host: what do think about ross perot? caller: i liked ross perot and bernie sanders, too. host: what did you like about perot? caller: he was a businessman and intelligent. i liked ralph nader, too. host: going back to that 1992 debate, ross perot against president george w. bush at the time, and arkansas governor bill clinton. here is a little bit of ross perot from that debate. [video clip] >> an incredible number of young people are active in supporting my efforts because they are deeply concerned that we had taken the american dream from them. i think it is fitting that we are on the campus of the university tonight. these young people, when they get out of this wonderful university will have difficulty finding a job. we have to clean the mess up, leave the country in good shape and pass on the american dream to them. we have to collect the taxes to do it. if there is another way, i'm all ears. [end video clip] host: ross perot back in 1992. "usa today" on the opted pages today, imploring the candidates today to not ignore the gen z voters. they write that biden is 81,

host: what do think about ross perot? caller: i liked ross perot and bernie sanders, too.ost: what did you like about perot? caller: he was a businessman and intelligent. i liked ralph nader, too. host: going back to that 1992 debate, ross perot against president george w. bush at the time, and arkansas governor bill clinton. here is a little bit of ross perot from that debate. [video clip] >> an incredible number of young people are active in supporting my efforts because they are deeply concerned that we had taken the american dream from them. i think it is fitting that we are on the campus of the university tonight. these young people, when they get out of this wonderful university will have difficulty finding a job. we have to clean the mess up, leave the country in good shape and pass on the american dream to them. we have to collect the taxes to do it. if there is another way, i'm all ears. [end video clip] host: ross perot back in 1992. "usa today" on the opted pages today, imploring the candidates today to not ignore the gen z voters. they write that biden is 81, t

host: about ross perot? anders, too.s perot and host: what did you like about perot?o perot againt president george w. bush at the time, and arkansas governor bill clinton. that debate. [video clip] >> an incredible number of young people are active in supporting my effor be deeply concerned that we had taken the american dream from them. i think it is fitting that we are on the campusese young peopy get out of this wonderful university will have difficulty finding a job. we have to clean the mess up, leave the countgohape i and pass on the american dream to them. we have to collect the taxif t'l ears. [end video clip] host: ross perot back in 12. "usahe opted pages today, imploring the candidates today to not ignore the gen z voters. they write that biden is 81, trump is 78, and the oldest of generation, the gen z's, arethat generation to out l tune in, the majority of us prefer streaming services. candidates should be thinking ;2truncated, she said, as of ,a, where one third of 18 to nex■[et their news, according to the pew research center. to get will perform best

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that, with 63 million, the fourth most-watched of all time, president bush, will clinton, and ross perotebate back in viewers ford and jimmy carter in their first ntdebamost-watched in u.s. histy we will see how many eyeballs to get tonight and asking you, do tealice, caller: i'm wondering, it seems debates by liberal't there be one liberal and one conservative? host: it is cnn and fox. do you think fox's liberal? caller: cnn and abc -- yeah, cnn and abc, are you saying 1 -- host:i apologize, and abc. who would you trusto ■host the debate? caller: well, one and one conservative, somebody from fox people doing the interviews on the debates, have two of them, have one be liberal and one conservative. host: do the hosts matter to you? caller: oh, yes. i read not long when somebody was interviewing joe that he had been given the questions prior to the interview, and the interviewer m those questions, they had to be the exact same questions. host:id you read that? caller: actually, i read that on the internet. i don't know if it isnds like i, little bit of dementia, and this is the kind of th

in addition to the candidates from the two major parties, there was an independent challenger, ross perotsh noticed that partners abuse time and talk. than expected, pointing at his watch, he tried to draw the moderator’s attention, but the audience understood the gesture as a desire to finish quickly. later, however, bush admitted that he did not want to participate in those debates, despite their popularity. by the way, despite the explosive growth of social networks, the debate still attracts enormous attention. since 2008 year, you can ask your question via the internet; since 2016, the online broadcast has been conducted on youtube at our guest today is a real expert, evgeniy minchenko is familiar with political technologies first-hand, and he is also the president of the russian public relations association, he holds the cards. zhen, hi, hi, as a professional, have you learned anything for yourself from this wonderful debate? well, i would say that the teams worked very well. it's you, whiner, and so on, as he slapped him, but since trump, how about that? i didn’t have time to ask f

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the independent challenger, ross perot, participated. candidates from the two major parties, in which bush noted that partners were abusing time and talking longer than expected, pointing at his watch, he tried to draw the attention of the moderator, but the audience understood the gesture as a desire to finish quickly. later, however, bush admitted that he did not want to participate in those debates, despite their popularity. by the way, despite the explosive growth of social networks, debate. attract great attention even now: since 2008 , you can ask your question via the internet; since 2016, online broadcasts have been conducted on youtube on twitter. many people remember the debate between trump and biden in 2020, which took place due to covid. only the first stage, all that remains in my memory is the ugly behavior of the candidates, who endlessly interrupted each other. has become a real meme on the internet. our guest today is a real expert. evgeniy minchenko is familiar with political technologies firsthand, and he is also the president of the russian public relations associ

the debate in 1992 became a three-way debate for the first time, with independent candidate ros perot participating in addition to the candidates from the two major parties. bush noticed that partners abuse time and talk longer than expected. pointing to his watch, he tried to draw the moderator's attention, but the audience understood. pole as a desire to finish quickly. later, however, bush admitted that he did not want to participate in those debates, despite their popularity. by the way, contrary to with the explosive growth of social media, the debate continues to attract enormous attention. since 2008 , you can ask your question via the internet; since 2016 , an online broadcast has been conducted on youtube on twitter. many people remember the debate between trump and biden in 2020. our guest today is a real expert, evgeny minchenko, who is familiar with political technologies first-hand, and he is also the president of the russian public relations association, so he holds the cards. zhen, hi, hi, as a professional, have you learned anything for yourself from these great debate

the calendar in june when bill clinton was running third, at a tiny 25% of the vote against ross perot'sdent george hw bush is 31%, and there was panic in the halls of congress about that where i was working at the time. there was much talk of trying to replace bill clinton as the nominee even though he had the nomination locked up through the primaries. there was talk of somehow getting mario cuomo, the governor of new york, who already refused to run for president of that year to take the nomination somehow away from bill clinton or george mitchell, then majority leader of the united states senator and i knew and worked with george mitchell in those days and i knew that talk was preposterous. george mitchell knew it was preposterous and it was being pushed by other members of congress, including senators, who knew absolutely nothing about the complexity of running a presidential campaign■ç. they were all dreaming about something none of them knew how to do, and in the end, all that panic was for nothing. bill clinton won. they won with 43% of the vote. the next time we saw this kind of

political trends in the united states, about the likelihood of a third party candidate, someone like rosa perotey told me then: "you wrote a good book, but you have no idea what's really going on." and ordinary americans don’t understand either. because if they understood there would be a revolution in the country. we are facing a new cold war. is there a way out? do you need peace? in the name of peace, we will die in war. thank you very much for this interview. this was america, all the best to you. we will take on this case, it will be an honest detective story. i tell everyone that russia is not a country of gas stations, we can take russian digital solutions to new heights, there are prospects, even more brutal, yes, ours are more brutal, there will be more than exactly what digital helps, you can’t compare to the originality of your questions, and that in general with production, raw materials and exports, what is it, our product, topic of the week: short-range intermediate-range missile , a serious step, very, in my opinion, very dangerous, putin warned in advance and let’s reveal the se

political trends in the united states, about the likelihood of a third party candidate, someone like rosa perotold me then: “you wrote a good book, but you have no idea what’s really going on, and ordinary americans don’t understand either, because if they understood, there would be a lot going on in this country.” revolution. we are faced with a new cold war, is there a way out? peace, we need peace, everything depends on the people, because politicians are nothing more than a piece of crap. i was there, i was among them, they only care about themselves, they don’t care about people, it is beneficial for them to keep the war machine spinning, so it’s up to the people, if people don’t unite in the name of peace, we will die in the war. thank you very much for this interview. this was america, all the best to you. the broadcast continues with facts and an informational picture of the day. in our episodes in the studio artyom yamshakov and olga armyakova, this is the main topic today: to realize your calling and find a job you like, vladimir putin congratulated the graduates on their step into ad

third-party candidates it really happens.emory from 1990 to the presidential debate that included r perot the thingsgs you may have remembered here it is pretty incredible number of young people are efforts. they're deeply concerned we take them. i think it is a fitting or on the tonight. these young people think out this wony wide difficulty finding a job.ess up, leave the country good shape and pass on the america them. we've got to collected taxes to do a fair fairway i am all ears. again let's hear from gerry gerry in new jersey democ line. >> good morning. things. on they give you two minutes to speak. the other person says something and so we may be stuck on one per five or 10 minutes. that media most of it is skewed. and i am concerned about cnn.ee is a fairness give them both a chris wallace at that debate everyone keeps saying interrupted they lied. they lied. 151 people 51 intelligent people said the computer, the laptop was not testament this russian disinformation they lied and that go and it really costs amp i think the election. let's hope there is honesty. eone says the tru

ross perot and 90 to john anderson in 1980, and george wallace and 1,968. so rfk junior is doing something right now that no third or independent candidate has done since i was well, we'll just say less than 10-years-old, so he's gluing something that's quite unusual. but as you pointed out, there has been a little bit of a fete and rfk juniors support. so if we look back to late 2023, what we see here, 17% of quinnipiac university, 15% and fox news, 17% and reuters ipsos look rfk junior is still pulling in the double digits, but he's at 14% of three point drop ucf four point drop fox news, and you see a seven point drop in the reuters ipsos poll. so rfk junior still in an elite company when it comes to third or independent candidates, but it does seem at this point, he's seeing a bit of a fade which is something that we often can see with third-party candidates as the election. whereas on and we get closer to election day harry, what are the number say about one reason why he might be fading? yeah, one reason he might be fading is it a that voters are sayi

three styles, but let it exist, in general, pushkin he completely repeated the experience of charles peroty from moscow to st. petersburg, he defends lomanosov from radishchi, but another thing is that he acted as a new classicist, at least in his early period. well, here are ruslan and lyudmila, be quiet, empty head, i have heard the truth sometimes, even though the fishing is wide, but my brain is not enough, i go, go, i don’t shine, but when i get enough, i don’t let go, it’s rude, no. colloquialism is not even low style, because lomonosov’s low style is a literary low style, and this just doesn’t fit into one of these three styles, it’s just an imitation of popular vernacular, that’s what it is. speeches of educated nobles or nobles or courtiers, when he carried out the reform of the russian literary language, he turned to the language of the russian people, then chernyshevsky will say that the discussion or war or dispute between shishkov and koromzin is a storm in a teacup, because one was for the old days, for church slavonic with shishkov, yes, there was a second one. for the newne

you may remember ross perot, who had who had support in the high 30s. and by the time of the election, it was 19. kennedy right now is flirting with the teens. it could easily become seven, eight, maybe even less percent. and finally, no matter how you look at it, it's day to day. janelle. right now we're talking about a tight race. we're talking about that debate next week that may be a breaker in some ways for one side or the other, but we're going day to day in a very tight race. and so given that we're just going to have to see whether kennedy can hold on, whether in fact, the state by state differences turn out to be greater than we than a lot of us might think. and finally, what events might happen along the way that will push this race into one side or the other? it is a nail biter, as we say in my business, and we're just going to have to see how it unfolds. okay we'll see where the chips fall. okay. thanks, larry. gerston raj janelle. larry. thank you. we have a notable debate tonight in the bay area the san francisco mayoral debate. this is th

or the delegation from arkansas was ross perot in the lobby. and it wasn't certainly to be any kind of big story that any of you were ever going to read. but he probably felt responsibility to cover it. and he's thinking, i got this kid here who says he can go. so he gives me the assignment and i go to this hotel. i think it was about 57th or 58th street in new york. and i interview all these people, i come back, i file the story. he edits it and he puts on the system. no one ever read that story. no newspaper picked it up. but i actually did my first piece of real world journalism there and so so tell us about that. that, you know, that moment because i mean, you know anyone the new ali during that period would have said this is a guy destined for politics. this is somebody who is you know, i remember being we were in model parliament together, were in the house of commons, you know, that stuff and looking around saying, you know, this is, you know, the natural of things. but of course, as we all as life evolves, many different trajectories em

. >> he remembers ross perot. >> that was the symbol. >> i do remember that. >> perot systems. >> it's> it's not bad. maybe they've already sold it. i don't know. >> did you see that they didn't load up on calls? the idea is, trap the market makers and they get a corner. they're not doing a corner. >> right. >> they're not. there's no corner. they didn't trap them and make it -- >> the stock was 10 bucks not long ago. >> they're overjoyed. >> ryan cohen is like, oh, my god, i'm going to have billions of dollars to decide what i want to do with. >> do you want to talk about the combined ratio of the insurers? >> i'm happy to do that. actually, i was thinking -- jeffries is operating in the marketplace. they sold stock for hertz when they were bankrupt and created a lot of equity value. i mention it because hertz, you saw, right, jim? weighing a $$700 million sale of secured debt and convertibles? i think it's a bloomberg story. it's a tough road for hertz. >> exactly. >> the evs have hurt them. >> steve wanted to reverse that. the first thing he did, he said, we have way too many teslas

it’s very similar, you see, when charles perot created his fairy tale, shoes trimmed with squirrel furance, madame francoise scaron, sported them. it is logical that pero i meant squirrel shoes with squirrel fur, but in translation they became crystal. how did they become silver? it was with some peoples there that they were like diamonds, there were no normal translators anywhere, and they made mistakes everywhere. there, so look, there are three tips, here’s the first one, well, there’s no actual object here, yes, well, that is, it’s a wheelset, but let me, as a person who graduated from a technical university, this is a brake axle box, but they put a railway shoe under the wheelset in order to so that the train does not roll down, onto this railway shoe, shoe they hinted, our editors hinted, the second hint she told you... she added to the tale of three sisters here from the czechs, but you understood, somehow, that’s what’s there, that there were also three sisters, yes there in this yes, that is, cinderella was adopted and two older sisters and such antagonists, one might say, so

that's what people saw with ross perot.erson debate, because challenger robert kennedy, jr., has not met the qualifications. you have to the 15% in four national polls, which he does not have. he also failed the other requirement to get on enough ballots to be able to be eligible to win 270 electoral votes, which is the issue we asked him about. if you're not on enough ballots to mathematically be eligible to win the electoral college in enough states, are you going to drop out? >> i'm going to be on the ballot in every state. i'll be on the ballot in every state by july. we are one month out from july. this is not offered as any kind of special observation or critique, but a reminder we do fact check and follow up. he did not make the debate stage and not enough ballots right now. if it's not one that can possibly win. >>> up next january i have convicts proving unpopular even if primaries. we'll be right back. ven if primaries we'll be right back. early retirements possible, and startups start up. because it's smart, depe

ross perot was in it. with george h.w. bush and bill clinton. it's a roundtable.oman about her economic struggles. bill clinton gets off his stool, breaks the format, walks over to her and shows empathy. let's watch. >> tell me how it has affected you again. you know people who lost their jobs and lost their homes? >> yeah. >> i have seen what's happened in this last four years. in my state, when people lose their jobs, there's a good chance i will know them by their name. when a factory closes, i know the people who ran it. when the businesses go bankrupt, i know them. >> nothing like that is going to happen tonight. it's very controlled, at least on paper. no studio audience. the microphone muting is another issue. what are your expectations? >> i expect that what you will see is each candidate trying to show his best self and trying to goad the other guy into showing his worst self. for instance, 1992, clinton was saying, george h.w. bush is a fine person as president, but he has been in office for 12 years and he is out of touch. instead, bush walked into the

it wasn't the case with ross perot in 1992. think, to both the candidates, particularly because there are so many voters who are the so-called double haters, who are disillusioned with the choice and are looking for some sort of an off ramp. and they may vote for rfk jr. i think one of the things that has to happen between now and november is people need to be informed who and what rfk jr. is, that he's not just your run of the mill candidate, that here is somebody who has spent much of his life engaging in bizarre conspiracy theories, just really outside the far, far outside the mainstream. so, he's going to be a factor in this campaign and i think we can't ignore that. >> thank you, both, so very much. really appreciate it. >>> up next, just a major issue in the presidential campaign, but what impact does immigration have on the nation's economy? we're taking a look at that. plus, why benjamin netanyahu is at odds with his own military about his approach to the war against hamas. you're watching "jose diaz-balart reports" on

you get those shades out its national sunglasses day in 1930, businessman and philanthropist, ross perotperation for 40 years. in 1994, aerosmith became the first major ban to let fans download a full new song track free from the internet. tony hawk became the first gate border to land. a 900 aerials at the x games in san francisco, california. bill gates stepped down as chairman of microsoft corporation to work full-time for the bill and melinda gates foundation. and mark zuckerberg announced facebook reached 2 billion monthly users. we also remember ryan seacrest being announced the new host of wheel of fortune in 2023 to replace longtime host pat sajak come this fall. and take a look at this. a zoo in tacoma, washington invited guests to help name. it's new. >> sea lion pup which was a which was the first birth of the sea lion pup in the zoo's 119 year history. the new pop comes into the world's on what came into the world on june 6 at point. defiance zoo aquarium and the zoo said that people in the public they could vote on one of 4 names chosen by the keepers. rosa, marty nori or pe

some national polling better than any third-party or independent candidate at this stage, since ross perot 1996 yesterday i seen on state of the union, michigan governor gretchen whitmer, co-chair the biden-harris campaign said kennedy has a lot of quote, wild ideas and noted he does not have the support of his own family, but she also said this certainly kennedy or any third party candidate gives me some concern and it's to be taken seriously. >> we're now from cnn's even weekend, who spoke with kennedy's supporters on a 17 acre tree farm in sackville wisconsin, dells stan braunton rides around the land with hope with the 2024 election will bring monumental change shape in 2020 i voted for trump, but now he says the former president's sounds like a broken record. it's all about the election was rigged and the court system is rigged. >> this year. >> the wedding venue owner who plans to eventually transform his property into a wellness retreat is all in for independent presidential candidate robert f. kennedy jr. bobby this is the first candidate who i actually felt good about. i think a l

that one debate he took on ronald reagan and at george hw bush lost that first debate to both ross perot, am bill clinton, and in 2020, donald trump lost that first debate to joe biden. well, guess what else? and they all lost. they all lost. so the question is for joe biden, can he defy history creating new history and being incumbent to trail going into that first debate and then one, while he's going to have to do it if he wants to get reelected in november her anton. >> thank you very much for sharing all of these new numbers with us. jeremy now is democratic congresswoman debbie dingell of michigan, congresswoman, always great to see you. thank you for making time for us. let's tonight. you've known president biden and his family for a long time what do you think he's wrestling with tonight? do you think he is wrestling with this decision? >> for far. i have not talked to anybody in the family since the debate on thursday night. we look i said on friday morning, we can't sugar coat this thursday night was not a good night. and we know what he's gotta do. he has to go out with food t

that any major presidential candidate has done, the closest i can come to is admiral stockdale, ross perot'sning mate back in 1992 who infamously said who am i? why am i here? trump was not good. in fact, i heard from some nervous -- wait a minute, you know, as bad as biden was, so was trump. >> right. >> you know, he stepped in it on january 6th. he's just lucky biden did such a poor job pushing back on the january 6th answers. but he gave answers that many folks that i talked to thought would be damaging in the fall, and campaign ads. >> we'll see how it plays out. chuck todd, thanks so much. >>> nbc news national political correspondent steve kornacki is at the big board. president biden's age has been a concern for a while now. a lot of talk also about the other candidate, trump's age. talk to us about the latest polling numbers, does age matter? >> this was the backdrop for what happened last night in the conversation taking place. now, go back to four years ago, trump, biden, the first time around, our poll, we asked the question of the candidates then, who's better when it comes to ha

. >> we haven't seen the history of our elections since ross perot, some third part of a big effect likes. and so what you have to look at is the margin are so small in the states in michigan, the number he was so small, we just talked about and also has the largest concentration of muslim americans with what's going on with the gaza strip. so with people that do what i do for living, you're looking at the margins of the folks that we're putting people in categories. we know these people are crazy droppers. these people died in the wool joe biden, who is that little group in the middle. and how do we start talking to them earlier? expand the universe for folks that are more infrequent. and one of the things that would drive them out to devote and then what are the different parameters of things that could happen? we now in labor de, what can happen during the convention with the protests and things that could affect slivers of each part of that electric helps trump and i think he knows he helps trump. >> if you want biden to win, you want there to be only one alternative to from this giv

over antiquity, in fact , in the french dispute between the ancients and new ones, such as charles perot a certain genre that does not fit into this system three styles, but let it exist, in general... on the journey from moscow to st. petersburg , he defends lomanosov from radishchi, but another thing is that he acted as a new classicist, at least in his early period. well, here are ruslan and lyudmila, shut up, empty head, i’ve heard the truth, sometimes, no matter what wide yes, my brain is not enough, i’m driving, driving, i don’t light up, but when i get enough, i won’t let go, it’s rude, it’s vernacular, it’s not even a low style, because lomonosov’s low style is just a literary low style, and this just doesn’t fit into any into one of these three styles, this is simply an imitation of popular vernacular, this is what the work itself was outraged by, that is, the critic simply considered it to go beyond the boundaries of literature, as now, let’s say, many people ask what it is when, for example, they publish... literary language, the language of realism , can to say, the first lan

this was the most watched cnn program and history yes, even more than that famous debate with ross perot and a back in niger, i get to where larry king was bringing in all three candidates. this was honestly even bigger than january 6 and the aftermath. and i think that's for one very specific reason, allison a lot of americans had tuned out of this election until this week. a lot of people didn't believe there was really going to be a rematch. they don't want to see these two elderly men been running for office again, they wouldn't see other candidates so people hadn't really paid attention. and now as of this week, they are, i'm doing here's my very scientific backyard pool party the analysis today, allison, i have people come up to me, a kid's birthday party saying is biden seriously going to stay in the race? this has now permeated beyond just the new york times and the atlantic, beyond just the political elites. this is now an everyday conversation for people who i think in some cases didn't believe the rematch was really happening yeah. but i mean, what's another interesting metric

bill clinton one was 43% because the third-party candidate, matador year guy named ross perot, the third third-party candidates are not going to be at this debate, but they mattered this year. trump can win at 45 and 46 in some of these states, if the third-party candidates stay anywhere near the numbers they're at right now, and biden does have a tendency to want to do deep dives on things he has done all president's sped wanted. >> that is the curse of the incumbents president. incumbent president show up these debates they want, they know a lot. they wanted to fight, defend their record. we know that he is he he's app to do that, to talk about how strong the economy is, to talk about other elements of this they need to pull all that wiring out. that's and he needs to engage with where people's minds her at and talk about the future and what he's trying to do to help them. rather than history will judge you after the fact right now, you got to go after voters. >> but what we're looking at polls which are snapped shot in time, we know 2020, he was down into polls. for biden was down int

anyway but by this point, i think ross perot what was that? they are 30%. he's down below 10% where he's on track to do is to mess up the math in michigan and that makes him a very big threat to both biden anti-trump, michigan is absolutely necessary for joe biden. joe biden is not likely to do well, looking at the poem polling data in the sunbelt giorgia looks out of reach, nevada, looks out of reach. he's got to win in the industrial heartland and michigan is key to that. and now joe biden has somebody standing in the train tracks who has no chance of winning, but could completely derail joe biden's election bit and maybe two people because cornel west, the other independent candidate, has just submitted what he claims. >> of course, we have to wait for the michigan to verify this. but what he claims is enough signatures to be on the ballot there as well. so it would be cornel west and rfk junior on that ballot in a state that the biden won by three points and 2020 look i mean, given a 50, 50 country, three points is pretty respectable, but they 30 points

for a third-party candidate to be viable as ross perot was, he has to be able to participate. the reason why robert kennedy was not invited is because he is not on enough states to potentially win the election. you have to be on the ballot of states they could give you 270 electoral votes. i believe that he will qualify for that by september. kennedy's average just before the debate was about 10%. some a little above, some a little below. this campaign to get on more state ballads and to push that percentage of the 15%. but yes, he will be a factor if you make the debate stage in september. if we even have a debate. host: what are the factors that are pulling voters toward a candidate like robert f. kennedy, jr.? is it anti-biden or trump, or are they truly interested in just having somebody else as an option? guest: one third cannot vote for either trump or biden so they will be voting third party. one third truly want a new voice. i think that is probably the biggest disappointment of 2024. that they are choosing deliberately a third-party to send a message to the rest of th

for a third-party candidate to be viable as ross perot was, he has to be able to participate. the reason why robert kennedy was not invited is because he is not on enough states to potentially win the election. you have to be on the ballot of states they could give you 270 electoral votes. i believe that he will qualify for that by september. kennedy's average just before the debate was about 10%. some a little above, some a little below. this campaign to get on more state ballads and to push that percentage of the 15%. but yes, he will be a factor if you make the debate stage in september. if we even have a debate. host: what are the factors that are pulling voters toward a candidate like robert f. kennedy, jr.? is it anti-biden or trump, or are they truly interested in just having somebody else as an option? guest: one third cannot vote for either trump or biden so they will be voting third party. one third truly want a new voice. i think that is probably the biggest disappointment of 2024. that they are choosing deliberately a third-party to send a message to the rest of th

further back, there was a debate after bill clinton was behind ross perot double digits and a complete meltdown. the republicans will rally around and support their candidates no matter what. you are talking about a man who got 30-something felonies and on tape grabbing women by their private parts and adjudicate and found liable of sexual assault, and what the republican party has done is to rally around support and make it all right. most of the damage done by joe biden and the campaign today after the debate is not being done by the republicans, it is being done by the progressives and the democrats who are not rallying around the man who has delivered for them, but running away from the man who has delivered for them. i have to deal with reporters talking about democrats talking about a brokered convention, and i say, that is absolutely ridiculous and not something that can happen. but that is the democrats. you know what is going to happen going forward? it depends what the democrats do, and not what the republicans do, but depends if these democrats who are now panicking are goin

ross perot, the star of the night, partly because no one knew what to expect.l clinton just good enough and president bush, he will have to do much better. >> that was october 1992. george hw bush. he was running for re-election and that the first presidential debate that year, he absolutely bombed. in fact, if that tom brokaw stand out was not enough to convince you, check out the headline of the boston herald the next day. a snap poll taken the next day found the percentage of voters who thought president bush had won the debate was in the teens. that first debate went very badly for bush and he went on to lose his effort to be re- elected in 1992 but look at the rest of the data here. the first debate also went terribly for his son in 2004 when he was looking for a second term running against john kerry. reviews of his first debate performance were just as brutal as they had been for his dam like this one from the atlantic quote, that was george bush's worst performance in a debate, by far, ever. my mantra had been neither bush nor kerry had ever lost a deba

member ross perot who would be 96 years old. i miss those days, i missed the $4 trillion debt. the only thing i can say is i'm glad my children have learned that politics are -- and my remembrance. thank you. host: we believe that they are. house coming in. we will be back live tomorrow morning around 7:00 a.m. eastern to 10:00 a.m. eastern. be in order. the chair lays before the house a communication from the speaker. the clerk: the speaker's rooms, washington, d.c. june 27, 2024. i hereby appoint the honorable mary e. miller to act as mr. smr.speaker pro temp on this da. sign -- as speaker pro tempore on this day. signed, mike johnson, speaker of representatives. the speaker pro tempore: the chair will be offered by chaplain kibben. chaplain kibben: would you pray with me. god, you are the giver of every perfect gift. on this day we give you thanks for all that you have given us. our lives. our work. our families. our friends. and so much more. all of these we count as joy for they reveal to us in countless ways your love and care for us. how do we give back to you, o lord, f

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if we've had very limited examples very limited times in 19932, of course, ross perot -- 1993ded in thesidential debate. the only third party candidate that appeared with our major party a candidates. there was a single debate with ronald reagan 1980, but it did not include the incumbent that, that battle continues every four years and usually the sponsor of the debate the debate commission, and this time around cnn will their rules and will assess do we have any candidates that meet a polling data that are on the ballots in enough stateme that the debate takes place to math mat create get to 270 electoral votes and if not then they're not invited. so that issue of addingadditional votes to the debate stage is a per matter. it's the threshold is, i think so g independent third party candidates it rarely happens. >> host: here's a bit of a 1992, that presidential debate that those things that you may remember from watching it. here it is. >> an incredible number of young people are active in supporting my concerned that we have taken the american dream from them. i think it's fitting tha

surface more worried about it, but look, history has been changed by ralph nader, by jill stein, by ross perotre to stay, and it's going to be an issue. >>> symone sanders townsend, thank you, we'll be watching "the weekend" saturday and sunday mornings beginning at 8:00 a.m. eastern right here on msnbc and donny deutsch, thank you very much as well. jonathan lemire, i'm just curious, i was incredibly moved by the 80th anniversary commemoration of d-day, what we saw today, and i mentioned it to governor shapiro earlier in our coverage, i think it has a lot to do with what our country is facing right now and sorry to bring politics into it, but the election that is coming this november. i feel like it's a choice to go back in time and to revisit a very nasty era in history, not trying to exaggerate, but it feels like we are at an incredible turning point. >> there's no doubt, and first of all, i encourage anyone who has the ability to visit normandy someday to please do so. it is an incredibly moving place and it's in commemoration of one of the most important days in modern human history. you'

you know, when ross perot set up reform usa, trump was briefly a part of it.sformed the landscape in canadian politics. and one of the reasons that i chose the name reform, having been the brexit party before, i was thinking about that precedent in case the tory party let us all down, which indeed they have. look you know, i've been doing this longer than richard. i have, as i've said already , 2 or have, as i've said already, 2 or 3 times today, there's a people's army out there that i built up over many, many years, and they're still there . and and they're still there. and they're very fond of richard, but they don't me a little bit better. it's just as simple as that, sir. >> thanks very much, emilio from politico. two questions. firstly, i know you said that you're not interested , but have you're not interested, but have the tories been trying to do some kind of deal with you at all? and if so, can you give us any details? and secondly, are you bidding to be prime minister in 2029? >> there has been no attempt at seduction at all, at least not that i've