roy: no. only about policy, we've worked together on canceling medical debt which has been an extraordinary policy. ryan: something you passed in north carolina? roy: yes. we got it done in north carolina, a lot of states are following. this has been a big issue for the vice president. we talked about that. we talked about winning this race. that's about it. ryan: governor, thank you very, very much. appreciate it. [applause] bernie is coming out, you're done. >> please welcome vermont senator bernie sanders. ryan hey, senator, good to see you. how are you? bernie: i'm good. ryan: thank you for doing this. let's start with biden's removal from the ticket, senator. that period over the summer that really i think historians will be sifting thru for a listening time. interviewed aknee da dunn recently -- anita dunn recently. when she was talking about people who were the most loyal in the biden white house, the most steadfast backers of the president right to the end, she mentioned your name at t

roy, you haven't even checked him, dad. henry is being held hostage by ian's gang, meeting at nine on the requested street. stage: anyone harboring infected people will be arrested and declared a traitor, threatening public safety. hello, dad, here we go curfew, all citizens go home. now he is our hostage, he entered our territory, where you are not supposed to go, you will be checked, one of you will definitely be infected, just like your parents, and then the inspectors will take you away and give you injections, so get out of here, while... and you have a chance, come on, come on, who of you is the most, who is the truth, everyone is so stupid, you are screaming so loudly that now all the inspectors of the city will come running here, shut your mouth, you, infected daughter, let's do it this way, whoever lights it up first, up there, then you win, if i do, then you let him go, well, and you, you'll beg his forgiveness on your knees, and what if i win? "then i'll be a hostage instead of him, then get ready, you won't get

cooper, what number is it, roy? today he shouted 16, which is the number of times i've been in this beautiful state since i have been vice president. i want to thank your next governor, attorney general josh stein. he's doing incredible work. he's going to be an extraordinary governor. enqueue all for you support. -- thank you all for your support, your friendship and leadership. thank you for all that you do. and to all the leaders that are here today including the students and instructors here at wake tech north. this election, i truce -- i do strongly believe is about two very different visions for our nation. one, ours focused on the future and the other focused on the past. we see that contrast clearly in many ways including how it -- when it comes to how we think about the economy. our country has come along way since present biden and i took office. we sadly remember the millions of americans out of work. we are facing one of the worst economic crises in modern history. and today by virtually every measure, o

roy, how you been, man?the rnc? >> no, i'm happy to not go to that. [ laughter ] the block is hot right now. >> anthony: oh, yes, it is. >> you see what's going on in the world. >> anthony: yes, i do. >> you know, it's an interesting thing to see. but i don't even think trump want to be there. he sleep half the time. [ laughter ] every time they cut to trump at the rnc -- look it up. also with trump, man, i don't think he milked the assassination attempt enough. >> anthony: no, you don't think so? >> no, he came with the band-aid. i'm telling you right now, if somebody tried to kill me, i'm in a wheelchair. [ laughter ] i got my leg laid up. >> anthony: right, right, right. >> i got the arm in the sling. i got the -- remember after tupac got shot? the first time, not the second. you know what i mean. [ laughter ] tupac had that wheelchair, was laid up, man. oh, that's -- that's the way you do it, bro. >> anthony: yes. >> this -- like they calling trump brave. because he's coming right back to the rnc. okay,

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[cheers and applause] >> please welcome, north carolina governor, roy cooper. gov.per: hello, america. i'm roy cooper. the last guy standing between you and the moment we are all waiting for. [cheers and applause] so i'm going to get right to it. all week you have heard stories about my friend kamala. i want to take you behind the scenes of one of them. 2011 was a rough time for american homeowners. hundreds of thousands were losing their homes to illegal foreclosure. i was attorney general in north carolina while kamala had just become california's. all of the ag's were close to a settlement with the big banks. and it was a pretty good deal. it would've meant $4 billion for california families who had been ripped off. i know that sounds like a lot, but kamala said, hang on a minute, i've met these families, i know what they've been through, and they deserve more. [cheers and applause] she went toe to toe with some of the world's most powerful executives and she refused to give in. let me tell you, this was a huge risk, but she knew it was a risk worth taking. that'

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[doc roy] bites, plural - likely cause of death. dead that, uh... ..they don't fall into waterholes. they get pushed. got my first tox screen back. [cart clatters loudly] -sorry! -congrats. and? oxyuranus microlepidotus. oxy your what? it's an inland taipan. it's amazing, right? i gather that's a deadly australian snake. yeah, and then some. it's like...it's like the goat of deadly snakes. a single drop of their toxin can kill over a hundred adults. so a deadly snake killed staff sergeant mitchell? -yeah. -and that's amazing how exactly? they're usually desert-dwellers, so you wouldn't find one within 1,000 kilometers from here. apart from the one that killed the staff sergeant? yep. and i'm guessing it's illegal to possess a snake this venomous? they're heavily regulated, a bit like firearms. only i'm assuming they don't have serial numbers for easy tracing? [evie] unfortunately not, but i just googled 'inland taipan' - outside of taronga zoo, the only place registered to hold them in sydney was broken into on friday. have a guess

. >> reporter: jenna and roy copeland had been waiting for this moment for ten years.re finally having a baby via a surrogate. >> we were thrilled. i think i remember telling roy that i was shaking whenever i got the picture of the positive pregnancy test. all three were positive. i was very excited. so, this is the start of our nursery. >> reporter: they were preparing to share their happy news with their family and friends when their excitement was quickly overshadowed by shock, disbelief, and heartbreak. >> little did we know that the following week was going to be filled with reaching out to law enforcement, to attorneys, filing all these multiple claims, instead of being excited and getting prepared for our gender reveal party. >> to have this kind of cloud over us was terrible timing. >> reporter: the copelands discovering they were among possibly hundreds of victims alleged to have been robbed of money they put in escrow to ease their surrogacy journey. alleged victims stretching from coast to coast and even europe. >> we had put hard-earned money into this acco

i remember being with her and seeing ubu roi, and i was probably 13 mm, and i remember following thiserised by it. drum hit. woman shrieks. it's a really interesting production — very bare set, minimal props — i think there was a drum kit on the stage — and the play ubu roi is a satire, interweaving some of shakespeare's stories as well. there's a bit of hamlet in there, and macbeth. there was a special spirit in peter brook's plays, you know? and his way of directing. first of all, is that your imagination really go strong when there's almost no object. it's not, you know, the set is not telling you where you are. you'rejust imagining. so, i felt it was — and it was not that conscious when i saw it, you know, when i was a teenager. you probably haven't seen that production since you were there in that theatre. i haven't seen it since then. you know, there is some film — we found it in the bbc archive. amazing. yeah. let me just — just have a look at this clip here. let mejust press... shivers. shouting. can you see? this is the... he makes the... ..the animal! this is a bear, is it?

and i will work as president with states like here and north carolina, roy cooper, thank you, again,cancel medical debt for more and more, millions more americans. as for donald trump, he wants to repeal the affordable care act. [ booing ] >> 45 million americans rely on it for health care. that would take us back to a time when insurance companies could deny people with preexisting conditions. we all remember what that was. and we're not going back. [ chanting we're not going back ] back ] and, remember, this is why we're not going back because we do remember, he tried to cut medicare every year he was president. threatening a program that tens of millions of seniors count on. and according to his project 2025 agenda, he intends to undo our work to bring down prescription drugs, the cost of prescription drugs, and insulin costs. well, we've come too far to let that happen. that happen. so we're not going back on that. and let's talk about the cost of housing. so now the housing market can be complicated, but, look, i'm not new to this issue. as state attorney general, i drafted and

thank you to all of the incredible leaders with us today, including my friend, the governor, roy cooperwhere here with his daughter every time i land and north carolina just literally coming down the stairs of air force two, i will shout to roy cooper, what number is it, roy ed, today he shouted 16, which is the number of times i've been in this beautiful state since i've been vice president i want to thank your next governor, attorney general, josh doing incredible work. >> he's got to be an extraordinary governor representatives adam manning bushi and nicole. thank you all for your support, for your friendship, for your leadership. chairman thomas of the wake county board of commissioners. thank you for all that you do and to all the leaders that are here. today, including the students and instructors here at wake tech north thank you. all. >> so listen this election i do strongly believe is about two very different visions. foreign nation one hours focused on the future and the other focused on the past we see that contrast clearly in many ways including when it comes to how we think

roy in wake forest, north carolina. republican. caller: good morning.ther just spoke to me before -- before me was exact the right. he was a democrat. i want to say democrats and republicans, your neighbors and everything, we mostly agree 75%. it is just the media that tears us apart. just like you correcting that lady about tax policy. democrats tax, which means they make your government. they believe in bigger government. republicans tend to cut taxes because we want less government. that is not what always happens but we believe in the people. we believe in people making money and carrying the government. you have some call correcting that lady this morning. then you came back with the paper that basically said yes, that is what she is considering doing. taxing on gathered taxes before you sell a property which make people have to sell their property. why don't you correct every democrat that calls in and says trump and russia collusion when that was all found out -- hey are you still with me? host: i'm listening. i'm sorry i gave the perception that

cooper, what number is it, roy?have been in this beautiful state. applause i want to thank your next governor, the attorney general... cheering you are doing incredible work. you will be an extraordinary governor. representative adam manning and sheena nichol, thank you all for your support, friendship, leadership. chez thomas of the wake county board as commissioner, thank you for all that you do. applause and to all of the leaders that are here today, including the students and instructors here at wake tech. applause thank you all. the selection, i do strongly believe, is about two very different visions for our nation. —— this election. 0ne different visions for our nation. —— this election. one has focused on the future. and the other focused on the future. and the other focused on the past. we see that contrast clearly, in many ways, including when it comes to how we think about the economy. 0ur when it comes to how we think about the economy. our country has come a long way since president biden and i took off

cooper, what number is it, roy?[laughter] and today he shouted 16! which is the number of times i've been in this beautiful state since i've been vice president. [cheers and applause] every time. i want to thank your next governor attorney general josh stein. [cheers and applause] he's doing incredible work. he's going to be an extraordinary governor. representatives adam manning, fushi, nichol, thank you for your friendship, your support, . chair thomas of the wayne county board of commissioners, thank you for all that you do. to all the leaders here today, including the students and instructors here at wake tech north. [applause] thank you. so thank you all. so listen. this election, i do strongly believe, is about to go very different visions for our natio. one, hours, focused on the future. and the other focused on the past. we see that contrast clearly in many ways, including when it comes to how we think about the economy. so our country has come a long way since president biden and i took office. at that time

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north carolina governor roy cooper removed his name from consideration, telling politico he made theould try and seize power temporarily whenever cooper was out of the state campaigning with harris. here's why robinson taking power would be so problematic. >> there's no reason anybody anywhere in america should be telling any child about homosexuality, any of that filth and yes, i called itself. >> abortion in this country is not about protecting the lives of mothers. it's about killing a child because you weren't responsible enough to keep your skirt down. >> i want to go back to the america where women couldn't vote. >> if i had all the power right now. we could pass a bill that says you can't have an abortion in north carolina for any reason. >> okay, joining us now is north carolina governor roy cooper. good to see you, sir. >> governor, after seeing these clips, people will understand your decision. i mean, we read to the politico conversation that you had but i'm wondering if you could just expand upon this even more. so it is true that you actively told the harris team you did

roy cooper, thank you again. to cancel medical debt for millions more americans. [applause] as for donald trump, he wants to repeal the affordable care act. a which 45 million americans rely on. that would take us back to a time when insurance companies could deny people with pre-existing conditions. we all remember what that was. and we are not going back. [applause] we are not going back. and remember, this is why we are not going back. because we do remember. he tried to cut medicare every year he was president. threatening a program tens of millions of seniors count on. and according to his project when he 25 agenda, he intends to undo our work to bring down prescription drugs, the cost of prescription drugs, and influence. we have come too far to let that happen. so we are not going back on that. and let's talk about the cost of housing. now the housing market can be complicated. i'm not new to this issue. as state attorney general i drafted and helped pass a homeowner bill of rights. one of the first in america. during the floor -- foreclosure crisis, i took

mark robinson, who is ready to replace the term limited roy cooper as governor. in hopeful news, recent north carolina poll shows josh stein, democratic gubernatorial candidate leading mark robinson by 10 points. joining us to discuss all of this is the governor of north carolina, roy cooper. thank you for joining us this evening on the last word. i have to start off by saying that north carolina is in my heart, they took my money, that is where i got my doctorate from, chapel hill. say thank you to the state. we will start in north carolina, why do you think it has been so difficult for democrats to achieve electoral success at a national level? north carolina has had democratic governors, north carolina had democratic senators, why is it so difficult to win the state when it is presidential election time ? >> very purple state, we have been very close every time. in 2020, this was joe biden and kamala harris' closest loss. i will tell you, i have that 2008 feeling like i had one barack obama won north carolina, the enthusiasm is through the roof. we have had 12

it's just maya harris and then governor roy cooper set to speech.uld be the first time that happened this week. it was a big goal of the campaign. maya harris might have interesting advice for her sister. she was a senior policy adviser on hillary clinton's campaign in 2016 and knows what it's like to strategize against a trump campaign. he's watching tonight. we were asking earlier if kamala harris should speak directly to donald trump from the podium. >> she's not going to get donald trump's vote. don't think that's -- >> but call him out. >> i'm sure we'll hear her talk about trump. we'll hear the words project 2025. that's a democratic talking point because it's resonated so well in the polls for democrats that an increasing number of their voters dislike project 2025. it's really become a red meat phrase for that party. but i think we will hear more of a positive speech than a speech that's negative in tone that obviously is one of the things that kamala harris is ding to differentiate herself from donald trufer, her tone speaking at the overal

roy moore, the former alabama senate candidate who lost to democrat doug jones following allegations of sexual misconduct with teenage girls. or doug mastriano in pennsylvania in 2022 who likes to dress up as confederate soldier and was at the capitol on january 6th and i really could go on. there is blake masters. but even in that rogue gallery, i have to say, mark robinson stands out. >> the lieutenant governor of north carolina has a lengthy history of attacking those student activist survivors of that 2018 shooting in parkland, florida calling them prostitots and spoiled little s. >> in case the government gets too big for its britches. because i'm going to fill the backseat side of them britches with some lead. >> get mad at me if you want to. some folks need killing. it's time for somebody to say it. >> in 2018, robinson posted that this foolishness about hitler disarming millions of jews and marching them off to concentration camps is a bunch of hogwash. he also said the movie black panther was quote created by an agnostic jew using the yiddish words for money and black. >> ev

applause and i will work, as president, with states like here in north carolina, roy cooper thank youdical debt for millions more americans. applause as for donald trump, well, he wants to repeal the affordable care act. which 45 million americans rely on, 45 million americans rely on it for health care. that would take us back to a time when insurance companies could deny people with pre—existing conditions. we'll remember what that was. and we are not going back. i remember, because we do remember, he tried to cut medicare, every year that he was president, threatening a programme that tens of millions of seniors count only, and according to his project 2025 agenda, he intends to undo our work to undo, the cost of prescription drugs and insulin costs. we have come too far to let that happen. applause so, we are not going back on that. and let's talk about the cost of housing. so, now, the housing market can be complicated. but on this issue, as state attorney general i drafted and helped pass a homeowner bill of rights. one of the first in america, and during the foreclosure crisis,

we will have to see what these models can do to assess roi.ond question is actually if you go back in time and the interdiction of microsoft xl, they had to use it to stay competitive. ai is probably going to be similar. some companies generate massive revenue growth, some companies the roi to stay competitive in the industry and you have to pass on the benefits to your customers and you have to do it no matter what. maybe it comes back to the point, this is a bit like a space race 2.0. you have to be in it to survive. ed: the story so far has been about the hyper scalars plus meta-spending. that's been all of it. i wonder what standard you hold jensen to demonstrate that there is more than that outside of basically just five companies as customers. daniel: i think there's way more than that. there's some gpu cloud companies that are significant customers. and the second thing, some of the hyper scalars the use case is not internal but is actually external. they are buying these gpu's and renting them out to companies, usually venture back to

i'll ask north carolina's democratic governor roy cooper also this hour. donald trump's new financial disclosure forms reveal a lucrative bible endorsement deal. a stash of cryptocurrency and big debt from civil judgements against we're following the money, including the millions trump is making off of mar-a-lago and with five people now charged with the death of matthew perry. prosecutors are accusing multiple doctors and a so-called ketamine queen of taking advantage of the friends star and playing a role in his death welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world i'm wolf blitzer in tel aviv. and you're in the situation room this hour. >> let's go right to one of the battlegrounds where the 2024 presidential race will be won or lost. we're talking about north carolina. that's where it commonly harris delivered her first major policy speech since rising to the top of the democratic ticket zeroing in on the u.s. economy. >> cnn's eva mckend is joining us live from raleigh right now. >> eve i harris laid out her record dynastic agenda, an

say they were all stopped in some sort of bunker dugout underneath the home of 62 year-old michael roy sparks. he's now been arrested and charged with murder in the disappearance of missing couple. dan and stephanie menard his home. just one unit below the elderly couple who was reported missing on sunday. it wasn't until thursday as redlands. police were searching on the property where they all lived at all of del ranch. nudist resort. a witness called in to tip police. that sparks may have been involved in their disappearance from there. authorities tried locating sparks, but he barricaded himself for hours in the same hole where bags of evidence were found. he did have a rifle. >> and he did attempt kill himself police discovered him. but the rifle misfired. >> neighbors knew him as sparky. some describing him as a loner. someone who didn't have many friends. one neighbor telling us that he had dug out a hole underneath his home to use as a way to cool off rather than having to run his a c a few were aware that there were disputes between he and the menard's. i did know he didn't li

uh yeah, well this is, uh, the, the most widespread roy. it's that the u. k. has seen in over a decade as we heard and not report that most folks have been attacked. hotels, housing, asylum seekers, targeted dozens of police have been injured dealing with these. right. so the government has been very clear that those taking cost in this activity will feel the full force of the load, the prime minister repeating on a number of occasions that what is happening a note process, he's quoted organized binding, thuggery. so how are they planning on dealing with it? uh, well, the prime minister says, announced that will be the standing army, especially trains police offices. essentially, what that will mean is that those who have to take you to training will assist local police forces dealing in specific targeted areas. with this roy thing department is to have so far dismissed schools for the army to be brought in. but that happened those pools that have been made, and he's also looking at the justice system saying that those who are arrested will be processed quickl

abc news reporter reena roy has more on what this could mean for your budget. >> a new report out from the labor department shows inflation eased slightly in july, with prices up 2.9% year over year, better than economists expected, and the smallest 12 month increase since march of 2021. >> that is a significant improvement. getting below that 3% marker shows that there is this, this this trend of inflation cooling that prices aren't going up as fast as they were. core inflation, which excludes food and energy, rose 0.2% for the month and 3.2% for the year, in line with expectations. >> prices for housing up 0.4% from last month, accounting for nearly 90% of the monthly increase in this report. >> the hands down biggest increase came from housing. 90% of the increase in cpi came from shelter, which mostly includes rent. so that is one of the areas we have seen. prices do continue to go up on a monthly basis. >> inflation has slowed for five consecutive months, reversing a surge in prices that have been impacting american wallets. grocery prices rose 0.1%. used cars and trucks, airline

abc news reporter reena roy explains. >> a new study out in the journal cancer, predicting a rise in cancer cases and deaths among men by 2050, with new cases expected to go up from just over 10 million to 19 million worldwide and global deaths expected to rise 93%. >> some reasons that scientists look to number one biological reasons. also, men are more likely to engage in high risk behaviors. for example, smoking, alcohol. and there's also an occupational exposure. men are more likely to be factory workers and be exposed to toxins. >> experts say they also may be less likely to access health care, and there are fewer screening options specific for men. the risk is highest for men living in developing countries and of older age. >> what we see is that an older man in the aging population, the risk is even higher. we're talking about higher than 100% increase. when you look at the year 2050. >> experts say early detection is key. that means getting screened regularly for colorectal cancer at age 45. and consider beginning prostate cancer screening at 50 years old. >> i use average pa

not roy wilkins. he's not whitney young. he's not. i'm old enough to remember monty hall. and let's make a deal. he doesn't want to make a deal. he say, no, no, no. you know, it's so interesting. so the high point of that, the positive relationship is 64, 65. and what we see in 66, 67, 68 is that. king as a social movement leader, he doesn't he never has a personal bad word to say about president johnson. it's not personal. his whole thing is this moral revolution he wants. he calls it a revolution of values to build what he calls a beloved community. and guess what, folks? he believes it. he's imperfect, too, but he believes it. he believes we can have a community that doesn't have violence, militarism, racism and that has food and justice and good housing for all people. how do you like that? right. and that can do it nonviolently. everyone, you know. so so that's what bumps up into the pragmatism of lbj. right. and so they they become i won't say bitter enemies, but they do become political adversaries. we're king speaks out against the vietnam war in fourth 1967. he co

roy bryant and j.w. milo. as a black male, till allegedly had committed one of the south's most egregious offenses flirting with assaulting and whistling at a white woman as punishment for his alleged crimes. till was beaten, whipped and shot in the head. his nude and mutilated body was found in the tallahatchie river on august 31st. barbed wire connected his neck, a constant fan that weighed in the range of 75 pounds. once till's body was discovered in the tallahatchie river. his mother mandated that his corpse be returned to chicago for burial, a decision that countered the state of mississippi's plans to to immediately and without wide range media coverage. when till's body arrived in chicago till mobley insisted that she identify her son and decided to hold an open casket and subsequent memorial again, ignoring the wishes of the state of mississippi. i've got a job do, she said. when others tried to prevent her from seeing and revealing son's body, she deliberately chose present to present people with an o

saw the minimum cut out these 5 we pre yes, imprisonment amount of those to 100 people charge with roy. and so that i showed great include that many of them have been locked in jail way of being the trial. why don't you have to be recently died during this land, the free trial detention i, regardless, all companies stands by a former prime is to say a top and the company and likely to be the new brands. the alarm panel should the one for both of them probably is to support at the political parties again to respond below. but when they came to office, when say, talk to him to office, he did not, they, and knowledge is likely that the new problem is though it's not going to do anything. it's not going to fulfill the or the electrical problem. this is about reforming the law of keeping it in line. the international human rights and the ego stand out. they have nothing to do. and if they wish name went by us and we'll come to new, i'm fine on the new to be a close society aware of the will not he remains the trouble with that cannot be discussed. that cannot be waived. sure. so should i sh

as for the house of bates, well, roy and joan have passed on.he small english resort town of south end on sea. princes james and liam run a business harvesting cockles. princess penny runs a botox clinic nearby. and seven years ago, prince michael married and welcomed a new princess, a former artillery major in china's people's liberation army. six decades after founding their private little country, the royal family remains committed to the bit. is this the golden age for sealand? >> hopefully. >> the british navy rolled up tomorrow and said, it's time to reclaim sealand, how do you respond? >> well, first of all, i'm sure they wouldn't, but the they did, i would just get the best china out and make them a nice cup of tea. >> later this year, the royal family will be rolling out their latest gambit. digital citizenship to help fund sealand's refurbishment into a tourist destination. >>> getting to and staying on sealand -- >> i would be lying if i said it was the most comfortable night's sleep. >> at 60minutesovertime.com. polr depression made

thank you very much, governor roy cooper. appreciate it. >> thanks. >>> the breaking news on wall street. terrible day for the markets globally. the global selloff with massive losses from asia started in europe then the tsunami of economic uncertainty fueled by growing concerns among investors over a potential u.s. recession and fears of how and when the federal reserve will respond. brian, what is, you think, is the big reason for the selloff? >> really, we have to rewind to last friday when we got the jobs data showing 114,000 jobs added in the united states in july. that was well below what wall street expected. they were expecting closer to 285,000 jobs. still catching attention since it's above prior months, while you have this perfect storm for markets worrying that the beginnings of a sign of recession could be coming even if we aren't in one yet. what happened was that over the weekend and into this morning, there was concern among japanese investors and we saw a pretty nasty stock market there that we haven't seen i

these me roy thought of bundle dash football to use the the colors to hold robin. what do you mean? what does it renews online from the headquarters here in the coming up in the next 60 minutes, a funeral service is held in the catawba capital. so the time us politically smiles, o'neill is full day, is now being taken from the amount of the will have both the battery honey i was killed and i miss how strongly content are on a wednesday, a mouse and in iran, both from is consequences for his assassination.

there is a long list of these folks like roy moore, who lost to a democrat following allegations of sexual misconduct with teenage girls. or pennsylvania's gubernatorial nominee in 2022, who likes to dress up as a confederate soldier and was at the capital on january 6 and i really could go on. there is blake masters and kari lake and dr. oz. even in that rogues gallery, i have to say mark robinson stands out. >> the lieutenant governor of north carolina has a lengthy history of attacking student activist survivors of that 2018 shooting in parkland, florida, calling them spoiled -- >> i got the ar-15 in case the government gets too big for its britches. because i'm going to fill the backside of them britches with some lead. get mad at me if you want to, some folks need killing. it is time for somebody to say it. >> in 2018 robinson posted that this foolishness about hitler marching them off to concentration camps is hogwash. he also said that the movie black panther was created by an agnostic jew -- >> everyone knows abortion in this country is not about protecting the lives of mothers. it

you have long forgotten all the other things, you will remember one instance where that lawyer for roy moore decided to ask about my background and ethnicity, and i couldn't even translate what he was saying. and you jumped in, because you are like most normal people, you don't get why that's an important conversation or why it is relevant to anything else. donald trump is not landing with the crowd that he was in, he is not landing with his own crowd. this gets them nowhere. it does not expand his base. it feels more like a balloon to me, and feels a lot like the birth certificate stuff that he did with obama. which, i will remind everybody, did not work back then either. i'm not sure why he thinks it would work this time. >> that guest thought that your international heritage meant you would take kindly to men who had multiple wives, and i reminded him you are from that far-off land known as canada. i do want to ask you about kamala harris's response. because juanita started us off by saying donald trump is just saying crazy stuff to grab headlines, he has been out of the narrative,

this kid is, is going to at his age. holla, talk about her roy. there uh have you met? does it go by any chance i was calling to see account? they show that it looks almost be so that meetings, eco, everyone knows they go look at this mine at the shop, the guys, it's just, it's just a legend. he's a hero. yes, he's 10 years old. he's always have a being with us mom, and i've actually had the chance to record the video with them and talk to him. and i asked him why it says equal, why do you do all of this? even if you're not at school and why don't you just side with the other kids while you what was in the e r room and i'm going to is and helping him. and he goes to me because he can see the people suffering. and he cannot just sit still while he sees that, and he has a dream of becoming adult sausage and, and helping others. when i asked him why, when i'm coming to that, he goes so i can help ease the suffering of others. and he goes to me, this is the least he can do at this stage, at least is loading and he's helping and i don't, i just to get all the time is, are a,

undeserved gifts and strength, it's so unfair, are you recruiting me, but i'm not like him and i won't be, roy, this is your chance to regain our trust, you have to kill her, i 'm not a murderer, kill... her, or i will, now you're ethan, prove to me that you won't spare the daughter of a traitor. markus, wait, what is the? ' no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, it's gone, i've been brewing this infusion for 3 years and now there's not a drop left, okay, you, make some more, ugh! here, take it, wet the scar, grew it, dried it, squeezed it out, that's it, it's gone. "bell, forgive me, please, give it here, it 's mine, where were you going with the inspector, what is this, instead of thank you, thank you, for what, because of you we almost got killed, yes because you didn't want to listen to me, it's you who should listen to me, why is that, because i saved you, actually i saved you, if you hadn't run away, i wouldn't have had to save you, can you"? listen to me at least once, we have another way, where did you get this, dad left this for me, there should be a guide inside who will lead us to