wartime economy, as the us prepares to plunge the world into the abyss of conflicts, a huge rent corporation report for the pentagon, triangle of fictitious threats to washington, who is considered the main enemy, what? hawks write about belarus and how much are they ready to spend on the bayonets of democracy. let's figure out the understandable policy today on our air after the panorama. almost half a kilogram of dangerous psychotropic drugs were seized by employees of the mogilev drug control department. two twenty-year-old residents of the regional center fell into the hands of operatives. it was established that the defendants had been working for a drug market for about a month. taking wholesale lots of goods, they divided them into smaller ones for distribution through caches. in the garage of one of the detainees , police found about half a kilogram of especially dangerous psychotropic substances in a hiding place on the territory of the city. the detainees face up to 15 years in prison.

this is how alarming it is for the american hegemon, a new report of the rent corporation for the pentagon begins. the research organization is engaged in forecasting. analysis situation on the planet. the solid report is almost a hundred pages long, with graphs, charts, sub-items, essentially a portrait of modern america, or rather its politicians, a very bloodthirsty portrait. what conclusion did the commission for the protection of national interests come to? let's figure it out together, and what are they, the main goals of the white house. we only have facts, it's up to you to draw conclusions. russia is a chronic, resurgent threat, the headline is enough to understand that friendship or at least pragmatic diplomacy is not considered in overseas offices. russia is demonstrating the possibility adapt to western aid to ukraine in order to achieve its goals. if russia gains control over ukrainian territory, its zone of influence, taking into account belarus , will extend from the arctic to the black sea. this will require additional human and military resources from nato. the only thing.

the other day , an undesirable organization in russia, rent corporation, released a study about using memes as a weapon of information warfare. and what is a meme? a meme is a picture, which is a meme is a photograph that is presented to us on the internet and which causes us to feel a storm of emotion. over the past decades, with the help of social networks, primarily western ones, and readers, internet users have developed clip thinking, that is, like-dislike, that is, with the help of a picture we were trained, and people simply stopped thinking critically, it is memes that should be perceived as some kind of impact content that will actively be used during a political campaign, in elections, so it is necessary to pay attention to this, in fairness trump himself also gets it from users of generative models, judge for yourself, one of the suggestions. developments allowed to make the republican not much-not a little the hero of a short film, who leaves his wife for kamala harris has a child with her, it looks funny on the one hand, and quite frightening on the other, since artificia

the other day , an undesirable organization in russia, rent corporation, released a study on the use of memes as weapons. information warfare, and what is a meme? a meme is a picture that a meme is a photograph, which represents us and the internet and which causes stormy emotions in us. here in the last decades with the help of social networks, first of all western, and in readers, in internet users clip thinking has been developed, that is, like-dislike, that is, with the help of pictures we were trained, and people simply stopped thinking critically, it is memes that should be perceived as some kind of shock content that will be actively used. during a political campaign, in elections, therefore it is necessary to pay attention exactly that. trump himself also gets some justice from users of generative models. judge for yourself: one of the latest developments has made it possible to make the republican not much of a hero of a short film, who leaves his wife for kamala harris and has a child with her. on the one hand, it looks funny, on the other, it’s quite frightening, since art

this institute plays a similar role in the uk as the rent corporation for the american government and the pentagon. the talk was important and the hall was completely filled. numerous high-ranking officials from the ministry of foreign affairs and the ministry of defense were present, as such speeches are quite rare. therefore, since this was his first such speech and since it took place immediately after his arrival, what he said will be received with great attention. what he said, first of all, he outlined the challenges of war at this time. then he touched. themes of transition, emphasizing that although today's war is similar in many ways to world war ii and world war i, modern tools such as drones and electronic warfare are changing the way we wage war, how we directly fight on the battlefield. the very essence of war does not change, people still die and will die, and there will always be a bloody battle between the warring parties, but the general... the nature of how war will be fought is changing. now the significance of this will be whether people believe it, that's the firs

government's think tank with defense issues this institute plays a similar role in great britain as the rent corporationovernment and the pentagon. the speech was important and the hall was completely filled. numerous high-ranking officials from the ministry of foreign affairs and the ministry of defense were present, as such speeches take place. quite rare, so as this was his first such speech and as it took place immediately after his arrival, what he said will be received with great attention. what did he say? first of all he outlined the challenges war at this time. he went on to touch on the topic of transition, stressing that while current warfare is similar in many ways to world war ii and world war i, modern tools such as drones and... electronic warfare are changing the way we fight war directly battlefield the essence of war does not change, people still die and will die, and there will always be a bloody battle between opposing sides, but the overall structure of how war will be fought is changing. now the significance of this is going to be whether people believe it, that's the first thing,

where such information about the rent corporation comes from is unknown. america is a state that produces war, they have always, yes, throughout modern history, half of their budget, more than half, consisted of expenses on the military -industrial complex, this is the main product that they produce, it is the largest employer in the world, there are more than 3 million people involved in serving the american military-industrial complex. we have already become accustomed to the fact that russia and china are separated by commas in us reports, the unwillingness of these countries to dance to the star-spangled tune has already hit washington very hard. china and russia are major powers that seek to undermine the position and influence of the united states in world. beijing is becoming a leading challenge for washington. armament, a strong economy , the intention to achieve global leadership are unacceptable, and a partnership. without borders between china and russia, reinforced by cooperation with iran and north korea, directly interferes with the internati

and can make it impossible for regular people to buy or even rent a home. some corporate landlords collude with each other to set artificially high rental prices. often using algorithms and price-fixing software to do it. it is anticompetitive and it drives up costs. i will fight for a law that cracks down on these practices. we also know as the price of housing has gone up, the size of downpayments has gone up as well. even if aspiring homeowners say for years, it is often not enough. while we work on the housing shortage, my administration will provide first-time homebuyers with $25,000 to help with downpayments on a new home. you can do this. all to help more americans experience the pride of homeownership and financial security that it represents and brings. that is my plan. here's what donald trump would do. in his project when he 25 agenda, if it is put into effect, it will add around $1200 a year to the typical american mortgage. he's got it backwards. we could be doing everything we can to make it more affordable to buy a home, not less. [applause] finally, there

rent. >> the corporation's say your prices are up only because their costs are up.d tape so we can build more houses. help new homeowners afford a down payment and to take on corporations at unfairly high rent. >> sandra: maybe i like the spring maybe they will stick like with that. >> i was on vacation and i'm back and fired up about this. >> sandra: you are speechless. >> i want to phrase this correctly. it's correct to say that consumers are frustrated and fed up with high prices. understandably so. we've talked about it on the show numerous times. the numerous price levels are up 25% since covert and people are upset about that and she is on the right path. >> you are being friendly with cents covid. those started very clearly in this administration after the baton was handed off. >> i don't mean to suggest otherwise but the point i want to make is it was audit to pick supermarkets who have notoriously low profit margins. 1%, 2%, 3%, 4%, 5% per this is not the industry that is gou gouging. >> sandra: as we discussed in the earliest hours following this announcem

and they can make it impossible, then, for regular people to be able to buy or even rent a home. some corporateh each other to set artificially high rental prices. often using algorithms and price—fixing software to do it. it is anti—competitive, and it drives up is anti—competitive, and it drives up costs. i will fight for a law that cracks down on these practices. applause we also know that, as the price of housing has gone up, the size of down payments has gone up as well. and if aspiring homeowners save for years, it often still is not enough. so, in addition while we work on the housing shortage, my administration will provide first—time home—buyers with $25,000 to help put the down payment on a new home. cheering we can do this... all to help more americans experience the pride of homeownership, and the financial security that it represents. so that is my plan. but here is what donald trump would do. if his project 2025 agenda is put in, it will add around $1200 a year to the typical american mortgage. he has got it backward. we should be doing everything we can to make it more affordable

charges that banks and other companies use to pad their profits permitted to take on the corporate landlords and cap rentncreases and take on big pharma and cap the cost of prescription drugs for all americans. [applause] all of this to say, we are working to build up, to build up, not tear down. to build up america's families and america's middle class, because we know when our middle class is strong, america is strong. but as we work to move our nation forward, let us be clear, there are those who are trying to take us backward. you may have seen their agenda. they call it project 2025. [boos] right. it's a 900 page agenda of extremism. project 2025 would raise taxes on middle-class families and cut taxes from billionaires. eliminate the department of education. and end programs like head start which of would take away preschool from hundreds of thousands of our children. all of this, to build on what donald trump did in his first term when he was president. he gave tax breaks to billionaires and corporations, tried to cut social security and medicare every single year, and he and his allies have tried

so we can build more houses, help new homeowners afford a down payment and take on corporations that unfairly hike up rent harris fights for affordable housing because she gets it. you know, when her mom was raising two girls, she did what so many parents do. work early hours and work late nights. pay the bills and put on a brave face so her girls did not know how hard it really was. it should not be this hard in america. president kamala harris will make sure it is not. she will fight to lower housing costs so everyone everywhere can find a place to call home. [cheers and applause] ♪ >> i depend on medicare and social security for survival. >> i worry about social security and medicare. >> if we don't protect it through kamala harris, trump is going to take that money. >> project 2025 is going to be disastrous for many of us. >> what are we supposed to do? who is going to take care of us? where are we going to live? i don't know. i know i am voting democrat. >> i am supporting vice president harris because she will protect my social security and that of a whole others -- and that of all others. ♪ >> plea

i will take on corporate landlords that unfairly raise rents on working families. will take on big pharma and cap the cost of prescription drugs for all americans. and continue to bring manufacturing jobs back to america. and back to communities like eau claire. so all this to say, strengthening our economy and building up the middle class will be a defining goal of my presidency. host: that was yesterday. we have the full event available on our website, c-span.org. here is cbs news with this headline, harris-walz campaign says it raised $36 million in first 24 hours after running mate revealed. it says that the haul for harris and walz continues the run of eyebrow-raising fund raising that began after she officially announced her run for the white house last month. harris' campaign says it raised $310 million in july, more than double the amount former president trump said he raised last month. contributions includes every included $200 million the vice president raised in the seven days after president biden withdrew from the race and harris launched her white ho

corporate landlords that raise rents on working families and capping the cost of prescription drugs for all americans. now, just a lot of these proposals will require working in concert with congress. and we're waiting for a more detailed plan from the campaign beyond these promises, as for the dnc, cnn has learned hillary clinton and president biden will speak monday night. former president barak obama will address the convention tuesday. and former president bill clinton will speak wednesday okay. jess alright. >> eva mckend with the latest thank you so much. and we're going to discuss all of this further with two republicans, marc lotter is the former director of strategic communications for the trump 2020 campaign. he's now the chief communications officer as the america first policy institute. and geoff duncan is a cnn political commentator and former lieutenant governor of georgia. he's endorsing the harris-walz ticket and will be part of a republicans for harris wrapped ali that's on zoom tonight. good to have both of you here with us. jeff, i want to start first with you voters

and it can make it impossible, then, for regular people to be able to buy or even rent a home. some corporatedlords colewd -- collude with each other, to set artificially high rental prices. often using algorithms and price fixing software to do it. it's anti-competitive, and it drives up costs. i will fight for a law that cracks down on these practices, [ applause ] we also know that as the price of housing has gone up, the size of down payments have gone up as well. even if aspiring homeowners say for years, it often still is not enough. so in addition, while we work on the housing shortage, my administration will provide first time home buyers with $25,000 to help with the down payment on a new home. we can do this. we can do this. all to help more americans experience the pride of home ownership and the financial security that it represents and brings. so that's my plan, but here's what donald trump would do. if his project 2025 agenda was put into effect, it will add around $1,200 a year to the typical american mortgage. he's got it backward. we should be doing everything we can to make

prices and it can make it impossible then for regular people to be able to buy or even rent a home some corporateandlords collude with each other to set artificially high rental prices often using algorithms in price fixing software to do it it's anticompetitive and it drives up costs. i will fight for a law that cracks down on these practices we also know that as the price of housing has gone up, the size of down payments have gone up as well even if aspiring homeowners safe for years it often still is not enough so in addition, while we work on the housing shortage, my administration will provide first-time home buyers with $25,000 to help the down payment on a new home all to help more americans experienced the pride of homeownership and the financial security that it represents in brains so that's my plan. but here's what donald trump would do if his project 2025. agenda is put into effect it will add around $1,200 a year to the typical american mortgage he's got it backwards. we should be doing everything we can to make it more affordable to buy a home. not finally, there's one more way. i w

and it can make it impossible, then, for regular people to be able to buy or even rent a home. some corporatelandlords collude with each other to set artificially high rental prices. often using algorithms and price-fixing software to do it. it's anticompetitive, and it drives up costs. i will fight for a law that cracks down on these practices. [applause] we also know that as the price of housing has gone out, the size of down payments have gone up, as well. even if aspiring homeowners save for years, it often still is not enough. so in addition, while we work on the housing shortage, my administration will provide first-time home buyers with $25,000 -- [applause] to help with the down payment on a new home. [cheers and applause] we can do this. we can do this. [applause] all to help more americans experience the pride of homeownership and the financial security that it represents and brings. so that's my plan. but here's what donald trump would do. if his project 2025 agenda is put into effect, it will add around $1,200 a year to the typical american mortgage. he's got it backward. we shoul

rent control. yelling at corporations is not going to reduce inflation.ng radical spending like the biden, harris administration has done, is a g good start at stopping inflation. let's unleash investment and technology by having an all of the above energy strategy. you want to cut jobs, cut investment, hurt the economy, try a 44% capital gains tax. that's ridiculous. and then every american who owns anything says oh, you want to tax my unrealized capital gain on my farm, on my stocks? what happens when the farm price goes down the next year or the stock price goes down the next year? do i get my money back? it's just ridiculous and it demonstrates harris has no understanding of the market economy that is the united states. cheryl: well, in particular, talking about -- many of these grocery companies, john catsimatidis has come and pushed back and said absolutely, look, we're a 1 to 2% profit margin business. this is the grocery industry. and our input costs, our producer price costs which we do the data on the show by the way, he has said and many compan

and it can make it impossible then for regular people to be able to buy or even rent a home. some corporate landlords collude with each other to set artificially high rental prices and often using algorithms and price fixing software to do it. it's anti competitive and it drives up costs. i will fight for a law that cracks down on these practices the . we also know that as the price of housing has gone up, the size of down payment have gone up as well. even if aspiring homeowners and save for years, it often still is not enough. so in addition, while we work on the housing shortage, my ministration will provide 1st time home buyers with $25000.00 to help. 2 down payment on a new home, the phone to help more americans experience the pride of home ownership and the financial security that it represents and brains. so that's my plan. but here's what now trump would do if his project 2025 agenda is put into a fact, it will add around $1200.00 a year to the typical american mortgage. he's got it backwards. we shouldn't be doing everything we can to make it more affordable to buy a home, not less

i will take on corporate landlords but unfairly raise rents on working families. big pharma and cap the cost of prescription drugs for all americans. [applause] and continue to bring manufacturing jobs back to america. caitrÍona: meanwhile just across town, donald trump's running mate, senator j.d. vance, held a campaign event at the airport in eau claire, wisconsin. he -- acknowledged he was there is a contrast. he railed against illegal immigration and the flow of drugs across the border and blame the vice president for higher prices. sen. vance: every single thing americans need to buy to live a halfway decent life have become more expensive because of kamala harris' economic policies. instead of saying i am sorry or we should go a different direction she is refusing to answer tough questions and hoping a campaign will earn her a promotion. i would say you are fired. your policies did not work. your agenda does not work and it is not with the american people want. caitrÍona: the trump campaign believes it can capitalize on harris' selection for running bait. do

rent. she'll take on drug companies that charge an arm and a leg for prescriptions. she'll take on corporateonopolies that rip off consumers and billionaires who don't pay taxes. and she'll take on right wing extremists who think they should decide who has access to abortion or i.v.s.. kamala will protect abortion rights nationwide. yeah. and there it is. groceries, gas, housing, healthcare, taxes, abortion. trust donald trump and j.d. vance to look out for your family? shoot, i would let those guys, i wouldn't trust them to move my couch. we need kamala harris. the selection is about your family and your future. i've seen kamala harris fight. i've seen her win. and when it comes to our families and our futures, kamala harris is someone we can trust. so here it is. with joy in our hearts, let's elect kamala harris, the next president of the united states! >> this rousing applause, and so far, i mean, standing ovation, she couldn't it on time, ashley. and then she was crying. there were tears in her eyes. she was incredibly moved. so far, tonight, that is the speech that has moved this room.

priority to bring down prices and get big corporations and the legal price gouging of corporate landlords unfairly raising rentsh working families with the cost of prescription drugs and inflation is only transitory and it's great but that was then and for the first day she takes office by the way going after corporations and price gouging which is interesting because when they go after those corporations they have to call people lawyers and those corporations are very expensive making a hundred bucks an hour bet they are good at what they do and they left a flight back and get those things. do you think the corporations will take that financial hit or will they raise prices on you and make no mistake the day has long come and gone being an integral part of that administration as and had no response ability for the last few years from the border to the economy as she was the architect for every miserable veil policy decision don't take my word for it. >> it's important to remember this is been the biden harris agenda she's been a into a girl architect and exget her the policies of the biden harris administratio

lower rent by taking on corporate major landlords and provide $25,000 down payment support for first-timeis does anything other than raise prices, the $25,000 down. >> that is the stupidest list i have ever seen for trying -- >> sandra: oh. >> the first one is a fairy tale. the second one is political blather. and a third one would actually raise housing prices, making them less affordable. this is not a plan. this is a communication shop saying we need to say something on this so we can try to win an election. this is what they put up. but there is nothing in there that withstands economic scrutiny. and that's the problem with these guys. there is no there there on the economy with harris or walz. >> sandra: not the way free markets work. if it was economically beneficial for those home builders to go in and build houses, 3 million new house units, talking about timber prices, lumber prices sky-high, skilled wages, skilled workers are hard to come by, and all the resources it takes to build a house, that is why these homeowners are scaling back its >> the government built seven ev charge

then you don't have huge corporations taking over and charging whatever rent they want.t should be for the families. host: you are in key west. there are a lot of vacation homes in key west? caller: yes. host: would you be in favor of implementing that kind of regulation, saying if you buy a home in key west you have to live in it full time? wouldn't that impact your tourism industry? caller: you have hotels. hotels houston to serve that purpose. -- used to serve that purpose. it started in the 2007-2008 crisis when people lost their houses. i see what is happening to people who have to pay here $3000, $4000 a month rent. it's florida. it's not a northern state. the earnings might be $17, $20. if you clean rooms in a hotel. plus, our governor just issued the florida keys 8000 rogos. we are an environmentally sensitive area. we aren't supposed to have overdevelopment, yet our governor desantis wants to give us 8000 rogos to build more housing. our infrastructure cannot support the sewer, the water. we cannot support already what exists. with the money being made, it's gre

fees and surprise late charges that banks and other companies use we will take on corporate landlords and cap on fair rent increase. and we will take on big pharma to cap prescription drug costs as you know jamal republicans have been arguing that harris has already elected and has an address these issues during her time in the biden administration. >> is that a fair criticism? >> it's not really fair, wolf. the here's the reality that the vice president has been a part of the president's decision-making over the course of the last three-and-a-half years so many of those biden policies are policies that she helped pulled together and val2, she can talk about. but she also has her own stamp on these policies, things that she got to talk about that are going to be peculiar to her and her experience and the people she knows, keep in mind the vice president is one of these people who has friends and family members. her stepchildren, or god children, who are at every age, whether they're an elementary school like summer, her nieces, a couple of her nieces or are there in college or just recent college graduate

i will take on corporate landlords that unfairly raise rent on working families.pplause] i will take on big pharma and cap the cost of prescription drugs for all americans. [cheers and applause] and all of this is to say, unlike donald trump, i will always put the middle class and working families first. [cheers and applause] because, you see, coach walz and i know the middle class built the united states of america. and when the middle class is strong, america is strong. [cheers and applause] and while we work to move the nation forward, look, donald trump is very clear and intends to move us backward. [boos] we are not going back. we are not going back. tim talked about it, look at his project 2025 agenda. [boos] it is 900-plus pages. i cannot believe they put that thing in writing, by the way. when you read it, you will see, project 2025 is a plan to weaken the middle class. is he is elected, donald trump plans to give a tax break to billionaires and big corporations. [boos] he intends to cut social security and medicare. [boos] he intends to surrender our figh

take on corporate landlords that unfairly raise rents on hard-working families. take on big pharma and cap the cost of a special for all americans. [crowd roars] that is the work we will do together. and all of this to say, unlike donald trump, i will always put the middle class and working families first. [applause] because coach walz and i know, the middle class built this great country of ours, and in the middle class is strong, america is strong! [cheers and applause] and look, as we move our nation forward, donald trump intends to take our nation backward. just look at his project 2025 agenda. project 2025. [crowd chants "kamala!"] and please, do check out project 2025, because i am telling you, it is a plan. it is a plan to weaken america's middle class. project 2025 -- [indistinct chanting] if he is elected. [indistinct chanting] [laughter] [boos] v.p. harris: it's awkward. i am here because we believe in democracy. everyone's voice matters. but i am speaking now. i am speaking now. [crowd cheers] so, project 2025, look, if he is elected, donald trump inte

jordan inflation like -- sticky inflation like wake edge fellation and going after corporate landlords and raising rents and ban companies for buying homes in bulk and she singled out the food industry like meat and chris young the executive director of meat processers is saying there's a direct correlation between energy and regulatory policies of the current administration and the increased cost of goods to consumers. when the cost become too great, a company unfortunately has to pass them along to consumers in order to survive and continue to meet consumer commands. kelly. kelly: thank you, edward a. lot to unpack. stocks are looking to close out a strong week on a high note. look at this. it's going to be longest winning streak in more than a month and the dow and nasdaq all heading for their best week of the year. think about it. what a difference a week and a half makes but can the momentum continue? nec week a host of reports from retailers, lowe's tj maxx, wall street and more will they like what they hear about the state of the consumer and get right to the floor show to discuss that and the po

question which we may hear more about in her economic policy speech friday is to reign in corporate landlords and cap rent for them. cap rent increases and boosting the construction of new affordable housing so she has genuine concrete policy proposals. that's harris. now let's listen to donald trump's answer and his policy proposals. >> how are you going to make the economy not just the food, and electricity, but bring down the rent prices, the housing prices so these kids can survive without their parents eat help? >> such a good question. >> you're right. i love the people you are with. i must have at least 99, perhaps 100% of all of them and i think they are incredible. we are going to drill, baby, drill. we are going to bring down the cost of energy. energy is what caused the worst inflation of the history of our country. food prices are up 50%. sometimes more, you look at bacon. it is quadrupled. you can't order anything. we are living horribly. we have the worst inflation we probably ever had in our country. and it started because of energy. we are going to drill, baby drill. and then we are going

the homes that are being built are being taught wholesale by giant corporate interests and then they rented out a full. to me much of this has to do with the government having way more of a heavy hand in the free market does. this is over decades and decades and it is leading us to having this housing crisis. there is no easy one-step solution other than starting to push the government back out of this process and actually starting to see more market forces push their way in. and stop letting the government-subsidized people and give them loans that they are not ready to be paying off because that leads to the housing bubble and burst that we saw in 2008 and 2009. we are still recovering from that. it is a series of years and years. i do not necessarily think it is one administration or the other. every administration has been blowing up the housing bubble because they want to raise the rates ofho number -- of homeownership. host: we have a text frogr in dallas. he is a libertaan he says it is nice to be antiwa b if -buare you one of those antiwar people that make an exception for israel? i

applause] i will take on the big corporations that engage in illegal price gouging, corporate landlords that unfairly raise rentsake on big pharma and cap the cost of prescription drugs for all americans. [cheers and applause] unlike donald trump, i will always -- i promise you, put the middle class and working families first. [cheers and applause] because, you see, tim walz and i may not appear to have a lot in common, but we have so much in common. and i will tell you what he and i know, the middle class built the united states of ameca. and when the middle class is strong, america is strong. [cheers and applause] and so while we together work to move our nation forward, donald trump has a different plan. just look at his project 2025 agenda. [booing] which i keep saying i cannot believe they put that in writing. and so if he is elected, donald trump intends to give tax breaks to billionaires and big corporations. he intends to cut social security and medicare. and he intends to surrender our fight against the climate crisis. [booing] and i don't need to tell nevada every day, because you feel the impact of ex

rent. she will take on drug companies that charge an arm and a leg for prescriptions. she will take on corporateopolies that ripoff consumers and billionaires who don't pay taxes. [cheers and applause] and she will take on right wing extremists who think they should decide who has access to abortion or ivf. kamala will protect abortion rights nationwide. [cheers and applause] and there it is. groceries, gas, housing, health care, taxes, abortion. trust donald trump and jd vance to look out for your family? shoot, i would not trust them of my couch -- trust them to move my couch. [cheers and applause] we need kamala harris. this election is about your family and your future. i have seen kamala harris fight. i have seen her win. when it comes to our families and our future, kamala harris is someone we can trust. so here it is. with joy in our hearts, let's elect kamala harris, the next president of the united states. [cheers and applause] >> independent presidential candidate robert f kennedy, j r., will address supporters on the status of his campaign. he withdrew his name from the ballot yesterd

herself in atlanta that on day one we're tackling big pharma, corporate price gouging, tackling corporate rents. those are things folks want to hear about. they also hear about two jekt 2025 and it concerns them. they don't want to go back to a place that donald trump wants to take them. that's that we're not going back chant comes from. partly organic at the doors as much as organic in these rallies. we do take that stuff in. that feedback and what we see in these enthusiastic moments feeds into our thinking of how we can further connect with the voters. >> how big of an issue for you is the fight for reproductive rights and specifically governor walz's position? i know everyone is now going to the archives and trying to figure out when they last saw the vice president and governor walz together and we had footage of the two of them at an abortion rights event in minnesota shortly after dobbs was overturned. how much is that issue interwoven into all of your outreach? >> it's obviously a very big issue in our campaign and in america right now and i think it's undeniable that in 2022 and in th

applause] i will take on the big corporations that engage in illegal price gouging, corporate landlords that unfairly raise rents and take on big pharma and cap the cost of prescription drugs for all americans. [cheers and applause] unlike donald trump, i will always -- i promise you, put the middle class and working families first. [cheers and applause] because, you see, tim walz and i may not appear to have a lot in common, but we have so much in common. and i will tell you what he and i know, the middle class built the united states of america. and when the middle class is strong, america is strong. [cheers and applause] and so while we together work to move our nation forward, donald trump has a different plan. just look at his project 2025 agenda. [booing] which i keep saying i cannot believe they put that in writing. and so if he is elected, donald trump intends to give tax breaks to billionaires and big corporations. he intends to cut social security and medicare. and he intends to surrender our fight against the climate crisis. [booing] and i don't need to tell nevada every day, because you feel the impa

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