also in the back to all that when he had met mr. harrison and see who decides that he basically has said that now you're moving meetings automatic. susan is a huge disappointment. let me explain the context, tell because of the c d 's. when i'm in this scenario movie was standing shoulder to shoulder all with with the president in that was metos couldn't meaning in washington dc west. indeed. all so that was not the measurements key. in fact, the one messaging that the leaders that were trying to give out, which was basically that russia is isolated and they're going to move these wizards to was full, had one shot that narrative of costs are built at the west as well as ukraine and knowledge would be interesting to see all the scheme sites is going to be policing in didn't so i'm in this scenario is more deep, although i wouldn't be surprised if you suddenly ask who is the because you seem to kind of often for treatment that's ukraine has given to india and the last few years, india to have maintains that a solution to this conflict as a way to dialogue and diplomacy. and the on the line

try 3 is a big issue and it is what they have identified as mr trump of�*s biggest weaknesses, abortion. come harrisonve a trump abortion ban and if he wins, we all know he will sign a national abortion law outlawing abortion in every state. again, this need some context. there have been 22 states that have implemented restrictions on abortion over the last couple of years and there are ia states which restrict abortion in pretty much every circumstance. but these abortion laws came into effect after donald trump left office. they came into effect following the supreme court ruling, roe versus wade, which is basically a ruling that gave everyone in the us a constitutional right to abortion. those abortion laws are not directly augmented by trump, so to call them trump abortion laws of contact, but these laws overruled roe v wade because three justices he appointed to that court during his presidency voted two overrule that legislation which gave women in the us a right to abortion. so again, saying they are trump abortion bans and needs some context, there is quite a bit of additional information arou

mrs. kennedy has made these efforts very public but first ladies throughout the 19th and early 20th century arose the importance of preservation. people at carolyn harrisonu hoover and others who really wanted to augment the history of the white house. but, one of my personal favorite things about mrs. nixon's work in terms of the white house collection as she inherently understood museum work doess not end with a collection. so many of us who work at theun museum and archival field understand this. you can have a wonderful fantastic well done collection of objects and furnishings but none of it matters if you don't get people to the door to experience them. while it certainly many white house tourists have come through the years mrs. nixon understood you there were many barriers to entry for different groups on white house tours. she works throughout that's our time there to remove many of these barriers. so, one great example is wheelchair accessibility at the white house. we are talking decades before the americans with disabilities act that mrs. nixon realizes something should be done here. and previously in terms of white house accessibility, we onl

. >> harrison walz held a rally in michigan as part of their battleground blitz. mr. trump made familiar attacks on the justice system, defended the january 6th rioters and fired back when asked about the energy and size of harris's events. >> i've spoken to the biggest crowds. nobody's spoken to crowds bigger than me. if you look at martin luther king when he did his speech, his great speech, and you look at ours, same real estate, same everything, same number of people, if not, we had more. it's just letting donald trump be donald trump. >> that's not a professional campaign. that's a personalized campaign. that's a campaign that lacks a message. >> the harris campaign called the event a public meltdown. mr. trump said he hasn't changed his strategy, but political science professor david mcewen says he needs to. >> optimism versus pessimism is a stark contrast, and not a place where donald trump may want to feel comfortable there. but it's not a place that's a winning message. so you've got to recalibrate. >> we have a lot of bad things coming up. you could end up i

. >> harrison walz held a rally in michigan as part of their battleground blitz. mr.trump made familiar attacks on the justice system, defended the january sixth rioters and fired back when asked about the energy and size of harris's events. >> i've spoken to the biggest crowds. nobody's spoken to crowds bigger than me. if you look at martin luther king, when he did his speech, his great speech, and you look at ours, same real estate, same everything, same number of people, if not, we had more. it's just letting donald trump be donald trump. that's not a professional campaign. that's a personalized campaign. that's a campaign that lacks a message. >> the harris campaign called the event a public meltdown. mr. trump said he hasn't changed his strategy, but political science professor david mcewen says he needs to. >> optimism versus pessimism is a stark contrast, and not a place where donald trump may want to feel comfortable there. but it's not a place that's a recalibrate. we have a lot ofo bad things coming up. you could end up in a depression of the 1929 variety. w

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. >> harrison walz held a rally in michigan as part of their battleground blitz. mr. trump made familiar attacks on the justice system, defended the january 6th rioters and fired back when asked about the energy and size of harris's events. >> i've spoken to the biggest crowds. nobody's spoken to crowds bigger than me. if you look at martin luther king when he did his speech, his great speech, and you look at ours, same real estate, same everything, same number of people, if not, we had more. it's just letting donald trump be donald trump. >> that's not a professional campaign. that's a personalized campaign. that's a campaign that lacks a message. >> the harris campaign called the event a public meltdown. mr. trump said he hasn't changed his strategy, but political science professor david mcewen says he needs to. >> optimism versus pessimism is a stark contrast, and not a place where donald trump may want to feel comfortable there. but it's not a place that's a winning message. so you've got to recalibrate. >> we have a lot of bad things coming up. you could end up i

. >> harrison walz held a rally in michigan as part of their battleground blitz. mr.p made familiar attacks on the justice system, defended the january sixth rioters and fired back when asked about the energy and size of harris's events. >> i've spoken to the biggest crowds. nobody's spoken to crowds bigger than me. if you look at martin luther king, when he did his speech, his great speech, and you look at ours, same real estate, same everything, same number of people, if not, we had more. it's just letting donald trump be donald trump. that's not a professional campaign. that's a personalized campaign. that's a campaign that lacks a message. >> the harris campaign called the event a public meltdown. mr. trump said he hasn't changed his strategy, but political science professor david mcewen says he needs to. >> optimism versus pessimism is a stark contrast, and not a place where donald trump may want to feel comfortable there. but it's not a place that's a winning message. so you've got to recalibrate. we have a lot of bad things coming up. you could end up in a depr

mrs. o may efforts public but also first ladies throughout the 19th 19th and early 20 centuries who realize the importance of preservation. people like caroline harrison, for example, and others who really wanted to augment the history of the white house. but one of my personal favorite things about mrs. nixon's work in terms of the white house collection is that she inherently understood that museum work doesn't end with a collection. i think so many of us who work in the museum, archive the field understand that you can have a wonderful, fantastic, well done collection objects and furnishings but none of it matters if you don't get people through the door to experience them. and whileou certainly many white house tourists have come through the years, mrs. nixon understood there were many barriers to entry for different groups on white house doors and she worked throughout her time there to remove many of these barriers. one good example of this is wheelchairt accessibility at the white house and were talking about decades before the americans with disabilities act that mrs. nixon realized something should be done here. previously in terms of white h

harrison walz held a rally in michigan as part of their battleground blitz. mr.rump made familiar attacks on the justice system, defended the january 6th rioters and fired back when asked about the energy and size of harris's events. >> i've spoken to the biggest crowds. nobody's spoken to crowds bigger than me. if you look at martin luther king, when he did his speech, his great speech, and you look at ours, same real estate, same everything, same number of people, if not, we had more. it's just letting donald trump be donald trump. >> that's not a professional campaign. that's a personalized campaign. that's a campaign that lacks a message. >> the harris campaign called the event a public meltdown. mr. trump said he hasn't changed his strategy, but political science professor david mcewen says he needs to. >> optimism versus pessimism is a stark contrast and not a place where donald trump may want to feel comfortable there. but it's not a place that's a winning message. so you've got to recalibrate. >> we have a lot of bad things coming up. you could end up in

in comparison to the importance of this national election harrison shapiro both former prosecutors they pair up so well against the felonious mr. trump josh's is so smart and bright, has executive experience. far more experience as an executive than j.d vance it's really a terrific team and i hope commonly makes it come together i got to tell you, former congressman joe half-full. >> if ambition were a disqualifier, i don't think there'll be a single person in office thank you so much. so matters thank you well, i had the ruling that could change how we get information and search on the internet. >> what does the government's rare legal victory? three against google mean for you? the one, the only kara swisher is here to explain, plus, is it the final bow from the great incomparable goat simone biles, the iconic moment that wrapped up her redemption tour at the paris olympics the? >> sirens are going off in bang. >> the tornado hit i'm thinking, i'm going to die. >> and i thought though was it slightly earth with liev schreiber back-to-back episodes saturday at nine on cnn it's really been a gift having mom live with us but as

mr. trump has been furious about all the references to project 2025 at this convention, including from harrison this is running mate governor tim walz last night in his primetime debut is it weird? >> absolutely but it's also wrong and it's dangerous. >> kamala harris is going to stand up and fight for your freedom to live the life that you want to lead vice president harris is also expected to address immigration and border security in her remarks this evening, that's a quarter and stona trump campaign in particular, democratic weakness, at least according to polling, trump campaigneuthe bo this afternoon just hours before vice president harris takes the stage, we're also going to be watching for how harris addresses the crisis in the middle east this evening, last night, the anguished parents of israeli-american hostage hersch goldberg, delivered an emotional plea for their son's return. >> he is in hamas captivity. they also acknowledged the pain on all sides of this ongoing conflict. but this is a political convention but needing our only son and all of the cherished hostages home is not a

mr. president . >> thank you. [applause] president trump give a press conference today freewheeling about one hour in length touching on everything from ecoo his legal battles to the records of president harrison much more. good afternoon everyone i'm shannon breen this is the story. president trump use him there taking from reporters at the news conference. something vice president has not done yet since president biden jumped out of dy news conferences you know why because she news conference she doesn't know help her choose not we neee to lead this country because our danger before both economically and from an outside does not res anymore. china doesn't respect conjunctie me a lot he doesn't like this group.. >> shannon: a new poll shows harris leading trump amid locala nationwide poll. back in may president biden by two points in the same survey. media coverage. and moments trump 20204 national >> hello shannon. we took a lot of questions the we learned a lot as well today but on the poles you and the ree president is perhaps complainine scenes the president came out i'm not complaining. that is a quote from him he saye way the campaign has been putting out there. they are watching this h