as you discussed with stephanie ruhle, we, in this hour and the hours to come, have plenty of this stephanie ruhle msnbc exclusive with vice president harris. we're excited about that. i will see you soon. >> have a great show. >> thank you, nicole. welcome to "the beat." we are covering vice president kamala harris seizing the spotlight. first this major economic address. she arrived in the key state of pennsylvania today. and that is making waves, the campaign trying to seize on voters' concerns. many voters say the economy is still their top issue. and she is all over that, while also doing another interview on her new economic vision with msnbc's stephanie ruhle. we have more excerpts from this news-making interview, a great get by our colleague, stephanie ruhle. we're going to show you in the moments ahead in this hour, and then the entire exclusive interview airs tonight, as you can see on your screen, at 7:00 p.m. eastern. that's under an hour from now. so, get comfortable. we've got you covered. meanwhile, it is a campaign, a clash of visions and candidates. donald trump, for his par

tariffs, what's her name again, stephanie ruhle?e is throwing this around, look, man, you pushed the release, cashless bail, protecting sanctuary for illegals, you were throwing around ideas that kill people. tariffs are not going to kill people. >> jesse: and harold, you just said, in the commercial break, that she kept all of his tariffs and even raised them. >> harold: i think some of them they did, a lot of them they did. we talked a lot of things in the break. a couple of things. i wasn't surprised that "the view" praised him. president trump in his farewell, i would be nice to him and would salute him, too. i think it is fine. i do think vice president harris talking about the seriousness of the tariffs, i wish she would also add to that. some of the very ceos in the country who come on some of our business network here and say critical things about her plan, one should ask them, what do you think about tariffs on american, on foreign or imported goods? what would that do to your bottom line and your strategy? again, i can be

we're moments away from stephanie ruhle's exclusive interview with vice president harris tonight 7:00 p.m. eastern which is in 20 seconds. it's a special hour featuring stephanie and anchored by our colleague, chris hayes. keep it locked for the big vp harris interview on msnbc right now. ♪♪ >>> good evening. i'm chris hayes. no, we did not skip an hour. joy reed is at the emmy's tonight. "the reidout" has been nominated for outstanding breaking news. well deserved. congratulations to joy and the team. tonight, i'm going to be with you for a very special edition of "all in" two hours. we have an exclusive vp kamala harris. stephanie ruhle sat down with the vice president in pittsburgh, pennsylvania, for an in-depth conversation about the economy. today vice president harris made her economic pitch to voters ahead of election day also in pittsburgh. >> i intend to chart a new way forward. and grow america's middle class. donald trump intends to take america backwards. for donald trump, our economy works best if it works for those who own the big skyscrapers, not those who actually buil

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but she picked the late night host, stephanie ruhle, who recently made clear she's a fierce critic ofpresident. >> and in 2024, unlike 2016 for a lot of the american people, we know exactly what trump will do, who he is and the kind of threat he is to democracy. howard: and in the interview, with almost no follow-ups, tiffany raoul made clear -- stephanie ruhle made clear she was on kamala's side. >> in 2016 donald trump connected with unions. he saw them, there was an emotional connection. but what he didn't do was deliver policy. donald trump sort of his big idea is this broad-base tariffs across the board. you and many others have said that would be in the only disastrous, but it would be a direct tax on the american consumer. his plan is not serious when you lay it out like that, so i just want to can ask you yes or no, at any point in your life, have you served two all-beef pattieses -- working at a mcdonald's, yes or no, that's it. [laughter] >> i have. howard: two girlfriends having a good teem. look, i expected a good interview is, but stephanie ruhle, who has a backdown in fi

stephanie ruhle is with us okay.uh here today. >> i thought maybe we would talk about rhetoric because that's what's on trump's mind. he got shot at again and he says their rhetoric is causing me to be shot at. and then of course, in true trumpian fashion, always the most unself aware person in the universe goes on to say, when they're the ones that are destroying the country which would be also the kind of rhetoric that would make a borderline person shoot at you. but rhetoric has consequences, but he is possibly the worst person to make this case. >> yeah. i mean, it's the pot calling the kettle black. i think that's what the expression was was, was basically born. i mean this is the guy who called the media the enemy of the american people scum, vermin, all these all these phrases. now he's of course, he's absolutely right that we probably should tone it down when we're calling our opponents. the end of democracy, the end of western civilization. we're not helping our arguments i disagree, i disagree. >> that's th

. >> the way that she said it with stephanie ruhle was not.hould do it from now on, as you say, let's compare the first three years of both administrations. that's clean. it takes colbert out now of it because we know the covid obviously had huge effects on supply chaiit.n out jobs. so in the first three years versus first three years, the biden-harris administration added 359,000 more manufacturing jobs than trump diheyd in his first three years and 200,000 more auto jobs. >> clean did, cl and simple, puw on it. >> those are the statse ar. judge jeanine, vote for me, said, you know what? i think the only thing that matters is the lady who may or may now be watchingey us, who says every time i go to the grocery store, i have to make sure i have enough moneo y, my purse, because inflation has gone up and.e up wages have not gone up because, you know, i'm paying 20, 30% more for food and 55% more for auto insurance and 28% more for energy. and, you know, whens gets kamala harris gets up there u and her team like, stephanie ruhle, who's a smart w

once again i am stephanie ruhle and welcome to the nightcap. we are now just 39 days away from the election of the democratic nominee is leading into the issue of immigration. vice president kamala harris stopped at the southern border during a trip to battle ground arizona. she called for more investment in securing the border and reminded voters that it was her opponent who killed the bipartisan bill that would've done just that. meanwhile, former president trump was focusing on ukraine, of all things, and is now promising to work out a deal to win the war. he met with president zelenskyy at trump tower even as questions are growing about his support for the country. earlier this week we heard both candidates weigh in with their plans and how they're going to boost the economy. keep in mind while all of that is happening, mail in voting is already underway in 26 states. let's bring in our nightcap. msnbc's alex witt is here. she is the host of alex wood reports every weekend. tom rogers joins us, msnbc and cnbc founder. christina greer is her

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good evening once again i am stephanie ruhle when we are now just 60 days away from the election and only four until the debate between kamala harris and donald trump. this week both candidates were focused on the top issue for voters, the economy. harris also picked up a major endorsement from a republican congresswoman liz cheney and today, her father, former vp cheney said he is going to vote for harris, as well. just take a moment. cheney, remember cheney? he is voting for kamala harris. with that, let's bring in our nightcap because it is friday night. we've got reverend al sharpton, host of msnbc's politics nation and president of the national action network in public tory joins us. we must say since last time we saw pablo, he has now been awarded the edward r. murrow award, one of the highest honors for journalists. bravo to you. >> i never thought you would say that. thank you guys. >> let's talk about this election and rev, i'm turning to you first. you are the one of the first people she called when she made it official. here we are with two months to go. >> i think it is s

once again, i am stephanie ruhle and we are now just 55 days away from the election but today campaigningside as the candidates join together with the country in marking 23 years since the 9/11 terror attacks. just 10 hours after facing off against one another in an intense debate, vp, harris and donald trump greeted one another and shook hands and a solemn commemoration at ground zero here in new york city. harris, trump, and jd vance spent the day attending several events and were in new york, washington and pennsylvania for governor tim walz was in minnesota where he honored victims by helping pack meals for food banks. we are going to see how last night's debate is change the national conversation and candidate strategies. my colleague, peter alexander, has more than that. >> for 90 minutes, harris delivered a new strategy to provoke outburst from the former president, blocking his rallies. >> you will also notice people start leaving his rallies early after exhaustion and boredom. >> she said people started leaving. >> reporter: harris pressing arrival and his refusal to accept the 2

tonight, harris sat down with stephanie ruhle for an exclusive interview focused on her economic plan where she laid out her vision for america. >> my vision for the economy, i call it an opportunity economy, is about making sure that all americans wherever they start, wherever they are, have the ability to achieve those dreams and those ambitions which include for middle-class families, just being able to know that their hard work allows them to get ahead. i think we can't and we should not aspire to have an economy that just allows people to get by. people want to do more than just get by. they want to get ahead. >> earlier today in pittsburgh, harris explained the three pillars of her economic plan which includes lowering cost for the middle class, investing in entrepreneurship and making america a global manufacturing leader. the vice president also made sure to emphasize the contrast between her economic vision and her opponents, or his lack thereof. >> frankly and i say this in all sincerity, he's just not very serious about how he thinks about some of these issues. one must be

joining me as stephanie ruhle, senior business analyst for msnbc and hosted the 11th hour.explains to all of us what any of this possibly means. i am grateful she is here. trump has an about-face on crypto you have been watching this. is there anything you learn from his big announcement everybody should know about? >> i have been listening. he is in twitter spaces tonight with a self-proclaimed crypto breaux and he said it's young crypto but it's growing. he said we could do it or we could not do it. his main reason for getting involved in crypto from making the united states the crypto capitol the world is because if we don't do it, china will do it. he says don jr. and derek know about it and his 20-year-old son barron who is a freshman in college. it has been reported one of the people barron has spoken to and learned about crypto from those martin shkreli who has been recently released from prison for securities fraud. for me, one of my favorite parts about this, it's basically a crypto stock exchange. you can buy and borrow from it but it's not like trump himself will

the 11th hour with stephanie ruhle starts now. >>> tonight, the day after the debate, presidential hopefuls meet again, hours after the fiery face-off. where the race goes from here. plus, why a baseless conspiracy theory about migrants eating pets in springfield, ohio, found its way to the presidential debate. we will speak directly to a local officials. then he is the only democrat to face to j.d. vance. tim ryan is here with a device for the harris campaign as the 11th hour gets underway on this wednesday night. good evening once again. i am stephanie ruhle and we are now 55 days away from the election, but today campaigning was temporarily set aside as candidates joined together with the country and marking 23 years since the 9/11 terror attacks. 10 hours after facing off against one another in an intense debate, vp kamala harris and donald trump greeted one another and shook hands. at the solemn commemoration at ground zero in new york city. harris, trump, and j.d. vance spent the day attending events in new york, washington and pennsylvania. while governor tim walz was in minnesota wh

once again, i am stephanie ruhle. can you believe that we are now just 61 days away from the election and campaign donations are still pouring in, at least for kamala harris. the vice president raised more than $300 million in the month of august. it is over twice as much as the trump campaign, which raised also a whole lot of money, $130 million in the same time period. today, harris arrived in pittsburgh, pennsylvania. the city will be her home for the next four days as she prepares for her first debate against trump on thursday night. this, as new reporting says the trump campaign is changing their strategy. axe's reports trump is scaling back campaigning in new hampshire, minnesota and virginia, three states he was targeting just six weeks ago and he is also revamping his economic message in a last- ditch effort to slow harris' momentum ahead of the debate. von hilliard had a difficult challenge of digging into that policy. here is more. >> reporter: tonight, just days from his critical face off with vice presiden

the only thing we learned from this interview is just how little kamala harris and stephanie ruhle ande leftist media think about american voters. you think about the way that ruhle started the interview with harris, she started with a "fact jack" about whether kamala harris archly worked at mcdonald's. the entire point of which was to make fun of the idea that can will needs to be fact-checked for repeatedly lying to the american people. because apparently according to ruhle, kamala harris gets to lie to voters without impunity. and then you look at ruhle's defense afterwards where she said that sure some of her answers might not have been direct but the issues aren't direct. and the answers are necessarily clear. ruhle and kamala harris seem to think that american voters are not capable of grasping the issues at stake. well guess what, you don't need to be a congressman and you don't need to be a bureaucrat to recognize that your grocery prices are significantly higher now than they were when trump was in office. this is how little they think of you, the american voter. >> trace: you

once again, i am stephanie ruhle. it is great to be back with you because we are now just 63 days away from the election day , but just three days away from the first ballots going out. north carolina starts sending out mail-in ballots this friday and early voting in the crucial state of pennsylvania starts in less than two weeks and right now, political insiders are using words like dogfight to describe the race between vice president kamala harris and former president trump. recent polls show harris with a narrow lead on trunk nationally, and the race is even tighter in key battleground states, the ones that decided all her polls are showing a virtual tie in many of them. at this point, republicans are going all in on one strategy, to bring down harris instead of trying to prove their candidates likability with voters and remember, that key debate is one week away from tonight. my colleague has a closer look at where the race stands. >> reporter: tonight, the final stretch of the 2024 presidential race is underway.

once again, i am stephanie ruhle live from los angeles and we are now 47 days away from election day . this evening, we are going to talk about polls, so let's remember, polls are not predictive and they are also not perfect. they are far from perfect but they are a snapshot of where things stand in the current moment and they can show us where the trends are moving. today, we got a wave of new polls both nationally and in the key battleground states for the whole thing is decided and they showed that while vice president harris and democrats are in the strongest position they have been in all year, this race is still incredibly close. in fact, nearly all the results from these polls are within the margin of error. it does appear that last week's debate help the vice president but not enough to break away from trump. new polls focus on the crucial state of pennsylvania, where it really matters, so that the race is still extremely close there. tonight, the vice president was in detroit, michigan for a live stream town hall event with opera. the event saw the whole lock like an episode

the 11th hour with stephanie ruhle starts now. >>> tonight, both candidates on the campaign trail with less than two months to go until the election. heated political rhetoric, conspiracy theories and the economy takes center stage. then, sean diddy combs denied bail after being accused of trafficking. the disturbing details in the federal indictment plus why some democrats are all worried about january 6, 2025 is the 11th hour gets underway on this tuesday night. that evening. once again i am stephanie ruhle and we are now just 49 days away from the election and today is national voter registration day. presidential candidates and their running mates encourage people to get to the polls in key states. vp harris spoke with black journalist and pennsylvania before stopping by a campaign volunteer event. she was asked about donald trump's lies about haitian immigrants in the springfield, ohio killing, stealing and eating the pets of residence and here's what she said. >> i know that people are deeply troubled by what is happening to that community in springfield, ohio, and it has got to

the 11th hour with stephanie ruhle starts now. struck tonight, the race to the white house shifts into overdrive as the campaign said the battleground states for the first time since tuesday's debate. >>> trump says no to another face-off as harris's team announces a new fundraising record plus the power of celebrity endorsements. how much do they actually matter? i will ask the legendary carol king is the 11th hour gets underway on this thursday night. >>> good evening, once again i am stephanie ruhle. i hope you're not too tired because we are still 54 days to go until the election day. the candidates are now back in full on campaign mode for the first time since tuesday's debate, and this headline on your screen right there says it all. today trump ruled out another debate with the vice president while kamala harris' campaign said it took him nearly 50 million bucks and donations in the 24 hours since tuesday's matchup but right now, it is all about the ground game for everybody and we saw the candidates spread out across the b

the 11th hour with stephanie ruhle starts now. >>> good evening once again and thank you for joining us for a special edition of the 11th hour. i am stephanie ruhle live from carnegie mellon university in pittsburgh for today, vice president, harris laid out her economic vision for this country. we will have my full one-on-one interview with her in a couple of minutes. >>> first, there is major breaking news in new york city tonight. mayor eric adams is expected to face federal charges as early as tomorrow. adam says any charges against him would be entirely false and based on lies. i want to bring in former u.s. federal attorney joyce he spent 25 years as a prosecutor. joyce, i leave new york city for one night and the whole place goes on fire. what do we know and what is this whole situation go from here? >> right. clearly, you can't ever leave again. what appears to be the case here is that federal prosecutors have gone to a grand jury. they have obtained an indictment that has been sealed. that is why we don't know any of the details. of course, while it is sealed, no one on the

the 11th hour with stephanie ruhle starts now. >>> tonight, the presidential candidates firing up their bases they tried to turn out every last vote in a tight race. we check in with our friend, steve korn mackey, on the past to 270. >>> plus, a warning to democrats from the battlegrounds. why a new memo is laying out a worrying trend among young voters. >>> why america has become irresistible to investment. we discussed how clean energy is boosting the economy, especially in red states is the 11th hour gets underway on this tuesday night. >> good evening once again, i am stephanie ruhle one we are now just 42 days away from the election. on one hand it seems like tomorrow. on the other hand it seems like it's never going to get here because one or both candidates doing right now? they are leaning into an issues that energize the respective base. vice president kamala harris spoke with a local wisconsin radio station and talked about restoring abortion rights under roe v. wade. >> we should eliminate the filibuster for row and we need to get us to the point where 51 votes would be what

and that was a moment from stephanie ruhle's exclusive interview with vice president kamala harris that on our air last night. and joining us now is politics editor for bloomberg, laura davison. let's talk about the economy. polls suggest this election like many is top of mind for voters. it was an issue for most of this campaign where trump had a pretty significant advantage particularly when he was running against president biden. now polls suggest harris has cut into his lead. give us your analysis on their dueling messages on the economy. what seems to be resonating with voters? >> you've seen harris and trump go toe to toe with how they would boost u.s. manufacturing yesterday. harris laid out the plan for tax credits, for employers who create union jobs in critical sectors, medals for things in aerospace, clean energy, nuclear energy, block chain, a.i. so she laid out this vision where the u.s. economy should be going over the next 10, 20 years. trump also has a plan he laid out this week. this is very trumpian in nature. he said he wanted to personally recruit foreign companies t

the 11th hour with stephanie ruhle starts now. >>> tonight, both candidates on the campaign trail withection. heated political rhetoric, conspiracy theories and the economy takes center stage. then, sean diddy combs denied bail after being accused of trafficking. the disturbing details in the federal indictment plus why some democrats are all worried about january 6, 2025 is the 11th hour gets underway on this tuesday night. that evening. once again i am stephanie ruhle and we are now just 49 days away from the election and today is national voter registration day. presidential candidates and their running mates encourage people to get to the polls in key states. vp harris spoke with black journalist and pennsylvania

strike good evening, i am ali velshi and for my friend stephanie ruhle. we have a special edition of "the 11th hour". you just finished watching the new msnbc film, "from russia with lev". in a few minutes we're going to talk with the former trump insider lev parnas and his wife, svetlana, about the ukraine scheme. later we will breakdown the latest news from the presidential race including the latest on the georgia election board ruling on counting ballots. but first i want to get right into it with the executive producer of "from russia with lev", my colleague, rachel maddow, who gets to add a new and important moniker to your resume. you are the executive producer of this amazing documentary we just watched. congratulations, first of all, my friend. >> thank you, it feels so great to have it out in the world. have to ask you, did you like it? >> not only did i like it, i was set up not to like it. i don't mean that for any other reason than lev is a complicated character and it is an honest documentary about the complexity of lev. his wife talks about

the 11th hour with stephanie ruhle starts right now. >> tonight, six weeks after -- out from election day and the polling shows the race is close as democrats trolled trump over a senate debate. >>> fears of a wider war grow in lebanon. we will have the latest from richard engel as the 11th hour gets underway on this monday night. >>> good evening once again, i'm symone sanders talton in for stephanie ruhle. folks plenty of people are already casting their votes. early in person voting is on the way . a new poll shows vice president harris with a big popularity boost and a five- point lead on donald trump, which is within the margin of error. here is garrett with a closer look. >> with six weeks until election day, former president trump in critical pennsylvania, as he showing new signs of strength in three other crucial battlegrounds. polls revealing trump leave vice president harris in north carolina, georgia and arizona, all within the margin of error. but nationally, it's harris with the edge according to our nbc news poll. the vice president five-point lead within the margin of e

once again, i am stephanie ruhle. good to be back in new york city where tonight we are tracking breaking news in the southeast is the incredibly powerful hurricane helene is heading the florida coast. i'm going to bring in our own bill karins with the latest. what's going on down there? >> a horrific storm. the storm surge is in areas that people have never seen the water on the west coast of florida. the big bend is now getting 20 foot storm surge and the storm itself is now moving inland with destructive winds. this is the shoreline right here and wants half of the eye crosses the coast we will get the official landfall from the national hurricane center so what is historic about this is that this big bend region here of florida and our recorded history of hurricanes which goes back to the mid-1800s, we've never had a category four or five make landfall in this area. that has never happened before. that is why we are talking about storm surge values that are the highest ever recorded in this portion of florida. thi

i am stephanie ruhle and we are now just 48 days away from election day. are you ready for this? that is less than seven weeks. you might have a doctors appointment scheduled after the election at this point and today americans got really good news about the economy. the fed decided to vote big with its first cut to interest rates since 2020. that means in the middle of an election where many americans say the economy is the top issue, mortgages and credit card bills are about to get more affordable. it is another top issue for americans, emigration. she talked about that when she spoke to the congressional black caucus today. >> we must also reform our broken immigration system. and protect our dreamers. and understand we can do both, create an earned pathway to citizenship and secure our border is secure. we can do both and we must do both. donald trump and his extremist allies will keep trying to pull us backward. we all remember what they did to tear families apart and now they have pledged to carry out the largest deportation, mass deportation in american history. imagine wh

the 11th hour with stephanie ruhle starts right now. >>> tonight, a monster storm about to make landfall. this hour, hurricane helene slams into florida's big bend as a category 4. plus new york city mayor eric adams is defined as he faces multiple federal corruption charges including bribery and wire fraud. and how wall street is responding to vice president harris and her economic address. the 11th hour gets underway on this thursday night. >>> good evening once again, i am stephanie ruhle, good to be back in new york city where tonight we are tracking breaking news in the southeast as the incredibly powerful hurricane helene is hitting the florida coast. i want to bring in our own bill karins with the latest. what's going on. >> a horrific storm. the storm surge is in areas where people have never seen the water on the coast of florida, the big bend is getting a 20 foot storm surge. you can see it for yourself, this is the shoreline right here and wants half of the eye crosses the coast, we get the official landfall from the national hurricane center. what is historic is that this big

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the current vice president, kamala harris, sat down for a very friendly interview with stephanie ruhle minutes hoping for details about economic plan because she had gave somewhat definitive speech earlier in the day talking about what she would do if she was elected. for the most part softball questions, very vague answers, and no follow-ups. i don't quite get what the campaign thought in setting it up other than now they can say we did a one-on-one cable tv interview. >> brian: she is still considering doing "60 minutes," maybe she might want to reconsider that or just pass. watch. >> you know, gone is the day of everyone thinking they could actually live the american dream, so part of my vision for the economy is let's deal with some of the every day challenges that people face and address them with common sense solutions such as affordable housing. what we do in terms of giving benefits and assistance to state and local governments around transit dollars and look holistically at the connection between that and housing. and looking holistically at the incentives we in the federal go

i am stephanie ruhle, and we are now just 42 days away from the election. on one hand it seems like tomorrow, on another, it feels like it's never going to get here. because both candidates, what are they doing right now? they are leaning into issues that energize the respective base. vice president kamala harris spoke with a local wisconsin radio station and talked about restoring abortion rights under roe v wade. listen to this. >> we should eliminate the filibuster for row and that we need, and get us to the point, where 51 votes would be what we need to actually put back in law the protections for reproductive freedom. >> did you hear what she said? this is the first time vp harris confirmed her position on eliminating the filibuster to codify roe v wade since becoming the democratic nominee. meanwhile, donald trump was in georgia for the first time in almost two months. and listen closely to what he promised. he promised to lower taxes, raise tariffs, and, quote, take other countries jobs. i promise we are going to dig into that. and tomorrow harris is

. >>> and vice president harris sits down with my dear colleague stephanie ruhle to flush out her economic proposals. what she promised to do if she is elected. but we start with hurricane helene. expected to grow into at least a major category 4 storm possibly a 4. who knows. before it collides with florida's big bend a few hours from now. the hurricane could be strongest in recorded history to hit the city of tallahassee. local paper "tallahassee democrat" calling it a nightmare scenario, the worst hurricane impact in living memory for many. this is video from tampa shot earlier today, and the epicenter is still hundreds of miles away. the national weather center is warning of damage to critical infrastructure, blocked roads, power outages lasting days even weeks and a "unsurvivable storm surge" for people near the coast. this isn't just about the big bend area. mandatory evacuation orders in place for all or part of 19 florida counties across a distance of nearly 300 miles. i want to bring in nbc's kathy park in tallahassee. time left for people to get out? what is the city doing? how d

i am stephanie ruhle and we are now just 53 days away from the election. the voters are paying a lot more attention to what the candidates are actually saying while kamala harris focuses on issues like reproductive rights and affordable childcare. donald trump and his partner, j.d. vance, go for broke on conspiracy theories and big, fat lies. whether it is immigrants eating household pets, the childless cat ladies ruining our country. we've got a lot to cover so i want to bring in our nightcap and it is a great one. haze brown is here, msnbc daily columnist and editor. callum rosenblatt, internet culture reporter for nbc news percodan nathan joins us, cnbc contributor and host of the on the take podcast. mary harris is back, managing editor and host of slates daily news podcast. what is next? over 67 million people watched this week's debate. that is a great sign for the american people and one of the biggest headlines that we are still talking about -- i can't believe we are, and we are because he won't stop talking about it -- is what is happening in spr

that was a fascinating interview with stephanie ruhle., so many people saying she doesn't say anything about her economic plan, she doesn't do interviews. she did a speech yesterday about her economic plan and the interview. do you think that she said enough to prove that she has her own vision for america that answers some of these questions? >> look, it wasn't the most expansive interview you've heard on an economic talk. most importantly, you have it. she can say, look, i do have a plan, i gave a speech, i answered questions on it, i care about people suffering in this country and don't feel the economy has quite caught up with them, right? >> mm-hm. >> the specifics in it are meant to communicate to individuals like i have your values, i know it's hard to raise a child, you might need some help there. i know it's hard to start a small business, i might have something to help you there. those specifics may not be all that meaningful to voters, but what's important to now is she does have a plan and she can answer that question. >> it i

t anhow brave of the campaign.ho with, of course, one of our top supporters at my dnc, stephanie ruhle. now, she's a big supporter of kamala harris. she is rooting for kamala to win. that's fin ke. my book, she's a radical left-wing talk show host. d needless to say, this was not a hard hitting intervieww with with nonpartizan reporter, by the way. that's okay. iewenald tru trump.hy a i definitely want donald trump to win. i'm not shy about it. i say it the time. we have members of both members of the press. she fancies herselfot a journalist. she's not. she e. talk show host lik. i'm honest about who i am. donald trump doesn't just talk yours truly. he answers questions. he does press avails on virtually every outlet on a regular basis. ev does j.d. vance. even he does it with networks that hate him, whichen is most of the media mob. so for tonight's appearance on most dnc to be kamala's only solo national television te interview, you know, after the 60 minutes and 29 secondstim with tim walz on fake newswa cns it's troubling, especially when she can't even answe r single question wit

.: n >> stephanie ruhle is a business analyst on nbc. she's es trump hatera trump hat and the interview focused somege economy, somethin kamala can't talk about because if she said what her plan was, she'd lose in a landslide saide >> for those who say these f policies aren't for meha, what o you say to them? >> well, if you are hardworking, if you have the dreams and the ambitions and the aspirations of what i believe you do, and you'reu kw in my plan, you know, i havereal to tell you, i really lovely and i'm so energized by what ami i know to be the spiritca and character of the american people. we have ambition, we have aspirations, we have dreams. weeams can see what's possible. we have an incredible work inc ethic. but not everyone has the access to the opportunities that allow them to achieve those things.. my vision for the economy, i call it an opportunity. economy is about making sureansh that all americans, wherever they starterst, wherever they a, have the ability to actually achievy achie those those dreame and those ambition

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msnbc host stephanie ruhle focused on ms harris�*s economic plans — challenging just how realistic her housing before, giving extra money for a first home, if you cannot raise corporate taxes or if the gop takes control of the senate, where do you get the money to do that? do you still go forward with those plans? we are going to have to raise corporate taxes, and we are going to have to raise... we are going to have to make sure that the biggest corporations and billionaires pay theirfair share, that's just it. ms harris�*s opponent donald trump is also on the campaign trail. the former president has been speaking in the battleground state of north carolina, where he touched on the war in ukraine — repeating his opinion that the conflict would have never happened if he was president. mr trump also spoke about the economy and immigration — criticising his opponent kamala harris on those issues. our economy is doing really, really badly. kamala goes to work every day in the white house, families are suffering now, so if she has a plan, she should stop grandstanding and do it, just do it

that's exactly, i think, the point that stephanie ruhle was trying to make in her exchange there whichwe now know donald trump's view of the world, view of the country, we know his leadership and for many people they see him as a danger to constitutional order, constitutional norms and to, frankly, the order on the world stage. look, i think if -- i didn't see the entire segment so if brett was being critical of vice president harris unduly then he should be criticized but i do think this is an area where sometimes it's easy to hold vice president harris to a standard of perfection that she can't meet. she is not a perfect candidate, she came into this race 45 days ago, some of her positions have changed and there are questions she hasn't answered, but what we dmoe is the value set she brings to the office for domestic policy and view of the international order, her willingness to protect constitutional norms, willingness to protect personal freedoms, willingness to fight for an opportunity economy for all people. we know her record with the biden administration, helping lead a post-pa

very reasonable and moderate speech to the economic club, afterwards, she sat down with msnbc's stephanie ruhleocal workshop. and let's go to the highlights. >> for those who say these policies are for me, what do you say to them? >> well, if you are -- [crashing] >> stephen: we've got a great show for you tonight. my guests are sarah silverman and chris stapleton. but when we come back, meanwhile! join us, won't you? [cheers and applause] >> announcer: "the late show with stephen colbert" sponsored by shopify. sign up for a $1 per month trial at shopify.com/tv. [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> stephen: hello, everyone! give it up for louis cato and "the late show" band! [cheers and applause] listen, i don't know if you know it, but me and my wife evie released a book called "does this taste funny." and i am proud to say we are now a "new york times" best seller. people are eating it up. and if you are interested in seeing me and evie live at town hall being interviewed by moderator and wonderful chef allison roman, we will be there a week from tomorrow, october 4th, and right there is a qr code, y

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