so as as most people here know, there was a ticket and it was mailer for mayor and breslin. i think city council and and they would they would go out and campaign and it was you know secede the state of new york and make stickball have a world series. some of it was funny and some of it was serious addressing some the problems in the municipality and mailer was a difficult running mate. i think and got drunk one night and was like you know haranguing the crowd in the west village and calling them pigs and everything and said he didn't that he was running on a ticket. ezra pound. then they did in fact i'll check, but i think they did lose and and breslin was especially proud of the fact that he got more votes than so. there were four out of five. yeah. therefore. that's right. that's right. dan first, thank you for the shout for our hbo documentary. you just shouted it out yourself there. yes, of course. that's good. that's a double shot. that's jp style, right? you knew how to promote himself. we finished most of our shooting before trump was elected. and i have to say that

from the space capital would not be an act of political correctness would not being installed to the mailer. the confederates on the same with me and acknowledged the cause for which they fond of slavery. 2 weeks later, the flag came down in south carolina. for i get getting a lot of attention as all because of this, the rebel banner to make, you know, i'm not gonna listen to your or care about me. you care about the place and as far as the story all 16, do you think the confederate flag is offensive? as you can see, it's about even with somebody. just tell me why this sense they're here. our government is functioning the chosen symbol of a terrorist organization. our state far. i love the southern or i love the southern bell. i think we have the most beautiful flags we need to fight for. my problem is the safe place to with the everyone in not a time in east and what they're trying to do is they're trying to sell us cars. mississippians that we should change, right? you don't want the i was born and raised in the north. my irish great great grandfather, michael o'connor was an officer in t

content on their sites. >> so what we're saying is that our bill is targeting ads and robocalls and mailerse're saying it has to be labeled as such. but the main thing we're trying to really do is to inform voters that everything you see or hear or read may not be true. if you have any questions about what you're seeing or hearing, please reach out to a trusted messenger. your secretary of state of admissions office. >> gail pepellerin, i'm sorry t cut you off but i ran out of time. it's going to governor gavin newsom's desk and is expected to sign it. >> thank you so much for your coverage. >> appreciate it. sorry for the lack of time. that'll do it for me. "deadline white house" starts right now.

i could not say we need a poll here or a mailer here, they just took the money and did what they did. i said that is interesting. we will raise money for you in california. we will control our own money in california. i will give you four seats. you need seven, i will give you four seats. the day of the election in california -- this is so self-serving -- jonathan: never! ms. pelosi: self-serving. i will give you four seats. in california we had 21 democrats and 21 republicans. excuse me, 26 democrats and 26 republicans. that night, after the election, we had 26-26 and moved to 31 democrats and 21 republicans. we were like, we won the house, we give them five democrats. jonathan: it was not enough. ms. pelosi: all we did was win one and they lost the rest of the country. then it was, we have to win this. that was a running start to have a margin of 10 in california. and now we have 40 democrats and 12 republicans. in this election we would like to get them down to single digits. jonathan: does the house majority go through california this time around? ms. pelosi: the house majority do

know, you have to see that when the democratic party gives its endorsement, this is going to be on mailersveryone's mailbox alongside pictures of kamala harris. and it may even get a little bit of a, you know, like a kamala bump. >> right? right. i mean, the down ballot effect, right? okay. but obviously those who oppose this, they're not going to just take it lying down. they want to keep fighting. and i understand there's even talk of a potential recall effort against the sunset district supervisor. >> yeah, there's nothing set in stone yet, but there's really some neighbors in the sunset who are feeling a little bit of a buyer's remorse over voting in joe supervisor joel engardio. >> certainly, he still has plenty of allies, and he's done these popular night markets in the neighborhood. but at the same time, there's some neighbors who are like, wow, this is not what we expected when we voted you in. this is not in line with what we want. and they're certainly looking at their options when it comes to supervisor engardio. >> well, this is an interesting debate, joe fitzgerald. rodriguez

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communicate directly, well, it often already goes into trends in our country, when even certain e-mailers this is how the text is submitted, of course the form should have been slightly different, but the content... is absolutely clear, and people should not be surprised that military personnel, even as of now, and according to the statute there, have the right to open fire in case of immediate danger to oneself, it is present today in the legislation, the fact that the situation around the tsc is purposefully destabilizing, and there is the topic of corruption, there is the topic, well, let's say so, of action. with representatives of individual tsc who exceed their powers, it really exists, we do we do not reject it, but at the same time, all our 176, which are located on the territory of ukraine, are indeed regime objects, and as we used to have during the last months, we already proved the situation that tsk is almost stormed citizens for various reasons, well, this simply cannot be. and in such a situation, people should understand, civilians should understand, that the military toda

just in the four days, there were two mailers that went out from trump's campaign saying i don't know then it lays out the themes he does care about. mass deportation. wildly unpopular in michigan. almost three quarters of michiganers do not support mass deportations. they support a clear path to citizenship. as a state that especially in the auto industry, and in places like ours are built on immigrants. and people working hard and geting to know their neighbors and getting ahead. so people do know what project 2025 is and do not like it. they know in every aspect. whether it is taxes for working families. reproductive rights. lgbtq rights, to eliminate any reference of climate or climate change with government documents as if it doesn't exist, that is not going to fly in the great lakes state. so it is resonating. and you can tell trump is very much on his he'lls because he can't stop talking about it. >> please stay with us. i have a lot more to talk to you about. including how donald trump's message is landing in must win blue wall states with kamala harris surging in the polls. a

they learn about it, the more they dislike it and they are our just lives at the convention, two mailersthe gop, two voters, here in michigan, again, trying to disavow any knowledge that donald trump has from projects 2025, because they know how much of a liability it is, but they wrote the plants down, and tell about it. >> it is interesting that last point, senator, is a key point. you own it, because you wrote it, i'm sorry. you can't sit there, and say, you know, that would be-- that would be like matthew, mark, luke, and john coming back and going i wasn't there, so i don't know. i have no idea. i am-- jesus, you know, i heard he walked, but i wasn't in the room. i mean, it is just not believable. and-- i think what you both did, along with others who came out over those four days to sort of frame this story around project 2025 was very, very important and i think in another very important aspect of this, because you know, both of you know, as elected officials, when you talk to your constituents, things can get a little bit nerdy, and a little bit the command eyes glaze over and pe

. >> i think the photographs of tom mailer and sandra jesse was worth 1 million words as to the depthhow far they would go to can feel what they had done. in their minds, they had thought they had gotten away with the perfect crime. >> meanwhile, dove would pressure shrobin's friends for information. he was, of course, relentless. chased down anybody who knew the man, followed one tip to another. until dove finally encountered the man he had been hunting for years -- the bartender who called in the anonymous tip years earlier. >> the first words out of my mouth were, hi, mike. i'm here about brett. his face went completely flesh, and he said i knew you were going to find tune. >> what story did he tell you? >> that shrobin had confided in him for whatever reason and had told him to civic details including his huge leap to us and putting this case to rest. >> brett schwab and was arrested, and soon thereafter, sandra jesse herself was in handcuffs. finally to be held accountable for jack jesse's murder. >> best three day weekend i had. that was a pretty good day. >> didn't last. for on

you talk about in some states, less than 3%, every political campaign ought to have some ads and mailersgive us congress and senate, this is what will happen. and that can move what is needed to transform these elections. >> let me ask you because if you took away the identity politics. if people forget, you are with the poor people's campaign. martin luther king when he died, when he was assassinated, he was dealing with economic issues and making his point white people and black people, your problems are the same, the people to blame are the same. the people keeping you down to provide low-wage labor are the same. and so, what happens if you break that divide, can we break it and what happens if we break it? >> what happens if we break it, let me say this, we can still talk about race and we have to but we expand the conversation of race and we show how those who are engaged in racialized politics to keep people down, those policies have a collateral damage. when trump or reagan says what they say, it's not only racist toward the black woman, it's dismissive of tens of millions of whit

i need to send more mailers. i need to be able to contact more people, more constituents. >> a partizan voter registration firm named field team six is targeting unregistered voters in flippable districts in half a dozen states. >> that could be the path back to taking back the house of representatives. >> this team will also benefit from a sugar high from $19,000 in donations from cupcake sales. >> a person will get registered for about every dollar that we spend, so that's basically 19,000 people who got registered. >> still kind of lumpy back in the kitchen. >> bake back better has raised $340,000 for democrats since its founding four years ago. jacobson hopes this election cycle, these delectables will mean the difference in small races, and the major one that could put a bay area woman in the white house. >> we feel the best way to support the top of the ticket is to support a down ballot candidate. >> and dina jacobson says bake back better does not use any of the money from the cupcake sales for production

officials say next week, every household in san francisco will receive a mailer with information about the november 5th election. it's an effort to reach both registered voters and people who are eligible to vote but are not yet registered. people are encouraged to double check their voter registration status and also start reading up on all the candidates in the props ahead of time. going to talk about our weather forecast right now. as we look outside here in san francisco, it's pretty out there can even see parts of the bay opens back their pilots. with us now talk about what's going delery visibility icing right to city have put. yeah, it's just fantastic, right? i mean, i i just want lock this in, you know, just bottle it up and we'll keep it. >> hey, it is going to be little breezy this afternoon to see that yellow color indicating higher when that happens this afternoon. this evening happens again tomorrow. but then when we get into saturday, notice it starts to pull back and you don't see that yellow, meaning that the wind is going to ramp down as we get into the weekend. so th

imposture mailers come to your physical mailbox. they now have a lot more information about us.familiar brands we may be customers of and they are not really that look in your mailbox and make sure that's really from your phone company and make sure that's really from your bank and be alert to phishing attempt that gets through your links in your text and email. identity protection alerts. a best of your knowledge of services out there. they are really good. you sign up for those. and when somebody tries to compromise your credit, bam, you get an alert right away. >> steve: indeed. all right. so we have all got social security numbers. if you want to know how to protect yourself, go to cyberguy.com. cyberguy, thanks very much for joining us. >> kurt: sutter goode to see you sir. >> steve: good to see you on tech tuesday. still ahead pete buttigieg is going to join us live from chicago along with harris faulkner and sean hannity. put down the remote. we're coming right back. ♪ linda asistencia. lowe's knows what a great assist can lead to. we all need fiber for our digestive heal

officials say every household in san francisco will receive a mailer with information about the novemberction. it's an effort to reach both. registered voters said people who are eligible to vote but are not yet registered. people are encouraged to double check their voter registration status and start reading up on the candidates and the issues ahead of time. international mediators have now held a new round of talks aimed at halting the israel-hamas war and securing the release of hostages. the u.s. says the difficulty is not with the framework that's been laid out by the president, but with details about how it's actually going to work. our washington correspondent basil, john reports. >> hamas to not show up as new cease-fire, negotiations picked off in the middle east. we're continuing to press to make sure that both of these parties can participate negotiations to get process moving forward. the goal is to hold to the israel-hamas war and secure the release of hostages as the palestinian death toll surpassed 40,000 deaths. according to the gaza health ministry. any number above 0,

i need to send more mailers. i need to be able to contact more people, more constituents. >> a partizan voter registration firm named field team six is targeting unregistered voters in flippable districts in half a dozen states. >> that could be the path back to taking back the house of representatives. >> this team will also benefit from a sugar high from $19,000 in donations from cupcake sales. >> a person will get registered for about every dollar that we spend, so that's basically 19,000 people who got registered. >> it's still kind of lumpy back in the kitchen. >> bake back better has raised $340,000 for democrats since its founding four years ago. jacobson hopes this election cycle, these delectables will mean the difference in small races, and the major one that could put a bay area woman in the white house. >> we feel the best way to support the top of the ticket is to support a down ballot candidate. >> and jacobson says bake back better does not use any of the money from the cupcake sales for production

former president donald trump is expected to speak in michigan, the republican recently send out mailers. they're trying to distance trump i'm from the controversial project 2025. conservative doctrine. but our next guest, a michigan state senator, wants to make sure that doesn't happen. you might recognize her from the democratic national convention will be speaking with her live in just moments the pros for have i got news for you or pretty yeah. what are the kinds we could run on the news before then would never happen if i got news for you. the mere saturday, september 14th at night on cnn and streaming next day on max when they saw dust settles and the engine finally roars the thing you care about most is a job well done but when you get your tools from harbor freight something about the job feels a little different. your wallet, because we believe no matter what your work going on you need high-quality tools at a great price and that's what we're all about whatever you do, do it for less at harbor freight luminol whitening toothpaste gives you three benefits. >> in one to taste hea

million in in new york or california, this is money that is just going 24/7 on the airwaves in the mailers across the board. it's extremely difficult to beat even when you are a candidate, as i believe cori bush was a candidate that is grounded in the electorate. and so let's make these fair competition. let's get this big money out. and if there's a fair competition and it's not $14 million, i think the spending for corey may have been two or 3 million, but all of this should go away. we should just be able to pick candidates based on their qualifications, based on what they say on the doors are on the phones, but not with big money coming in and trying to buy elections, which is what we're seeing increasingly in both jamal's race, corey's race, and certainly some other races across the country and yet we did see millions of dollars infused into this from outside groups apex of according ones as well. >> in this particular race, congresswoman pramila jayapal really appreciate you being here. thanks for the time thank you, omar. all right ahead. this hour on cnn news central, both presiden

my 22-year-old son has received four mailers in the last week from the donald trump campaign. so what it says is that they aren't leaving anything to chance. for as much as we have excitement, we've got to take it directly to the people. that's the way we did it in '21, that's the way we did it in '22 and that's the way we did it in '20 and that's why we were able to send warnock and ossoff and the biden-harris administration to washington, d.c. >> such an important reminder. the convention was really exciting for everybody, but there is a lot of work ahead. i love the street don't lie. thank you so much, keisha lance bottoms. love talking to you. thanks for starting us off this afternoon. let's bring in our panel, msnbc political analyst and democratic strategist cornell belcher is here. also joining us executive director of republican voters against trump and publisher of "the bulwark" sara longwell, also host of the podcast the amendment, political analyst erin paynes. cornell, you're here in studio. let me start with you. georgia would be a great win for the harris-walz te

we've developed a mailer that out here shortly addressing bucketing all the these frequently asked questionsand being able to at a initial level answer some of these concerns anpersonal one on situations that is where our best of will bep available.log every call and if we need to get later on with continuity of care concerns-i listened this week and heard about potentia going to need outside the state where we let them know, hey, as long as medicare and they bill us, we can certaioutreach and insure you got thatyou need available. >> when are you starting the >> sorry? >> when are you starting the outreach anted healthcare people?>> at this point i'll answer th rey guillen chief operating officer for hss, soon. we will go through the communication strategy with you right so, our communication manager jessica she developed a very comprehensive communication plan that is about to be laso, charles mentioned faq document prepared out early next week to our members, that will again, note a lot of our members both in the public meetings and e-mails ment that is about to drop. we held off a bit in

>> so what we're saying is that our bill is targeting ads and robocalls and mailers. if somebody is putting something on the internet that is a deep fake or a parody or a satire, we're saying it has to be labeled as such. but the main thing we're trying to really do is to inform voters that everything you see or hear or read may not be true. if you have any questions about what you're seeing or hearing, please reach out to a trusted messenger. your secretary of state of admissions office. >> gail pepellerin, i'm sorry t cut you off but i ran out of time. it's going to governor gavin newsom's desk and is expected to sign it. >> thank you so much for your coverage. >> appreciate it. sorry for the lack of time. that'll do it for me. "deadline white house" starts right now. >>> today on a very special two-hour early bird edition of "the reid out." >> i'm proud of the work we have done that has brought inflation down to less than 3%. the work that we have done to cap the cost of insulin at $35 a month for seniors. donald trump said he was going to do a number of things, in

just in the four days we were at the democratic national convention there were two mailers that wentaign saying i don't know anything about project 2025. you turn it over and then it lays out the things he does care about, like mass deportations, which again are wildly unpopular in michigan. almost three quarters of michiganders do not support deportation. they support a clear path to citizenship as a state with the auto industry in places like ours, built on immigrants and people working hard and getting to know their neighbors and getting ahead. people do know what project 2025 is. they do not like it. every aspect whether it is taxes for working families, reproductive rights, climate change, to eliminate any reference of climate or climate change in all government documents as if it does not exist, that is not going to fly in the great lakes state where we are responsible for 85% of the nation's freshwater. 20% of the world's freshwater. it is resonating and you can tell trump is very much on his heels because he can't stop talking about it because he knows how deeply unpopular it

right now we are being -- we are being inundated with mailers like this one that came today in which2025. trump did not write and does not support project 2025. so this is what they're spending money on, saying that he doesn't want to have anything to do with this which tells me that, again, he recognizes this as a significant -- a significant weakness. also, just a little while ago, donald trump says not only am i in favor of in vitro fertilization treatments, it's going to be free under a trump presidency. he is now moving to the left saying that the government will pay for in vitro fertilization or we will require insurance companies to cover it. now again, that is quite a backpedaling, and it puts him to the left right now of where kamala harris is. will be interesting to see what the pro-life movement feels about this latest episode of being thrown under the bus by donald trump. >> such at important point. amy, i want to get your thoughts as someone who knows a thing or two about political stump speeches. i want your thoughts to this electrifying speech that we just saw. before