peter: katie rogers, you describe michelle obama iconic, straightforward speaking style, dry wit, littleatience for politics, but did not want to live with the alternative version of that story if she did not say yes to barack obama's run. katie: right. and that is in her own words, that she knew, she believed in his potential so much that she put her own interests aside professionally and personally to help him win, to campaign extensively for him, to take the hits, which she did when she stepped or misspoke. it is as simple as that and that is actually a traditional first lady habit, where these women do not want to take on the added scrutiny and do not want to raise their children under these lights and it is that choice she made out of belief in her husband. peter: can you talk about the speaking? february 2008 in wisconsin, she was criticized for this remark. >> what we have learned over this year is that hope is making a comeback. it is making a comeback, and let me tell you something else. for the first time in my adult lifetime, i am really proud of my country. and not just becau

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for example, he called michelle obama a male martin luther king, a fucking communist bastard. this is a quote. moreover, in october 2010, while discussing african-american republicans, robinson called himself a black nazi, wrote that he supported slavery. in march 2012, robinson wrote that he would prefer adolf hitler to barack obama. in his comments, he also used various insults in relation to homosexuals and transgender people. however, all this was a long time ago. robinson himself denies everything. another scandal of the pre-election races, allegedly hacking of donald

fast-forward to michelle obama and the era of ubiquitous social media obama was the first first ladyto send it tweak and the first to write and ongoing and who could forget karaoke with james corden or the evolution of the mob dance -- mom dance. of the other forensic admission c-span first ladies influence an image aired 2013 and 2014. brought together pairs of experts to discuss every first lady moderated by susan swain and this show was so popular c-span published well-crafted interviews. three years later the smithsonian channel release first ladies revealed and commentary by scholars and journalists with critical acclaim. and i want to turn to for brief indicators of the help of the field. first in 2011si american university in the creation of its first ladies initiative and added status and star power when it made anita mcbride eight -- the it's the work and legacy of spouses with conferences and lectures series for which so far for performer first ladies. second in 2020 when several first lady scholars artists and white house employees came together to create the first ladies

can get, do not criticize the institution that's giving you this. >> first of all -- oprah and michelle obamand barack obama, everybody else paid for their wealth. he was a president, he goes out and speaks, he was the first lady -- oprah gave away cars other people paid for. she didn't buy big property and idaho because she couldn't -- with somebody else's money. the thing is, they want to lecture us, donald trump built buildings, you can hate him all you want, trump derangement syndrome in right mean tweets but he built buildings, there are actual structures that exist because of his company. the winery, all of this and more so the difference is, they have to sell you envy, they have to hate him. let's discuss policy, tax policy, or policy and all of these things, they want you to hate trump more than you love america and that's how they want to win an election and all they can do is say the rich or wrong, they are the rich. they are hypocrites. >> we kind of get that limousine democratic -- a lot of rich people speaking down to people saying you don't want this, we are for you. >> i went t

as an older adult, retired, i took to heart michelle obama's statement, do something. i went down to the board of elections here in st. louis. you can secure your voter registration card, so that i can register my neighbors. i go to my community. i always have a card with me when i'm out and about. i share my opinions in a respectful manner to try to convince others to do so. oh then i earmark, from my pension, $100 a month to give. but i am so upset that there is so much money needed to run for these elections. you give once and then they bombard you with, with emails. text messages. give, give, give. it's disgusting. i hope that when democrats go back in, we go back in and make changes. we need to add people to the supreme court, just to be fair and honest. and we need to get rid of the electoral college. host: all right. here's joe, republican, georgia. caller: i'm very fired up with donald trump, he'll be elected on the biggest landslide in history. i'm calling a lot of shows like yours. i'm down here in georgia working for trump. he'll win, he'll be the greatest p

because when the west wing takes the first lady seriously, the rest of take note fast forward to michelle obamaand the era of ubiquitous social media. obama, the first first lady to send a tweet and the first to write an ongoing blog. and who can forget carpool karaoke with james corden the evolution of the mom dance with jimmy fallon of the many other media events i could mention, i want to name only two cease bans. first lady's influence and image in 2013 and 2014. it brought together pairs of experts to discuss first lady with moderator susan swain. and this was so popular, the show was so popular. the c-span later published these really well-crafted interviews. three years later, the smithsonian released first ladies revealed blending commentary scholars and journalists with contemporary footage and dramatization to critical acclaim acclaim. now, i want to turn to for very recent indicators of the health of the field. first, in 2011, american university put its prestige and heft behind the creation of first lady's initiative, and it added both status and star power when it made anita mcbrid

yes, that is former first lady michelle obama.he was promoting her new brand of drink called please.e. at the costco in livermore. the brand is touted as a healthier option to normal drinks and snacks, with less sugar than regular carbonated drinks. it's geared toward younger kids. secret service agents you can see them there surrounded mrs. obama. as she said, it's healthy and has less calories. steph and ayesha curry are also investors in please.e. how did we not know about this? i don't know. >> i know, i know. >> how are all these people quiet about michelle obama? >> why am i not hearing about this the day it happened? right. did anyone else see this? >> yeah. no, this is this is new. i mean, can you imagine getting a taste tester and just, you know, getting your chicken bake, right, and then walking over and be like, wait. michelle michelle? >> mrs. obama? >> yeah. first lady. yeah. pretty neat. i will say her company did talk about how this is, you know, they cited a cdc report showing 20% of all childhood obesity is due to

fast forward to michelle obama and the era of ubiquitous social media.ama was the first first lady to send a tweet and first to write an ongoing blog and who can forget carpool karaoke with the james cordon or the evolution of the mom dance with jimmy fallon. o i want to mention to others. first lady's influence and image aired in 2013 and 2014 and brought together pairs of experts to discuss every first lady with moderator susan swain and this was so popular c-span later published really well crafted interviews. three years later the smithsonian channel released first ladies revealed lending commentary by scholars and journalists with contemporary footage and dramatizations of critical acclaim. now i want to turn to for recent indicators on the health of the field. first in 2011 american university but its prestige and heft behind the creation of its first ladies initiative and it added both status and star power when it made anita mcbride its director. the initiative publicizes the work and legacies of presidents with conferences and lectures series fo

jeffries: no, because as president obama said today, and wasn't president obama and michelle obama on that it's turned into a cult of personality. and as a result, the republicans have just fallen in line behind donald trump, bending the knee, doesn't matter how irresponsible or reckless or out of control his behavior is, which is why the stakes are so high. but, kamala harris and tim walz are running a campaign that is joyful, that is hopeful, that is forward-looking, and wants to bring the american people in all of our diverse glory together. [cheers and applause] >> stephen: now, we've got to go because it's a live show. but you famously have quoted biggie smalls. do you have a quick quote for us before we go? >> rep. jeffries: stay far from timid, only make moves if your heart is in it, and live the phrase the sky's the limit. >> stephen: leader hakeem jeffries, everybody. we'll be right back. good night, everybody! i came to bayview hunter's point, where there was only one pediatrician to serve more than 10,000 children. daniel lurie said, i'm going to help. we opened a clinic fo

rachel: joe rogen is calling out oprah and michelle obama for hypocritical speeches at the dnc watch.alking about income inequality hey lady. you're rich as [bleep] like how is that equal? also when michelle obama was saying i think she was saying her mother or grandmother was suspicious of people who took more than they needed like you are worth so much money. [laughter] glam take more than they needed and obamas have four mansions. pete: a bunch of rich people talking about rich people okay. i mean, although i'm surprised -- she hasn't taken more of a step into the political realm like you've suspected because when you watched her speech as much of a demagoguery that was there it was effective but again two ladies here with a lot of money still often oftentimes see themselves of victims of a system that has only benefited everyone loves -- rachel: her fan base is -- ladies, and her she lives on a rich white lady island that's says hispanics off the island are going back to chicago. pete: well paid victims on a planet. rachel: 100% here's ben stiller he says it is time for a change.

imagine, like you're walking around in costco, you got the thing here and you turn the corner and michelle obamawhat's going on? >> like a sample? mrs. obama? >> yeah, that's pretty cool though. >> it is. oh very cool. yeah. obviously, using her star power and her passion for children and for healthy eating and healthy living to create this new product, i went online to look at it because, as you guys know, i like a soda every now and then. i thought, oh, i wonder if they have a cola. they don't. they have flavors, i think more catered to children, at least at this moment. >> that's the only thing that kept you from ordering. >> that's true. >> larry, you know me well. >> all right, so from sodas we'll go to just eating in general. do you know any picky eaters? well, it could be genetics at play. researchers looked at identical and fraternal twins in the uk. they found fraternal twins weren't as similar when it came to picky eating, while identical twins had similar preferences. wait, where's the surprise? here. study authors say this indicates that genetics have a big influence on picky eaters.

that video right there of michelle obama appearing at a costco in livermore yesterday. nope, she's not there shopping. she's actually promoting a new line of healthy drinks. it's called fizzy, which is billed as a healthier soda, which has lower sugar levels than most fruit juices. she also is not the only big name you may notice promoting that brand. steph and ayesha curry are also part of that same partnership. and you can see me there oftentimes pushing around a big part of stuff with my husband. yeah, yeah. special appearance. former first lady, first lady of today in the bay. i just got a lot of kids. i just got a lot of kids. all right. yeah, we're getting ready to run errands, get to work, get to school. we've got a lot to do today. and the weather is changing as well. we're looking at a lot of clouds and also a little bit of some light rain here and there. this is a live look at dublin. maybe on your way to that costco down the 580. we are going to see some more of the clouds throughout the day. here's a look at the storm system that's bringing these changes. he

. >> at the democratic national convention, former first lady michelle obama asked americans to do somethingfriend of the show bishop william barber heard the call. his poor people's campaign has sent out over 8 million messages about voter registration to low-wage americans, in spanish and in english, as part of a nationwide push to get 15 million new poor and low-wage voters to the polls. a potential swing vote in this crucial election. joining me is the aforementioned william barber, author of white poverty, how exposing myths about race and class can reconstruct american democracy. i'm going to put on the screen the poverty rate by race. 17% for hispanics, 23% for native americans but 8.2% for white americans. 15.9 million people. how do you get all of these low-wealth americans to vote? >> well, one of the things harris and i and the poor people's campaign are curious about from the studies is you have to talk to people. those numbers are based on the u.s. measure of poverty. if you use the supplemental measurement, it goes higher, 140 million poor or low-wage folk. you have to talk to

wasn't michelle obama also in the bay area? yeah, she was at a she was she was at a costco.ries as we come on the air. authorities in alabama search for suspects in a deadly mass shooting. israel and hezbollah mount more rocket attacks against each other amid fears of a wider war. >> and the battle for the swing states intensifies with just over 40 days to go until election day. >> first, authorities in birmingham, alabama, are appealing to the public for help. at least four people were killed and more than a dozen woundein

i guess if they let michelle obama said yesterday, do something. but i want you to know this.e thing you care deeply about. i invite you to remember who you are and the power that you already have you'll have even more of it. and i invite you to bring others along. it is the only way we change the current system. we break the cycles we have appeared to break what you see and what really mobilize in such a way your power is at the center of all conversation. not just about the future but also about the present. so let me say this to you, when i say you're rooted you were going to say you are ready. are you rooted? >> ready progress a rooted question were. >> ready brickwork so you rooted? >> ready. can i take a self it with you before i get out of here?

michelle obama said two great things. one, do something. but she also said we have to vote in numbers, erase any doubt. because we need to overwhelm any effort to suppress us because we know they are going to do that. so let's get out there and do it. you have an incredible candidate, someone who is out there exceeding incredibly high expectations and massive pressers. look how she stepped up in july. how she stepped up at the convention. at the debate. she will continue to be the best, most bad -- version of kamala harris right through the end of this election. so we all need to be the most bad -- versions of ourselves so we can help her become the next president of the united states. [applause] hold on -- brooklyn's favorite son, spike lee wants to come out and say a few words. >> no basketball tonight. but we are going to kick the -- thank you for this honor. i've never done this before. but my daughter introduced the vice president here, when she was running for the united states. shout out to my daughter -- where you at -- i'm going to

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michelle obama is a great spokesperson for it, but there are several organisations across the countryhing same thing today and scott, early voting is also kicking off in many states right now. >> this has been a problem for republicans since in the past, in several past elections, do you see that changing? >> no, not really. i mean, i think the party is doing a better job of telling republicans that it's a good idea to get your voting now. and i think the party has gotten better at it, but traditionally culturally, a lot of republicans just like to vote on election day. and i think you're going to continue to see that this year despite the parties so best efforts to get people to participate on this low propensity or no propensity voter. there are a lot of people out there who aren't registered. they do support donald trump as well. and so i don't know specifically about statistics on this, but my assumption is republicans in the trump campaign are working very hard to get new people into the voter pool as well, who have no real demonstrable history of participating good discussion al

and i as the older adult retired, i took it to heart michelle obama was statement, do something. and i went down to the board of elections here in st. louis to secure voter registration cards so i can register my neighbors. i go to my community. i always have a card with me when i'm out and about. and i share my opinion in a respectful manner to try to convince others to do so. and i and i earmarked for mn $100 a month to give, but i'm so upset that there's so much money needed to run for these elections. you get one and then they bombard you with e-mails, text messages. give, give, give. and it is disgusting and help when democratsgu go back in we o back in and make changes. we need at people to the supreme court, the c-span to be honest and to get rid of the electoral college. >> host: here is joe republican ellijay georgia. hi, joe. >> caller: yes. i very fired up about donald trump. i think you will be elected with the biggest landslide in history. i'm calling a lot of national shows like yours. down here in georgia working for trump but i think he's going to win. i think be

. >> the time is now is really inspired by michelle obama when she said do something at the dnc. >> kiki is an opkland resident and one of the many volunteers foresee the vote, a grassroots organization based in oakland, the trains volunteers to go to swing states, knocked on doors and if undecided convince people to vote for kamala harris for president. >> for me, it just was a way of uniting people and showing people you know, we really all the same there. there are some differences between us, but for the purposes of this election, we need to be united. see, the vote was launched back in 2020 with the mission of stopping donald trump from being re-elected. >> that goal hasn't changed in despite vice president kamala harris's success during tuesday's debate. it's full steam ahead for see the vote. >> elections are not won on debate stages. elections are won on the front doorsteps of regular voters in the swing state. and so what we're doing is we're going to get people out there to arizona and nevada, pennsylvania, michigan and wisconsin are going to talk to those undecided voters. tho

his name plucked from a short list that included apple co-founder steve jobs and barack and michelle obama. this school, to me, is a representation of how much goodness matters. i just wish that my grandfather was alive and my grandmother, my lola. she didn't really understand what i was doing when the dedication of the school happened. i think that's when she got that i was doing something bigger than us. jose antonio vargas of the washington post. jose antonio vargas is a pulitzer prize winning journalist. i lived the american dream, building a successful career as a journalist, but i was living a lie. this is my reality. i'm an undocumented gay filipino in this country. vargas is the founder of define american, a nonprofit. he started 13 years ago. the same day he revealed in a new york times essay. he is an undocumented immigrant. against the advice of a lawyer, she said, jose, you cannot say that you broke the law. and i remember telling her, well, well, if i don't say i broke the law, then what am i doing? and so are all the farmers making sure that you have your strawberries and ham

you are as his wedding to michelle obama today in many in d. c. believe your brother who is into is come on, harris is pulling the strings in the middle east as it burns. this region, billions a given a way to the dictates as a lensky. why, if we take us back, have you always been suspicious about how he rose to become president as you lost touch and where? but rock obama, your brother was being talked to well groomed. your most suggest oh, when i met him, i really have an idea all these background i just, uh, you know, so took him on at face value. uh and uh, it wasn't, i didn't try to dig into the background. but of course, uh when we 1st met and we were just a very simple, you know, uh, in a sense and young people. uh, we just met and we're very excited to be together. and that was how it was up until uh uh uh, you know, we went on in life and somehow we lived in chicago and i was down in washington dc . and it was chicago where you've changed from becoming a community leader to the politician and the next president of the united states as well

wasn't michelle obama also in the bay area? yeah, she was at a she was she was at a costco. stories as we come on the air. authorities in alabama search for suspects in a deadly mass shooting. israel and hezbollah mount more rocket attacks against each other amid fears of a wider war. >> and the battle for the swing states intensifies with just over 40 days to go until election day. >> first, authorities in birmingham, alabama, are appealing to the public for help. at least four people were killed and more than a dozen wounded in what police say was a targeted shooting in the city's popular night life area. authorities say most of the victims were innocent bystanders caught in the cross fire. after finding more than 100 shell casings, they may have used a modified automatic weapon before fleeing the scene in a car. the atf and fbi are helping with the investigation. stephanie ramos reports from alabama. >>> overseas, israel and hezbollah intensify their attacks on each other as both sides appear headed for a wider conflict. the strikes are reaching deeper into israel. prime

then former first lady michelle obama was in the bay area yesterday. video taken by cassandra yeoman shows obama interacting with shoppers at costco in livermore, promoting her new drink for kids called pleasea, and a 14 year old boy from fremont has won the national mullet championship. he was celebrated by the oakland ballers on friday. you can find all these stories and more on ktvu.com. all right kellen, all music lovers. >> another free concert headed to san francisco. we take a look at the list of stars expected to rform is it possible to count on my internet like my customers count on me? it is with comcast business. keeping you up and running with our 99.9% network reliability. and security that helps outsmart threats to your data. moaire dida twoo? -your data, too. there's even round-the- clock customer support. so you can be there for your customers. with comcast business, reliability isn't just possible. it's happening. switch to reliable comcast business internet with security and get started for $49.99 a month. plus ask how to get up to a

michelle obama, the former first lady, got up and sat in front of the nation and do something."id, "when we fight we win." clearly they're not winning the ceasefire deal right now. they don't want to look likejimmy carter in 1980 when he was bedevilled by a hostage crisis. there are americans held in iran in 1980 and madejamie carter look like a lame duck. what can they do? carter look like a lame duck. what can appreciate but we do appreciate your analysis and your thoughts on what's happening in the middle east. president biden is back on the campaign trail, alongside his vice president and democratic presidential nominee, kamala harris. the pair kicked—off the final sprint of the election, that traditionally begins on labour day in the us — which was monday. they've been appearing at a local union hall in pittsburgh. it's the first time mr biden joined kamala harris on the campaign trail since dropping out of 2024 race — singing her praises, touting her as a leader who would support workers. she would be historic pro—union president. so, folks, we got one morejob to do presid

they bring out michelle obama who has like a runway in the backyard of her house to say black women can'ttelling them is you can do this, too and that's what i resent about the tailors thing, taylor swift should be coming that endorsement literally sitting on people she's using is furniture. i would respect that. >> i think it could happen worse, what michael jackson was endorsing people? [laughter] >> it would certainly help with the use both in a good night, everybody. >> one of the most focus week. instruct before election day, we are peering into crystal balls with the panel next. ♪ will will a new segment called crystal balls were reported the future in order to make it clear because crystal falls sound like a drag queen that dances a liberal kindergarten class is. [laughter] elections always says you could have let this fall but we want to see if we can show everybody will give me predictions and i will make predictions as well. keep in mind, if somebody said at the beginning of the summer you have two assassinations times, and replaced by the least popular president in history, he

the differences on how melania trump has been treated compared to the way the system treated michelle obamaill biden. we obama came in his wife will zero sense of any kind of style or artistic ability. i still remember her inauguration dress. the system rushed to her assistance. she had the best dress makers, best artistic people. everybody surrounded her to prop her up. but when melania came into the same role she was a foreigner, she spoke funny only been a citizen 10 years anding she did was wrong -- and everything she did was wrong. she redoes the can garden and suddenly it was anti-semitic. when jill biden gets in office, everything she did was correct. the whole system stood behind her and told her what a great job she is doing and -- >> we are running a little low on time and i want to allow mrs. mcbride to respond. guest: fair enough and that is way to responds to you when you are married to a controversial or consequential figure unfortunately some of that criticism spills over on to you. then you may are not given as fair a shake as you deserve. i think to your point mrs. trump co

the differences on how melania trump has been treated compared to the way the system treated michelle obamaill biden. we obama came in his wife will zero sense of any kind of style or artistic ability. i still remember her inauguration dress. the system rushed to her assistance. she had the best dress makers, best artistic people. everybody surrounded her to prop her up. but when melania came into the same role she was a foreigner, she spoke funny only been a citizen 10 years anding she did was wrong -- and everything she did was wrong. she redoes the can garden and suddenly it was anti-semitic. when jill biden gets in office, everything she did was correct. the whole system stood behind her and told her what a great job she is doing and -- >> we are running a little low on time and i want to allow mrs. mcbride to respond. guest: fair enough and that is way to responds to you when you are married to a controversial or consequential figure unfortunately some of that criticism spills over on to you. then you may are not given as fair a shake as you deserve. i think to your point mrs. trump co

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. >> the time is now is really inspired by michelle obama when she said do something at the dnc. >> kiki is an oakland resident and one of the many volunteers for see the vote, a grassroots organization based in oakland, the trains volunteers to go to swing states, knocked on doors and if undecided convince people to vote for kamala harris for president. >> for me, it just was a way of uniting people and showing people you know, we really all the same there. there are some differences between us, but for the purposes of this election, we need to be united. see, the vote was launched back in 2020 with the mission of stopping donald trump from being re-elected. >> that goal hasn't changed in despite vice president kamala harris's success during tuesday's debate. it's full steam ahead for see the vote. >> elections are not won on debate stages. elections are won on the front doorsteps of regular voters in the swing state. and so what we're doing is we're going to get people out there to arizona and nevada, pennsylvania, michigan and wisconsin are going to talk to those undecided voters. tho

jill biden goetz or michelle obama gets or some of these other ladies get. book, beautiful children, beautiful grandchildren and you have people, kids that come out of wealthy families they got all kinds of problems and so forth. yours do not. they support their father they will do anything for their father. they love their country, right down the line every single one of them. that media focus on a cousin over here, and niece over there that's attacking you and so forth. you're a wife, your family talk about the kennedys and so forth. it's a remarkable family. going to ask you as a father and a grandfather what did you do to raise children this way? and your wife, millennia when she sees what's happening to that her husband was almost murdered. how do you to interact when she sees something like that? what she was watching it on television. and barron was outside having a tennis lesson. he is a good tennis player. he was outside playing tennis and somebody ran up barron, barron, your father has been shot. and he loves his father. he's a good kid, good stude

that doesn't have to be submitted or fable, that can be the reality if we do what michelle obama saidis, do something, we need to knock on doors, pick up the phone, we need to send in money, do something, and we can make that a reality and by making that a reality, we will have somebody in the white house who will fight for all of us, black men, white men, black women, latinos, asians, all of us deserve somebody who will fight for us and kamala harris will do just that. >> jamie harrison, painting a very powerful picture. thank you so much. >>> next, the fight to hold trump accountable for his role in subverting the 2020 election despite the supreme court's immunity ruling. >>> the growing calls for mayor adams to resign after his bribery indictment. this is the weekend. with some help from j.p. morgan wealth plan. let's go whiskers. jen y is working with a banker to budget for her birthday. you only turn 30 once. and jen z? her credit's golden. hello new apartment. three jens getting ahead with chase. solutions that grow with you. one bank for now. for later. for life. chase. make mo

. >> the time is now is really inspired by michelle obama when she said do something at the dnc. >> kiki is an oakland resident and one of the many volunteers for see the vote, a grassroots organization based in oakland, the trains volunteers to go to swing states, knock on doors and if undecided convince people to vote for kamala harris for president. >> for me, it just was a way of uniting people and showing people you know, we really all the same there. there are some differences between us, but for the purposes of this election, we need to be united. see, the vote was launched back in 2020 with the mission of stopping donald trump from being re-elected. >> that goal hasn't changed in despite vice president kamala harris's success during tuesday's debate. it's full steam ahead for see the vote. >> elections are not won on debate stages. elections are won on the front doorsteps of regular voters in the swing state. and so what we're doing is we're going to get people out there to arizona and nevada, pennsylvania, michigan and wisconsin are going to talk to those undecided voters. those

. >> this reminds me of something that former first lady michelle obama said during her speech at thedon't have the luxury of -- this is not how business and finance work for anyone else. he is in a rarefied position and the fact that he continues to be recorded and seen as someone who is successful and upfront to everyone who is out there hustling, working hard, doing the right thing, and may not be seeing the same results. >> and then lying about it. he got a $400 million loan which was converted into an investment so they could write it off to start his business. i remember when i started mine, i had to mortgage the house there we are. >> i want to hear the story one day. stick around, we have a lot more of weakens. in this week's book club, i will talk to the author of the cult classics young adult book uglies. i still love to surf, snowboard, and, of course, skate. so, i take qunol magnesium to support my muscle and bone health. qunol's extra strength, high absorption magnesium helps me get the full benefits of magnesium. qunol, the brand i trust. we really don't want people to t

they got a write-up in south korea and a shoutout from former first lady michelle obama, a commendation> why do you think so many people found what you did to be so impressive? >> probably because we're african american, one, and we're also women. so, i think -- oh, and our age, of course. our age probably played a big part. >> so, you think people were surprised that young african american women could do such a thing. >> yes, definitely. >> i'd like to be celebrated for what it is. it's a great mathematical achievement. >> achievement. that's a word you hear often around st. mary's academy. calcea and ne'kiya follow a long line of barrier-breaking graduates. >> so good. >> the late queen of creole crooking, leah chase, was an alum. so was the first african american female new orleans police chief, michelle woodfork. >> i sit before you -- >> and judge for the fifth circuit court of appeals, dana douglas. math teacher michelle told us her students are typical st. mary's students. >> they're not unicorns? >> oh, no, no. if they are unicorns, then every single lady who has matriculated th

and then there was the other phone -- remember the phone call, oh, this is barack and michelle obama.uys. how are you? >> and, sean, running back, this is why you know they're dumb and again i do mean this, like kamala is where, a oc goes to feel smart, okay? she is not a smart woman. okay? because smart people are aware of optics. and what i mean by is that, everyone watching at home knows the most annoying thing you can do in public is call someone on speaker phone. this is a campaign that has repeatedly filmed itself calling people on speaker phone. not smart stuff, sean. not smart stuff. >> sean: it's the only way that i talk is on speaker phone. when i get a call i want the whole world to hear and i put it on tv. >> no, you don't. ha ha. good for you. >> sean: when you think harris campaign can't get any weirder, and they are weird, think againment you have former new york mayor bill de blasio posting a really hard to watch video of him eating pizza with coconut on it in some bizarre attempt to promote an event for kamala. take a look. >> sean: how did that man ever become mayor?

soon, even bigger names are set to hit the trail in support of harris and walz barack and michelle obama and bill and hillary clinton will participate in campaign events beginning this coming week. this is all part of the harris campaign postdebate strategy to reach emperors aid -- persuade undecided voters. they are seeking to capitalize on the winning debate performance which was seen by more than 60,000 million people and given her another boost of momentum in the final weeks of the race. during the debate harris commanded the stage and successfully baited trump into going off on long irrelevant talents about crowd size and other petty topics. demonstrated how his bid is largely a self-serving campaign that exist primarily to boost his own ego. be on that trump's aimless answers during the debate should make everyone question his competence and ability to hold the most powerful job in the world for another four years. he spent a portion ranting about migrants eating people's pets in ohio. and democrats executing babies after they are born, which prompted them moderator to challenge tr

as michelle obama said, they want to do something. they are ready and fired up. the vp said it.ll of this anguish and this vitriol and division they are getting from donald trump. they are ready for a little bit of hope. suffering may endure for a night does take >> but it cometh in the morning. >> look at him preaching in front of us. >> we will bring a little more joy. stick around. we want to discuss the racist lies donald trump has spread regarding haitian immigrants in ohio. and then later in the show, the harris-walz campaign spokesman kevin munoz joins us with a big announcement tied to hispanic heritage month. you are watching "the weekend". ♪ ♪ weekend". ♪ ♪ get the rest to be your best with non-habit forming zzzquil. ♪ ♪ ref you suck! ref you suck! ref you suck! you blew the game for us! you just cost us the game! ...the worst call in the history of this sport. he should never be allowed to ref... (♪♪) ♪ i tell ya... ♪ (♪♪) ♪ how much i love you, love you, love you ♪ (♪♪) ♪ i believe. ♪ (♪♪) ♪ i believe. ♪ ♪ i believe in you. ♪ (♪♪) looking good, guys! haha! thanks! oh