caller: good morning, mimi. you know, i have been reflecting, mimi. when did it all start the divisiveness in america amongst the parties? i remember the great john mccain with obama, there were a group of his followers went after obama and john mccain came to the forefront and said wait, wait, wait. you are not going to be in my mids and call -- midst and call this man an evil man. you might not agree with his policies but he is a good man. i think that was the end of the reasonable era of politicians. i really believe that the donald trump era set in motion, with donald being a nonpolitician and he wasn't after the establishment, the democrats, republicans, the old establishment, donald trump shook everything up. and i really -- and i look at this and i say, wow, this had to be the start. because you remember, mimi, the republicans were saying that obama was going to destroy the economy. let's not forget that, republicans. the first black president, it was fox news and the republicans, obama is going to destroy the economy, the stock market. none of

guest: thanks, mimi. host: i want to give you an opportunity first to react to the shooting on saturday. guest: absolutely. all of us watched with absolute horror when that unfortunate assassination attempt happened this past saturday threatening mr. trump, threatening rally goers. we know one dead and another in critical condition. i said from the outset known in generates should have to suffer that sort of violence. it doesn't matter if you are a child going to an elementary school, a churchgoer or candidate for president of the united states. all of us really need to work to come together in order to make sure we recognize we are all part of one american family like we were back in our nation's founding and we will be in a can be years when we celebrate our 250th anniversary. host: you were part of the security briefing yesterday with the secret service and other law enforcement agencies. can you tell us about your confidence level in security at the rnc this year? guest: sure, absolutely. i'm very con

mimi mihailescu, what about you?ce — that this works, that meme campaigning works in elections? it's hard to point it down - on specifics because you cannot really quantify votes and how they got from the memes - to the actual voting station . because we have seen memes are online but the numberl of the people are going out for votes is not good. like, we have seen a lot- of shares, we have seen a lot of people commenting - on politics, we have seen a lot of people creating and engaging with memes but yet, _ there is a disconnect between going to the actual votes. - so, memes can be there i to educate but at the same time, i believe that- through that education, you get more and more - dissatisfied with what you have to choose from. so, that's kind of creating i that disconnect, so you have the meme where you're . presenting all the politics, presenting all the information into shortened, concise - messages and people are just using them to educate - themselves and probably decide they won't go for a vote - because t

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mimi, i want to talk back.dy's been talking about feelings and blaming and all of this but i want to speak some facts. some real facts. number one is, i want all democrats to -- when you call in on this show, please say that not one democrat put their hand on the bible and testified against trump in any court case, with the january 6 committee, or given jack smith's testimony, they were all republicans. that's the only reason why we even know what trump was doing that was wrong in the office was because the republicans who worked there and the staff had videotapes and they witnessed it and they are the ones that put the case against trump for all of these court cases. not democrats. i'm saying that to say that this is where we got to stop the rhetoric. because it's true. they can't name a democrat that testified or gave information about him. not one. also, trump asked for absolute immunity. he asked for this. he said he wanted absolute immunity for the police. my children can't get absolute immunity for me and

guest: good morning, mimi, how are you? host: good. before we get into the discussion i wanted to give you a chance to react to the attempted assassination. >> clearly it was an event that changed the convention going forward. what remains to be seen was was this an event that will change the former president in the country. i've listening to the conversation taking place here and i appreciate those who said -- let's stop, let's pray, let's come together as a nation. i do think that the rhetoric has reached, and i have watched this over my 21 years here at research council, reached a level where we don't have conversations anymore. social media is one of the things that has fueled that. i would say timeout, let's put down the social media and pick up a cup of coffee. i'm not saying this as one of those who've done it. i've actually built relationships with those who are diametrically opposed from a political and ideological standpoint where we realize we are americans, we want same things for our children, our families. i just think it

mimi and josh have become the first black couple to win the show in the uk.0 prize and say they hope their victory will set the pace for more diverse representation. time now for ten seconds of bat summer. yes, you heard right. a bat who got into a couple's holiday luggage after a trip to the highlands. the bat is called raspberry and has been nursed back to full health. you are all caught up now. have a great night. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm hugh ferris. our top stories — simone shines again — as biles guides team usa to victory in the gymnastics — winning herfifth 0lympic title. andy murray's hopes of a third olympic gold are still alive, as are rafa nadal�*s, as both extend their career, for a further match, at least, by reaching the doubles quarter finals. and history in the pool — as daniel wiffen becomes the first athlete from northern ireland to win an olympic gold since 1988. hello again. the most decorated gymnast of all time has just added gold medal numberfive to her 0lympic haul. simone biles won the other four at her debut games in rio,

caller: hi, mimi.wanted to tell you this is the media lying to everybody in the united states. it is farce. it's sick. and nobody is running this world except for satan. will you please put up the picture of obama in a blue glitter suit with a satan horns on it? host: connie in friendsville, tennessee, democrat. caller: good morning, mimi. thank you for taking my call. i want to talk about donald trump for just a minute. and what the supreme court justices have handed him. liz cheney is donald trump's he is obsessed with her and his bloodbath will be for her. he's already talking about it. so justice roberts and thomas and alito and kavanaugh and barrett have handed him a his first bloodbath. then he's going to go after her. and for all the republicans that called in that's got their head in the sand, donald trump did not win the 2020 election. so, they need -- and, and who was in charge of this? it is satan. it says that in the scripture that he's the ruler of this world right now. so for anyone that

caller: hi, mimi.wanted to tell you this is the media lying to everybody in the united states. it is farce. it's sick. and nobody is running this world except for satan. will you please put up the picture of obama in a blue glitter suit with a satan horns on it? host: connie in friendsville, tennessee, democrat. caller: good morning, mimi. thank you for taking my call. i want to talk about donald trump for just a minute. and what the supreme court justices have handed him. liz cheney is donald trump's he is obsessed with her and his bloodbath will be for her. he's already talking about it. so justice roberts and thomas and alito and kavanaugh and barrett have handed him a his first bloodbath. then he's going to go after her. and for all the republicans that called in that's got their head in the sand, donald trump did not win the 2020 election. so, they need -- and, and who was in charge of this? it is satan. it says that in the scripture that he's the ruler of this world right now. so for anyone that

caller: good morning, miss mimi. how are you? host: good.ler: this is concerning along with the possible chinese invasion of taiwan. all of these conflicts are a major concern for us. now listen, i'm not a fan of donald trump, i didn't vote for trump and i don't like him, but i have to give him credit on this, when he was in office we didn't have all of these conflicts. there was actual peace in the middle east. the other arab countries, they had that thing, and trump bankrupted iran. the biden administration, not blaming joe biden but possibly the people in his administration. they set up and released all of these sanctions and try to do business with them. iran, you can't give a crack head money, they are going to buy crack. if you give money to iran, they fund proxy wars. now we have three proxy wars that are escalating. we had president biden and we had kamala harris, neither one are good leaders. they can't fix the problem. host: do you think that this would affect your vote in november? do you think you would vote on the republican tic

helbig was walking his beloved 15 year old dog, mimi, in the neighborhood and noticed a man apparentlying homes for packages to steal. witnesses tell me after helbig yelled at him to stop, the man punched and used his knee to attack him. surveillance video shows helbig on the ground and his dog nearby. as the man assaults him, and really could care nothing for anybody's life. helbig tried calling the police, but it didn't work because he stole a phone and he stole the camera. >> that i was carrying. >> he returned home in a daze, sending his wife of 44 years, elizabeth, into a panic. >> i was just overwhelmed. it was just quite a shock to find him come home. and. and he was he was, he was confused. >> they called 911. >> well, i was really surprised that i ended up in an ambulance going away, but i'm really glad i did, because when they did, the, the ct scan, they found that i had a brain bleed. >> these are photos of helbig at the hospital. he's wearing a band that says birthday boy, that a paramedic put on him. the couple's daughter, patricia, who lives in new hampshire, had just wis

we spent all our savings to live for that year and buying mimi you equipment because we didn't have enough money with the insurance. so we have to use all sizes for that. graham parker needs doors and windows for the holiday flats. 4th, bedroom, nicolai's going with them.

earlier i spoke to our latin america reporter mimi swaby for the latest.f the opposition coalition. maria corina machado hasjust said, we will keep fighting. we will stand firm until every last vote is counted. she's urged her supporters to stay in those voting centres until 100% of these votes have been counted. she's also said we won. everyone knew it. this was so overwhelming, so big that it's all across the country. even exit polls were suggesting the opposition had a very large lead ahead of nicolas maduro. so there really is a lot of upset and now concern about what happens next, she said. or urge people, their supporters again, to go into the streets peacefully. nicolas maduro has said these elections will not end in violence, although now worries are turning to mass protests, which could in turn trigger a political crackdown. as we've seen with past elections, just like in 2018, where nicolas maduro enjoyed another win, many, including the us, said this was a stolen election. fraud was in play. there was a political crackdown then and history may r

nana mimi can't be in canvas that long. well, nana...mim-- okay, look... this tent is awesome. high demand, so i really think we should put a deposit down now. okay, fine. you can have your tent, but only if it's in a field. a hand-plowed field. done, and done-er. there has to be a barn that's old enough that you can see the stars through the roof slats when you lay on your back. and antique tools to look at when you roll over. do you have a specific place in mind? no. but anything within a five to eight-mile radius is acceptable. on it! dwight. dwight. [tires screech] get in. are you serious? get in! okay, what are you-- shh! [radio blares j. geils band's centerfold] [audio through bluetooth] ♪ angel is a centerfold ♪ they might be listening to us. what's that? they might be listening to us! who's "they"? customer service might be monitoring this conversation. in this car? you never know. better safe than sorry. [radio off] what are you thinking of? who stands to benefit from our downfall? the mob? maybe nasa. could be the mob. but then dunder mifflin would need to be a front

caller: good morning, mimi. want you to have a show just solely on why a convicted criminal can run for president. we in arkansas can't vote if you're a convicted felon. you can't be hired as a custodian at our children's elementary school with a felony conviction. it would be great if you get of episode where we can discuss and explain this systemic flaw in the election system. how this has been allowed to happen. it's incredibly stupid. it looks like a joke to the rest of the world. i amphibious. i have been up -- i am furious. i voted for trump the first time. then i found out about the porn star anna faris. -- and i am furious. the entire presidency was a fraud. he's a convicted fraud. he's running for president? i don't get how this --i want to pull my hair out. host: what do think about president biden? caller: he's one of the best presidents we ever had. look at what he's done in the last three years. he cleaned up the mess that the big orange elephant in the room left him. this is ridiculous. i never vot

and mimi is here. lily everybody's here that cares so deeply about this cause. and i also want to acknowledge, because it's really what makes it work. is all of you guys that run the show, but also all of the walkers and the fundraisers who come every year, and the volunteers who make this possible. when i first, uh, attended a walk in, emceed in 1995, i'll never forget. i'll never forget. i was talking with tom, my boss, about it today, looking out over 25,000 people and being moved almost to tears, thinking, what a beautiful community. and so many thousands of caring people all come out to help strangers in many cases, and also friends and family. and it was just wonderful. i've never lost that sensation, so i'm very proud to be here once again. but more importantly, i'm so proud of everyone who makes this event really work. and this is an incredible honor. i don't know what to say other than i'm deeply thankful, but it's on behalf of everyone at the station that's really the honor of everybody that you've touched for the last 30 years. >> and abc seven. thank

linda and mimi, because there are struggles. i want say two issues.n ongoing genocide in palestine and the systematic that's happening to black people in america. these two distinct issues are deeply interconnected and reflected at a broader pattern of injustice and oppression that plagues our world. and palestinian stein we are -- palestinian we are witnessing a humanitarian unfolding in front of our eyes. for decades palestine people have suffered under the brutal observation of the israel government. the displacement and discrimination faced by palestinians constitute a clear case of genocide. at the same time i want you all to hear this, at the same time right here in america we are confronted with another form of injustice, systematic police, our black communities continue to bear the brunt of police brutality and discrimination. the killing, the killing of unarmed black individuals like sonia macy. say her name. say her name. say her name. >> sonia macy. >> she was shot in the face while in her home calling for help for the police. right now, ri

with me is our latin america news reporter, mimi swaby.ng intimidation has really been ramping up as we get closer to the vote. i know there are independent election observers in the country, what are they saying about these claims?— the country, what are they saying about these claims? many have said it is not a level _ about these claims? many have said it is not a level playing _ about these claims? many have said it is not a level playing field - about these claims? many have said it is not a level playing field as - it is not a level playing field as the authorities are imposing conditions they see as favourable for maduro but this is one of the times that there are expectations for real change in venezuela is one of the most united oppositions are trying to unseat maduro who is looking for his third six—year term. 0pposition candidates are saying there is a ramping up, increasing intimidation campaign against them and only last week we saw the head of security of one of the key figures in this political opposition arrested, later rel

do believe that the future lies elsewhere. mimi the migration a don't. so you have the paradox. the african unit or the consummate is most important asset, the present for the disappointing them yet they do not believe in themselves and in their future here. also problem choose is they want to products. there are no many microphones crossing the see to us. these people are young, desperate and take great risk for the uncertain chance with a better life. the . uh huh . the rate on the atlantic is a catastrophe for the fisherman and others, senegalese and yet, there are many men and women who refuse to give up who continue to fight to regain control of their future. to hope that the fish this gift from god will once again thrive in the waters of senegal, the lazy my bailey. my name is barbara. he mitchell. i'm senegalese. she has been here since 2018 is re hello. hello. are you okay, so on the end of it might need to be as integrated today? well, just regarding the on this by the dentist, i went to spain illegally on a boat till there was 61 of us, mostly fishermen on campus, a lo

with me is our latin america reporter mimi swaby. welcome. what happens now? the contesting these results, what happens now?— contesting these results, what happens now? the opposition are contestin: happens now? the opposition are contesting and _ happens now? the opposition are contesting and saying _ happens now? the opposition are contesting and saying widespread fraud. the public face of the opposition coalition has just said we will keep fighting and stand firm until every last vote is counted. she has urged her supporters to stay in the voting centres until 100% of the votes have been counted. she also said that she has one and everybody knew it. it is so overwhelming and so big, all across the country and exit polls were suggesting the opposition had a big lead ahead of mr maduro so there is a big upset as to what happens next. she urged the supporters to get into the streets peacefully. she said they will not end in violence but no worries turning to mass protest which could trigger a political crackdown, as we have seen with past el

thank you, dad, thank you, mimi, for this too, every thank you to sber changes for the better, the sberon the head? oh, i recommend it, they say he has a very high patron, but this changes everything, then maybe he’ll come up to kiss her? now i cannot reveal all the nuances of the investigation, but the police have already the trace of the alleged criminal has emerged, and probably within the next few hours, he will be captured. great, great, georgievich, well, what a nasty picture here, the killer, at exactly 10, shot the girl, mixed with the crowd, and there are no cameras here, a blind spot, it’s clear, but if you don’t mind, we’ll take this case for ourselves, of course. when you remove the bullet, tell our experts, here is gilza, georgievich, we seem to have a new witness here, great, ask, and i’ll go to the expert, yeah, nicole, let’s go, i’m telling you, she’s someone i was waiting, you remember exactly, girl, dear, i’m still in my right mind. she stood by the road, well , for about two minutes, probably so beautiful, and then she suddenly laughed and began, that is, to wave to s

helbig was walking his beloved 15 year old dog, mimi, in the neighborhood and noticed a man apparentlyr packages to steal. witnesses tell me after helbig yelled at him to stop the man punched and used his knee to attack him. surveillance video shows helbig on the ground and his dog nearby as the man assaults him. >> and really could care for nothing for anybody's life. >> helbig tried calling the police, but it didn't work because he stole the phone and he stole the camera that i was carrying. he returned home in a daze, sending his wife of 44 years, elizabeth, into a panic. >> i was just overwhelmed. it was just quite a shock to find him come home and. and he was he was, he was confused. >> they called 911. well i was really surprised that i ended up in an ambulance going away, but i'm really glad i did because when they did, the, the ct scan, they found that i had a brain bleed. these are photos of helbig at the hospital. he's wearing a band that says birthday boy that a paramedic put on him. the couple's daughter, patricia, who lives in new hampshire, had just wished her dad a happy

helbig was walking his beloved 15 year old dog, mimi, in the neighborhood and noticed a man apparentlyomes for packages to steal. witnesses tell me, after helbig yelled at him to stop, the man punched and used his knee to attack him. surveillance video shows helbig on the ground and his dog nearby as the man assaults him. >> and really could care nothing for anybody's life. >> helbig tried calling the police, but it didn't work because he stole the phone and he stole the camera that i was carrying. he returned home in a daze, sending his wife of 44 years, elizabeth, into a panic. >> i was just overwhelmed. it was just quite a shock to find him come home and. and he was he was, he was confused. they called 911. >> well, i was really surprised that i ended up in an ambulance going away, but i'm really glad i did because when they did, the, the ct scan, they found that i had a brain bleed. >> these are photos of helbig at the hospital. he's wearing a band that says birthday boy that a paramedic put on him. the couple's daughter, patricia, who lives in new hampshire, had just wished her da

i was telling my friend mimi that in recent years when i read obituaries and, hear people talking namesnd events that were just really kind of on the periphery of my awareness, start coming together so, i'm going to go way back to the time i was in and i'm just going to and i would hear that margaret mead and boas's were linked and i and i was in a daze, so i didn't know they were linked, but i always heard their names together. so just kind of curious to have that filled in a little bit. margaret was boas's student boys. so the women him papa franz, the men know know there are letters between benedict and franz boas that if i didn't know better, i would swear they were having an affair i long for you to come back. i look at your empty office. he had a after he learned how smart women were which which took him back to took him some time. he did not want to teach women at first, but he had then ruth benedict, margaret mead, ruth banjo. he had a bunch of women who showed him up and. margaret was one of them and he ended caring for the women. great deal. you know, margaret went to samoa an

guilty of rape for an attack on actress jessica mann and forcing himself on film production assistant mimi new york's highest court tossed out the conviction and 23 year prison sentence, in part because it included testimony and allegations that weren't part of that case. prosecutors are asking for a september retrial. the white house doctor is trying to quash speculation president biden has been seeing a neurologist on a regular basis. scott mcgrew joining us right now. and scott, doctor kevin o'connor says that that's simply not true, simply not true. and he is the president's doctor. o'connor says the president has seen a neurologist three times. each time was at the president's standard yearly physical. the american public gets a summary of what they found in those physicals. last one showed the president has, pardon me, afib and acid reflux, which is not uncommon for men his age. his physician released a letter to the media and the american public monday, explaining why white house visitor records show a neurologist coming in and out of the white house on a fairly regular basis. the n

>> good morning to my mimi. >> watching in york, pennsylvania.betty! >> grandma betty! the smuckers jar awaits. we're so happy. good morning, guys. good to see you. it's a thursday morning. we're so happy you're with us. what a live, lovely crowd. >> i know. >> and we'll get a little show this morning, too. we have a broadway show. >> oh, yeah. we'll get to that, but we'll begin with our news at 8:00. it's a high-stakes day for president biden, ahead of his first solo news conference in washington in 20 months. all eyes on the president, as he tries to push back on calls to drop out of the 2024 race after that disastrous debate performance. for more on what we can expect, let's bring nbc's chief white house correspondent, peter alexander, who will be right there at that news conference. hey, peter, good morning. >> reporter: hoda, good morning. for the president, it's another unscripted test and notably comes amid this dissent. the first senate democrat to publicly call for president biden to step aside is vermont's peter welch, now urging him to

mimi, i'm not for trump. i have voted for the republicans before. i am not a trump woman.less biden's heart, he's been there for so long and he does that he's done the right thing -- for so long and he's done the right thing. they need to put somebody else on the ballot besides her. i'm sorry. maybe i'm wrong. maybe i'm too old for all this. i am not happy about kamala at all. host: let's talk to tim in michigan, republican line. caller: good morning. i was calling. i believe that america is going to be heading down the wrong path, which is ok. i think it needs to happen. the kamala harris is going to be the president probably because the evil spirits want that to happen. we can only fight, christians and true believers in god can only fight to try and get that out. a lot of people i believe are tired of thinking we have to fight for something because god is in control. whatever happens is going to happen. if kamala gets in, we are pretty well done. host: are you going to vote in november? caller: you know what? i don't know to be honest with you, because the fact that eve

turned out that carla deleted from her phone all correspondence with the french queen of the couple, mimin investigation that has been ongoing since 2013, claimed that sarkozy took millions of dollars from muammar gaddafi for his election campaign. taki edin also stated, that it was he who acted as a mediator between sarkozy and gaddafi. in 2020, in an interview with one of the parisian magazines levan. the arms dealer, however, retracted his previous testimony and assured that sarkozy did not take a single cent from gaddafi. just 2 months later, taki edin, however, began to claim the opposite. according to the french prosecutor's office, the lebanese businessman was offered several million euros. for this very interview with a parisian magazine, in which he restored sarkozy’s good name. at the same time , the former president of france has already been accused of corruption in two separate cases, again related to the possible receipt of money from gaddafi, his guilt. sarkozy refused to admit it. what was your father's opinion of sarkozy? sarkozy must first return to libya the money he re

you want to come to a party and get into a suit and mimi over?ng with judy garland and lauren bacall, and dad called up my mom in new york and woke her up and says, lenny, pack your bags. we are moving to l.a. and that is just what he did. >> you moved to l.a., your dad became one of the great chroniclers of crew trying, maybe the predecessor of all the true crime stuff going on right now writing for vanity fair. there was a 10th anniversary party that your parents had for their 10th anniversary. a cavalcade of stars. just incredible, the people who were there. but your movement through the lives of your parents, your uncles, joe didion, things like that. how did you -- what kind of fever possessed you to sit down and write this? >> well -- >> and it's a fever, too. >> i could not stop writing it once it was going. i've been collecting stories over the years, that are about my family or about my descendent , about my great, great grandparents whose lives were also extraordinary. so i always recognize that my family was unusual. each one had a ver

last time i called, old mimi looked like she saw a ghost and hung up on me, man. am just trying to tell my story. host: you're on with us now, so, don't either the vice president are the secret service hearing. go ahead. caller: do you know anything about the game of chess, pedro? host: sound like a rhetorical question, why don't you answer it? caller: there is the queen, and even god almighty himself would not face bobby fischer without resigning if bobby fischer had two queens on the board. with that information, i would like to go ahead and nominate my friend hillary rodham clinton to meet my friend kamala harris as vice president. two queens on the chessboard, i believe our residents will submit because they do not want to be checkmated, not to mention the fact that iran will be pretty, and we will have a chinese democracy. by god, they can cancel elections, do whatever they want. host: david in massachusetts, independent line. you are next up. caller: good morning. i find it very odd that ms. harris is running on two premises, first, reproductive rights of wo

caller: thank you, mimi. good morning.ald trump did not ever, ever tell how he would do anything. the democrats should have a million-dollar march to the polls. trusted democrat voters. i don't think if the president did win, biden, the down ballots wouldn't lose. they could lose anyway even if the president wins. one more thing. i am thinking about a democratic president. this is a question for the guest. a democratic president, a republican house and republican senate, it could be a good thing. that would make them learn how to compromise if they wanted to get something passed and not vetoed by the president so they are working together. thank you. guest: all presidents and candidates make promises, many of which they don't keep for a number of reasons. they don't have the majority of the party of the house and senate or the poll numbers or they have to figure in political factors. i think the caller is right to appoint. he's -- right to a point. he says he is going to do these things, but you can't do it without reformi

caller: good morning, miss mimi. how are you? host: good.aller: this is concerning along with the possible chinese invasion of taiwan. all of these conflicts are a major concern for us. now listen, i'm not a fan of donald trump, i didn't vote for trump and i don't like him, but i have to give him credit on this, when he was in office we didn't have all of these conflicts. there was actual peace in the middle east. the other arab countries, they had that thing, and trump bankrupted iran. the biden administration, not blaming joe biden but possibly the people in his administration. they set up and released all of these sanctions and try to do business with them. iran, you can't give a crack head money, they are going to buy crack. if you give money to iran, they fund proxy wars. now we have three proxy wars that are escalating. we had president biden and we had kamala harris, neither one are good leaders. they can't fix the problem. host: do you think that this would affect your vote in november? do you think you would vote on the republican t

caller: thank you, mimi. good morning.onald trump did not ever, ever tell how he would do anything. the democrats should have a million-dollar march to the polls. trusted democrat voters. i don't think if the president did win, biden, the down ballots wouldn't lose. they could lose anyway even if the president wins. one more thing. i am thinking about a democratic president. this is a question for the guest. a democratic president, a republican house and republican senate, it could be a good thing. that would make them learn how to compromise if they wanted to get something passed and not vetoed by the president so they are working together. thank you. guest: all presidents and candidates make promises, many of which they don't keep for a number of reasons. they don't have the majority of the party of the house and senate or the poll numbers or they have to figure in political factors. i think the caller is right to appoint. he's -- right to a point. he says he is going to do these things, but you can't do it without refor

but economic progress but there's a real danger tonight that biden will give a mimi me speech. he's been giving a lot of bhbh speeches over the past it's two weeks. >> he needs to give a uuu speech where she's been failing to do since that debate that this is not about his 50 year career. >> he wants to give that speech, give it a january of 2025. this is the first speech of the kamala harris campaign. and if the incumbents don't have a good record, why return them? if you want to make the case of the encounter? it should be returned, tell them they have a good record. and this soft selling, what would prompt say if he had the biden economy, he would say it was the greatest economy since the pyramids and if you're not prepared to say that no one's going to say it for you. >> i have a slightly different view somewhere between a cas david the two david. here. i don't think joe biden, frankly is very good at talking about this economy that's been one of the big issues is that when he does, it sounds like a recitation, like a list of facts, right? the people are being forced to tak

the other thing i wanted to comment on, mimi, is that your name?hat victoria spartz didn't answer at all when that gentleman challenged her to name one thing that the republican party has done for the working class. she couldn't come up with one example. and you didn't make her answer. every advance in the 20th century in union right, civil rights, social security, medicare, medicaid, unemployment insurance, osha, worker protections, that's all, all democratic initiatives. she couldn't come up with a single example and you did not say a word. host: deborah, you know i can't force a guest to answer a question. but let's try to get stef to take up your comments. guest: look, i mean, this is a big question. can the republican party really convince working class voters who have long voted for the democratic party that they really have become the party for the working class. it's something we have seen over the past several years, past couple of decades, the transformation of both parties, with republicans in particular trying to pitch themselves as no