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claim them a little bit too, but he is all france's and when we hear the cheers, the singing that mahereen an absolute delight for all of us journalists to experience what we've seen and experienced at the pool because of the greatness of this young man let's look ahead to today too, the u.s top athletes with a chance to add to their medal haul, right that's right. >> well, simone biles, of course has already had a great olympics if right now it total slam dunk. but she's got more. she's got the individual events. now starting out, i would expect that she could win maybe three more gold medals out of those four. they come over the next few days, so expect to see simone biles name and the headline she will she will definitely be winning more gold already. yeah, of course, just the greatest ever. and having one helped the u.s. to win the team competition and then winning that individual all around the other day and then katie ledecky, i think i've mentioned it before. they were born three days apart in march of 1997. what a great week in american sports that was even though we didn't know

that as the kremlin's war machine faces one of their biggest setbacks in the war and hope for life on maher is a study finds there could be oceans of water on the red planet, but getting at it could be easier said than done. >> we're following these major developing stories and many more all coming in right here. cnn news central this hour, vice president kamala harris is running mate, makes his first solo campaign. >> stop. moments from now, minnesota governor tim walz speak to one of the nation's largest unions of public employees it comes as the united auto workers union just filed labor charges against former president donald trump and tesla ceo elon musk the uaw claims the two men threatened to intimidate workers who go on strike during a rambling conversation last night on x. we're going to have much more on those charges in a moment, but let's start with cnn's natasha chen, who is live in los angeles at that walz event. natasha break down this campaign, stop for us, what should we expect to hear? >> well. boris, this is the first time that we're going to hear tim walz doing a solo ca

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