that's tough stuff coming from his own side, mayor nutter?yeah, well, you know, having run for office a couple of times, you know, if you are perceived by others or if polls are indicating that you're the front runner, you are going to be attacked. you should anticipate that. it's like a woboxer in a ring protect yourself at a all times. i seem to remember the vice president addressed the iraq the last time he ran for president of the united states of america. you know, erin there is only so much you can cover in one speech. and do you want to step on your own major policy initiatives going forward as opposed to talking about things from the past? i assume in the course of this campaign joe biden will. >> yeah. >> address the issue of iraq and have to address the issue of iraq. your record is your record. you know, the good parts and maybe the parts you're not excited about. >> scott, i mean to that point and mayor nutter is being pragmatic about this. president trump loved the issue of iraq in 2016 when he ran against hillary clinton. she vo

mayor nutter is this a smart move by the campaign? you know and they throw out the t-shirt jab. that from a lot of people that's not how joe biden is playing this time. but he is getting in there taking off the gloves. is it smart or desperate. >> it's absolutely smart. as i say this is not being back. this is presidential politics. and joe biden is going to be himself. he knows that he did not have a great first debate. and, you know, i'll say that's a little rust. and he has been off the campaign trail a little while. but this is the real joe biden. and he is not messing around. s in there is a way to kwon va the point without being nasty or personal. i disagree with any of that. but he is also not going to be a human punching bag. you say something about me, you say something about my record, i'm going to clap back at you. and have something to say about it. i mean that's just kind of the rules. but there is a way to convey it. and it's more than appropriate. he knows that. >> all right. so kamala harris, right that was the moment. that was the moment. and that was not a good

it's initiatives like nutter rajan's that help improve the situation i think a principle people should give some water for the public also. and its limits. people encourage all kinds of people and all kinds of people make the community nothing really belongs to us everything belongs to the community. and whatever you do is good sincerely. let's now shift focus to look at a problem affecting one of the largest industrial stores of carbon on earth more lands of crucial significance west to interact these natural habitats can store 10 times more carbon dioxide than any other ecosystem on average changes in land use practices and climate operating them. but in nature conservation project in germany has found a week to restore. these conservationists want to save the more land near give horne in northern germany their most important work right now is up rooting young trees from areas that are too dry andre data of the nature and biodiversity conservation union has been working here for many years and leads the restoration project. we're removing trees to keep the moreland open because it's

in 2015, he criticized nutters for questioning the president's patriotism and said such beyond the pale rhetoric had to be thrown out to criticize debate. they become choirboys calling for civility and decency and high-mindedness but when it's time to smear somebody on the other side, they're delighted to lead the charge. as recently as 2017, this very columnist wrote, quote, let's pause to remember we're all the american people and we all love our country, end quote. as all of our colleagues know, i've spoken at length about russia's attack on american democracy. i worked to ensure congress sent hundreds of millions of dollars to the states to improve their defenses and applauded the whole of government effort that the administration continues to carry out with states and localities. it may not sell any newspapers, boost ratings, or help with democratic fundraising, but the facts are the facts. and the facts are that this administration's made huge strides, huge on election security since 2016. they have made a noticeable impact in securing the 2018 election and are vigilant and proact

. >>> nutter fort day two of the "underway at the british open.e year but it looks like some of the top names in golf will not be playing for the weekend. golfers were not the only show. i'm sure the north atlantic feels really nice at the time of the year. brian will tell me what the water temperature is there in a little bit. his shot goes backwards after getting caught in the thick rough. tiger woods was a child better today, he birdied on 10. brooks shot a 110 but misses the cup by five shots. northerly island's native son rory mcelroy shot a 79 on thursday, improved by 14 shots today, needed a birdie on 18 to make it the weekend with his approach shot misses the green he misses the cup by one shot. first-round leader jb holmes roles and the birdie putt on 13. he had a three under 68 and heads into the weekend eight under. shane larry looking to join him atop the leaderboard. there is a long birdie putt and en route to shooting a four under 67. the 32-year-old also sets at eight under halfway through the tournament. >>> both are one shot back,

outfront now michael nutter former mayor ever philadelphia. process joe biden supporter.ctor of communications outreach for hilt's campaign and van jones former special adviser to president obama and host of the van jones show. mayor let me start with you. how prepared and how important is it that biden comes better prepared than he was during the first debate? >> well, there is no question that the vice president has some work to do. you know, first debates often are a challenge, especially if you haven't been on the field in a while. i expect that he will be very, very prepared. and certainly with every respect to senator harris there will be ten others on the stage. she has other folks to worry about. whether people you are ahead or people think you are ahead or perceived front runner folks are coming at you. and you know, part of your strategy is to -- you may not score a lot of points you you want to make sure you don't lose any at the same time. >> i think a lot of people were surprised with the vice president gave to chris cuomo when he said he wasn't prepared for

and this just a narrative that the brands of our parents are dying, old-school brands guess kwla nuttertter turned 50 years old this year. double-digit growth. so pushing against some of those weaker narratives going into the not so boring consumer staples we have seen growth between mondelez, pepsi. >> right what they have done with oreos, cheerios, right? i mean the way you can package coke into various forms. >> they are figuring out the investment behind these brands and what it takes to market to younger people also how to innovate off of them oreo comes out with a new flavor every single week and it creates a lot of excitement. >> are you surprised under armour is down again >> it was a disappointing forecast wall street had high expectations that the turnaround was taking shape this was a setback with the northern american revenues coming in slightly lower the analysts are sticking with it because they saw it in costs, they saw it in margins, they saw it in inventories. top-line growth will be a khashoggi challenge and they have to figure out how to train consumers to get that pe

in 2015, he criticized nutters for questioning the president's patriotism and said such beyond the pale rhetoric had to be thrown out to criticize debate. they become choirboys calling for civility and decency and high-mindedness but when it's time to smear somebody on the other side, they're delighted to lead the charge. as recently as 2017, this very columnist wrote, quote, let's pause to remember we're all the american people and we all love our country, end quote. as all of our colleagues know, i've spoken at length about russia's attack on american democracy. i worked to ensure congress sent hundreds of millions of dollars to the states to improve their defenses and applauded the whole of government effort that the administration continues to carry out with states and localities. it may not sell any newspapers, boost ratings, or help with democratic fundraising, but the facts are the facts. and the facts are that this administration's made huge strides, huge on election security since 2016. they have made a noticeable impact in securing the 2018 election and are vigilant and proact