sykes, what are they like? they neverstop, do they? she sykes, what are they like?y never stop, do they? she always managed to be one of the last children out of the school door. she would have to make sure that she said goodbye to everybody left in the building, and prioritised organising herfriends. sorry, mum and dad, you just have to wait, these things need sorting, and elsie was always the goal for the job. things will never be the same without elsie, but the memories the children have are incredibly special and touching. their memories speak volumes and describe elsie in ways that words can't. at the beginning of the year, i read a book to the children called we are all wonders. it ends with a quote — when given a choice between being right and being kind, choose kind. i often reflected on this with the class. the memories of the children highlight that elsie lived her life by that rule. she always showed kindness to everyone around her. iwill share always showed kindness to everyone around her. i will share some of the children's memories with you. elsie was

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"charlie sykes, of "the bulwark." you all are just really great journalists hanging out with me for a while. we'll go with that. molly, you and i have beenchit ery-chatting off camera. there was a demand this interview happen. >> yes. >> the harris campaign has been haranged by the media, by the press. you must give us an interview. >> right. >> were you as -- well, i guess i wasn't surprised but i was disappointed at what was done with the interview. i'm not bashing dana bash, not at all. this is not about her. but when the media demands an interview, it is interesting that only four of the questions were not, hey, donald trump said this horrible thing about you, respond. your thoughts? >> yeah, i would like to pull back for a minute and say that before the media decided that the harris-walz campaign needed to do an interview, donald trump started -- republicans were like, why won't she sit for an interview? she must sit for an interview. then the media went on this train. >> don't they always? whatever trump says, t

we didn't get to charlie sykes yet. we'll do that when we come back. also much more on the news about trump's far right support starting to ebb. trump, who has doggedly defended every last corner of his coalition for more than nine years, is maybe losing some of the more questionable elements of that coalition. perhaps another sign of political frailty. that's ahead. >>> and later in the show, fact checking the lies and outlandish claims from donald trump as quickly as they come. no public figure has ever lied like he does before. so just how do you do it? yesterday the harris/walz campaign showed us all how to do it. they are ready to call him out on each and every one. >>> plus that includes his remarks yesterday that reproductive rights will only be in his view a small issue in november. we'll bring you all those stories and more when "deadline: white house" continues after a quick break. don't go anywhere. k break. don't go anywhere. ♪ (woman) ugh. (woman) phone! (man) ahhh! (woman) oh! (man) oh no. (woman) dang it! (vo) you break it. we take it. t

charlie sykes and angela reich, thank you both for your time. i really appreciate it. >>> we have lots more ahead as, harris's poll numbers rise. sodas donald trump sphere about his criminal charges. we're going to get into his latest play to avoid sentencing. that's coming up. but first, j.d. vance made the mistake of taking on stacey abrams and now stacey abrams is here to set the record straight. she joins me, coming up next. stay nextwith us. us. d it on the loaded fries and now your gut is in the gutter. undo it with pepto fast melts. so you can keep on rolling. [bowling pins knocked down] when you overdo it, undo it with pepto bismol. summer. it's the hungriest time of year for kids across america. kids whose hardworking families are struggling to make ends meet. whether it's working the crazy hours so you can have enough money for food or, you know, just giving up things for your personal self, and it's just yeah, gotta feed your kids. far too many kids are missing the meals they need this summer. that's why i'm here now asking you to joi

and in the the and intensified as lady at docks sykes on the been on over the past few days. also which may indicate that it has been detecting for the beloved preparation for the talk uh this morning. and what was the striking, pre emptive strikes uh towards the solve the, you know, the conflict between his way and his beloved been instilled by a deterrent formula. and obviously by striking the solid and suburbs i'll stay due to the last month is when the court a point and bite this retaliation this morning because of the lights aiming to re gain the debt to the detectives and say, face off to the huge office received by to come and go for the senior. come into fletcher. what's been the reaction in bainbridge when it's early, very early and on a sunday and be able to capture reactions from the sea. but it looks like. and despite the big escalation that the situation is quite contained and it's got to the box with the the 2 teen off, intermittent cross border selling between has the land is like the uh army. has the la issued a follow up statement to the minutes ago. the sayi

msnbc contributor charlie sykes, thank you so much.nd. >>> thank you for getting up "way too early" with us on this thursday morning. "morning joe" starts right now. >>> you have used

i'm a representative sykes of the rally in washington, d. c. t introduced his dentist while i do. a gallery of mississippians who had travelled there to demand a new state flag of them by lawrence as i love this. and the thing is, you know, we had a discussion about that. i saw this flag and fell in love with this. and i really liked it when i found out that the design of the lord is spanish. lawrence is the grand. busy of senator john stated, he represented during the time of jim crow where they thought that separate but equal was okay. is just so important to me to accept that overtime and through the generations of people change. i'm a hip hop already. are you still pops when light in and inspires us? i respect honoring your ancestors ion or mine. and that's kind of, i feel where the class happens because no one's gonna back down from that. but i need you to acknowledge the brutality that was carried out under that banner. and once you can do that, then hopefully a dialogue can begin. and we can come to some sort of agreement because i'd rather have you as my neighbor then my e

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joining us now is philip bump, "the washington post" columnist, and charlie sykes, msnbc contributor and columnist. good evening to you both. thank you for being here. don't know where to start. that the that was quite an adventure with donald trump today. sort of a press conference, mostly the rambling mess he has become. >> after it was over, after that hourlong ramble i thought to myself what did we just watch here? what just happened? is he okay? clearly something and apparently debilitating case of crowd envy. but once again i'm struck by the asymmetry of our politics because if joe biden or kamala harris had come out and given a performance like that there would be serious discussion about do we need to make a change at the top of the ticket, do we need an intervention. it really was interesting watch this lows energy rambling shrunken donald trump. this is what donald trump looks like when he is losing. the contrast and split screen with kamala harris and tim walz, it is inescapable because there was no joy in mar-a-lago today. >> philip, let's talk about, you know, charlie sa

charlie sykes, thank you, as well.ave you both on this morning. >>> coming up on "morning joe," we'll have the highlights from another golden day for team usa at the summer olympics. plus, willie geist joins us live from paris. "morning joe" will be right back. >>> there's an old saying in politics, what can swing undecided voters in a place like wisconsin is whether you seem like somebody they'd like to have a beer with. >> yeah. >> why would people in wisconsin want to have a beer with you? [ laughter ] >> well, i guess they -- they'd want to have a beer with me because i actually do like to drink beer. were you worried the wedding would be too much? nahhhh... (inner monologue) another destination wedding?? we just got back from her sister's in napa. who gets married in napa? my daughter. who gets married someplace more expensive? my other daughter. cancun! jamaica!! why can't they use my backyard!! with empower, we get all of our financial questions answered. so we don't have to worry. can we get out of here? i thou

and msnbc contributor and author of the book "how the right lost its mind," charlie sykes along with us. and conservative attorney george conway is here, as well. a lot to get to, joe. a lot of movement of the harris/walz campaign across the country. >> right. >> also in the polls. >> yeah. of course, jonathan lemire, we could talk about the polls. "the new york times"/siena polls have always trended for trump. took a sharp turn over the past week. now, harris up in the three key industrial states. pennsylvania, michigan, and wisconsin. just a really dramatic shift. that's something donald trump obviously is seeing. there you see, again, all three states. the numbers inside the numbers are even more surprising, how quickly, how dramatically things have changed. if you look at those numbers and you look at the numbers inside the numbers, you are reminded what americans have been telling us for the past four years. they do not want -- they did not want a repeat of 2020. so they don't have a repeat of 2020. you look at those numbers, though, first of all, really quickly, the economy. we

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msnbc contributor charlie sykes, thank you so much. hopefully you can stick around. >>> thank you for getting up "way too early" with us on this thursday morning. "morning joe" starts right now. >>> you have used words like animal and rapid to describe black district attorneys. you attack black journalists, calling them a loser. saying the questions they ask are, quote, stupid and racist. you've had dinner with a white supremacist at your mar-a-lago resort. so my question, sir, now that you are asking black supporters to vote for you, why should black voters trust you after you have used language like that? >> first of all, i don't think i've ever been asked the question so -- in such a horrible manner, first question. you don't even say hello, how are you? are you with abc? because i think they are a fake news network, a terrible network. >> and it only went downhill from there. that was part of donald trump's contentious interview yesterday at a conference for the national association of black journalists, where trump questioned whet

more on this, i want to bring in nbc's vaughn hillyard and columnist and msnbc contributor charlie sykes. vaughn, a ton of attention on walz today obviously in this announcement. what are we expecting from the trump camp? >> i think number one, let's look at minnesota and ohio. the two states where the respective vp candidates are from. the two states between them are michigan and wisconsin. donald trump choosing the americaner, and that's what -- midwesterner, and that's what kamala harris has decided to do. but will see vance and trump at his mar-a-lago estate, he has a rally coming up in boseman, montana, friday night. j.d. vance is going to be following the ticket around. they're not rallies, but he's going to deliver remarks to press cameras here. i think from the initial statement from donald trump's campaign, it's interesting the points that they point out. quote from the trump campaign statement, from proposing his own carbon-free agenda to suggesting stricter emission standards for gas-powered cars and embracing policies to allow convicted felons to vote, walz is obsessed with s

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serene, ancient city of uncle, and present day cambodia is a protected your next school world heritage sykes. but as its temples of lakes and irrigation canals are being preserved, many of its inhabitants are being relocated. people in power investigates the alleged force evictions of thousands of families. the battle for the soul of anchored box part to adjust the jews have the right to live safely everywhere. and there's no doubt that there was a long history of vile anti semitism. but you have tens of thousands of palestinians floors in the name of these riley, jewish, and security who is most secure after this. it's actually making us more unsafe and until palestinians are safe and secure is right. these never will be and use never will be the the, you're welcome in his, our life from headquarters in delphi and getting you navigate. here's what's coming up. in the next 60 minutes. st bottles and bangladesh between government and opposition, supporters leave at least 12 people that calls are growing for prime ministers. it has the not to resign. an elderly is really couple are killed and

i'm still here with professor jeffrey sykes, president with united nation sustainable development solutions network to visit you told me about how the switch conference today doesn't mean much. obviously brush has not invited in to it's you're supporting deal stein. i understand how for the us presidency, presidential elections and it looks like trump, many of the polls are saying, will there be any difference when it comes to gaza, specifically, or will they definitely be some change on ukraine or very difficult to tell. based on the pronouncements of trump and that back as we should say, that there are prominent is riley lobbyist backing the backing for bite. and, and for trump, look my advice to the rest of the world, which is so i 95.9 percent of the world because the us is 4 point one percent that the world population is be serious. the consequent insist on truth hanging together and don't expect uh, any miracles, even stability necessarily from the united states. the u. s. is going to be stable and unpredictable. i after november, no matter what happens i. neither of the 2 lead candid

we will hear a tribute from one of her teachers from school now, sykes. everybody remembers elsie.e on her. we found comfort in sharing stories about her time at farnborough road. as you can imagine, there are thousands of memories i could share but hopefully these will demonstrate the amazing little girl we all love and remember. when elsie first arrived at school on her dad put much shelter she quickly made an impression. she was notjust elsie, she was elsie dot. she explains, thatis she was elsie dot. she explains, that is my name because my mummy says i am just like a little daughter. people fondly remember the many ways she travelled to school, her dad's shelter is turning to push along bike with a helmet, then the stabilisers and eventually writing into school on her own. whatever the transport, she always managed to do it with style. nursery, when elsie returned after a day off, mrs farmer assumed she had been unwell. elsie quickly corrected her, explaining how she had enjoyed a trip to a spa with mum, proudly showing off her latest sparkly nail varnish. we all know know how

charlie sykes, we've seen a lot of flipping of the script in the last few weeks. you have the harris campaign telling nbc news that trump's multitrillion dollar agenda is, quote, a deficit bomb. how interesting to hear democrats wrangling that back for republicans, especially after the unmitigated spending we saw during the trump years. >> i think it's interesting they're leaning into issues that republicans thought that they were there, that they actually own. the fact is that donald trump is uninterested in being fiscally responsible. you saw that during his presidency. you see that in many proposals he's making. obviously, he wants to exploit the problems of inflation, but almost everything he's talking about doing would make it worse. you know, mass deportations, taking away the independence of the fed, imposing massive new sales taxes in the form of tariffs on middle class families. i think it is important to lean in on all of this. and i think that the details -- look, i mean, i still have a lot of questions about the details of many of these proposals, but

it was a sykes took place roughly an hour or a little over an hour ago. there's scales in the seats, obviously wherever they hit the plays. so the information is finish coming in on casualties. but what we know is that the seeking a, uh, one of the leaders of, as well uh, in the southern suburb of theater route. they hit an apartment building and collapsed a building all 4 or 5 uh, stories high. hm. so you can bet that there will be, uh, a lot of civilian casualties. right now. the ambulances uh, are, are working and people are working to sift through the problem. uh hes will uh, has however already confirmed that the person that did it today is uh salt was not in the building. so this is not get the man that they were after. well, it's amazing. it's amazing to think god the corey, that once again we're in a situation like we've seen so many times in gaza where civilians end up being targeted or die. and then we here the other side of this case is we'll say, well, it's because we heard that there was a terrorist in a tunnel somewhere. in the case of guys,

send you out from al jazeera news at using is that the protesters run sykes, the home of bangladesh as prime minister after sieve. please the country following weeks of deadly demonstrations. the robot. this of this is obviously a life and don't have also coming up, torture, hunger and humiliation report details abuse of palestinian prisoners and there's really jails since october. the 7th or us court tools for was mostly use search engine. google has a legally exploited its dominance and full cost of say, a tropical storm that said to us could get more dangerous in the next few days, the, the military is taking temporarily control of bangladesh off its long term prime minister, resigned, and fled to a neighboring india weeks of mass protests for stop shake, costly not ending her 15 year will demonstrate his port onto the streets around the country. to celebrate your departure time. your project reports from the capital dot com protest as from the residents of bangladesh as prime ministers accessing the wakes of violent demonstration across the salvation country have killed at least 30

the serene, ancient city of uncle and present day cambodia is a protected unesco world heritage sykes. but as its temples of lakes and irrigation canals are being preserved, many of its inhabitants are being relocated. people in power investigates the alleged force evictions of thousands of families. the battle for the soul of anchor bucks, part to adjust the owls coverage of africa is what i'm most proud of. every time i travel, whether it's east or west africa, people stop me and tell me how much they appreciate coverage. and our focus is not just on their suffering, but also on a more realistic and inspiring story. people trust to tell them what's happening in their communities in, at p a and on. and as an african, i couldn't be more proud to be part of the . ready at least 3 palestinians are killed in more than a 1000 injured, and an overnight is rarely attack in central gone. so the is ready as strikes target, another school shouts and displays. palestinians can at least 17 feet. garza 6, the head of them carry johnston. this is i'll just say we're alive from the also coming .

the 7th as one has approved a new illegal assessment on the unesco world heritage sykes and best for him as well as far lot finance minister based on smart coach analysis for plans for the assessment the palestinian village of but the, the size is non for its ancient agricultural terraces, vineyards and all of the girls, as well as who lives in the occupied westbank are illegal on the international norm noodle. they report some of them all on the impact of the is really decision on palestinian lives. are these ready? finance minister announced permission to construct a new supplement in the bethlehem area. i know this is the de facto ruler over the occupied west bank. and the significance of his announcement is that this supplement lives in the area that's left of bethlehem. that hasn't been taken over by illegal supplements construction and the wallet lies in but tiered, which was inscribed by the unesco as a world heritage side 10 years ago. but in addition to its value to humanity, i'm to palestinian heritage. that area will disconnect. bethlehem from the rest of its environs. bet

they said they've targeted a number of enemies, sykes and barracks. and i am done platforms in northern occupied palestine with a large number of missiles. they go on to say these miniature operations will take some time to complete the resistance they've nomic resistance and living on is now at this moment. and it's highest state of readiness. and will stand strong and watchful against and he's on his progression or transgression, especially if civilians are hom, the punishment will be severe and very harsh. let's just go back now to say no hold on who's been monitoring this developing story for us from the lebanese capital. just bear with me saying, i said, does this not mean that has blog is finished with the attack? what do they say as well let's, let's just read through their statements. now what we're getting is that the, uh, on the are by end day of the martyrdom of and i'm saying the master of mar tooth and the leader of the free and the symbol of sacrifice. and at dawn and within the framework of the initial response. so what has been the say

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the a real emphasis very sykes on does at least 42 people are killed and many more inches across the strip. the more about this, and this is obviously a lot from don't have also coming up the us, why times ones in a run back to attack on israel could come this week following the assassination of how much space as well. i'm yeah, into around 36 house in the european union as emergency services bottle wildfires. the athens.

best on the ukrainian special services with aid from western curators continue actively using deep sykes and other highlight based technologies to spread false information about all countries, borderline regions. we emphasize that russian foreign ministry spokesman maria's on hall road has never said anything like this. we called on internet use this to not trust information from to be a sources author and war correspondence almost to do a by says they should be clear to anyone that the video message was fake, has russia would never so around that that's very 3 of course everybody who knows this, jason knows that this is not true and of course, and the russian minister front of me for a ministry is very quick in the bucking such fake news. and fact, i haven't seen anything about this event was the media. so this seems to be something for the listen ukrainian market. if it's for the russian audience, then it's really stupid. i think nobody in the russian what what, what even belief this for a 2nd. there is a lot. what's happening? well, i have been in some of the many times and you have m

his trump like sykes, to say that they made it sound like there was a lot of agreement, but nothing, nothing. nothing was specified, no details where it's best, like, for example, endorsing the, the china and proposal or a of an african proposal or reacting to an approved new said repeatedly about how negotiations. because i know these details were given exceptionally weren't agreement. that's, that's not encouraging. well, they were in agreement to the idea of trump waiving his magic wand, encouraging a solution for everyone, including the landscape, but nothing, nothing for as much detail as because i don't think so. i'm part of the details at this point. you know, random, i'll see you soon because if your insurance gets position, probably a very wary of trump. you know, it's a, it's, it's a little bit like shaking hands with the devil. you know, one minute from can be of find the next minute. you can be your biggest enemy if you just don't react the way you was needed to rattle the time and respect his particular requirements when it, when it comes to media or whatever. so i think

this don't ukrainian special services with aid from western curators continue actively using deep sykes and other highlight based technologies to spread false information about all countries, borderline regions. we emphasize that russian foreign ministry spokesman maria's on hall road that has never said anything like this. we called on internet use this to not trust information from dubious sources and to the middle east. now more than a 100 to bottles, tvs have reportedly been killed in an easterly strike on a school sheltering displaced people in gather city, a wanting. but you may find the following foot disturbing. the 3 rockets hid the building as people were gathering for morning prize. while these really minute treat has reportedly called water supplies to the area, the idea of claims that the school has used or was used as a mass headquarters and measures were taken to minimize the number of civilian casualties. and as more details about the tub, the types of the come to light local jump, unless both of them dialogue said this report from the seen one again that there are distu

and charlie sykes.rnor tim walz as her running mate, thousands of supporters stood in the rain wrapped around blocks hoping to get into the 10,000 seat venue. there were 14,000 attendees in the arena. on truth social the harris campaign mocked donald trump, a difference in crowd size, which i guess is important to donald trump. in her remarks, vice president harris praised tim walz, and they both explained what they see is at stake this november. >> to those that know him best, to those that know him best, tim is more than a governor. to his wife, gwen, he's a husband. to his kids, hope and gus, he's a dad. to his fellow veterans, he's sergeant major walz. >>> and in 91 days, the nation will know him by another name, vice president of the united states. >> donald trump sees the world a little differently than us. first of all, he doesn't know the first thing about service. he doesn't have time for it because he's too busy serving himself, again, and again and again. trump weakens our economy to strength

meantime, many young researchers who have taken on leading roles and where they get to know a lot kinda sykes. i think jeff was kimberly, they don't call in addition to basic research, the trips to the crime scenes are coordinated here in paris. i know was difficult to treat or less, and you had them in the sort of in your hand. and one of them is now involved in the search for mass graves and the reconstruction of forgotten crimes worldwide. as it makes, i might as, as well, that's the timeline i'm finds in the well, 1st of all, we are now in association with around 25 people here in paris. the nice thing is that there are many young people from different nations and that the french are in the minority schools. and we have colleagues from eastern europe, guatemala, and the usa. and that is always been the strength of the associations that was want and that's not for me because we quickly realized that it can't always just be about one nation. astonished them on the line as you need connections to the countries in which we work. that's how to achieve success in our life and those who come on

among the speakers, elsie's teacher katie sykes. elsie.hese forever. it's hard to put into words just how much we will all miss you, elsie dot. you will always hold a special place in our hearts. elsie's parents words were read on their behalf. from the moment she could walk she took herself off to play and explore, and she was always the child everyone else wanted to play with. after the service, elsie's family led a procession through southport. this tribute from royal mail colleagues of elsie's dad david. the tribute here speak to just how involved and supportive southport�*s community has been since last month's attacks. volunteers have been coming out each day and taking these teddy bears inside to protect them from the weather and placing them back out as there tribute each day. now, that community must try to heal from the most unimaginable loss. today one final journey to celebrate elsie's life, to mark the life of their little girl, a keen dancer and cheerleader. elsie's parents say their family affirmation is that as long as you

sykes and krista lucio to improve railway safety. rail incidents and absence continue to occur around the country in teaching people and communities there back in 2020 the reply click 1500 train accidents. just two days ago ntsb released its findings from the norfolk southern to revit and east palestine and confirm the urgent need to address rail safety. i urge this committee to take a long overdue action on rail safety of passengers and communities with rail in the backyard have a level of safety oversight and protection afforded to other modes of transportation. we will hear a lot about many topics today, mr. secretary, and we look forward to your answers. without i will turn it back over to the chair and we can get started on your testimony and number questions. with that i yield back. >> are right. i would ask an instance of the witness full statement included in the record. without objection that is so ordered. i would ask unanimous consent the record in today's and remain open until such time as witnesses or provide answers any

charlie sykes joins us to explain his new piece for "the atlantic."ill be right back with that. right back with that. >>> welcome back to "morning joe." 7:00 a.m. on the east coast. thursday, august 29th. we have a lot to get to. vice president kamala harris and governor tim walz are back on the campaign bus in georgia in what could be a sign that that battle ground state is once again very much in play. the mayor of savannah, georgia, will join us on what he's hearing from voters. >>> plus, charlie sykes is out with a new piece in "the atlantic" titled, "trump dishonors fallen soldiers again." we'll dive into that as the fallout continues over trump's visit to arlington national cemetery. >>> and the u.s. surgeon general is out with a new health warning directed at parents. he'll join us shortly to explain. >>> i'm jonathan lemire in this morning for joe, mika, and willie. elise jordan, sam stein still with us. now, joining the conversation, we have the co-host of msnbc's "the weekend," symone sanders townsend. special correspondent at "vanity fair"

elsie would always roll her eyes and laugh, saying miss sykes , what laugh, saying miss sykes, what areer stop. do they? elsie always managed to be one of the last children out of the school door. she'd have to make sure that she'd said bye to make sure that she'd said bye to absolutely everybody left in the building and prioritised organising her friends. sorry, mum and dad . you just have to mum and dad. you just have to wait. these things need sorting and elsie was always the girl for the job. farnborough road will never be the same without elsie, but the memories that the children have are incredibly special and touching. their memories speak volumes and describe elsie in ways that singular words can't. she truly was one of a kind at the beginning of the year, i read a book to the children called what all wonders. it ends with a lovely quote when given the choice between being right or being kind, choose kind. i often reflected on this quote with the class she always shaped the memories of the children. highlight that elsie lived her life by this quote. she always show kindness to e

clinton school of public service at the university of arkansas and msnbc political analyst and charlie sykes, msnbc columnist and political analyst, victoria. harris took the means, she ran with them from the jump. what have you made of their social media strategy so far >> it is masterful. lucio, the way that she is able to harness that media really connecting with digital natives, that younger generation. also not ignoring the old school side of things. we have seen in the last week harris 30 million, going to be sending another 50 million coming up on the dnc. so they are really going hard on the social media campaign, i think is fantastic, especially because she has time to make up for it. that being said, i worry there is that little debbie downer in me that the need for coupling that with old-school politics. just making sure that you are not relying on social media alone because it is a fantastic buzz to convert both, to convert especially young votes or low propensity voters 2a, registered to vote and b, turn out to vote. as long as they have that direct mobilization conversion piece

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never again. >> i don't know if we can find some video of the crowds there, but surely sykes, i would like to go to you, because in the show you said i think it will be interesting to see what happens in michigan and wisconsin, so what you think about what is happening in michigan and wisconsin, especially at rallies like this, where you have people showing up in the heat, showing up because they just met tim walz and they want to get more, and they are just eating kamala harris as a candidate, but they are showing up for her in droves, and i will just a personal anecdote, i know some republican women, who worked in government for republican candidates, like politicians, who are showing up at one of these rallies, who are going to travel across the country to be there for kamala harris and tim walz, what you make of it? is it a sugar high or is something happening here? >> well, it may be a sugar high, but something is definitely happening here. you know, you always try to sift out the speculation from what is actually happening and that is actually happening. eau claire, wisconsin i

joining me now is charlie sykes, msnbc columnist and contributor.ache i would twirl it for you there, friend charlie. because it seems that election interference and the hacking of personal emails from a campaign is bad now your thoughts. >> well, it does feel like karma is working overtime here and of course, just disingenuous of the trump campaign to say nobody should publish this, but having said this, we don't fully know what the source of this leak was who the hackers were and quite frankly, this is serious, and it is dangerous when we have malicious foreign actors who are hacking into the campaigns. "washington post" is now reporting that members of the harris team were also targeted by this. this will not be the only or the last hacking by a hostile foreign power. next time it could be russia, it could be china that's why i do think we ought to point out the incredible hypocrisy and double standards of the trump campaign, but there ought to be bipartisan condemnation of this i do think that media outlets need to be very cautious about how the

bulwark, sam stein, and msnbc contributor, and author of the book, how the right lost its mind, charlie sykes command caddie, we have a jam-packed show this morning. but we have to start with donald trump's appearance yesterday at this conference of black journalists, where he gestured from the first moment he went on to the attack he was deeply confrontational. deeply offensive. and no more so questioned whether his opponent, vice president,, lane harris was herself black. >> yeah, i don't know what happened to august being a quiet news month, but clearly that is not going to happen, here we are at the beginning of what is our summer holidays and as you can see it will be jam- packed, not just the way in the u.s. there's so much happening in the middle east as well and we will get to that too. but let's start at that conference where the former president was combative with the moderators when they confronted him on issues dealing with race. when asked about vice president,, lane harris, donald trump question her racial identities, as joe just said. he also claimed again, that immigrants were

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joining us now is a national columnist for the washington post and charlie sykes, msnbc contributor and columnist. good evening to both of you. i don't know where to start. that was quite an adventure with donald trump today. sort of a press conference. mostly the rambling miss. what you make of what he is trying to do here? >> well you know, it was over after that hour-long ramble. i thought to myself, what did we just watch here? what happened? is he okay? clearly he is suffering from a debilitating case of crowd envy, but once again i'm struck by the asymmetry of our politics. if joe biden or kamala harris had come out and given a performance like that, there would be a serious discussion about, do we need to make a change at the top of the ticket? do we need an intervention? it really was interesting watching this sort of low energy, rambling, shrunken donald trump. this is what donald trump looks like when he is losing and the contrast, the split screen with kamala harris and tim walz is inescapable because there was no joy in mar-a-lago today. >> charlie said it is low energy. all

joining me now, mara gay and charlie sykes.nce yesterday and i tried to press donald trump on whether he would ban mifepristone. he ducked. let's watch. >> would you direct your fda for example to revoke access to mifepristone? that's one of the things that's been discussed. >> you can do things that will be, that would supplement, absolutely. those things are pretty open and humane. but you have to be able to have a vote and all i want to do is give everybody a vote and the votes are taking place right now. >> is that something -- >> there are many things that you can do outside of that. but you also have to give a vote and the people are going to have to decide. >> we didn't take out anything that would somehow make that answer make more sense. mara, what do republicans, what did donald trump get wrong about the potency of this issue and what do you make about the answer of the question specifically? >> i'm so glad that you asked the question in the way that you did. listen, americans know no matter what their view is on the

you very much to the vice chancellor of manchester metropolitan university and thank you also to sam sykesstay with her is here and bbc news.