but now of tamela harris will be running most likely on the democratic ticket. what kind of change of tone do you would expect with a potential administration, paris? there's been much talk about what term to would mean, but harris, how would that be different? i think we have, as i already mentioned several times earlier, we have to focus on our selves while we're on a whole what we have to do. and that is true. europe, the european populace. and they do has to do more for their own security as they used to do before. there's a said shuttles number 11 shows, number 2 is to focus on the available and stable cooperation result. most important part of united states who eval might be in the white house. anyway, we have to do what we have to do or we have to stick together was our allies. this is what uh, what do we have to do in the future? ukraine just had a very large scale attack key if and those are you brown made roads that were use. what consequence will this have in terms of most support for you? craved, but also in how you view your bought? well, we know ab

we're driving down here, we have the right t, y here, this is tom tamela harris is experience and tom y harris is ready. our job or job, or job or job for every one watching, is to get the trenches and do the blocking and tackling one time. one yard kind of one thing. go out of time, one door, knock out a time or donation. wow . good 76. that's nothing, don't be time to sleep when your dad, the movie work. that's how we turn the page on donald trump. that's how we'll build a country where workers come 1st, health care housing, our human rights move out of your bedroom. the place where no child is left hungry, where no community is left behind where nobody gets told they don't. they. yeah. and as the next president of the united states always says, when we find me, you want to know what is it a is 0338 gmc, we're bringing you coverage of day 3 of the democratic national convention in illinois. that was governance in walls of minnesota accepting the nomination of vice president on behalf of the democratic party. it was his 1st chance to really introduce himself to the nation. he has bee

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we're this time tamela harris is at the center and to the vice president entered the race. i think a lot of like men and the young man in particular were really not that interested. they just thought it would just be more of the same one or the very important issues for me personally as a, as a lawyer and as a professor that is the issue of reparations. i think that conversation has to happen. i think we also have to look at ways of strengthening our age. we see use our historically black colleges and universities with funding. we also are concerned about policing in america for me. it's it's, it's a, it's a black, the 1st african american female that can potentially present out this country. i have a phenomenal mother, grandmother raised in the house with a mom and dad. and a lot of times the fema runs the home. so why not can a female run this country vegetable by eunice, balder now hundreds of is rarely have marched through tel aviv to demand that a ton of hostages held and goes up thursday's demonstration mark $300.00 days since the guns are, was started with the lots k

new in from administration, the nobel laureate, mohammed eunice, also coming up on the program tamela harris proposed to unveil her running mace in the race for the white house. we look at who she might pick on why as the us vice president awaits official confirmation.

a democratic know many tamela. harris touched down in pennsylvania, a battle ground state that the policy needs to win again this presidential race won the rifle. donald trump took in 2016 paris and her running mate. tim was still writing a wave of excitement in the early stages, the campaign and democratic party support to set out their hopes for the rights for the presidency. i grew up in the seventy's. we had no rights. we were less than we were treated differently. and to see a woman like her who is not only a woman of color and different nationalities, rise above all the stuff that i had to go through. it's amazing. hopefully she will be our 1st woman president. something that i never thought i would see in my lifetime. so this is very, very exciting is i have hope for like i have a ton of student loved at from law school. and it's just like, i don't know if i left the house and it's just, it's nice to know that like, if harris wins and she suggests that horace is attracting me women voters than her opponent the repu

this is a very deliberate strategy by the company because they want tamela harris tables to be saved as fe accessible. they haifa local. typically what happens is candidates on this is on the truck, on both sides of the campaign. they fly in on that big flight that goes to a campaign valley with 1012, whatever 1000 many people of this, and then they leave again. but what they think it's going to be a winning strategy here, as opposed to harris, i was to be seen to meet folks. and so to make these local stuffs across because i dropped pennsylvania to the fact that they get on a boss like normal people or like rock solid, you're the kind of thing, but you have it on small as you get on the road and they go and make several stops like what kind of be the bar they want it to be intimate. so they've got a soft at several locations, but so maybe like coffee shop. so book stalls. i'm never going to be both is the thing that will be a real difference between them. donald trump and j. d months. phil, you referred to the and through z as in the, at the event where you are. it's interesting bec

she, it'd be very, very close. tamela harris's written record from a historical context was she came out doing well. and once she, you know, potosi gabbert exposed a history that she has as an attorney general, that's extremely unattractive to minority classes. the people that feel that they've been mistreated by the system of justice, that it's an injustice system that there's a, that it's a racist adjuster, system, etc. so her history as a prosecutor is not something that's gonna work well for her a month. the young people and most people have color on, she has not shown an ability to be a successful lower rate or a successful speaker, etc. so you had to back out last time. so again, i'm going to guess or predict only. i could be wrong based on what happened in 2020, that her numbers won't go up. they'll go down that this met snapchat, sat in time, looks good, but as people here are more and more, i think her numbers go down. therefore. so if we get to a point going into the election, where people have come to the conclusion, democrats have come to the conclusion that donald trump

tamela harris wasn't the events. she said she couldn't make it work with his schedule since becoming the presumptive democratic presidential nominee. but she did give a response of sort small campaigning in texas. and it was the same old show the divisiveness and the disrespect. leaving her allies like a potential running mates, arizona, sent as a mark kelley to go on the attack instead. well, i think those are the comments of a desperate, scared old man who is the hope of the last week, especially as been you know, have it is but kicked in by a experience prosecutor. and i think he's worried. speaking of running mates trumps number 2, j. d. vance was also income pain modes all week. he's been told by scandals over the past comments, but he too was on the attack. probably harris is a phony to caters to whatever audience is in front of or then a lot of us his boss back in chicago was aust events was ready to run the country from day one. a trump cons. you're voting for the president and you could have a vice president

so tamela harris and donald trump running neck and neck in north carolina for a point 4 percent gap as long as the democratic and republican candidate, one in wisconsin, michigan. and michigan, the difference is marginally higher. it's on today with either of the major policies candidates will pull ahead before election nights. let's discuss this with gas and so in the studio violence to contribute to tolerate 20 thanks for coming in . just give us a sense of how important swing states off is. well, for instance, in the last election, wisconsin played such a vital role. and it is again in the selection and it has for the last 2. and everyone remembers what, how important florida was at one point. well, now that's shifted to wisconsin. some of the rest states like minnesota, ohio, pennsylvania, and even out west to arizona and nevada, now are in our case case, he is still on the ballad, wisconsin, which is a very key thing. and then he's also on the ballad in minnesota. okay, and how do you think people respond to the fact that a handful of states hold so much political power? you know,

the united states is making small little rhetorical adjustments, mainly tamela harris saying so. busy sort of things a, at the same time saying israel has the right to defend this of, but the problem here is deeper than even i would say. then what most of, and gives you another saying, i'm, i know they agree with me, but the problem is, zion is this the desire? michelle has always wanted to achieve these goals, get the palestinians, are create a jewish state and then see what happens. this has always been designed this philosophy and they see a chance of achieving it. now. they're going ahead with the west bank of guys on the east jerusalem and everywhere of the world is doing almost nothing is quite extraordinary. so the conclusion is that the, the majority of his rarely is support this design, this general cycle a part time racist colonial take over a whole power style with crease and stream fatality to civilians of the power. conclusion is the western democratic for the world as they. busy themselves are occasionally supporting this, they're doing nothing to stop and that can

and daughter and demented joe biden is different than running against tamela harris's of a blank slate, and they're trying to fill out the blights at this point. but i don't think that you know, our team, corey one in 2016 because they were adapted running against a woman. yeah, i've long felt up the trunk was the only republican who could be no worried because he was going to be aggressive. and hillary was the only democrats that kind of lost the truck. so i think that, that we may have the same type of situation here that trump can beat tomlin harris . if he sticks to the issues that matter, talking about grocery practices of food prices, gas prices, the, the economy and the board are illegal. immigration matters is the top of the, the list of people talked about their concerns because it, it covers national security or terrorist coming across the board. it covers the economy. yeah. they take it our jobs, it covers our communities. are they safe or, or let's say if you will talk about nothing but those issues do with, well want to talk about the similar is the differences. i think be

busy little rhetorical adjustments, mainly tamela harris saying softer as things of the same time saying israel has the right to defend himself. but the problem here is deeper than even i would say. then what most of, and gives you a letter saying, i'm that i'm, i know they agree with me, but the problem is, zion is this, the design in the zone has always wanted to achieve these goals, get the palestinians, are create a jewish state and then see what happens this has always been designed this philosophy and they see a chance of achieving it. now, they're going ahead with that of the west bank of guys on the east jerusalem and everywhere. and the world is doing almost nothing is quite extraordinary. so the conclusion is that the, the majority of his rarely is support. this is zion, this general cybil a part time racist colonial will take over a whole palestine with chris in stream for telling me to civilians of the carlo conclusion is the west of the the credit for the world as like. busy themselves are usually supporting this, they're doing nothing to stop and that can be no, i want me t

running against joe biden and daughter in demented joe biden is different than running against tamela harris's of a blank slate, and they're trying to fill out the blights at this point. but i don't think that, you know, jean corey one in 2016 because they were adapted running against a woman. yeah. as long as the of the trunk was the only republican who could be no worries because he was going to be aggressive. and hillary was because the only democrats that kind of lost the truck. so i think that, that we may have the same kind of situation here that trump can beat tomlin harris . if he sticks to the issues that matter, talking about grocery practices of food prices, gas prices, the, the economy and the board are illegal. immigration matters is the top of the, the list when people talk about their concerns. because it covers national security are terrors coming across the board. it covers the economy. yeah, they take it our jobs, it covers our communities, are they say for or let's say if you will talk about nothing but those issues do with well want to talk about the similar is the differen

now the problem they've got is, um, tamela harris is on the campaign trail. the issue of cause a is a big issue internationally. it's not getting as much coverage domestically because the us is in full on an election, but it's so we haven't got food isn't a portion of all the rest of it. things are pretty drive just to the polls. box. campbell of harris at 2 different valleys now is being confronted by pro palestinian protest is the 1st time she was a little more comfortable direct and she closed down the 2nd time as you just heard . then she was a little more respectful, obviously aware that the cameras are on the she got a lot of flow back on social media for not being respectful and say on risk. but i mean the position that she backs up, she's fine. and she's also conscious of how it plays out with the electric because there are some swing states that will waiting to cite the selection. michigan is one of the and that's where she was heckled. the 1st time michigan has a large our american population. the city of dimpled, for example, which is just outside

because it can, and because the us really by the end and frankly tamela harris has not really put any serious pressure on is around, frankly, since october 7 last year. another thing washington would want to regional war, which i think, and the lack of a cease fire in gallons of threatens that possibility that it's quite much, milwaukee, that he ronald hays bella and he's going to get involved in a serious regional catastrophe. but without any kind of serious pressure on israel to actually remove troops, i noticed and you'll come in a minute ago, you say that anthony blink. and who was in the rage and said that the u. s. as opposed to any kind of long term is riley presence in gallons of what i say the same thing about the west bank. and here we are 57 years on and it's probably temporary, it's permanent. and i think what you see here really, that i'm feeling and hearing more and more is that what he's rel is doing here is what similar to his line was a lot of was negotiated for years, decades ago, creeping, creeping negotiations. while the same time you have to patient the westbank d

tamela economic crash. you're gonna have a crush thompson who's wanting me to hire, send it to a j. d, then say that slicing for working class americans. they blame the bite and harris administration for supporting economic policies that have caused too many hardships for too many americans, for too long, for my rack to afghanistan from the financial crisis to the great recession, from open borders to stagnating wages. the people who govern this country have failed and failed again. it's, i mean you need is a full use of trump when to help working people, and that's throwing that supports behind. harris truck understands nothing about the auto industry. he understands nothing about auto workers. he's all talk, he loves to have a few talking points but, but at the end of the day, when he had the chance to do something for auto workers, he did nothing. when he was president, nothing we is holding suggest. this will be a tight race that move h is the lease a dfcs role financially, if trump gets back into the white house, unless safety is of the u. s. recession a more likely to disadvantage harris, and that she can convince they to she's the best person to turn the econ

tamela our our country is going to hell. that's all i can say. we're a nation in decline, while campbell harris has a different kind of messaging. our nation with this election has a precious fleeting opportunity to move past the bitterness, cynicism and divisive battles of the past. america, we are not slowing back. let us know each other in the world who we are and what we stand for freedom, opportunity, compassion, scholars of political rhetoric here, appeals to opposite emotions. he has told us repeatedly that everything is now worse than ever, and the we're on the edge of the of the s and that are, we're a 3rd world nation. donald trump represents dues, rolling harris and walls represent hope scrolling. when trump goes all f t often, slings insults. have you heard her laugh? that is the laugh of a crazy person. you know why she hasn't ordered it to be because she's not smart. she's not intelligent. i'm a better looking person, said pamela. let's take some shots too, but it's less personal near policy. he doesn't actually fight for the middle class, not. he doesn't actually fight for the mi