this is ryan brown. he's a former reverend who was now the president of cause carolina amazonian united for solidarity and empowerment. a group of amazon workers in durham, north carolina, who are trying to form a union brown works on the main floor, putting together packages. last winter, he was told he would have to go to work in department or cove. it was spreading quickly and he refused to go pouring quite a long harper and in that prayer, i heard, oh my god whispered my ear. organize organizing has now become his ministry, coordinating with fellow colleagues and activists, to demand better pay and working conditions. lou, a. d, j, i got you on speaker phone and, and i'm in the middle of the interview. what's up or usaa where, what are we, where to find food was cooking. it starts at $545.00. ah, and i'm in route now was new. he's joined today by a small group of workers just beyond amazon's property, handing out flyers to colleagues getting off shift. when you have enough time to, to ris, to rejuven

tim ryan dropped this with cleveland browns quarterback and local icon bernie co saturday. re a democrat or republican, there's been way too much extremism the last couple of years. that's what's awesome about tim ryan. we need another quarterback leader in our senate. >> co saturday used to campaign with mike dewine back in 2018. now he is hitting the trail with senator portman for jd vance. what is your feeling for having covered them on the ground? what's it feel like to you? is it clear who is moving ahead? >> man, you're putting me in a tough spot. we have to look how they styled themselves. both vance and ryan want you to think each is an extremist. ryan is trying to make people forget he is a democrat. there are some republicans, whether it has stuck with them, whether 59 times it stuck with them. vance told henry gomez that in an interview. that is something he has worked into his favor. he has political heavy hitters from his own party here to back him up. it was the governor and senator portman who are statewide very popular politicians here. the question is will h

it's gonna be a great thing for the democratic party when tim ryan and sharon brown or shoulder to shoulderworking class people from the great state of ohio. it's gonna be an exciting time, and i think a whole new version of the democratic party is going to come to fruition because what we are doing here in hawaii. >> how does sharon brown statewide in a state that donald trump won by eight points? what can you learn from the sharon brown path to state victory? >> i worked with sharon for early on when i was a young member of congress and he was a member of congress. this has to be the focus. it's the trade agreements, it's making sure we have fair trade, not just free trade. it's making sure the corporations can catches went away with offshoring jobs. it's not just about talks cuts to the top 1%, it's about tax cuts for working people and small businesses. and those bread and butter economic issues are the issues in ohio, and share figure that out. i understand that in my balls because where i grew up in how i grew up. it's the price of drugs, it's the prescription cost, it's insulin, it's

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brown who was re-elected in 2018. so the question then becomes, who could be the potential democratic candidate. tim ryan talked about it for a while, he talked about running for governor. but as you said, this was kind of a year that looked tailor-made for him, because while he does have a very strong record in voting with democrs, he does have that populist dial that sherrod brown and others have seen as being more moderate. and so i think that that's made this race competitive, and certainly ryan has been going after the same voters that j.d. vance has been going after. j.d. vance came out of an expensive republican campaign in the primary, had spent a lot of money to do a lot of campaigning there. and so that may have set him up in a different way than tim bryan, who had a less competitive primary that he had to survive. geoff: how does the trump-aligned republican base in ohio view j.d. vance? and i ask the question because, as you well know, when donald trump endorsed vance, it was a bit of a surprise because back in 2016 j.d. vance said that donald trump was reprehensible. he said that he was cult

ryan -- excuse me, congressman ryan and senator brown are anti-nafta. i don't say anti-trade.hat is too broad of a brush forget in any case, there is a chance he could win that seat. and say, the guy has been dead for a few years, why don't we pardon the former representative forget i would be amused by that. host: known for his "beam me up," what did you like about jim ? caller: here is what i liked other than the fact that he said crazy ridiculous things all the time. i certainly did not like him as a candidate for president, but he was an interesting precursor to donald trump. if you look at both in terms of his policy positions and frankly his style, his stump style, the way he acted, i think he could have seen donald trump coming from 30 years away just pulling up any of his floor speeches or frankly the way he comported himself when he was on trial on those federal charges back in the late 1990's, early 2000. host: you can watch his floor speeches from the c-span website, c-span.org. over 1000 videos in the c-span video archive. joe from ohio, did you want to finish your

brown understands the impact. her son ryan was hooked on opiates.me by. >> he said i will never forget this and this replays in my mind over and over. ryan passed away tonight. >> the work that was done yesterday with the informs was to establish probable cause. probably a stash of dope in the house where they were working. then they go to the judge, warrant, and the guys on this task force are about to execute that warrant. >> police search warrant. police search warrant. hands behind your back. >> by the time the drugs get to rural america divided up into small portions for individual use. the haul from this raid guns, cash, some meth and of course fentanyl. as it proves time and again, just a small amount of this fentanyl can be fatal. >> there's not a family in this area that hasn't been touched by this crisis. that's a guarantee. >> and a disturbing trend we're seeing with fentanyl deaths lately. when there is a fatal overdose, the users will learn who soldos. that dealer will then get a surge of new business because the addicts want to buy the

cc brown knows the pain of that. her son, ryanerdose. >> you can never talk to them again. you'll never hear a knock on the door. it is forever when you lose a child. >> work done yet with informants was to establish probable cause. there's probably a stash of dope in the house where they were working. then they go to the judge, get a warrant, and guys on the task force are about to execute the warrant. >> police, search warrant. police, search warrant. >> hands behind your backs. >> this raid netted more fentanyl, pot, $5,000 and a gun. big hauls are rare here. this is the end of the trafficking route. where drugs have been divided up to sale who just might die. >> not a family in the area not touched by this crisis. that's a guarantee. >> users don't necessarily know they're buying fentanyl. when they want opiates or downers, they ask for slow, when they want speed, they ask for fast. but they want the strong stuff and that often leads to fentanyl and fentanyl often lead to death. >> trace, you say it is the end of the road but

brown knows the pain of that. her son ryane. >> never hear from them again, a knock on the door, it's forever when you lose the child. >> the work done yesterday was to establish probable cause. probably a stash of dope in the house where they were working. then they go to the judge, get a warrant, and the guys on the task force are about to execute the warrant. >> hands up. >> police, search warrant. >> police, search warrant. >> this raid netted more apparent fentanyl, meth, pot, $5,000 and a gun. big hauls are rare here. this is the end of the trafficking route where drugs have been divided up for sale to individuals who just might die. >> there's not a family in the area that has not been touched by the crisis, that's a guarantee. >> and the suspect caught in this raid now gets pressured to become an informant himself, to give up information on suppliers and a big part how the drug enforcement game is played. cops try to get the low level guys to give up information up the chain and the bigger guys higher in the distributi

ryan in the house. how do you see this race playing out? >> well, i've said from the beginning, if anyone could replicate the sheriff brown winning formula, as a democrat that has successfully won the state of ohio multiple times, it is candidate tim ryan. he is a friend and a supporter, and a true ally since i have risen to congress and before, having served his party chair, county democratic party, for multiple years. i've seen tim doing the work, making the connections, getting the message out to the community. he is running a race that is very ohio focused, ignoring the noise of washington, d.c. politics, and really focusing on the needs of the state. and that is what is making him successful. many people have written off ohio as a red state, but when you look at tim ryan's great, you can tell that this state is truly more great than it is right. we see that our constituents have voted in great numbers and contain team, to ensure that we have better -- running on congressional representatives, they've proven to be unconstitutional and you see that when we look at the numbers. we have four democrats out of 16 states right now who will los

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ryan does, there's no way to win. i don't understand that because there's a democratic senator in place right now in ohio. democrats can win because sherrod browns. what do you think is behind this conventional wisdom that these candidates who are running really solid campaigns, they're just written off as they can't win? >> know what i hate about conventional wisdom? it's wrong so often, particularly in washington, d.c. the amount of times we have seen conventional wisdom tell us that something was going to happen and the exact opposite is exhaustive at this point. they're so afraid, the media, to actually take a stand and put themselves out there, make a prediction, that getting it wrong, they're afraid of that blowback and looking like they lost credibility. it's like herd mentality at this point. they have no idea what's going to happen on election night, frankly. and i think that we're doing to get to election night and there will be a son of surprises like there has been in every election now since 2016. the conventional wisdom has never held. >> they're going by history, and i think the other thing is, you having previously been a republ

brown of the washington post. nice to see you. thank you. >>> also tonight, the two candidates for ohio's open senate seat republican jd vance and democratic congressman tim ryan their second debate. this could get interesting. last week's initial face-off descended into a fiery, sometimes personal attack from both men. the two candidates running for governor in arizona won't be sharing a debate stage, but on sunday, republican kari lake and katie hobbs both appeared on cnn "state of the union" one after the other. lake backed by donald trump, election denier, was pressed whether she would accept the outcome of her own race if she loses. >> let's look forward then. >> can we talk about the issues facing arizonians? >> election in your election, will you accept the results? >> can we talk about the issues? i came on here thinking we were going to talk about theish shoo us facing arizonians right now. >> we did. let's talk about the 2022 election. will you accept the results of your election, ms. lake? >> i'm running against a twice convicted racist who cost the state taxpayers $3 million because of her hatred for people of color. >> my question is will you acce

ryan was left to campaign across the stated and talk about actual issues that matter to people in ohio. independent polls suggest the race is a toss up. >>> joining me is democratic strategist stephanie brown james and sir michael singleton, host of screen share on peacock. thank you so much, both of you, for joining me this evening. shermichael, i'm not going to ask you the traditional question, hey, shermichael, you're an african american republican, tell me why so many people in your party are so racist, because we already know the answer to that. what i'm going to ask you is this: in our current political environment, is that effective, is the kind of racism you hear from tuberville and marjorie taylor greene, is that effective with anybody other than hard core maga voters? if i'm an independent voter not motivated by anger, i want to hear about grass prices, health care, student loans. i don't care how much you hate immigrants. >> don, that's a really good question. looking how close the midterms are, i think it is effective with some people in this country who identify as independents or swing voters. i would go as far to say there are even individuals of color who may identify at ri

brown is a progressive's progressive, and they love him. if fetterman wins, it will be the same thing with pennsylvania, swing state where a progressive wins. but democrats desperately need somebody like tim ryan in the united states senate. they need a guy from youngstown. a white working class guy from youngstown. >> with experience. >> with experience who's been there. it would work, and who's under 79 years of age. i do wonder, i follow up with mara, is this a generational thing? why aren't they giving this guy money? they're up. he's up three points in the latest sienna poll. he's up in other polls. it's a tight race. i know they're a little worried about media polls in ohio. okay, well, if you're worried about it, take care of it, give him more money so he's up ten points and wins by three or four. it's ridiculous. >> democrats it's a skepticism about ohio. in 2020, polls showed biden was running neck in neck with trump to the point where two days before election day, they sent biden to ohio, the most valuable part of a candidate's agenda is his time right there in the final closing stretch of a campaign, he went and lost by eight. i think democrats for what pennsylvania used to be to re