back with us for round two, mara gay and michael steele. mara, let's fill in the lines. the president was corrected on that last line. no, she was born in this country. she's as american as any one of the three of us. she was born in oakland, california, but that's how insidious things work. that's how it gets in the bloodstream. and, mara, here we are again. >> yeah. so first of all, as you said, senator harris was born in california. she is a natural born citizen. she is eligible to serve under article ii of the constitution as well as the 14th amendment. and then, you know, talking about what the real issue is here, which is, as you said, the birtherism, the othering of a fellow american. it's ugly. it's desperate. i'm not so sure it's going to work this time when you have so many millions of americans out of work, sick, suffering, afraid, and estimates are over 200,000 deaths so far in this country, too many of which were preventable from this deadly pandemic and a president that until recently has refused to do so much as wear a mask, and golfing while americans are

mara? >> you know, my instinct is that this is actually extremely important, because i think that the number one barrier that democrats are going to have to overcome, and really anyone who is interested in seeing president trump replaced, is the voter apathy and just malaise that has settled over parts of this country that are traumatized, whether they're sick, they had a loved one who died, or whether they have lost their job in this, you know, amidst this trauma and just under the political crimes that are being committed by this white house. and i think, you know, the fears about whether or not americans will have -- see their vote protected are very real. and i think it's extremely important that americans two are on the fence really get invested in this process. that needs to begin right now. because there are some voters who they vote in local elections, they vote every six months they're at the polls. but that's not most americans. i think it's going to be harder than ever to vote. s

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mara, i want to play for you trump's latest attempt going after kamala harris. this was at the rally tonight in new hampshire. we'll talk about the tactic on the other side. >> you know, i want to see the first woman president also, but i don't want to see a woman president get into that position the way she'd do it, and she's not competent. she's not competent. they're all saying, we want ivanka. >> so, mara, what do you reckon the strategy is here? >> i think that, you know, trump's strategy, first of all, is to try and get his -- as many of his voters to the polls as possible because he's not going to expand his base. the one thing that i've noticed this week is that he's been going after suburban women. i'm not the first one to pick this up, but i do think that the duality of having a very large, strangely large number, i would say, of black speakers at the rnc, the convention this week, certainly proportionate to their numbers in the party, which are quite small, you know, that and again today the president kind of speaking, i guess maybe to some women, to

mara gay, let me start with you.worked on winning presidential campaigns, losing presidential campaigns, and one that kind of ended in a tie on election day, until the supreme court got involved. and you are never, ever, ever, ever in a good spot, one when you stop everything to re-evaluate. and two, when all your ads are up in states you won last time. this is a campaign not on the offense anywhere, only on the defense. >> absolutely. and it's something that you feel on the ground, as well. i was visiting family in michigan just a few weeks ago, and you can sense true disgust over the pandemic. and actually, just last week, i believe, that the news came that the president is essentially pulling out -- his campaign has pulled out of michigan or is just about doing so. you know, they're having to defend their home territory in places like georgia and texas. that's not where you want to be, as you know, nicole. it means, as well, just practically speaking, that you're spending money where your opponent doesn't have to.

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they called on a pandemic positive us teta the region's economy without the tories that visit the mara each year many only rely on their livestock as they lost their jobs us ranges in hotels or traders on the local markets. everything has become difficult getting food is a problem there are diseases all around us just locked down at home and conti the village elder bill caldwell boom through crowd funding the national a team has been able to provide food aid to the villages it's a lifeline for now it will take a long time before tourists will start coming back by their visit they help to protect kenyans what life but conservation is like only riyal worry that this may no longer work. so we need. a paradigm shift in their conservation movement to find out other are alternatives to sustain the important work that is done in conservation it's work in progress but o'leary ja hopes that involving the local people in this process will build more resilient communities and help nature to. how much trust watches are in kenya's maariv which areas of the us the biggest plastic with problems you m

brit hume, bill bennett, former education secretary, mara liasson, national political correspondent ofadio, chris stirewalt, politics editor. fox news. bill, how do you see this convention and the pitch the president is going to be making. >> in a word, different. for people who say politicians are the same, stay tuned. this is going to be a very different pitch, very different presentation than what we saw last week. ideologically i think the democrats positioned themselves pretty much to the left. i don't think that's disputable anymore. i noticed that the ad the trump people have been running where bernie sanders says we were pushing for a long time and it's no mainstream democrat. on the other hand, the positions donald trump will take are not so much -- i see it as a conservative of some standing for some years, it's not so much ideological as performance based. donald trump will talk about the promises he kept and indeed he has kept all not a lot of promises, and the promises he would have kept but the interruption by the chinese virus. he will talk about the work he did and will

she really filleted, sliced and diced donald trump. >> mara? >> the -- sorry. i've got a fly on me here. the thing that's amazing to me. i was watching last night. i was reminded when barack and michelle met, michelle was barack obama's mentor, and that's all i could think about last night because -- >> that's great. a piece of history to remember. you're right. >> this is a woman who herself in a different world could have been president. and she is just as politically talented as her husband or as anyone that we see on the american stage. but yet, she also has the authdentisity of an american who cares deeply about her country and about her neighbors. but really isn't a political junkie necessarily. and i think that really is what makes her such a powerful asset really to any campaign and to american politics. so she has this way of delivering really brutal truths. but just as the neighbor next door and it really resonates with people who are not just politics junkies like we are, but with voters at large. and her point about creating a plan to vote is essent

mara is self-employed her job buying a crayfish at a good price for resale but with a pandemic most of her clients restaurants have shut down when i go news from my customers that's interested i was forced to close like this serious so i didn't take this i can't speak i since then messages i call one of them respond no it's america let's see how who's. how how am i supposed to know when over the uncertainty was too much she says it started to weigh her down back in april she began to experience symptoms of depression. don't you think money i was just thinking i was thinking of who knows how do i manage the house like to kill a lot of things surrounding me how you are take over responsibility and all that m.r.i. is one of millions suffering from panic attacks and anxiety but there is a stigma associated with any form of mental illness. once you come out to talk about seats you'll be town was a little bit more recently is going to the malls or a lot of people see a big suv all the big c. professional help is expensive so far ammara has only been able to afford one therapy session for 50

one of the states is massachusetts, attorney general mara joins us now. good evening.planning on doing, to not mess with the ballots? >> as we said, we'll take them to court. right now, as we speak, ari, people are worried about receiving, unemployment checks, prescription drugs, we're concerned about what's going to happen with mail-in ballots. so we've said we're going to go to court today in response. you saw that dejoy appears to have issued a statement rescinding some of those positions, so we're going to continue to press ahead. no gains are going to be played and that the extent, things have been played. those are immediately. >> more explicit in the current situation? >> exactly. you know, we need to make sure we have an order in place or at least an ingredient, a binding agreement. supposed to be about free and safe elections, we need to look at what dejoy came up with today. for the first time in the country, we'll have tens of millions of people voting by mail and we need the public to trust that and should trust the hard working men and women of the postal

payments linked to a rail project in saudi arabia and a letter to his son king philippe the former mara monarch said he was leaving spain so his son could work unhindered by the scandal. the news is rocks by juan carlos a former spanish king is going into exile it's not been announced where he's heading he says he's done so to protect the monarchy from scandal but his decision his outrage many spaniards. this is really bad he should pay the money back. it's a heist you decision he should stay and defend himself in court like the rest of us or you. prosecutors have long been investigating kwan carlos the monarchy is facing accusations he took a kickback from saudi arabia when spanish companies won a contract to build around the way between mecca and medina there the king's former lover current it's a sign of it can stein is suspected to have received the bribe money spanish journalists were given late types which she admits helping to hide this some. but the king made a fortune especially in the united arab emirates and the gulf states and also sat iraq. he kept it gifts and donations an

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garrett. >> mara barrett in philly. thank you. >>> coming up, brand-new polling giving us a clearer picture of where things stand not just nationally but in the battleground states that will decide the election. those numbers are next. ♪ here's your iced coffee! ♪ america runs on dunkin' ♪ the story of black america is the story of america. it's the story of a people who have pushed this country to live up to its stated ideals. but black people have always believed in the promise of a better america. so, at this moment we're in now- we must choose to fight for that better america. and just like our ancestors who stood up to the violent racists of a generation ago, we will stand up to this president - and say 'no more'. because america is better than him. so we choose to be bigger, we choose to be bolder, we choose to bring back justice, respect and dignity to this country. we choose joe biden... to lead us towards that american promise, together. i'm joe biden and i approve this message. there are so many toothpastes ou

mara barrett is outside a post office in philadelphia.hat are election officials saying about all this and what can they do now to prevent chaos in the future? >> yeah, lindsey. election officials are heeding the warning from the usps about the delays that we're likely to see come november when it comes to this influx of mail-in voting. they're telling me voters just need to really, they can't procrastinate this year. you have to apply for your mail-in ballot early and send it in as early as possible because that's the surefire way that your vote will be counted. but they also point out that individual states can do a lot to help as well. they can allow ballots that are postmarked before election day or by election day to still count even if they come in after the fact, and some states, pennsylvania included, can early up the ballot processing timeline so elected officials can get that process going a little faster and it saves them some time on the back end when it comes to counting the ballots. there's a lot of frustration from election

mara gaye, presidential historian. and john meechham. welcome to you all this evening. thanks for joining us, guys. rev, i want to start with you on this one. as i was watching joe biden speak earlier today, there was a moment that he paused and he actually looked at the camera and he said, we need to heal. and i asked myself, is this what americans need to hear right now, when we are 60 something days away from an election? you see protests happening across this country. you see black men losing their lives amidst all of this. you see protesters losing their lives, as well. do you feel as if this is what americans need to hear right now? >> i feel that, in order to heal, we must deal with the injury. and the injury is the problem of policing in this country. and we cannot get healing unless we get the poison out that makes it unequal in how policing is executed. when you have a city like kenosha where, in one city, in one week, you have a young black man shot in his back seven times, not a threat to police, and he's killed, and -- not killed but permanently damaged, sh

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i mean, that's a real maras. i urge my colleagues just to read the executive order. the executive order tells health and human services and the centers for disease control to, quote, consider, unquote whether an extended eviction moratorium is reasonably necessary to protect the public health. he is asking two federal agencies to consider a question he posed to them. now i imagine a lot of people who may have watched the president with the american flags up at his country club, imagine a lot of them thought wow, the president just said that no one can get evicted. that's not what he said at all. it was a sham. he said hhs and cbc should consider whether an extended eviction moratorium is reasonably necessary to protect the public health. and then he asks treasure to look around in the bank accounts to see that any money to people who might be evicted or you know the way to help people who are evicted? first of all, let them be evicted in the first place, but to help them and the landlords, let's ask the rental assistance provision that's in the heroes act that passed

we've been speaking with mara wasserman political commentator thank you for your time and your comments. and lebanon isn't the only middle eastern country gripped by public on the rest some 15000 people took to the streets of jerusalem on saturday night they gathered outside the residence of the israeli prime minister did announce in corruption and the government's handling of the pandemic. after midnight police ordered the demonstrators to go home forcibly removing those who refused to leave but given that yahoo is facing charges of fraud and breach of trust the prime minister denies any wrongdoing at the same time unemployment has soared as a result of coronavirus restrictions. voters and belarus are casting their ballots in the country's presidential election alexander lukashenko is seeking a 6th 6 decades of term in office he's being challenged by political newcomers to come last earlier the incumbent said that there would be no chaos in the country as the result of this election let's go live now to daniel hawkins who's outside of the bell russian embassy in moscow dan what's at st

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laura thank you mara move continue with our coverage of presumptive u.s. democratic presidential nominee joe biden choosing senator coming to horace as his running mate form of members presidential election in a tweet confirming his pick biden praised them as ours his record on social justice i have the great honor to announce that i've picked her wrists a fearless fighter for the little guy and one of the country's finest public servants as my running mate and this is what comes to her wrists herself tweeted earlier she said joe biden can unify the american people because he spent his life fighting for us as president he'll build an america that lives up to deals i'm honored to join him as our party's nominee for vice president and do what it takes to make him our commander in chief so here's a team brought brunell's is in los angeles and coming to harris's home state of california john hendren is standing by in chicago to tell us about how the important swing voters of the u.s. midwest are likely to react and alan fischer is outside the white house to 1s

yet so many aspects to this story let's get on with some of them with mara marie me more is professor of eastern europe politics of the police university of genoa welcome to the program president mccraw chancellor merkel have both been in contact with vladimir putin why do you think they have reached out to him at this stage rather than engaging in talks with location. well because they understand how important is the route in surulere he is the situation so they are trying to underline defected that the situation must this must be solved peacefully and so they know that is not. waiting to see all this such a situation we doubt repression and valerie and i and so they strongly probably believe that a dialogue with the russian leader is better than with the. bellerose shares borders with 3 e.u. countries so clearly there's plenty at stake for europe the european council is jus to hold an emergency meeting almost situation do you expect more any unity in hard to handle the crisis there. well it's possible the closer you know the geographical the geopolitical see the position of being th

. >> reporter: mara has evacuated her home, but she's keeping a close eye on the fire's southern progresswatching crews drop water from the air and fight the flames on the ground. flames on the east side of the fire burned through part of wallace creek road yesterday. a home firefighters worked to protect is destroyed. several homes are now rubble while others on the same block are untouched. fire crews are still putting out hot spots and tree crews are making sure conditions are safe. fire has burned through many evacuation zones, but they're still dangerous. this tree crew chopped down that smoldering tree before it fell down. crews are staging along mill creek and west side road preparing to stop flames if they advance. cal fire says fire is spreading slower today than yesterday. back in rio nito, this woman says she's prepared to load up her pets and leave if flames get too close. >> so this is my car and my husband as the houseboat. we got it stacked. >> reporter: she's just one of thousands of people impacted by the wall bridge fire. it is just a small part of the larger lnu lightni

algeria botswana burkina cape barren day chad djibouti egypt ethiopia guyana kenya libya madagascar mali mara tanya niger nigeria senegal somalia tanzania and tunisia and that more than 14 percent of u.s. commandos deployed overseas in 2019 were sent to africa that's the largest percentage of any region in the world except for the greater middle east. all of this in the name of this supposed war on terror that was started almost 20 years ago 20 years and 3 presidents ago that has no clear end in sight. and it appears but u.s. africa command or africa for short hasn't exactly been the best of houseguests in these 22 african nations not only has violence spiked in africa since the us military came to its shores and that's according to one of the pentagon's own actual studies but we can even treat the ceremonial podio what we've been treat the ceremonial photo op gifts we received from host nations with this respect as nick turse lays out military documents show that former africa general thomas wall houser regularly put gifts he received from african leaders into the trash. the tunisian peace t

people including children have died in yemen where flash floods swept through several provinces is the mara governor at is one of the worst affected areas and flooding and landslides in south korea have left at least 12 people dead and forced up to 2000 more from their homes much of the damage is in the regions surrounding seoul and central parts of the country so those are the headlines the news continues here now to syria after witness statement that's watching live now. i'm counting the cost the wealth of banks prime minister as a priority because built on the backs of slaves how much does britain know about rench an album pandemic could wipe out latin america's heart and social and economic gains plus wild cards missing billions counting the cost of al-jazeera.

lot of conservation so all the all is now spilling it to those very very sensitive areas frightening mara about 13 unique area of immersion and this would cause a lot of damage according to me to mine by diversity and terrestrial that every city in the area the impact will not only be ecological it will equally be economical because many people here are their livelihoods from the fish they fish in the area there are a lot of hotels also in the area who market which market this place runs outside in order to get clients and you have a lot of people earning their livelihoods also on the lands on the coastline where you have people dealing with tourists or people getting and visiting them aren't parked so the destruction is not only ecological it's also economical in terms of tourism attractiveness of marriages around the world and there is also a health hazard in as much as you have also now the odor of the hydrocarbons which is now in the town of my work and also the risk of fire so it's a multiple crisis which is a currently occurring in merchants and which is cook causing a lot of troubl

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howie: joining us now, mara liasson, political reporter for npr and fox news contributor.ms like joe biden went off on this reporter. why didn't get this trumpian levels of coverage. i would argue the president got 1,000 more times attention for mispronouncing yosemite. >> i think this did get some coverage. don't forget, there were other biden gaffes that were competing with this one for attention. also on that panel of black and hispanic journalists asked him what about openings to cuba, that's something that latino voters in florida really care about and he said well, unlike african-americans, latino voters are not a monolith, they have a diversity of views. they gaffes share a couple traits, always unprompted, gray gratuitous and are usually about african-americans. i mean, going all the way back to barack obama being clean and articulate. this is a theme. the question i have is -- well, of course how much attention are they going to get because trump dominates the media narrative so completely and utterly. joe biden gets left behind. howie: that was my point. >> also,

yesterday we had on mara of lucky dog animal rescue and in the past 24 hours they have raised 44 plusto help hundreds if not thousands of dogs trapped and you can donate at luckydoganimalrescue.org. cookie, darcy and lili are all heart worm positive, treatment and transferring for a chance of forever home cost a thousand dollars for each one and gillian, you can imagine a lot of dog who is were also injured in the storm. they're not being taken to shelters and they will be even more expensive to help. gillian: thanks to all of our viewers at home who may have donated from the bottom of our hearts, we appreciate you, we are going to follow suit on behalf of the show as well. a really spectacular effort made. leland: fabulous. you all donated enough and clicked on the website. to crash the website, let's see if we can do it again today, have a great weekend. see you. chris: i'm chris wallace with the conventions behind us president trump and joe biden dig in for a fall campaign like none before. ♪ ♪ fireworks and accusations that vote for the other guy will lead to chaos. >> the radical

joining me is mara. swr you spoke with election officials where no excuse mail in voting is allowed. what have they been telling you? >> reporter: they knowledge the fact that the usps are telling pennsylvania and other states that are delays are likely. the delay is real. pennsylvanians say they have waiting up the three weeks to get their mail. >> one of the things that every one should advocate for is because of that he has delays, your ballot should be counted as long as its postmarked by the correct day much like we administer tax collection. if it's postmarked by the day then your vote should be counted and government should take it and receive it. >> reporter: she is one of those voter advocacy experts i've been talking to in recent days advocating for what pennsylvania has asked for that ballots received after election day are counted as long as they are postmarked by election day. states add extra ballot drop boxes so that even if you don't want to go and wait in line to vote in person, you can

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