sahil? this conversation is a gift to joe biden because he gets to be the guy who swoops in much as he did yesterday, thanks president obama. last i checked his favorable rating with democrats, not just african-americans was 95%. it's extraordinary. and the thing to note is that some of the critiques are not really personalizing it, and it's not inconsistent to say elizabeth warren as are kamala harrises, i want single payer health care, medicare for all. it's not really tearing down -- >> republicans are saying i want to repeal obamacare. that's what they're saying. >> but -- >> and i think that's why biden, with his medical agenda, he was very clear. he was like we don't want to dismantle obamacare. we actually want to improve on it. and for the american people, they understand this idea of -- the opposite of what you're saying dismantling, that creates incredible insecurity with folks. >> let me push you quickly on that because bernie sanders calling for a medicare for all essentially say

>> look, as sahil was just saying, electability is the strongest component here. the question is what is that exactly? if you look at these polls, it's basically a wash. it's basically a wash in terms of joe biden or elizabeth warren. so the question here i think about electability is going to change a little bit going into the fall. fredricka, one other thing that's changed over this summer, as we take stock of this as we almost hit labor day, there's not likely to be a third-party candidate. earlier in the year we thought there would be. that's why these head-to-head numbers are so interesting. but 40% for president trump, that's trouble for him potentially, but it's early. >> jeff, sahil, thanks to both of you. appreciate it. >>> coming up, former u.s. defense secretary james mattis speaking out about his time in the trump administration. and he doesn't appear to be impressed with the commander in chief's leadership style. that is next. is so creamy, one day you'll tell your grandkids about it. and they'll say, "grandpa just tell us about humpty dumpty". and yo

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a deal was touch and go and so the only really tangible result that came out was a new deal on the sahil zone 5 states in africa will get money and training for military forces in order to fight terrorism and in a way that is why michael has put this on the agenda knowing that there is so such such big rifts on the big topics of trade. on iran that he broadens the agenda to an extent that some positive news will come out and those positive news are today that this that particularly germany and france are ramping up their security efforts in africa gag matters for us in berets thanks don. and us take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the walt thousands of refugees rallied in cox's bazaar bangladesh to mark 2 years since 1000000 miles on forces cracked down on the population more than 730000 ranger were displaced from myanmar into neighboring bangladesh and have been unable to return at the rally the very sleepy men in children who attended prayed and chanted we want to go home. israel says its air force has hit targets in syria to prevent a drone strike on its ter

created the strategy here by broadening the agenda bringing in topics like the security situation in the sahil because you knew that on questions like iran and world trade there will be not much of an outcome so what if you look particularly on the sign there are some concrete results that germany and france have had a number of donor conferences where a number of countries already pledged money they do want to bring in training for 7 battalions from 5 states in the area or who all ready to be trained but needs money and that's money the french president and german chancellor angela merkel made clear is technically there now it is the donors will have to send it so the project is still open for other countries to join but effective few what they want to do is train that army so that they can fight terrorism in the saw him reach. mathis in berets thanks for that. now to some of the other stories making news around the world. israel says its air force has hit targets in syria to prevent a drone strike on its territory warplanes struck overnight south of the syrian capital damascus israel's prime

. >> you bring me to the point that sahil capur made.s are raising alarms that their opposition to new firearm limits is making the party toxic to the suburban women and college graduates who will shape the 2020 election. i guess that's the question, isn't it? are they going to be more afraid of the suburban mom voters who don't want their kids to go to school being afraid, who don't want now to take their kids to walmart or target or wherever they go to get back-to-school supplies because they're afraid they're going to be shot. are they more afraid of them than they are of the nra? >> i think that that's exactly the question. the sad reality is that this has been a political question. and the gun rights lobby, whether it's the nra or there are even groups to the right of the nra that advocate on this issue and have been putting pressure on the nra in recent decades. gun owners of america is one of them. you know, whether those groups who particularly hold sway in rural areas ultimately are overpowered by what has been a rising tide of

know that we all know i think that france would like to do more to bolster security especially in the sahil where the fight is going on in mali and some of the other countries there are against violent extremism and who knows maybe there could actually be more of a meeting of minds you might get a little bit more cooperation with the americans on some of these issues than you would on the rather more global problems that we were just talking about always good to talk to so many thanks indeed james morris live in brussels well just outside beer it's protesters have gathered to voice their opposition to the g. 7 summit anticapitalist activists environmentalist and other antiglobalization groups are in bed all marching in the streets carrying portraits of president of money a lot of fronts taken from town halls. tens of thousands of brazilian soldiers have begun heading into the amazon to join the fight against fires burning through the rain forest but that president says things are returning to normal the military is being sent to 6 states in an unprecedented response the number of funds is a