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country my guest today is stacey for she's an author and education activist she's based in johannesburg stacey is 13 and joins me from home welcome to data views africa stacey so we've just seen a report on the experiences some school children having in kenya tell us about the experience school children a heavy in the country where you are south africa. in south africa well no thank you for having me on this is in there is this huge gap in the news and of the christmas myself i am very grateful and for the good of children were able to learn from online the almond learning experience has been a move one because you have access to online platforms and live sauces but other than whole lot of teacher student communication that's a drop wasted bumbles year old online or bennett as an extremely challenging it is hard to retrain i'll bring you i so more than a years of acting going full or so out of it have been troubling and i say for my future ample i felt that the life is all mine regretting had rather act. yeah i guess you speak for a lot of young people as they say when you say that but just to pick up on something that you you alluded to as you started out

country my guest today is stacey from the she's an author and education activist she's based in johannesburg stacey is 13 and joins me from home welcome to data vs africa stacey so we've just seen a report on the experiences some school children having in kenya tell us about the experience school children having in the country where you are south africa in south africa. or no i think this is in there is this huge. myself i am very grateful. our children were able to learn from online the online learning experience has one because you are to go online and live but other than back all future mutation has weighed on both all. forms and it. is hard to retrain our brains. are more than a year of all who so a lot of it have been shopping and i. hear. that. yeah i guess you speak for a lot of young people as stacey when you say that but just to pick up on something that you you alluded to as you started out we are talking about one of the most unequal countries in the world if not the most evil that would be south africa how do you see that play out at the moment even at a personal level. yes so at a personal level in the recent use me then seeing that the governmen

stacey abrams? stacey abrams, as far as campaigners go, when you're in a room with stacey abrams, it's pretty clear re in a room with stacey abrams. she has got a remarkable presence. she engages people. she gives you that eye lock. she talks to everybody in person. we haven't seen susan rice in those environments, but she's fairly comfortable with them. >> sure. i mean, she's been a public servant for quite some time. i think the concern that i have and many americans have is that we don't get to january 20th and a celebration for the democrats if we can't pass november 3rd. and we can't sort of tin can ourselves, which is choosing someone who would be great for governance but can't get us over the finish line when it comes to campaigning. so, i think that susan rice, because she's not necessarily known in domestic circles, because she doesn't necessarily have issues in domestic circles, that might make it a little more difficult for her. i think, obviously, having a relationship with joe biden and barack obama says a lot about not just her and her credentials, but her ability to be in some of thos

stacey abrams. hi, stacey, how are you? >> i am well, how are you? it's a delight to be here with you. >> oh, thank you, thank you so, so, so, so much. so we're taping this before night two of the dnc where you are a keynote speaker, but we're airing it afterwards, so i'm just going to go ahead and say you were brilliant, you were brilliant, because i'm sure you were. >> thank you so much. >> yes, of course. did you watch night one, in particular, did you watch michelle obama? >> i don't think anyone was allowed not to watch it. >> she was glorious, just glorious. >> so i actually put a word out to my social media followers that i was going to be talking to you, which everybody was crazy excited about. so they sent in some questions. i'm going to go back and forth between their questions and mine. if we live in non-swing states, what can we do to get the blue vote out in key swing states? >> so, i would encourage you to go to fairfight.com. that's exactly what we to. we are working to protect voters in swing states, that means getting thousands of volunteers. we have 67,000 already. we know the opposition has 50,000 lined up to intimidate voters. so we need to double their numbers. we'd love to have your support. fairfight.com, we'll get you signed up and ready to work. >> voter suppression is really your mission. it's your passion to fight that. can you explain what's been going on with the post office and mail-in voting leading up to november? >> sure. so let's understand that voter suppression is any time you prevent or discourage someone from voting. and because we know there's a wave coming, unfortutely, donald trump and his cronies have decided to steal the vote by scaring us out of mail-in voting. they know this is one of the best ways to vote in a pandemic. so what we've watched in the last few weeks is an attempt by louis dejoy of the postal service to slow down the mail, removed postal boxes, removed mailboxes and doing every nefarious thing you can imagine. what they have decided, though, is to walk that back. they are going to make certain that voting does work in america by mail. but here's the thing. we know it's not over. they're going to try again. and the most important thing is to not panic. we can vote by mail, we can vote early in person, we have vote on election day, but don't let them steal your success by scaring you out of using your tools. >> so the biggest thing we can do to fight voter suppression is vote. >> absolutely. and, no matter which state you live in, you have about three options. there are only about ten states that limit you. almost every state you can vote by mail, in person early, and you can vote on election day. if you go to vote.org, they can tell you what your options are, no matter which state you live in. >> so dejoy testifies before the senate on friday. ifere gontvi him, if you were questioning him, what would your first question be? >> if you believe in our democracy, then your responsibility is to support it, not to undermine it. what he has done since he took office is undermine access. and worst, he's undermined confidence. and, as i said, it's not just preventing you from voting but discouraging you from voting. and the panic that has ensued, because people believing that the post office, which has been around as long as the republic, can no longer be trusted is a terrible thing to do to americans. i hope he has learned his lesson and will do better. >> what should we do to make sure every vote is counted. >> first, we have to overwhelm them with our presence. that means make a plan. don't think that just the latest attempt to scare us out of voting that they're going to abandon their efforts. make a plan to vote. that's why i talk about all three ways that you can vote in almost every state. number two, show up in force, and don't show up alone. whether that's virtual, using your social media, make sure people you know, people you like, people you kind of, eh, no matter who they are, make sure they check their registration, make a plan themselves and vote as well. when we overwhelm with our presence, we get the democracy we deserve. >> this is a question i love from le shawn on twitter. considering the direct impact local policies have on our lives, how can we motivate americans to spend as much as time thinking about our local politics as we do our national politics. not just focussing on the top of the ticket. how do we get people to focus on what's happening in their own neighbods anit will be affected in the next election. >> i start by asking people what are you concerned about? typically, they're not going to give you a national issue. connect the dots for them. make sure they understand, if you are concerned about people in your community being arrested at unfair rates, talk about your mayor. if you're concerned about how your kids are being educated, that means you need to vote in the school board. if your trash doesn't get picked up enough, that's a county commission issue sometimes. and the most important thing is, make sure you participate in the 2020 census. that's how they draw the lines for everything that happens from school board all the way to the presidency. >> how does the census play into all this? they're stopping the census early, right? >> right now they plan to stop it early. and if they do, that means they're going to erase millions of people from the story of america. namely communities of color and the poor. it is dangerous. it is going to cost the communities money but steal their political power. instead of counting them they're going to guess. it's called imputation. it is a terrible thing to do when you have cut short the actual count. it's going to not only hurt your communities now. imagine a decade of not having any of the resources you need while those communities that have more than enough get even more of what you deserve. we need to make certain we fill out the census for economic power and political power. >> staceyo much. in these times, people can feel so helpless and paralyzed with fear and anxiety, and you always give us tangible things that we can do, starting today, to make a real difference. i'll be sure to post all of these suggestions on my social media. i love you. her book is "our time is now". thank you for joining me, stacey abrams, everyone, we'll be back music from chloe and halle. ♪ >> dicky: the "jimmy kimmel live" concert series is presented by mercedes benz. the best or nothing. hey allergy muddlers... achoo! ...do your sneezes turn heads? 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stacey. straight to the point. it's wrong. oh, we like that on this program staceyu like and come back soon please. thank you very much. all right, joe biden responding to speaker pelosi saying he should not debate. watch this. >> as long as the commission continues down the street as they have i'm going to debate them. stuart: why are any democrats against a debate? i don't get it. are they scared of something? maybe, pete hegseth will sound off in the next hour. first though we'll take you live to lake charles, louisiana. look at that, now that's extensive damage from hurricane laura. more of that, after this. this is decision tech. find a stock based on your interests or what's trending. get real-time insights in your customized view of the market. it's smarter trading technology for smarter trading decisions. fidelity. ... look, this isn't my first rodeo and let me tell you something, i wouldn't be here if i thought reverse mortgages took advantage of any american senior, or worse, that it was some way to take your home. it's just a loan designed for older homeo

stacey abrams on the for, what, 30 seconds? stacey abrams has this tremendous track record of galvanizing people of all colors, but especially people of color, and i also think, you know, with the aoc discussion, i'm getting tons of texts from my team and my friends, like, what was that? like, they need her somewhere else. and i know that we can write whole think pieces about that and why that was. of course she's a longtime bernie supporter, but i just really want the party to gel. in order for the country to heal, as jill biden said, the party has to gel, and that means bringing in folks who aren't necessarily democratic leadership or a part of governance committees or any, you know, in any particular caucus in the party, but they are voters who normally vote democratic and normally vote progressive. it is very, very important to get that right this week. we are almost out of time. >> well, and we are out of time. >> that's right. the election is on november 9th. we have a little bit of time. >> no, no, i meant we're out of time for this segment. >> right now. >> oh. >> come on, now. angela, it's early in l.a. so -- >> right? >> let me tell you, since -- since we're out of time, let me just give you this little footnote. tell your boy cuomo that too short was not in the ghetto boys, that was bush wick beale in houston, texas. >> bring it in. bring it in. is he there? >> get it right, cuomo. >> that's true. you're right. angela, this is what it looks like when you're admitting that you were wrong about something, by the way. just for future reference. >> oh, i've never seen you do it. let me see it again. you are such a liar. you are a liar. cuomo, you don't do it. >> i had the big point right. >> i was just sitting there looking at him like, what are you talking? >> you googled it. you googled it. you weren't even alive for the ghetto boys. >> who, me or angela? >> that's a lie, cuomo, and here's the thing. >> look at them yelling at me. bring it on. >> your mind's playing tricks on you. ♪ >> here we go. >> okay. >> i can move. don't sleep on it. >> hey, listen -- all right, listen, i hate to break up this whole thing, but i do have to say, angela, i think you're right about the criticism about aoc. chris and i have been talking about that. some of the more progressive members of the party. they may try to get it right before the end of this convention. let's see -- let's see if they do or at least add a couple more voices. they took chris right off the screen. whoop, like that. he's gone. so, thanks -- >> i took all karen's time. can karen say something? >> karen? >> the women have been bringing it. so the pressure is on the fellas to kick it up several notches. >> why do you think i have both of you on? karen, don't call the cops on us because we got to go. >> i'm talking about the convention, brother. i'm talking about the convention. this is a shady crew. this is a shady crew. >> i'm telling you, this is what goes on. >> you started it by calling out chris so i got to go. thank you, angela. thank you, karen. thanks, chris. we'll be right back. he used to have gum problems. now, he uses therabreath healthy gums oral rinse with clinically-proven ingredients and his gum problems have vanished. (crowd applauding) therabreath, it's a better mouthwash. at walmart, target and other fine stores. iredefined the wordng th'school' this year. it's a better mouthwash. it's why, at xfinity, we're committed to helping kids keep learning through the summer. and help college students studying at home stay connected through our university program. we're providing affordable internet access to low income families through our internet essentials program. and this summer, xfinity is creating a virtual summer camp for kids at home- all on xfinity x1. we're committed to helping all families stay connected. learn more at xfinity.com/education. >>> you know, sometimes we dance around the obvious and there's no need. of course this convention is weird. we're living in weird times. we're in the middle of a pandemic. we have a huge social activism movement going on that's barely getting any attention. yes, times are very weird. so the parties, starting with the democrats, are going to try to adapt to that. try to use it. try to find ways to resonate, to connect. some will work, some won't, and we will catalog both with one of the best minds in the business. chris cillizza. let's talk dnc hits and misses. i know you're a big rap aficionado. yes, i was wrong about too short. he was west coast and ghetto boys were houston. for point of reference. >> bushwick bill, r.i.p. if i'm not mistaken, he passed away. >> i'm getting it on social media. we all remember that song, my mind's playing tricks on me. i believe it was isaac hayes, the hook. i'm sure somebody will tell me. >> it feels good to be a gangster, chris cuomo. >> of course it does. what were the hits? >> all right. hits. you touched on it a little bit earlier, but i want to go back to it. i thought the mccain video -- i have written about this, you and i talked about it. i'm not a big believer in republicans at the democratic convention. i don't think it changes much. but that video i thought was really powerful. cindy mccain's voice there, hearing john mccain's voice. i think it also wasn't just powerful in the moment. it reminds people of why joe biden, the core message there. joe biden puts people over party politics. and in the white house what you have right now is the opposite of that. now, what do people want? that's an open question. but i thought that video -- that for me and i'll go to my second one if you don't mind, chris. someone who i think if you follow politics at all you know a guy who was struck down with als, lough gehrig's disease. as a dad, the video of him playing with his son, the necessity of health care. i always say put aside politics a little bit and just watch this, the power of that video. a guy who just had had a child with his wife and suddenly gets this diagnosis and is turned into a health care activist. i thought that was really, really powerful, which is worried because i thought the two most powerful things were videos, right? not speeches. the third thing that i thought was pretty good, angela touched on this the last segment, jill biden. she's not michelle obama as a speaker but, like, no one almost is with the potential of barack obama, right? so i think that's okay. i think what she did, don, mention this, what she did is powerful testimonial that this is a guy whose life has been in some ways tragic but who has defined his life not by the tragedies, not by the loss of his wife and his young daughter, not by the loss of his son beau, but by what he did. he got up, right? not how many times you get knocked down, it's how many times you get up. so i thought she was quite good in that regard. last hit, i thought the state roll call was better than the regular roll call. i like the roll call they typically say, you know, from the great nutmeg state. >> i usually ignore it. this one worked. >> it was way better. >> and i think you'll see that going forward, right? misses. i need to go through this quick, chris. i'll put john kerry, bill clinton, chuck schumer all in the same group there. just politicians sort of old-timy establishment. i didn't really see what they added. candidly, i think putting bill clinton in there is a little bit of a mistake. this is a -- obviously we have george floyd. we have talk race. we have coronavirus. but let's not forget that, you know, one of the biggest changes in our country is the way that zblif. >> me too. >> the way we're viewing men and men in power. bill clinton i don't think is representative of that. i don't think he did that much with his speech. i want to mention alexandria ocasio-cortez before we go, chris. i don't think her speech was bad. it was, you know, it was nominating bernie sanders to a job he was never going to get. >> yeah, i agree with you. >> the democratic nominee. but, to me, i compared it to -- you go to a yankee game and aaron judge pinch hits. >> yeah. >> there's a lot of talent there that wasn't tapped into. >> i agree. >> i know that's not the face joe biden wants to put on the party right now, but she is someone of immense political talent who has a real following. >> she didn't even say his name. >> right. i think that -- i put her in the misses not because she missed, but because i think it was a missed opportunity. >> 100%. 100%. but i still think she should have said his name. >> she should have probably said his name, but i do think -- bill clinton, john kerry, a lot of older white guys for a party that is young and diverse. and, yes, i know we have the montage at the beginning, that 17-person keynote, all younger faces. >> no, no, no, aoc should have had more time given what this party went through in the primary. so should have staceybrams. angela rye's right about that also. she didn't know the hook from the ghetto boys song, but you can't hold that against her. people have strengths and weaknesses. chris cillizza, you have no weaknesses other than you have too many strengths. >> my only weakness is that i care too much, i believe. >> yeah, that's it. that's what i meant to say. take care. first, and, look, i know i keep going back to coronavirus. why? one, it's still getting me and i'm hearing from more of you every day about long-haul syndrome and these symptoms aren't going away. people are dying. it's moving into the heartland. and we're still not doing the things that we need to do. this president should have put his arms around it. instead he pushed it away. first it was taking advice, you know, from the demon semen doctor. how many times have i said that? i can't believe i just said that. this is the days we're living in. now it's the mypillow guy. i'll tell you the truth, i don't know which one is more dep

stacey axelrod. good morning to you, stacey. i heard about your tips, i want you to take us through them.paw of your pups so roll 'em quickly while i have all three here. >> sure, good morning, lara. good morning, pups. how are y'all doing today? >>ogqw we're good, tnk you. >> you'ved got your three dogs here, right? so you're up for a challenge. but it looks ready for their sh. so, do you hav lara? >> i do. i've got the camera. i know you said to get some pillow, get them on a sofa. i have a pocket full of treats and i am praying that they'll stay because this is live tv. >> okay. you are ready, you're ready. so grab your camera. we're going to do a little role switch here. you'll be the photographer and i'll coach you through it. >> okay. >> looks like they're ready already. good job. >> they look good. >> you guys, cheer, oh, my gosh, this is amazing. >> good job. good job, can we get them a little closer together maybe. bring them in nice and close. >> i could try. >> oh, there we go. >> keep it nice -- >> we just lost one. >> use some treats to lead him back in. >> treat, guys. listen, i'm going to show the audience -- stacey a lot of treats. i propped up pillow, i got them on a couch and tried to make them really comfortable like you said. you did such a great job letting to do this because it is hard to wrangle especially more than one dog and i just want to show the fruits of our labor. look at that. can you see that? >> oh. that is beautiful. very, very well done. >> thank you very much. >> can we try one more. >> no, i don't think so an camera. we lost dandy. >> okay. >> so thank you so much for the tips. we'll put them on our website as well with all of our other tips. thank you so much. check out goodmorningamerica.com to find dogs around the country that you can adopt today. pleaset, everybody. you will not regret it. >>> and coming up we're celebrating women's equality day. stay with us on ma it'can it help with snoring?le of the year on the sleep number 360 smart bed. i've never heard snoring. exactly. no problem. ...and done and now, all beds are on sale. save 50% on the sleep number 360 limited

stacey abrams because she seems to be more genuine when she is making a presentation. everyone else is either a lawyer or old, how can i said, government employees, which i'm a retired government employee, but stacey abrams is my choice. host: what makes her genuine? her presentation, her amount of knowledge, in most important, her age -- she is a new thinker in the african-american community. i am from the jesse jackson, martin luther king era. eight-time to man in vietnam. that is neither here nor there. she is genuine. they brought her from georgia and she was in washington for what reason -- i think she is a solid person who will be selected. host: staceybrams, one of the youngest the -- of those being considered. just 46 results. a few comments from social media and our tweet service, including this from fern of michigan believing it should be stacey abrams or congressman karen bass. harris for attorney general is what fern notes. two of these impressive women are my pick -- susan rice and tammy duckworth. host: this from chris in virginia -- one more from sandy -- host: michael is next out of lindenhurst, new york. caller: good morning. how are you? host: i am doing well. caller: i have a comment. the p,re going to pick a and for the qualifications, not for their color. thank you. host: who has the best qualifications? caller: elizabeth warren. that should be good enough. i like her. host: we lost the caller. wendy in roseville, michigan. caller: good morning. how are you doing? host: i am doing well. caller: my choice is my governor, gretchen whitmer. thatas shown the firmness she needs when she has to go up against the republican l

stacey, reminding all of us. >> i was going to say to tag on what you said utah is like one giant national park because it really have beautiful everywhere. ainsley: it's so pretty. staceynd i know you are amazing mom and wife. will whats was it like to soak it in or during covid. >> see all those beautiful things because it's uplifting. it's great for the soul. it's great to be with your family. it's fun because it's like when you are a mother you get to see life as a child. doesn't matter if they're older or your honor seeing family is beautiful right now. ainsley: abby, what did you learn from it? >> i learned if you want to kind of revive yourself and revive your soul like my mom said spend time with your family and spend time outdoors and be thankful for all the things god has given us. ainsley: absolutely. god bless you all. thank you for raising her up in a strong faith. we are in a bible study together and i love that god. >> god bless you. >> season streams on parked from now. now until august 22nd get a free copy of sean's book live free or die head to fox nation.com for more information. donald trump is going to join us live at the top of the hour. you hope t