don't sit next to you, ryan your hands moon. >> i want to go to the movies with reihan. >> yes. is that the question? yeah, absolutely. >> i would not the question i used to go to the movies all the time. i'll bet i haven't been five times since the pandemic and two of those were to see tom cruise movies. where are you on the idea whether without ri going out? to go to the movies rather than sitting at home and watching on. >> sorry for you, is what i feel. >> you're not the first time. >> well, that you're sitting at home watching tv on your device and i'm sure you do, but this is a communal experience. this is about gathering with people and being able to have the lights go down and enjoy it. now let me sell it. i love going to the movies next. >> thank you. nicole kidman, have you ever wondered where new emojis come from? well, it turns out the unicode consortium as a non-profit that oversees global emoji standards and approves new releases. and they recently revealed eight new ones from a root vegetable to a heart our even the flag for an island and the english channel. but

. >> here with me today, podcaster, journalist and author kara swisher, reihan salam, president of the manhattan institute and national review, contributing editor, new york times journalist and the interview podcast host lulu garcia navarro, and conservative pollster and new york times opinion writer kristen all does anderson welcome back everyone. kristen was it a smart move for harris to go on fox? >> i think it was a smart move. i think it would have been a smarter move if she had executed the interview better. but from the choice to accept the interview, i do think it's smart because right now, no, but i'm talking about what happened in the interview i still think that she did not perform great. >> i think that her answer on the question of people think the country's on the wrong track you have been in the vice president explain. i still think she doesn't have a sharp enough answer on this. she was asked and multiple other times this week in other contexts and still kind of give strange answers. i think she doesn't have a crisp enough response there, but i still think that it is s

this is cnn special takes on what's happening or predictions of what we should be looking out for ri reihan. >> big news in the middle east this week hit me with your best shot this week the idf eliminated yahya sinwar, the head of hamas and the architect of the october 7 terrorist massacre. there has been a lot of second guessing of israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. but this is the product of his fortitude. and his willingness to resist intense external pressure to end that war prematurely. and now israel is going to have to pivot to securing that territory to ensure there can be a post-hamas government. >> kara, you're focused on a new play that about one of your favorite subjects, ai fantastic stoves, robert downey junior, i interviewed him earlier this week. >> it's going to be on monday. it's called a mcneil and it was really the interesting is one of the last lines. it's, it's a line about truthful lies and that really struck me is that we are in the midst of a world where there's a lot of truth for lives where there's little bits of the truth in it and people manipulate it s

you have james carville come out tonight, reihan, and he he's obviously heavily responsible for biden coming off the ticket. he's been pessimistic about democrats chances at times, but now it's un, it says harris is going to win he's certain of it. he cites her money advantage, trump's election losses since 2016, and carville rights. just a feeling just a feeling what do you think will it's not clear to me that that feeling is going to guarantee harris a victory, in part because we're talking a lot about things that donald trump said and did several years ago. >> there are a lot of folks in the wider public who remember things that kamala harris said and did several years ago including during her 2020 presidential campaign, including statements about, for example, sex reassignment surgeries for migrant detainees, something that the kfile broke, among others, there are a lot of stories like this where you have to believe that she has a drastically different position today that is more in line with the wider american public. you have to believe that despite the fact that you never expla

either donald trump in they're doing over his enemies list for me journalist and author kara swisher, reihan salam, president of the manhattan institute and national review, contributing editor new york times journalist and the interview podcast host, lulu garcia navarro. >> and conservative pollster in new york times, opinion writer kristen soltis anderson. welcome back everyone. kristen, are these harris events creating the right kind of bonds? >> i think the thing that's been official about these events is bringing up celebrities doesn't necessarily change people's minds, but it can excite your base. here in the homestretch, getting someone to come out to a rally, get a little bit of that religion, get excited, can be valuable. it's also the sort of thing that i think can get your event in front of people who are not paying attention to political news. you may not care about politics, but maybe like bruce springsteen i mean, i care about politics, but you like beyonce, it's getting the fact that the election is coming up very soon in the stakes are high in front of people who might otherw