. >> well, yeah, because, i mean, sam harris wrote that book on lying. that's right.es that we should tell the truth at all times, in all circumstances. but as you point out, there are limits to that. >> yeah. well sam mentioned that old trope of the what is it, the nazi at your door. immanuel kant had, it was it was just it was before the nazis. so it was just an aggressor or perpetrator at your door looking for the jew or the or the person that you're hiding. and sam harris said he had a teacher who could always find a way to say to explain why the truth was the best possible way. he doesn't actually elaborate. i think everyone's well, what is the best thing? how can you tell the truth to the nazi when you're hiding a jew or harbouring a jew? i don't think you can. kant had this really weird, logic that was. oh, well, what if you say there's no jew upstairs or no person? and then that person escapes out the window. the jew and then the nazi, when he goes about his business, goes and finds the jew. it's your fault that they met each other. it's all a bit. it's all a

in a few moments by her husband's bark obama. democrats are hoping their energy can help, sams carmella harris to the wind. also coming on us says israel stands behind and use these fire proposal that cruise bridge, the differences with how much sex true states and to me, blanket calls on him off to accept it on a tour of the middle east by the palestinian militants group says the proposal goes against earlier agreement at a top banker and a tech tag here and are among those still missing after your to 6 off the coast of sicily, emergency teams continued to search for remains and the ship on this passengers, the who most welcome to the program we start in chicago, where a former president barack obama, is expected to speak on the 2nd day of the democratic national convention. former 1st lady michelle obama. the most popular figure in the democratic party just took the stage to cheers from the delegates. she told them, quote, hope is making a comeback. and earlier in the night, pamela harris has been stuck and hoff shared personal anecdotes about his life with her. and we're still waiting for t

. >> well, yeah, because, i mean, sam harris wrote that book on lying. that's right. that we should tell the truth at all times, in all circumstances. but as you point out, there are limits to that. >> yeah. well sam mentioned that old trope of the what is it, the nazi at your door. immanuel kant had, it was it was just it was before the nazis. so it was just an aggressor or perpetrator at your door looking for the jew or the or the person that you're hiding. and sam harris said he had a teacher who could always find a way to say to explain why the truth was the best possible way. he doesn't actually elaborate. i think everyone's well, what is the best thing? how can you tell the truth to the nazi when you're hiding a jew or harbouring a jew? i don't think you can. kant had this really weird, logic that was. oh, well, what if you say there's no jew upstairs or no person? and then that person escapes out the window. the jew and then the nazi, when he goes about his business, goes and finds the jew. it's your fault that they met each other. it's all a bit. it's all a bi

before we chat more, sam harris explains how teams can get through this league phase., more games, and a single league table replacing the initial group structure which has beenin initial group structure which has been in place since 1991. this is a's competition will be expanded from 32 to 36 teams and each club will pay eight games before the knockout. every team will be drawn against eight different opponents, two from the four seeded potts and it will play four matches at home and four away. the newly craze will stretch beyond christmas culminating in an epic 18 game finale on wednesday 29th of january. the teams that finish the league phase in positions 1—8 qualify directly for the round of 16. teams ranked 902a must face each other in a knockout round to join the top eight in the round to join the top eight in the round of 16. teams in positions 25-36 round of 16. teams in positions 25—36 are eliminated from all competitions. in the knockout phase it is business as usual. all ties are contested, home and away, culminating in a single legged final. uefa hope the n

in a few moments by her husband's bark obama. democrats are hoping their energy can help, sams carmella harris to the wind. also coming on us as israel stands behind and use these fire proposal that cruise bridge the differences with how much sex true states and to me, blanket calls on him off to accept it on a tour of the middle east by the palestinian militant group says the proposal.

but first, the news with sam harris, francis francis . francis. >> very good evening to you.d sam francis. and the top stories from the newsroom tonight at just after 9:00. well, congratulations are pounng well, congratulations are pouring in for team gb as the paris olympics come to a close. the king has called the team an inspiration. while the princess and prince of wales led a star studded video message thanking the athletes. take a listen. >> greetings loved ones from all of us watching at home. congratulations to team gb. >> well done on all you've achieved. you've been an inspiration to us all. >> well, great britain have secured 65 medals in the games, their second best haul ever at an overseas olympics , but fell an overseas olympics, but fell to seventh in the medal table, their lowest since athens 2004. and while traditional sports like athletics and cycling delivered new disciplines

trump now suggests, that he might not even show up i want to bring in senior adviser to the harris campaign, ian sams. and thank you so much for joining us on this busy day the harris campaign is now pushing for different rules than the ones that were used at the end of june in that cnn debate between president biden and foreign president trump. this is what the vice president said last month when trump floated the possibility of changing the debate schedule, take a listen i'm ready to debate donald trump i have agreed to the previously agreed upon september 10 debate. he agreed to that previously. now appears he's backpedaling, but i'm ready. >> now both candidates agreed on september 10, but when it comes to this issue of microphones, it appears that vice president harris is the one who is backpedaling when it comes to the debate rules well, that's not entirely accurate. let's take a step back. when she became the nominee, she agreed to the september 10 debate. we're looking forward to debating president trump. i think she wants to share her vision for the future as part of that, there's been back-

but first, the news with sam harris, francis francis . francis. >> very good evening to you. i am indeed sam francis. and the top stories from the newsroom tonight at just after 9:00. well, congratulations are pounng well, congratulations are pouring in for team gb as the paris olympics come to a close. the king has called the team an inspiration. while the princess and prince of wales led a star studded video message thanking the athletes. take a listen. >> greetings loved ones from all of us watching at home. congratulations to team gb. >> well done on all you've achieved. you've been an inspiration to us all. >> well, great britain have secured 65 medals in the games, their second best haul ever at an overseas olympics , but fell an overseas olympics, but fell to seventh in the medal table, their lowest since athens 2004. and while traditional sports like athletics and cycling delivered new disciplines like skateboarding and sport climbing also shone, you can see their scenes from paris at that closing ceremony just outside the stadium. there, as hundreds and thousands gath

joining me now, in sam's senior adviser to the harris-walz campaign. welcome back to "the saturday show." good to see you, too. you've been here how many days? >> four, five days? i started on monday? what a week! >> i was there for all of the convention. you were coming into the convention with momentum. arguably you left chicago with momentum. how do you keep it going? >> you mentioned it in the early part of the show. the vice president and governor walz will go to campaign in south georgia, we have been invested in georgia for a long time now. we have 170 some-odd staffers across the state. we have 24 field offices across the state. that's the on the ground activity we will be doing in the coming weeks as we capitalize on the momentum and energy we saw at the convention to be in communities talking to voters. you saw the bus tour last week going to football practice there talking to people where they are, that's how you capture the momentum of these big moments. you inspire people. you get volunteers willing to talk to people in their communities a

what bob harris just got through. sam, my family's been around connersville a long time. my grandfather started this town. the rest of us, connors, have helped it grow. i think it's the best little town in the state. this town was made what it is because of the highway running through it. i don't think can deny that route. one town brought people into town to shop, to market their farm goods. of course, none of us ever got rich, but most of us are right comfortable now state comes along and wants to build a and better route 110 and instead of bringing it through connersville where it will do the most good, they want to go chopping up a lot of farmland outside of the town to fix it so that people won't have to come to connersville i say that's wrong, i say the road should come through town the way it's always done done. mr. i'm ralph kane. i run the king dairy farm out west of town and i have got plenty to say too about highway. i figure there's something wrong when a man's got to give up his farm land for a road he can't use. when the road he does use needs so bad. now yo

>> harris and walz will have their first sit-down interview later tonight. sam stein, let's get you in on these polls. it's significant. polls are a snapshot, we know this, but it shows where the race is at this moment. the wind is at harris' back. what do you think of the state of play in those sunbelt states, states that, a few weeks ago, donald trump thought he put away. at the sideline of the republican national convention, you were there in milwaukee, trump aides telling reporters, we don't have to advertise or campaign in north carolina, the state is in the bag. now, his lead is one point. >> well, i'll never get over that dig you made about me getting through security. [ laughter ] it'll be there for my entire life, frankly. >> pass it on to your kids. >> they'll remember it, too. they're watching, i'm sure. i think, to your point, look, we all know that the race has been reset, but the way in which it is reset, i think, matters here. by that, i mean when you have three states that are critical to the election, it narrows the field for trump. it allows hi

sam. so yesterday when biden and harris took the stage in maryland, it was really all smile. the two of them looked like quite the team like they have for last three years or so. biden wept in his typical role of trying out nicknames for donald trump and hitting him for project 2025, and i think we're going to see him continue with that kind of a role on the campaign trail. of course he wants to show that, you know, this was his decision to step aside. he chose his vice president as, you know, his successor, so to say. while there might be hard feelings with some others in the democratic party, he wants to show that there's no hard feelings with harris here, and he's ready to help her win, to show that this big decision that he made to step off the ticket was the best decision for the party. so there's a lot of layers here in how he's feeling in this moment right now. but i think it shows also harris has had his back for the three weeks of democratic turmoil over he should stay in the race. she was the one who really had his back, so it shows how close the two of them are. i

those interesting slices of life, you know and death i guess that happened on the trip so harry and and bess and sam and dorothy we're on the morning that they were to meet picasso, were having breakfast at the hotel and. then harry got up to go inside for a minute and the other started quickly having a conversation and saying, should we really go to see picasso? because harry doesn't like modern art. and harry, they came when harry came back to the table, they they him, you know. are you sure you want to do this? and he said, i'll behave. he said he's the most famous artist in the world. i want meet him. and so they went to picasso's home in in the hills above kahn and had lunch. and most of these come from dorothy rosenman wrote her recollections of the of the events. and after lunch. and i don't want to give away too much you got it by the book mean there's a lot of really really good stories in the book. but there is a point there was a point during when picasso's showing showing truman around picasso was kind of a dude. and the house is a mess. and he had a he had a pet goat named esmeralda. an

. >> and all sams from a conversation harris had with the founders of the uncommitted national movement on a photo line in detroit at remind you, this is a group that mobilize thousands of people to withhold their vote from biden in protests are the administration patients backing of israel at the talking with harris, the group then released a statement it suggested that harris was open to meeting to discuss an arms embargo the harris campaign flatly denying that claim today, writing vp has been clear. she will always ensure israel is able to defend itself against iran and iran backed terrorist groups. she does not support an arms embargo on israel. she will continue to work to protect civilians in gaza and to uphold the international humanitarian law. let's break this all down with new york democratic congressman gregory meeks is also a ranking member of the house foreign affairs committee. congressman, thank you for joining me tonight. that was a bit of a reminder for everyone that there's no such thing as small talk or casual moment on a photo line if you're running for president, is

>> where in just a few hours, kamala harris will formally accept the democratic presidential nomination. it's truly a very historic moment, joining us now is ian samspokesman for the harris presidential campaign. and thanks very much for joining us. have you had a chance to speak with kamala harris about how she's preparing to tonight and what she's repairing se especially about her personal experience. >> what i've been here talking to folks like you and the arena day wolf, but she's been at our hotel working on her speech, editing it by hand. this is very personal hello to her. you ask about her personal story. you're gonna hear a lot about that tonight. the country is going to get to hear who she is and the values that, that instilled in her being raised by working mom come coming from a middle-class family, middle-class neighborhood. and the pride that she had in hard work and the people around her, and what motivated what that motivated her? do. it motivated her to go into public service as a prosecutor and how she thought to protect people the most vulnerable among us from predators and violence and murderers persson rapists, and that she too

in texas, my opponent, congressman, calling all reds, m every bit as leftwing as kamalas harris, he's doing the sam le strategy. he's been over 60 days without doing a press conference. he doesn't bee answer questions.jo i think joe bidee n and kamalabi and colin all red are alle sa in the same basement. and they're all there for defesame reasot e all thn, whicy cannot defend their left-wing bo record.>> >> so far, they've gotten away with it. so far your opponent has gotten away with it. and it and i asking this question of newt gingrich, and he said, well, it's the trump campaign's responsibility ,but the clock is not on oure cc side here.nnsylvan >> early voting begins in pennsylvania three weeks from tomorroe weekw. we have mail in ballots going out north carolina before then and other states rolling out very quicklyes including wisconsin and michigan. senator, this is serious crisis for our country. now. they want last minutor e to they requested with the rules. they requested with the rules. they agree requesthed to. >> we either demand a change or what. now she doesn't wantw a debateer eithe

and when you compare the two candidates sam by side on personality commonly harris beach, donald trump overwhelmingly but when you compare them on inflation, when you compare them, which is really affordability when you compare them on immigration, which is really security and safety in a sense of not being afraid in the country when you compare them on those two issues which matter more to the voters than anything else that's for trump as well. and i want to emphasize this to every viewer thinks i'm anti trump or anti-harris. >> if you talk about things that voters don't care about, they're not going to vote for you. >> and donald trump is already talking about this election being stolen. >> you can't steal something that you gave away i've never seen a candidates more missed the mark than trump as his advertising is exceptional, it's very explicit and very clear. >> but in terms of he himself, he's all over the map and he deserves the fact that he has been falling. but again, i have to give you one caveat and then i'll be quiet. he's actually stopped falling. >> even though they had

. >> aishah: how to sam brown go up to the voters? >> kamala harrisvote on legislation that increased irs agents to go after specifically the tips. what that tells me is not only is she copping the policy but a flip-flop from before. clearly she is trying to punish workers and it's up to republicans not only hold her accountable for copying but the flip-flop from a couple years ago. >> aishah: another big issue in nevada is abortion. jacky rosen wants to put that on the ballot. it's one of the top three issues in that state. former president trump doesn't think that this is that big of a deal across the country. last week he wouldn't say how he would vote on the ballot issue for abortion in florida. is that a winning strategy match? should sam brown avoid this? >> abortion is historically a factor for voters especially single-issue voters who are voting solely on that issue. the difference this time around as you have immigration as a massive single issue voting bloc. what's going to happen it's abortion and immigration are going to compete for who ca

the harris/walz campaign is supporting the lawsuit. >> sam, i think it's important for folks to understandrd proposed and how they can impact the election in november. >> we are talking about a couple of rules, most recent one was just a few weeks ago, and it resulted in boards voting against certifying election results. the language is kind of vague which is where a lot of the concern comes from. i'm going to read you a little part of it. if members identify an error, the board should determine a method to compute the votes, that language is vague and could be interpreted in a lot of different ways. >> i raised my eyebrows because it sounds extremely vague, the board is made up of three republicans, three of which trump praises as quote unquote, pit bulls night have the governor's office, talking about governor kemp and he's trying to figure out if he can move these individuals. any inkling or reporting on if governor kemp has gotten the ability to remove these individuals? >> democrats say georgia could be very clear. and this is not about governor kemp removing the individuals. he's ref

. >> do it like sam stein, with a smile on your face. >>> vice president kamala harris will announce her running mate for the democratic ticket -- [ laughter ] -- at some point today. >> i'm being objectified. >> just a little bit. >> again. >> she'll appear with that pick at an event this evening in philadelphia. nbc news reports the finalists still include senator mark kelly and transportation secretary pete buttigieg, as well as governors andy beshear, jb pritzker, josh shapiro, and tim walz. while buttigieg is in the running, he is scheduled to be in maine today and tomorrow as part of his cabinet role. shapiro had a fairly normal day where he had and played basketball with his son while his two dogs looked on at the bevy of reporters staked outside their home. that's not what my dog would be doing. okay, not to read the tea leaves, but hours from now, he is set to deliver remarks at today's harris for president event at temple university. meanwhile, walz appeared at a harris fundraiser in minnesota where reporters say he made a veiled reference to the vp slot, saying, quote, you

for more on vice president harris stop in las vegas let's bring a retired u.s. army captain samwn was injured during the war in afghanistan. awarded the bronze star and purple heart tea is not running for senate as a republican in nevada against democratic incumbent jacky rosen. are you able to hear us? asked john if you can hear me i think we have an audio trouble here i i'm not hearing her feet. jon: i would cite what we will try to clean that up and get back to you. because obviously it's hard to conduct an interview if you cannot hear the questions. we will try to reestablish our connection to republican senate candidate sam brown out nevada get back to him in just a moment. meantime people throughout the northeast spending today cleaning up after remnants of tropical storm debbie because of flooding that was catastrophic in some areas. fox for the correspondent katie berndt talked with some of those residents in northern pennsylvania. >> after the nearby river rose 10 feet in less than six hours, people who live here in westfield had little time to escape from the amount of

sam: ahorita vamos a ir a verlo. >> que pasen >>noche histÓrica en estados unidos. el presidente biden le pasa la antorcha a harris haz desapariciÓn durante la primera noche de la convenciÓn nacional demÓcrata. >> un joven trato de secuestrar a una niÑa en michigan. detienen en mÉxico varios niÑos sicarios fuertemente armados acusado de asesinar a personaspor Órdenes del crimen organizado. y las intensas lluvias que azotaron a new york, new jersey,dejaron varios muertos y obligaron a declarar estado de emergencia. locutor: este esnoticiero univisiÓn ediciÓn nocturna. elian: buenas noches con el partido demÓcrata culminÓ el primero de cuatro dÍas de su convenciÓn nacional en chicago. destacando su diversidad como organizaciÓn polÍtica. maity:los delegados de 50 estados participan en este evento que tendrÁ su jornada central el dÍa jueves cuando proclamen formalmente a la vicepresidente como candidata presidencial demÓcrata. elian: un momento histÓrico porque la primer mujer de raza negraen aspirar a la presidencia. harris tambiÉn se presentÓ o sorpresivamente en el escenario de una prolongada ovaciÓn. maity: pasamo

sam brown. in north carolina, donald trump's one point over harris collapses in the race for governor where democratic attorney general josh stein is running 11 points ahead of the republican lieutenant governor, mark robinson. this is not just this one poll, it has been a reliable finding in state after state and it is kind of weird when you think about it. it is striking because what it seems to say is that donald trump is, by far, the best performing republican candidate this election cycle. the guy sitting around posting qanon memes is still running seven or eight points above all these other republican candidates. you have to ask what is going on here? there are a bunch of different theories. one, and this might be rendered moot in six weeks. one possibility, which we should talk about had on, is that this is an artifact of where we are in the cycle. as we get closer to election day, voters tune in more closely, the down ballot races, not just presidential, and when they do that, the numbers converge. in the end, the polls and outcome for senate and governor will look a lot more like the ones for

slept since we do this last night, tim miller, and also with us from chicago, ian sam, a senior advisor for the harris four of your campaign? day four, they fight? >> that's right, it is my fourth day, it is a pretty good day. >> it is a pretty good day to be on the campaign. so, you work for vice president harris, back when she ran for president in 2019, what was it like being in the hall today and seeing the person you worked for, you spent years trying to get her the nomination a couple of years ago, accepted tonight? >> it is pretty inspiring actually, i think tonight you saw in the room and you heard from the vice president, a really patriotic message about loving this country, and believing in what we can be. as she likes to say, unburdened by what has been. we have the option to find a new way forward, to turn the page from the past, to turn the page from the chaos and the division that president trump represents command to actually try to help people and make their lives better, while defending our fundamental freedoms that are at stake in this election. so, it was really moving to be here, to

willie brown this afternoon at sam's grill, mayor brown refuted trump's claims and praise the vice president. >> well, first and foremost, i could not. thinking kamala harris and in a negative way. good friend. long time absolutely beautiful woman. smart as all. very successful. electoral is big. i was a part of every campaign that she's ever been involved in. supported it or and we'll still do and i'm just looking for. the next 89 i just can't getter in >> president trump also claimed that he was on the helicopter with willie brown went almost went down. but the new york times suggesting that trump may have mixed up a different california politician. the paper says it was actually former governor jerry brown who was on that helicopter with trump and current governor gavin newsom. both governors told the new york times tonight, but there was no emergency landing and that they were never in any danger. all right. let's get you a check of your forecast tonight. we're taking a live look at san francisco international airport has a united plane is making a landing? we see a little bit of a fog little bit of haze there off in the distance, be on the let's get a

sam. still to come, kamala harris is leading the polls ahead of donald trump. but how will that last?lcome back. it is 1039. yeah. time is flying . this is yeah. time is flying. this is britain's newsroom with bev turner and with me in for andrew wright. >> let's see what you are all saying at home now. >> we were discussing earlier about the fact that we've got operation more early dawn. we've got our own operation early dawn. >> very much so. yeah, indeed. >> very much so. yeah, indeed. >> but the government's operation early dawn is to allow prisoners out of prison earlier to reduce their sentences in order to make space for the new people who've been arrested in the last few weeks. and some of you are not happy about this. sue has got in touch at home and says, why don't leroy and the rest of the lefties admit that they don't believe in do the crime, do the time for anything other than people who do not agree with their far left views? now, leroy, our police officer is not here to defend himself, so he might disagree with that. but she says opposition to the left is being stamped

brand-new foxpro's at the sam bell arizona georgia nevada, north carolina shows trump with massive eight-point edge over kamala harrisrmer advisor to bill clinton and sean duffy cohost of the bottom line on fox businesd its.n th there has been news breaking ann it's on the issue of abortione this evening and we will get to trump and some of the comments he made onfirs the trail, but it to play sophia bush from "one tree hill" for all my millennial'ts out there. watch this. >> you can't say whole family party and work for idf. none of this make sense. it is about mo money, control, empower anyingdu shouldn't win on killing half of the american population.>> >> kayleigh: shawna, she has ath surrogate for the democrats.e republicans want to kill half the population and tak ivfe away idf, which by the way, he said he wants paid for ivf. i >> and the policy, we have ourau policy from kamala harris and what is she talking about? a democratic party that has vasectomies free at the dnc and abortiont s free at the dnc.in this is the most antifamily party that ever existed andmili she's trying to pretend the democratic party s

as sam was saying just then, kamala harris, the democratic presidential candidate , has presidentialpeaking to the reuters news agency. it's the minnesota governor, tim walz. as i say, thrusting , according to sources, thrusting, according to sources, we have not had that independently confirmed here @gbnews, but that would be a progressive policy champion. and i quote a plain speaker from america's heartland to help win over rural white voters . and over rural white voters. and that's what the sources have been saying. he's 60 years old, a us army veteran and a former teacher. so it'll be interesting to see how that goes down in the us heartlands. >> yes. could this be quite a smart move from kamala harris? again, this is being reported now by us media. we're going to get some more analysis on this. who exactly is tim vault. who is he going to appeal to, as you say, a history in the armed forces, extensive national guard career. he's being described as a popular midwestern politician. could this change the game? >> yeah. he's long advocated for women's reproductive rights, but he's

harris campaign is insisting on the mics been open. they want trump to say every single thing that comes to his mind. and was their senior advisor ian sams, quote, because that's what we're going to get if he becomes president and quo. and if history is any guide, it may allow harris to do this he said because the president wanted people to remain calm well, let's go, but isn't, this isn't right. >> and i want to add mr. vice president's speaking. i have i'm speaking. let's talk about cpac in the court then. >> let's talk about yet i'm about to 400,000 a year appeal to trump tax cut. mr. vice president, i'm speaking well i'm speaking, be important to if you don't mind letting me finish. we can have a conversation, okay. please. okay okay so, where are we? >> well, the trump team is now using the word if when discussing the debate, talking about the september 10 showdown, than it may not even actually happen. >> and that's the only one on the books. mind you? and the harris campaign is resorting to adding school yard sound effects of videos to taught the former president is it in why not debate her but because they already know everything

you hear actor sam not a doctor but a play one on tv, that's a perfect description of what kamala harris these stages and she reads off the teleprompter, she giggles sometimes inappropriately and she gives us a performance. so there's nothing substantive behind it. >> harris: you mention celebrity as an acting, actually is what you said, as part of the campaign now reportedly they are cutting -- distancing itself from celebrity star power and a campaign official told tmc they won't be inviting as many big-name celebrities to the democrats national convention next week. they want to avoid making it look like it's a whole thing run by the hollywood liberal elite, but we know they are both still taking that money. here are some a-list backers can you see george clooney who has been part of this for quite some time now, has been helping them on and off the stage so to speak. your take. >> well, it's really interesting they want to run away from their hollywood elite bubble when it's actually the hollywood elite bubble that helped staged a coup on joe biden's candidacy and invalidate the prim

of democratic groups and not official harris/walz campaign but they are supporting the lawsuit and there deputy campaign manager said they intend to win it. >> sam's important that folks understand what the new rules are that the board proposed and how they could exactly impact the election in november. what are the rules that brought this lawsuit on in the first place? >> we're talking a couple of rules. the most recent was passed a couple of weeks ago, and it could, local election boards voting against certifying election results which some fear could cause confusion, chaos, disruption, or delays. the language is kind of bag which is where a lot of the concern comes from., read a little part. if members identify an ever they deem cannot be corrected, the board shall determine a method to compute the votes justly. language that's pretty vague and could be interpreted in a lot of different ways, election day and the days that follow. >> i raised my eyebrows when you started reading it because it sounds extremely vague. the board is made up of three republicans, three of which whom trump raises his quote on quote pit bulls? now you have the gover

harris is pandering to it. if you have a president like her, obviously you don't have a chance. >> sam? >> so i -- i had not seen both that and the comments about the congressional medal recipients until this morning. i had seen the hour and a half long news conference, if you want to talk about it, and, you know, look, like you, mike, i watched the whole thing. at times it's painful. but it also gets at this weird dichotomy around trump. on the one hand we all gawk at it. he's a carnival barker. he's talking about cheerios, making about prices from the goods in front of his country club. the disconnect there is profound. he's at his country club, and minutes later he's talking and denigrating people who were injured in the line of service. that to me really just sort of symbolizes him, right? on the one hand we kind of go numb to it a little bit and on the other hand you still get shocked and you can still get shocked by what he says. i'll just say as a matter of politics, and i know this is not about politics because that's secondary, it doesn't matter about politics. one is -- two po

thank you jason collins and sam vincent both former boston celtics terrific work in china as a former boston celtic yourself, will the nba or quite frankly the biden-harrisa or the buck is coming in just two nice to ignore? >> you know, my first message to all the nba players do not become part of their propaganda. you might have good intentions. job. you might have good intentions, you know, you might want to go over there make friends happy and play basketball, you are literally becoming auto part of general seattle regime. martin luther king is the lap dog for the chinese communist party. is he going to do whatever can he to make them happy. one thing that makes me sick to my stomach is all these nba players, right, that talks about social justice in america, they said well, america is horrible and we got a lot of work to do and even some of them calls america trash but they go to a country where there is a genocide happening right now and it's a fact. all these 10 nba players. went up to 10 recently, have now one of the biggest chinese company slave owner. owners got tied up 10 billion in china. nba knows that nba knows that more people watch nba gam

that showed kamala harris, quote, unquote at a communist party rally, there was a fake banner using the famous uncle sam wants you to vote for donald trump using taylor swift stephanie you're there what do you think the effect of that is in today's world where so many get there, get their messaging and info from social media well, i think it's interesting. i mean, obviously we've had several weeks where i would say the ground game, the new version of the ground game, which is fought on social media the harris campaign had been winning hands down the memes, all of the things that i'm sure you've talked about many times, certainly in terms of the young people. and i have been struck. i mean, those my colleagues have bloomberg who are much more kind of knee deep in seeing some of whether it's a.i. or some of the trolling or some of the attempted kind of negative memes have been struck, at least in the last week that those, most of those are failing to gain traction when you look at how many likes they're getting, how much time, how much they're being retweeted for example, there's been quite a lot of repea

sam stein is with us in a moment. in an effort to blunt momentum of kamala harris donald trump is headed to a rally in asheville that his campaign is touting as a significant economic address. it's been 16 years since a democrat won the state, and it's 16 locate rall votes when barack obama prevailed there in 2008. trump won north carolina in 2020 by less than 75,000 votes. >> sam stein, i mean, pretty simple math when you look at the states, especially in the south. one of the reasons georgia tipped first toe democrat the way it has is because atlanta is such a massive urban center, so big in the suburbs that actually the rural votes can come in overwhelmingly for donald trump and it doesn't matter. north carolina is moving into that direction and people expect north carolina eventually to tip democratic as charlotte and other cities get bigger. you also -- you have a good-sized black involvement have you a goosor good-sized educated vote there with all of the schools, so not carol could tip, and i think most democrats think maybe four, eight years it's going to be solidly blue, but what you have with donald trump and

sam stein. and nbc capitol hill correspondent ali vitali. joe and mika have the day off. great group assembled. >>> vice president kamala harris sat for the tv interview. she and running mate tim walz spoke. she was pressed on criticism she has shifted away from some of her more liberal policy positions. >> day one, it's going to be about, one, implementing my plan for what i call an opportunity economy. i've laid out a number of proposals in that regard, which include what we'll do to bring down the cost of everyday goods, what we're going to do to invest in america's small businesses, what we're going to do to invest in families. for example, extending the child tax credit to $6,000 for families for the first year of their child's life, to help them buy a car seat, to help them buy baby clothclothes, a crib. there's the work we're going to do that's about investing in the american family around affordable housing, a big issue in our country right now. so there are a number of things on day one. i think the most important and most significant aspect of my policy perspective and decisions is my values have not changed. you've

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