joining us is natasha brown, co-founder of the black voters matter fund.ood evening. >> good evening. good to see you. >> what do you make of the rhetoric of absentee versus mail-in, and i won't give him money for coronavirus. this is connected to a larger coronavirus relief package. the president went on fox business this week and laid out his side of the argument. here is part of what he said. >> they want $25 billion, billion, for the post office. now, they need that money in order to have the post office work so it can take millions and millions of ballots. now n the meantime, they aren't getting there. by the way, they are just two items. it means you can't have universal mail-in voting. they are not equipped to have it. >> he has laid it all bare. where does it lead us? thmpblts a failed impeached, corrupt president that knows he is not going well in the polls. he can see the writing on the walls and he can sense the new energy around the biden-harris ticket, and is base cliically s, he is willing to go to extents to steal this election. we as citize

is tremaine lee, national correspondent for msnbc and host of the pod cast "into america" and natasha brown over black lives matter fund. i said this last night. the only time i've ever heard the post office mentioned at a funeral is when the funeral was for someone who worked for the postal service. but yesterday at john lewis' funeral what president obama said is exactly what john lewis would be saying to us today about the importance of the postal service. >> absolutely. it is critical. we know that right now we have a president who is in office. -- post master in place i think part of his impact. his attempt to actually slow down the process. i think he wants to disrupt the process any way he. can. -- come out with this recent elections from november the 3rd. it is clear he has a major concern that he's not -- he's losing in the polls and i think this attempt -- post office has a lot to do with his fear of losing this november. >> and tremaine, donald trump repeatedly says as he said today that absentee voting is different. absentee voting is okay. i'm reading here. it says i'm an absen

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you had those comments from natasha brown there, 100 prominent black men yesterday say that joe biden should pick a black woman, and if he doesn't, he will lose, pointed argument in the last days as joe biden has mulled a number of african-american women over the last many week, karen bass, val demings was on that list too and susan rice and kamala harris. we'll see what he does, i agree with david axelrod, that in the next 24 to 48 hours, the public should know who this pick will be. but joe biden, in saying he was going to pick a woman and that was back in march, the final debate between him and bernie sanders, certainly narrowed the field of people and possibilities that it could have been and over the last many weeks a lot of focus particularly on black women and because black women very much rallying to this idea that it is time for a black woman to get this role since they have been so crucial to the democratic party's fortunes, to joe biden's fortunes, particularly in some of those southern primaries, and that's what they want to see in this ticket, they wrote a big op-ed, a le

pal orchest palo ramos and natasha brown. that's it for "all in". >>> a mystery in los angeles. a missing woman. >> he said, where's my mom? >> and i just instantly knew. i said, michael, call the police. i'm on my way. >> a loving mother. >> always there for me. >> a beloved friend. >> she was just so easy to like. >> vanishes. >> something was very, very wrong. >> was she murdered? was it for money? >> how much money did she have in