and also, you and i both know that telling democrats not to be, in jim messina's words, bedwetters isean not to have waves come up on the beach. it just won't happen. and again, this is democrats who admit this over and over again. the big argument that messina made in this series of slides, in a slide show that he made, was about the economy. and arguing that the economy isn't that bad. he used statistics, talking about the misery index, that it is in a better position when barack obama was reelected and messina ran back. one of the things that has not gotten that much attention in messina's presentation was the idea that a third party candidate and/or a pretty serious challenger within the democratic party could be something the democrats need to be paying much more attention to. he noted that, when you look at the primary challenge, jimmy carter was challenged, didn't win re-election. george h.w. bush was challenged, didn't win re-election. on the flip side, the third party, if it is so tight as we expect it to be, any little bit of erosion when it comes to joe biden's support coul

messina believes the infection was caused by vibrio vulnificus, a bacterial infection. the cdc has been warning about the ways that you can get infected with this bacteria are one. you can eat, something that's contaminated which in some people causes a gust or 2, right us or just a stomach illness. and then the other way is actually by having a cut or a tattoo or some other breaking your skin exposed to water in which this bug lives. >> ucsf, infectious disease expert doctor natasha spottswood says the bacteria is especially concerning for people who are immunocompromised. the cdc says about 150 to 200 cases of infections reported each year and about one in 5 people with the infection die sometimes within one to 2 days of becoming ill people to take sensible precautions. like if you have a cut, avoiding getting immersed in water until its well-heeled, if you are someone who is immunocompromised keeping an eye on these things, avoiding those high-risk activities and messina says she and barajas is family. >> are still waiting to learn more about what happened. think for

one of the things that has not gotten that much attention in messina's presentation, abby.that a third party candidate and over a pretty serious challenger within the democratic party could be someone the democrats need to pay much more attention to. he noted, just when you look at the primary challenge, jimmy carter was challenged, didn't win reelection. george h. w. bush was challenged, didn't win reelection. and on the flip side, the third party, if it is so incredibly tight, as we expected to be, any little bit of erosion when it comes to joe biden support could help donald trump, and he's talking about people like cornell west, or maybe no labels organization, which is still very much flirting with a third party run. >> yeah, that seems to be the thing that a lot of people in biden world are keeping their eye on, and most concerned about. dan, i want to get you to respond here to this. this is from former arkansas governor, mike huckabee, who today, made some waves when he said this on a show. >> people in power use their police agencies to arrest their opponents for m

and he looks astaff and says, messina, bill messina's the key sicily. if they had let me land that syracuse and drive up the coast road. messina, i have every german on this -- island now. it's the same thing with con, ladies and gentlemen. if you're going to go into normandy to get into northwest france, to get to the third reich, you've got to go through con imagine the old fashioned spoke wheel and the center hub that the roads come through north, south, east, west is con you cannot move an army through normandy unless. you have a road network. the only exception, of course, ise patton, because he doesn't go through general montgomery, stays at con and visits there for six weeks. and befts anywhere. but that's another story. the next map on your right shows the relationship of con t paris. here's the rhine river and the third reich. so you can see how important this is, this connection con is like aow and arrow pointed at the heart of pears, and that points directly east to the third reich. george knew what he was talking ab so did someone else. this

i remember when matteo messina denaro was taken into custody. it was so dramatic.s unwell and has been unwell so what reaction was that to his death which was a inevitable? well it�*s bittersweet for italians because we wish that he had been arrested in 1993 when he should have been arrested. he spent 30 years on the run and only went to jail eight months ago. so in a sense his death reminds italians that he was a fugitive for so long and that is not great for italian institution. it was good that he was eventually arrested but it took too long. what is the state of the sicilian mafia? the sicilian mafia mafia is not well and that is good. they are under pressure from authorities. the trade which is very profitable and gave a lot of money to the sicilian mafia in the 80s is not the place where they are. they still are adamant in they are. they still are adamant in the territory and ask for protection money but not as much internationally. 50 money but not as much internationally.- money but not as much internationall . ., ., , internationally. so who controls the d

it's just this could happen to any of us friend anna messina says back in late july barajas had boughtinner. she cooked it and ate it alone. and within days got very ill and was then hospitalized. shows lost her >> she's on a respirator. they put her into a medically induced coma. her fingers were black for future black. her bottom lip was black. she would check complete stepsister. kidneys were failing now a month and a half later barajas is without her arms and legs and their whole lives are going to change after this. you know, they're going to change. every daily routine. every things can change. >> messina believes the infection was caused by vibrio vulnificus, a bacterial infection. the cdc has been warning about the ways that you can get infected with this bacteria are one. you can eat, something that's contaminated which in some people causes a gust or 2, right us or just a stomach illness. and then the other way is actually by having a cut or a tattoo or some other breaking your skin exposed to water in which this bug lives. >> ucsf, infectious disease expert doctor natasha sp

>> with us now is former obama campaign manager jim messina and alice stewart.im, you have in recent weeks accused members of your own party of being bed wetters or in your words effing bed wetters. to what extent do new polls like this fill the bladders of some democrats before they go to bed? >> i'm sure it will lead everyone to want a bigger glass of chardonnay tonight. jeff is exactly right, this thing -- this race is going to be really tight. american presidential elections are very tight and in the battleground states that matter, the blue wall, this race will be very tight but history matters as well here. joe biden's numbers are almost exactly what barack obama's numbers were in 2011 when people were counting out president obama. we had the same challenges with messaging on the economy. that takes some time. and polls, you know, i've been very critical of polls because as jeff says we're 410 days out here, they are not predictive. what is predictive is these 30 special elections that we have had in this country in 2023 where democrats are performed 11% b

messina believes the infection was caused by vibrio vulnificus, a bacterial infection. the cdc has been warning about the ways that you can get infected with this bacteria are one. you can eat, something that's contaminated which in some people causes a gust or 2, right us or just a stomach illness. and then the other way is actually by having a cut or a tattoo or some other breaking your skin exposed to water in which this bug lives. >> ucsf, infectious disease expert doctor natasha spottswood says the bacteria is especially concerning for people who are immunocompromised. the cdc says about 150 to 200 cases of infections reported each year and about one in 5 people with the infection die sometimes within one to 2 days of becoming ill. >> people to take sensible precautions like if you have a cut, avoiding getting immersed in water until its well-heeled, if you are someone who is immunocompromised keeping an eye on these things, avoiding those high-risk activities and foods. messina says she and barajas is family. >> are still waiting to learn more about what happened.

he can travel internationally on official business. >> jim messina, adding to what lindsey was telling what is the president likely to do, what is chuck schumer likely to do? i was interviewing john kirby. he said we don't discuss anything in the justice department. that's what they have been saying about hunter biden and about donald trump. are they going to break precedent and say something about this out of the white house? >> reporter: you have just two very different reactions from the two major political parties. you have 30 democratic senators calling for his resignation. you have kevin mccarthy refusing to call for george santos' resignation after his indictments. only mitt romney is the only republican senator who said that donald trump, who has 91 felony counts against him, shouldn't run. you have one fully functioning democratic party saying, look, our guy, the guy elected as a democratic senator from new jersey, should resign. he can't do his day job. you and i know how the senate works. i worked there over a decade. right now, he will be a pariah. no one will sponsor bills

the notorious italian mafia boss matteo messina denaro has died in custody at the age of 61.ro was arrested injanuary at a clinic in palermo in sicily after 30 years on the run. he was serving a life sentence after being convicted in absentia of numerous murders. how richer countries that have contributed more emissions can help poorer nations tackle climate change is the major challenge facing the next cop conference, which will be held in dubai in november. former uk prime minister gordon brown, is setting out plans for a global windfall levy on oil—producing countries to help the poorer ones. earlier we spoke to gordon brown and asked him to explain his idea in more detail. we have got an explosive situation in the world today. we have got droughts, floods and fire storms hitting the poorest countries in the world, and yet at the same time we have got these unprecedented profits, windfall profits that have been made by the petro states and oil companies, and the extent of it is that it is 4 trillion, 4,000 billion in revenues in the last year, 2.5 trillion of that a windfa

messina denaro was a massive figure, and people have breathed a sigh of relief.ly and friends of his victims. one of his licenses was the kidnapping and murder of a 12—year—old son of a witness. that shows the ruthlessness that he carried out. as you say, he boasted he could fill a cemetery with the number of people he had killed. he is ending up himself in a cemetery buried beside his mafioso partner. thank you very much. we are about to take a break. we will have the latest on what looks like we'll be the end of the screenwriters strike in the us. that has been going on for months. we have the actors still on strike, but the first of the dominoes looks as if it has fallen. we will have the latest on the protracted and of the screenwriters strike. that is coming up here on bbc news in the next few minutes. don't go away. hello there. apart from some rain across the north and the west of the uk, today potentially could be one of the better days of this week as things are set to turn very windy with gales and heavy rain, particularly around the middle part of the

the italian city protection agency for the areas of messina, palermo and trapani to the east of sicily has issued a fire warning. in the months of july and august this year, the sicily region was the scene of a large forest and pasture fire that damaged several residential areas. end of the news section in the name of god. good morning hello , dear viewers of the khabar channel last night the hottest hours of the day in ahvaz reached 45 degrees above zero and as the warmest center of the province, while this morning in the coolest hours of the morning in shahrekord , it reached 6 degrees above zero and the coolest center of the province , which is also in the temperature roles as you can see, from monday in the northern parts of our country, due to the passing of the waves , we expect the temperature to decrease until wednesday . a decrease of 5 to 7 temperatures will happen on wednesday this drop in temperature will extend to the northeastern part of the country in north khorasan and razavi khorasan provinces. a moment of rain should be served to the child. in the next 24 hours , we w

i am so glad that jim messina is speaking the truth.kept asking his fellow democrats to chill out -- to tied with 14 months to go citing strong economic fundamentals and the abortion issue. shermichael, do you agree with him, and furthermore, national polls don't matter in a presidential election season as much as state polls, but i feel like folks are putting a lot of stock in national polls right now. >> national polls are exciting to talk about. you and i both know this but we've also worked on several presidential campaigns. we do need to look at the state polling from the battleground states, and if the topic is abortion, then that's a big problem for republicans. we have a significant amount of data over the course of several years, to an, hour three, years to prove that. but i think of the debate is about the economy, i don't necessarily agree with jim on this. i think while did indicate that inflation is receding, jobless numbers are for the most part okay, people still know that having a job doesn't mean that the wages will inc

. >> if jim messina says we are bed-wetters, invest in pampers and depends. because a lot of people are terrified that joe biden is in real trouble. >> joining me now is former league strategist for bill clinton's 1992 presidential campaign. and the coast co-host of politics war room. james carville himself. james, thank you for being here. these polls seem to get at the elephant in the room when it comes to president biden. for voters, it is his age that they're concerned about, his mental acuity, his health. what does that tell us? >> i guess to say the least that the polls are not great. it tells us that voters are expressing some apprehension here. it's pretty clear. there is not much else you can see when you look at it. i guess, the best thing you can say is if anything it worked for trump, but, there is the apprehension out there that that's undeniable. but on the other hand, i point out, -- lost an election since the dobbs decision. it was supposed to lose in november, we didn't, so, i don't know. the polling that i have seen or anybody else has seen

we are joined by jim messina and usa today's susan paige. i'm getting right to your comments.rs. i almost spit my coffee out. why are you so confident in biden's chances for re-election? >> well, look, i spent most of my august break getting calls from panicked democrats who ruined my vacation, so i decided, sara, to just look at the data and pretend we never heard of joe biden or donald trump and just look straight at the data about the misery index about unemployment and various statistics that really prove who is likely to win presidential elections and when you look at the data, joe biden has a much better chance than donald trump to win the presidency. it doesn't mean it won't be close because it absolutely will. it doesn't mean trump can't win, because he can, but i wanted to give real data to folks who say if you were playing poker you'd much rather have biden's hand than trump's. >> what is it with the hand wringing? we see this a lot with democrats. a lot of hand wringing that they do in the lead-up to these elections. >> democrats are historical panicers, and i count

joining us now, jim messina, white house deputy chief of staff under president obama and campaign manager012 reelection campaign. always good to see you. i want to start with excerpt. quote, there is an extremist movement that does not share the basic beliefs of our moacy, the maga movement. we're at an inflection point in our history, one of those moments that only happens once every few generations where the decisions we make today will determine the course of this country and world for decades to come. how significant do you view this message? even just take it as a political statement as we're heading into 2024. >> well, chris, this is joe biden at his absolute best, trying to say to this country, look, wake up. this is a moment where donald trump and his maga extremists are hijacking our country and attempting to thwart democracy. we saw this on january 6th. we see in the absolute denial of the major republican candidates on that stage last night to admit the insurrectionists tried to take over the country. maga extremists have coopted the republican party and the republican party of

anybody wants to argue against jim messina is going to waste their time.ferent because there has been a year of of a real campaign and all this kind of stuff. but right now today i think a lot of democrats look at these numbers and say the whispers are finally showing up in this data. people are talking behind their hand. they worry about joe biden. joe biden is like that grandpa that you love, that you believe in, you owe a lot, but you start to wonder, you know, would you give this grandpa a high-stress job for six more years or would you want something else for him? that's what's being talked about. people are scared to say anything about it, but i think it's important for us to have this conversation now. i think it's maybe the bottom for joe biden. he may go up as the economy improves. but right now the economy is getting better and fears about the economy are getting worse. we have to be honest as democrats that there is pain out there at the base of our party. people still don't feel these policies yet. and we have to make the case stronger. we can'

he's the man who successfully reelected the last democratic president, jim messina who served as campaign barack obama's 2012 reelection campaign. good to see you. jim, you have said basically to democrats, i think this actually is your word, stop the bedwetting. what's your larger message here? >> that, look, polls 15 months out are just distractions, there wasn't a poll this time in 2011 that showed barack obama winning reelection, in fact, "the new york times" magazine put him on the cover and said he was toast. yet he won handily. if you look at what matters, and i tried while every democrat was calling me losing their minds, put aside the rhetoric, and look at who has the best hand, who has gotten these things done, historic achievements, who has already beaten donald trump once, and has the united democratic party behind him, and that's joe biden, so i think democrats need to take a deep breath, realize the polls are going to suck for a little while as they did for barack obama, and next year when it's trump versus biden, we will win that race again. >> let me ask you, jim, about tw

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something taylor messina. dinardo has died in prison while surfing time for crimes including murder battalion media called him the last godfather, french, brutal leadership of the cosa nostra the crime syndicate depicted in the godfather movie seed was $61.00 and suffering from colon cancer. philippines has accused that china is coast god of installing, recalls a floating barrier in distribution area on the south china states saying it prevented filipinos from entering and fishing in the area. and this comes off to the philippine officials after accuse china of massive construction in the ukraine says the russian forces of loans to major and attack on the southern port safety of a desa, ukrainian defense as reports to be shut down 11 cruise marseilles and 19 drugs of some, miss lyles did get through damaging port, buildings and infrastructure, and including grain stores. one person's beginnings to have been hospitalized the next to a group of non the ukrainians who events of the country's call for help against russia's invasion. the international league is part of ukraine's army and include s

family friend anna messina created this gofundme page late last week detailing what happened to 40 year old laura barajas. the post says barajas bought fish from a grocery store in san jose and cooked it herself. the next day she was admitted to a local hospital and diagnosed with vibrio vulnificus, a bacterial infection. about 20% of people who get really sick from it die. so it's nothing to laugh at, at all. but fortunately we it's not common. doctor john swartzberg teaches at uc berkeley school of public health and is not involved in this case. barajas has been hospitalized for over a month and on september 13th, she had to have all four of her limbs removed to save her life. generally speaking, the reason somebody has to have a limb amputated is that there's no longer a viable tissue. that is, you're no longer getting blood to that extremity. and so no matter what you do, the tissue is dead. on september 1st, the cdc issued a health advisory about vibrio vulnificus. it says about 200 people a year get a vibrio infection, often experiencing diarrhea or stomach cramping, vomiting, chi

the notorious italian mafia boss matteo messina denaro has died in custody, at the age of 61.clinic in palermo in sicily, after 30 years on the run. he was given a life sentence after being convicted in absentia of numerous murders. he once boasted that he could fill a cemetery with his victims. among them, were leading anti—mafia prosecutors killed in bomb attacks. he was often described as the last godfather of the sicilian mafia. he presided over the feared and ruthless cosa nostra. one of the biggest bosses in sicily, sicilian mafia, matthew. and he was convicted, actually, of multiple life sentences because of the dozens of murders that were attributed to him, including involvement in the murders of the two anti—mafia judges, giovanni falcone and paolo borsellino, who were two, who remain still two very iconic figures. they were assassinated in 1992 by the mafia, trying to stand up and crush the sicilian mafia. and after that, really the mafia... the italian police clamped down very hard on cosa nostra, but denaro remained on the run for 30 years, and he was finally track

the notorious italian mafia boss matteo messina denaro has died in custody at the age of 61. was arrested injanuary at a clinic in palermo in sicily after 30 years on the run. he was serving a life sentence after being convicted in absentia of numerous murders. he once boasted that he could fill a cemetery with his victims. among them were leading anti—mafia prosecutors killed in bomb attacks. he was often described as the last godfather of the sicilian mafia. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. let's look at some other stories making the headlines. a man's been charged with murder after a woman was fatally shot in leicestershire. police were called to a property in long clawson — near melton mowbray — on thursday night where they found carrie slater with life—threatening injuries. richard basson has been charged with murder and is due before magistrates in leicester. health service managers estimate that more than one—million nhs appointments in england have been cancelled because of strikes. nhs providers have warned that resources are likely to be severel

italian media reports mafia boss matteo messina denaro, who was caught injanuary after spending 30 yearsring from cancer at the time of his arrest. as his condition worsened in recent weeks, he was transferred to a hospital from the maximum security prison in central italy. you're live with bbc news. we begin with a space mission that could help explain the origins of life on earth. a nasa capsule containing rock and dust from the surface of an asteroid has successfully touched down in the utah desert. it's the largest ever sample from an asteroid that has made it to earth, and it's an achievement nearly 20 years in the making. american scientists first pitched the idea to nasa in 200a. it wasn't until their third attempt in 2011 that the project was finally approved by nasa. five years later in 2016, scientists launched osiris—rex into space. on december third 2018, the capsule arrived at asteroid bennu osiris—rex collected a sample from bennu in october of 2020. then, on may10, 2021, osiris—rex began its journey back to earth, leading us to this weekend's events. on sunday, it successf

italian prosecutor saint matteo messina gennaro died today in a hospital prison ward several months afterg captured as at least most wanted fugitive. following decades on the runmea lloyd austin visits kenya to discuss shared security interest in counterterrorism efforts there. he and canyons defense minister signed a 5-year cooperation agreement. secretary austin revealed kenya is considering leading a multinational security support mission in haiti. just some of the other stories beyond our borders tonight. we will be right back. ♪ ♪ neither snowcapped mountains, nor puddles of water, nor unexpected detours with a 20 foot drainage pipe, can stop the ruggedly capable telluride x-pro from getting you to your dinner reservation on time. ♪ okay! ♪ wolf: don't mind me. i'm just the flu. (coughing, sneezing) i'm quite harmless, really. and when people ask, “but aren't you linked to dangerous flu complications... ( coughing, sneezing.) ...like pneumonia, heart attack, and hospitalizations?” (coughing, gasping.) ...i just say, “but i'm just the flu.” (sniffs) (elevator dings) it's him! who? i'm

the sicilian mafia boss matteo messina denaro, known as the last godfather, has died in prison at the boss of the notorious cosa nostra mafia, and to have been responsible for a number of murders. he spent 30 years on the run and was being treated for cancer at the time of his arrest. a writers' strike in the us which has been going on for nearly five months, halting most film and tv production, could be about to end. the union the writers guild of america says it's reached a tentative deal with studio bosses which contains "meaningful gains and protections". the dispute is about pay and the use of artificial intelligence. precious samples collected from an asteroid are to be moved to a specialist laboratory in texas in the next few hours. the material, taken from what's been described as "the most dangerous rock in our solar system", came down to earth in utah in a nasa spacecraft. scientists hope the samples will provide some answers about how life began more than four billion years ago. our science editor rebecca morelle reports from utah. the ssc has entered i the earth's atmosphe

there are a lot of choices that can be made, and what jim messina is saying and i would hope the messageill be, is that whether or not you think joe biden is the best, that we have to offer, there is an administration, a group of people, a group of elected officials and a whole policy of agenda. clearly better than anything offered on the other side. >> the best being decency and democracy. >> that he can offer. all right, then i will give you the last word my friend. basil smikle, stewart, stevens thank you so much. when we come back, how much should we be worrying, maybe not about joe biden, but we should be worrying about china 's slowing economy. whether be a knock on effect here? when the 11th hour continues. i need it cool at night. you trying to ice me out of the bed? baby, only on game nights. you know you are retired right? am i? ya! the queen sleep number c2 smart bed is now only $999. plus free home delivery when you add an adjustable base. shop now only at sleep number. this tiny payment thing- is a giant pain! hi ladies! alex from u.s. bank! can she help? how about a compreh

family friend anna messina created this gofundme page late last week detailing what happened to 40 year barajas. the post says barajas bought fish from a grocery store in san jose and cooked it herself. the next day she was admitted to a local hospital and diagnosed with vibrio vulnificus, a bacterial infection. about 20% of people who get really sick from it die. so it's nothing to laugh at at all. but fortunately she it's not common. one doctor john swartzberg teaches at uc berkeley school of public health and is not involved in this case . barajas has been hospitalized for over a month and on september 13th, she had to have all four of her limbs removed to save her life. generally speaking, the reason somebody has to have a limb amputated is that there's no longer a viable tissue that is, you're no longer getting blood to that extremity . and so no matter what you do, the tissue is dead. on september 1st, the cdc issued a health advisory about vibrio vulnificus. it says about 200 people a year get a vibrio infection, often experiencing diarrhea or stomach cramping, vomiting, chills a

that's what former obama campaign manager, jim messina, referred to the.n a favorite sport inside the beltway. so, maybe machine is right. i don't know. joe biden's got some pluses and minuses. just like everybody else whoever got the nomination. sure, there's a whole long list of great, fantastic candidates who are in their 40s and 50s. in the democratic party. but they're not the incumbent. they haven't been in the white house during all the things that biden is done. so, as soon as this campaign really gets going, and the republicans sort themselves out as to which authoritarian they're gonna nominate, then we'll have a real race. and this will stop seeing these kinds of articles. this is always the kind of stuff that happens in the middle summer and fall of the year before the election. they have nothing else to read about. they're tired of running at the same old polls. they come up with stuff like this. i think it's nonsense myself. >> okay, let me ask about this. ignatius goes underway about vice president harris. as the presumptive heir apparent to

a family friend, anna messina created this go-fund me page late last week detailing what happened to 40 year old laura barajas. the post says barajas bought fish from a grocery store in san jose and cooked it herself. the next day she was admitted to a local hospital and died nosed with vibrio vulnificus a bacterial infection. about 20% of people who get really sick from it die. so it's nothing to laugh at at all. but fortunately it's not common. doctor john swartzberg teaches at uc berkeley school of public health and is not involved in this case. barajas has been hospitalized for over a month and on september 13th, she had to have all four of her limbs removed to save her life. generally speaking, the reason somebody has to have a limb amputated is that there's no longer a viable tissue that is, you're no longer getting blood to that extremity and so no matter what you do, the tissue is dead. on september first, the cdc issued a health advisory about vibrio vulnificus. it says about 200 people a year get a vibrio infection experience diarrhea, stomach cramping, vomiting, chills and

there are a lot of choices that can be made, and what jim messina is saying and i would hope the messagel be, is that whether or not you think joe biden is the best, that we have to offer, there is an administration, a group of people, a group of elected officials and a whole policy of agenda. clearly better than anything offered on the other side. >> the best being decency and democracy. >> that he can offer. all right, then i will give you the last word my friend. basil smikle, stewart, stevens thank you so much. when we come back, how much should we be worrying, maybe not about joe biden, but we should be worrying about china's slowing economy. whether be a knock on effect here? when the 11th hour continues. he 11th hour continues i saw myself in a photograph. and we were all smiling, and i looked closer, and i was like that- that's what everybody sees? i'm back, and i got botox® cosmetic. the lines were so prominent it's all i saw in the photograph, so now when i take photos, and i see myself in photos, its- it's me, i just have fewer lines. botox® cosmetic is fda-approved to tempora

joining us now is john heilemann and jim messina.erfect, but this is the guy who can beat trump and we all need to stop freaking out. >> that's exactly right. take a deep breath. joe biden's already beaten donald trump once. he will do it again. his numbers are almost exactly where barack obama's were at this point in his company. obama won handily. we just need a contrast with donald trump. every single day donald trump gives us that contrast in ways that are politically helpful. >> let's talk about these two fronts on display, which is he's trying to focus in public on the economy. he points to all the economic data that treasury secretary yellen just alluded to. then in private at that fundraiser on broadway in new york city yesterday, he said st stakes of this election are so high that i think donald trump would destroy america. if there were four more years in trump, the country wouldn't look the same. is that a good tactic, to talk about what you've done, but also to highlight the stakes of this vote? >> absolutely. when i ran

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there was a memo, friend jim messina said democrats need to stop bedwetting.goodness. >> okay, joe. you take that. >> bedwetting reference. >> i'll say, things happened pretty -- wel -- >> uh-oh. >> i'm just thinking about the sheets. >> okay. joining the conversation, we have msnbc contributor -- >> no, no, no, hold on. i'm not done yet. >> really, you are. >> let's talk to mike barnicle. come on in, mike. >> mike is here. >> let's talk, mike. >> mike, please. >> so when this show began -- we're going to leave james and his sheets behind -- and let's talk about when the show began. we spent the first summer talking about the matchup between hillary clinton and rudy giuliani in 2008. we saw what happened there. neither one of them made it. we were talking, like everybody was talking, "the new york times" was talking at this time, like "the washington post," "the wall street journal," everybody else was talking at this time in 2007 about the end of john mccain's campaign. there was no way he could win. of course, he came back and won the republican nomination.

this case more explicitly but eugene daniels, on the subject of democrats worries you talked to jim messinapresidents re-elected. what did he have to say? >> the last democratic campaign manager would got a democratic president re-elected, right? he has this deck that he is sending out to folks and got a look at it, 22 pages of basically telling democrats to chill. he's telling you, donny to chill. he lays out this compelling and data driven argument, not about feelings. he looks alt a lot of data out there and in his mind, joe biden is in a better place than a lot of folks think, right? he talks about the misery index, where you have inflation and unemployment and what that means but talks about he told us in 2011 these were some of the worries that folks had, you shouldn't go out and talk about the economy and your successes on the economy because people weren't feeling it but you have to fill that void that joe is talking about but this one on the economy, and i think what he largely said is that, you know, democrats are bedwetters. they're worried about things all the time. one he said

a family friend, anna messina, created this gofundme page late last week detailing what happened to 40rajas bought fish from a grocery store in san jose and cooked it herself. the next day she was admitted to a local hospital and diagnosed with vibrio vulnificus a bacterial infection. about 20% of people who get really sick from it die. so it's nothing to laugh at at all. but it fortunately, it's not common. doctor john swartzberg teaches at uc berkeley school of public health and is not involved in this case. barajas has been hospitalized for over a month, and on september 13th, she had to have all four of her limbs removed to save her life. generally speaking, the reason somebody has to have a limb amputated is that there's no longer a viable tissue that is, you're no longer getting blood to that extremity and so no matter what you do, the tissue is dead. on september first, the cdc issued a health advisory about vibrio vulnificus. it says about 200 people a year get a vibrio infection, experiencing diarrhea, stomach cramping, vomiting, chills and fever. the bacteria mainly live in s