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donald trump will. so this november, that stand with the president and voted to keep america great. senator tom of president trump. let's go back to our trio of wires voices i guess you could call them. we have had mcconnell, carson, giuliani and now cotton, what stands out? it's the repeated praise of donald trump, this is the guy that has needed to save america over we have heard about violence and lawlessness from rudy giuliani orfrom tom cotton lawlessness from rudy giuliani or from tom cotton there. perhaps this is a little different because we haven't heard very much in a way of foreign policy during this convention but from america being perceived as weak around the world. tom cotton who served in the us army in iraq and afghanistan invoking his own military experience to be able to say thatjoe biden would be soft on america's enemies. he said that he would be week on china, soft on dictators in venezuela and cuba and had this one memorable line it has to be said. senator cotton is not the most inspiring or energetic speaker compare to somebody like rudy giuliani who jane said is on fire

convention, what does that mean, and how does this economic oculus message, how is it different the donald trump's? tomis is so important. they need to get x number of votes in flint, michigan, or kalamazoo, or some city in wisconsin i can't pronounce. policy is not going to get those votes. the culture war is going to get those votes. how does the vice president address this nation's culture war? jeanne: this is where i really have a respectful disagreement. i do think people need to know what their plans are, whether it is economic policy, tax policy. because if you are trying to get those voters in kalamazoo or people who listen to you and are experts on the market, you need to say that democrats are not just the party defined as a party of bigger taxes. is goinghis tax plan to cost $10 trillion. how are you going to pay for all of the programs you have in mind? the moderate voters are where you win this thing, so i think policy matters an awful lot to get beyond this sort of stereotypical description of what the democratic party is, and to differentiate biden from trump, who is his opponent in this

president donald trump has kept his word to the american people tom tom. in a city known for talkers president trump is a doer and few presidents have brought more independence energy or determination to that office. 4 years ago we inherited a military hollowed out by devastating budget cuts an economy struggling to break out of the slowest recovery since the great depression isis controlled a landmass twice the size of pennsylvania and we witnessed a steady assault on our most cherished values freedom of religion and the right to life that's when president donald trump stepped down and from day one he kept his word we rebuilt our military. i mean this president signed the largest increase in our national defense since the days of ronald reagan and created the 1st new branch of our armed forces in 70 years the united states space force to. thank them with their renewed energy we also returned american astronauts to space on an american rocket for the 1st time in nearly 10 years. thank you now after years of scandal that robbed our veterans the care that you

absolutely enough of what we are getting from donald trump. >> laura: tom do you expect to see more of of add as we get closer especially in the key senate races? >> oh, absolutely. again, this is an issue that is going to move voters in a significant way. you will see the president and his team use this on ads in all of the swing states. you can bet there will be plenty. all of these republicans that are running for senate are also going to be tying their democratic challengers to it. the democrats have not done a good job of rebutting it and coming out. it started with joe biden. say this violence and rioting and rooting won't be tolerated. they have not gotten there. maybe they will but not yet. >> laura: riots started at the end of may. tom and lisa, great to see both of you. coming up we have a big announcement about monday's show. don't want to miss that. stay there. hi, i'm pat and i'm 75 years old. we live in the mountains so i like to walk. i'm really busy in my life; i'm always doing something. i'm not a person that's going to sit too long. in the morning, i wake up and the f

one is all of donald trump's leaders around the world are dictators, vladimir putin, kim jong-un in korea. donald trump alienated all of our allies. as they put themselves forward, tom the one proposed using military intensity peaceful protesters. that completely eviscerate america's world standings around the world. our capacity stand for democratic values suffered from the last four years because of the brand of politics practiced by donald trump and tom cotton. not only the trump's policy being all about drawing conclusions from dictators and away from our democratic values. they portray those values at home so we have no standing support around the world. >> you have to take me through the fact pattern here. joe biden let isis terrorists rampage across the middle east. donald trump put that in motion, no? >> yes. and nicole, i would like to be very clear, any analysts including our colleagues who is under obama and trump, anybody analysts will tell you that barack obama had put a plan in place int of that plan, the kurds, donald trump betrayed them because one of the dictators called him and asked him to withdraw the u.s. forces who were protecting those kurds a

donald trump were alone, he wouldn't be dangerous. he fits right in to many republican ideologies. it's just that he says the quiet part out loud. >> and all this tom foolery predates donald trump. we've seen these at tutsis atit practices for a long time. erin, i want to ask you on air, the media landscape is still overwhelmingly white and male. as we commemorate the hundredth anniversary of the 19th amendment, something that bothers me. people always say it gave women the right to vote and i always say, no, it gave white women the right to vote. what advice would the great brilliant erin give as we go into covering this new era of politics? >> well, tiffany, thank you for that great context at the top of the show because, you know, representation does matter. i mean, that is the bottom line. i work in a newsroom that is named for the 19th amendment a something i want to reflect the omission for the black women who fought for the franchise just as hard but had to fight even harder because they wouldn't get it in 1920 and wouldn't get it for another four decades. that needs to be acknowledged. the kren ten yecentennial is an for all of us to correc

the entire first night as tom mentioned was all about donald trump.bout character and both trying to reflect negatively on him but can they get away with an entire campaign not talking about what they are really for and what they intend to do? that's going to be one of the big, what this election really does come down to in the end. >> bret: i've got 15 seconds. joe biden has 40 plus years in washington, are we going to hear more about that in the next three days? >> these are the kinds of things that the president could make some headway with. that and the fact that his cognitive abilities, biden's are not what they once were. if he had a focused message but so far what you see with him, he's all over the place. he arrives to every piece of bait and response to every criticism. campaigns are won by discipline, focus, messaging delivered effectively. he needs to do that or this campaign is not going to work. >> bret: all right, panel, thank you. we will see you at 10:00 p.m. tonight for day two of the democratic national convention. when we come back,

donald trump's mini me in the senate? >> this is -- i'm sure everybody remembers, this is like years ago where republicans knocked out tom dashell. it was like whoa. you're not supposed to go after the generals. this would be massive if lindsey graham loses. he is up against a formidable candidate, a candidate from south carolina and a candidate's whose message is, okay, look this isn't even about trump. what kind of bacon is lindsey graham bringing back to the people here? that's the strategy democrats have figured out. you can argue about trump. if your senator is spending more time yelling and screaming at impeachment hearings than he is building roads, building bridges

and i love you and we all, of course, know that donald trump is certainly watching in the white house right now. i want to bring in tomlamas, who kas covered the trump campaign from the very beginning. tom, it's a reminder that in the trump family is father's business is the family's business. >> if donald trump is your father, he's the center of your universe. this speech, you know, very personal there at the end. pretty much a speech for an audience of one and that audience was president trump. but we have to also understand other people who probably loved that speech and that was the maga country, people who really love the president, they love eric trump, they love don jr. and don jr. and eric trump are the princes, right, in the maga castle and they speak directly to those voters. george, we just heard about law and order, police officers, the coal miners, they're going to fight for you. he was talking about sending americans to mars and there's a lot of voters right now that probably want to know if we can send americans back to school. it was interesting, the pandemic wasn't brought up. i don't know if he broug

tom onto disagree with his resume picture of donald trump. as a mother whose youngest daughter started her senior year of high school today in front of a computer in our house, because the entire school district has had to start classes online this semester because donald trump has refused to create a national testing strategy with contact tracing and making sure that we had a program to isolate, so that we can allow our governors state-by-state to make decisions about how to slowly and carefully reopen the economy without having people who had the virus or didn't know they had the virus circulate with the virus now running rampant through our country. that's the kind of poor judgment and lack of caring and callous indifference that donald trump has. it has to and so we can make sure that someone is confident and will reinstate confidence in our nation's health, economically and physically. we can restore that once again. host: we will continue this conversation tomorrow night. tom davis and debbie wasserman schultz coverage at live 9:00 p.m.

trump's closest allies in the senate. john cornyn, tom cotton which says we assess that donald trump did, in fact, talk to roger stone abouth to wikileaks and the gatherings of these emails and what he was up to, even though donald trump told robert mueller that he didn't recall speaking about that at all. and now he said he didn't recall, right? so the report cannot accuse him of lying. they don't know his state of mind. it paints a picture of so many contacts that beggar's belief that the candidate trump didn't recall talking to roger stone about his outreach to wikileaks. this was a central part of the operation. the trump campaign was eagerly accepting these hacked and dumped emails that embarrass the democrats. they call it their october surprise and roger stone was their outreach. and we don't know the extent to which roger stone cooperating with russian intelligence officers and what exactly he did. >> i'll go to my grave believing someone helped wikileaks collate and organize those emails. they were very precise. an american operative of some sort had to help. ken dilanian getting us started there. >>> with me is t

donald trump. >> earlier today, tom perez, chair of the democratic national committee, in a live event reviewing expect tonight. weekat is your focus this in introducing former vice president biden to the nation? >> uniting america. not talking about something united the democratic party. we've had great success there, but this is about uniting america, about telling everybody across america, you have a seat at the democratic party table. we will be talking about and highlighting what we are doing to build back a better america. we will be highlighting the leadership of joe biden and, harris, a historic partnership you'd we will talk about the pandemics confronting america, the coronavirus, economic collapse this president's failures have cost, and the civil rights pandemic. and we will be talking all week about how democrats, our vision for building in america that works for everyone, talking about building back better. that is what joe biden will do. it's not simply a conversation with the luminaries in the party. we are so excited to have barack obama and michelle obama and other remarkable s

president donald trump has placed in me, the support of our republican party, and the grace of god, i humbly accept your nomination to run and serve as vice president of the united states. tomeman from indiana, mr. pentz, speaking about donald trump -- pretty much as expected. there is the vice president in support on day three of the republican national convention. the president will speak tonight. right now we will speak to thomas gift. this is a wonderful industry in the united kingdom, really, really smart people on the united states providing u.s. wisdom off the platforms of the great schools of the united kingdom. ucl, thomas gift. for years at duke university. thomas gift, i would assume that p mr.ence was speaking to the suburbs of raleigh, north carolina. you know a lot about that. how is he speaking to the suburbs like mooresville and the rest of raleigh, north carolina, differently than mr. biden or senator harris will speak to those suburbs? >> donald trump is really the first modern american president who hasn't sought to broaden out historical support beyond his core partisan base. the republican convention so far is a good encapsulation of that strategy. thei

president trump's character and judgment, senator, that we have seen through multiple nights flt t of the dnc so far. one of your colleagues in the senate, tom cotton there's a lot of case against donaldt joe biden. does he have a point? >> i don't think so. i have seen every night of the convention and we are building on this theme of build back better, and i think all of us know as a result of this pandemic and the economic crisis that has flowed from it that when we build back, we can't go back to the days prior to the pandemic beginning, because we have seen exposed a veil pulled up over the inequities and economic unfairness, lack of access to health care. we have to build back better, and i think that's been a very powerful theme of this convention. >> one of the themes that you are going to touch on tonight and we appreciate you sharing a couple of excerpts from your speech is on health care, talking about how professionals don't have the protective gear they need, that young people whose asthma will get worse as our air quality does, workers afrayed of losing their jobs, all of it begs as you put it the simple fundamental question that gets to the heart of the choice in this e

the ceo tom collier has worked nonstop, lobbying the donald trump administration to overturn obama era'srules by claiming his mine won't pollute anything. >> are you telling me you're going able to be able to put a clean mine up there that has no effect on anybody's habitat? >> absolutely. >> reporter: trump's epa reversed the environmental protections in the area after trump met with alaska's governor. just last week, the u.s. army corps of engineers said that the mine would not have long term impacts on salmon and then these two bombshell tweets. like millions of conservationists i'm hope that real donald trump will direct the epa to block the pebble mine in bristol bay. donald trump jr. retweeted the comments adding as a sportsman who has spent much time in the area i agree 100%. the head waters of bristol bay are too unique and fragile to take any chances with pebble mine. a surprising tweet from the president's son whose social media posts usually mirror the administration's agenda. mine opponents are thrilled. >> he weighed in at probably the most perfect time imaginable, so very w

something donald trump understood the last time around. tomerstood looking at flint,l results of where he took huge dominance over secretary clinton as well. looking at the convention, what does joe biden not want to do across this week? david: one of the things he has to really fight against his appearing to be two democratic parties. there's a big debate about kamala harris already. clearly, donald trump wants to paint her radical leftist. you have tonight bernie sanders on the progressive wing. you also have john kasich, a conservative republican. it will be fascinating to see the two of them on one night in the convention. anna: good morning to you. thinking about these events taking place in a very different format, without the normal crowds that participate, it makes me think of debates around the house of commons it has been brought down to operate in a much more virtual fashion. it doesn't have the normal support you get in that kind of venue. i wonder if that translates to what we will see at these conventions. you're going to be with

i'll never be on fifth avenue with donald trump. tom nickels, i want to play for you some of trump's people who work for him, who echo what he's saying no matter what. here we have kudlow -- larry kudlow saying the quiet part out loud. >> we couldn't reach a deal with the democrats. they're asking too much. $3.5 trillion. we've already spent over 3 trillion. so much of the democratic asks are really liberal left wishes. voting rights, aliens and so forth, that's not our game and the president can't accept that kind of deal. we'll wait and see on the negotiations. treasury secretary steve mnuchin is working on that. so far it's a stalemate, no question. >> tom nickels, forewarned as david uignatius puts it. i have to ask the question, i have the great minds on the show this morning, am i to understand we are in an emergency situation here in terms of the sanctity of our elections and the safety of our democracy? >> absolutely not. it tells you something about how much trump has worn us down and corroded us that we would even ask ourselve

tom onto disagree with his resume picture of donald trump.s a mother whose youngest daughter started her senior year of high school today in front of a computer in our house, because the entire school district has had to start classes online this semester because donald trump has refused to create a national testing strategy with contact tracing and making sure that we had a program to isolate, so that we can allow our governors state-by-state to make decisions about how to slowly and carefully reopen the economy without having people who had the virus or didn't know they had the virus circulate with the virus now running rampant through our country. that's the kind of poor judgment and lack of caring and callous indifference that donald trump has. it has to and so we can make sure that someone is confident and will reinstate confidence in our nation's health, economically and physically. we can restore that once again. host: we will continue this conversation tomorrow night. tom davis and debbie wasserman schultz. thanks for being part of c-

possible without the strong support of jason lewis, tom emmer, and pete stauber in the united states congress. they have stood strong with president donald trumpd would you join me in thanking them one more time for principled, conservative ,eadership that pete stauber tom emmer, and jason lewis have done for america? [applause] thank you, men. it's amazing to think in those three short years, the strong support of our partners in congress and with your support, we created the greatest economy in the history of the world. we restored the strength of our american military. we are respected in the world again. and strengthen the constitutional foundation of this nation. in a word, we made america great again. [applause] then the coronavirus struck our nation from china. but i am pleased to report to you, before the first case of coronavirus spread happened within the united states, president trump took unprecedented action. he put the health of america first. he suspended all travel from china and he saved countless american lives. [applause] firsthand,ell you the president's unprecedented action, before the month of january was out, bought us i

joe biden represents his go to approach to any woman he does not agree with tom says the campaign has to be about what donald trump will do in the future. tonight we have a special edition of inside bay area politics, i'll take a look at kamala harris's political career in the bay area, including her successes and the controversies, including her time as san francisco's d a that special edition of inside bay area politics airs tonight at 10:30pm 00:00am and can. >>just 2 weeks ago president trump responded to that question about kamala harris potentially being selected as joe biden's running mate his jaw response, she'd be a fine choice. but after today's announcement the president said he was surprised by the pick the president and his daughter ivanka actually supported senator harris back when she was running for reelection as california's attorney general 3 donations were made under their names totaling $8,000 to buy president trump. before he was president for 5,001 $1000 and one by ivanka trump for $2000. >>all right we're going to shift gears just a bit and take a look at our weather looking outside tonight

donald trump, they are called racist. if black voters come out for donald trump, they are called sellouts. uncle toms. don't share the values of the democratic party. so those silent majority folks are going to go to the polls and do what they did in 2016. donald trump is the president. when polls during this time four years ago were saying he was lagging far behind hillary clinton, so the climate now where you can't even have your freedom of expression without being attacked, so many voters recognize that and they just don't want to say anything. going back to kamala harris, for so long she's been saying she's indian. she's not indian anymore? she became african-american or black when it became convenient for her. and just because her record speaks for itself. even black voters are not connecting with her. you saw that going back to the presidential campaign on the democratic side, where she came in literally last place and only thing that was left was what, white men, old white men. so she is not bringing to the ticket what they think she's going to bring. neil: i believe she pulled out before the f

in this administration it will happen who knows with donald trump what exactly is issue is and what will say to it what will solve the issue for tom and we've heard reports that microsoft plans to buy to talk or at least they're in talks to do that the u.s. operations anyway would that put an end to the security concerns of the u.s. u.s. government. well i would have thought so but the administration has indicated in the last 24 hours that it doesn't solve their concerns so i'm not really sure what their concerns are that a deal wouldn't solve but microsoft has apparently and tick-tock have been in talks they thought they had a deal they thought they had a deal that would please the white house with by selling all of a stake perhaps some of its non china investors remaining investors and microsoft taking over which would seem to solve the security issues but that doesn't appear to be enough so it's unclear what the trumpet ministration once it's unclear what their main issue is if it's a national security issue with microsoft owning its all that it's really puzzling to be honest and i've covered tech for 20 years ok so despite the

reporter: he blames the economic hurt more on democratic governor tom wolf for shutting down the local economy than he does donald trumpac thank you. the democratic national convention leaving racial storylines in an attempt to make their case to social justice voters but as jason riley noted in january those, quote, playing the race card should proceed with caution writing it is possible the decision by mister booker and ms. harris to focus so much on racial issues put off would be supporters. let's discuss that theory with janine borelli. good morning on the east coast. i will read what jason said. he talked about how president obama did such a good job threading disneyland raise issues, candidate obama correctly reasons appealing to the humanity of whites would get them further than laying a guilt trip on them. do you think there is a difference -- a different strategy this time around and will it work? >> with former president obama in his first term he did not play the race card because it was such a small field and he didn't have to use that card so to speak with harris and cory booker, it was a huge field during

tom cott. >> we will stand alone if we must to defend america. donald trump understands this. we need a president who stands up for america. not one who takes a knee. a strong and proud america is a safe america. safe from our enemies and safe from war. >> blake, what did you think of the people like senator cott who got the plum spots? >> the except, i took the comment about taking a knee is a reference to colin kaepernick, and i'm sure that is what we are thinking there. i don't think we can talk about tonight's speech without talking about race. this is one of the big oes issues that people are talking about now. professional athletes are not playing and we have a convention tonight, where it's not doubling down, quadrupling down, and the cops are amazing, flawless. and kaepernick, just taking a step back. and sbm that is totally fine. and colin kaepernick lost his job, and because of all this, and now it's history. i'm glad you mentioned it. and what is happening in the country right now, they are trying to come to grips with it and trying to move forward, and what you hea

tom davis, your first convention was 1972. i'm sure you remember watching the 1968 campaign. are there echoes of richard nixon's campaign with donald trumpn 2020? you had some of that comparison because you had the cities of flame in 1968. you had nixon competing and beating humphrey over the head with that. but you also had george wallace in that campaign. wallace is now out of the equation. nixon had to walk a fine line. he wanted to take votes away from wallace but nixon was an integrationist. he wanted to take votes away which is why keep it's bureau agnew for his vice president -- why keep it spiro agnew for his vice president. and the presidency. what happened as he started to and republicans were able to take advantage of that. washe time i think it democratic overreach. i think you are seeing a little bit of that this time where they are taking some for granted in the cities and not feeling we have some of the cities burning ,nd some of the graffiti buildings being assaulted, police being assaulted, that there is not some reaction like the couple from st. louis, that just wonder is this the kind of country they want? they feel th

donald trump. marco rubio, ted cruz, tom cotton, all republican senators.n sanctioned by china over this. pat toomey is a house of representatives republican. also, human rights watch executive director kenneth ross, who was also blocked from entering hong kong in january. we don't have the specifics on what is in the sanctions, but the foreign ministry spokesperson in beijing says this is in response to what beijing is calling wrong behaviors of the united states, who behaved badly on the hong kong related issues. we will have to see how this plays out. some people in hong ofg scrutinizing accounts city officials, they don't want to violate u.s. sanctions. >> caught in between, like many of us in hong kong, between the pressure from the united states and the realities of the new national security law. we are hearing from someone familiar from the matter telling bloomberg, citigroup, obviously an american bank, is taking steps to suspend accounts linked to some of those 11 targeted individuals. we are talking about the 11 individuals that were sanctioned by

them out to the polls all right michael and tom thank you so much and can back to you all right, thank you catherine, thank you gentleman, president donald trump and his daughter ivanka donated money to re elect senator kamala harris as attorney general in california back in. >>2014. that's according to records, 3 donations were made under their names for thousands of dollars on september 2620 11, donald j trump donated $5,000 february 20th 2013 he donated the $1000 june 3rd 2014. ivanka trump donated $2000. during a white house briefing today president trump told reporters he's quote a little surprised joe biden selected kamala as his running mate. tonight we'll take a look at kamala harris's political career here in the bay area we're going to include her successes and the controversies during her time as san francisco district attorney. a special edition of inside bay area politics airs tonight at 1030. and here on kron 4 news at 6 a stanford health care worker stabbed in half moon bay by a man with a history of violence in the bay area. >>and after the break santa clara county considering fining people breaking health orders the move would

tom cotton. >> we'll stand alone if we must to defend america. donald trump understands this. we need a president who stands up for america. not one who takes a knee. a strong and proud america is a safe america. safe from our enemies and safe from war. >> blake, what did you think of the people like senator cotton who got these plum spots? >> well, that little excerpt that you just showed of cotton, i took that comment about taking a knee to be a reference to colin kaepernick and the other athletes who are taking a knee during the anthem. i assume that's what we're all thinking there i'm glad you raised that because i don't think we can talk about tonight's speech or this week's festivities without talking about race. it's one of the biggest issues people are discussing in this country right now. professional athletes aren't playing. and then the backdrop of all that tonight, we have the convention where it's more doubling down, tripling down, quadrupling down, the cops are amazing. they're flawless. we don't want these people -- it's funny, with kaepernick to take a step bac

donald trump can spend as much time and rudy giuliani and tom cotton and ivanka can spend all the time they want talking about defense of marriage a danger in the streets, they ignored tloult this entire rnc and tonight what the last six months have been to people. we're not going outside because people don't have jobs. because they're afraid of covid. they've been fired from their jobs because of covid. they pray every single morning that their children won't come back sick with covid either from campus or the local elementary school. so i think that while that fear mongering of protests and violence on the one hand may scare some people, their daily reality is infinitely more dangerous and that is the kind of thing that donald trump hasn't really addressed one way or another. i have to say, this is very important to understand when were talking about the hatch act and violations. i'm old enough to remember when bill clinton got in trouble for supposedly selling nights in the lincoln bedroom. that was a big, big scandal at the time. it is important for us to remember and focus on the

donald trump leaves office. barbara mcquade, thank you so much. tom winter, i know we're working on that reporting, please come back to us if there's anything you can confirm and break during this hour. both of you, thank you very much. >>> and turning now to the white house for more on the president's reaction to bannon's arrest and to another setback in the fight to keep his taxes secret, joining me now is nbc news digital senior white house reporter shannon pettypiece. so shannon, what is the reaction to steve bannon getting arrested? >> well, the white house trying to distance themselves from bannon, just like they have the five other close associates of the president who have been arrested during this administration. kayleigh mcenany, the press secretary, said in a statement today, everyone knows president trump has no involvement in this project and felt it was only being done in order to showboat and perhaps raise funds. she went on to say that president trump has not been involved with steve bannon since the campaign and the early part of the

tom, i want to come to you now. donald trump, i think chairman steele said, you know -- it's a asymmetrical fighter. i always thought that president trump wants to stay in office as long as he can because the moment he's no longer in office he is at the mercy. >>ic he worries about that and researching how to pardon himself forever and perpetuity because that's the thing he would think of. you know, you have two separate groups here that have an interest in destroying the election. truf is about trump. i don't think trump wanted to be elected president. now he wants to ride the rocket all the way down. but there's also a group of republicans and conservatives around him. they're like the shark. they think that keeping trump in power by any means necessary is kind of their last-ditch effort to save western civilization. as ellie said, to to try to keep moving voter suppression so they can enable minority rule for years to come. i want to inject a little note and say i think a lot of it is going to backfire. you know, even mitch m

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tom tillis is a senate republican running for reelection. a bit more reliant on how donald trump does. he is a federal candidate, much more tied into how your party does. what he hopes donald trump will help him do is turn joe biden and cal cunningham, his opponent, into tools of the radical left making them unpalatable to the unaffiliated voters we talked about earlier and scaring them away from supporting a democrat. that will be key for them to pull this off. >> we only have a limited amount of time left. let's do a lightning round. if there is one thing the trump campaign must do to win north carolina, what would it be? because atg to cheat think there's what he can do versus what he will do. strategists said what he could do is act more presidential. tone down the tweets. tone down the behavior problems that the unaffiliated voters have talked about that is an issue for them. what comes up is not a concern about policy but more his behavior and how he has handled the coronavirus crisis. what is more likely and what they expect he will do is whether or not he can turn joe bid

i think that's -- that's the most dangerous threat to donald trump because i think a lot of americans really carry that fear. >> tom, thank you. you be well. i will see you soon. >> always. >> so, you know, we talked about the dog whistle of this president on race and, you know, low-income people and what have you. that's why you need to tune into my podcast. it's called "silence is not an option." taking on hard conversations about race in america, being black in america. find it on apple podcasts or your favorite podcast app. we're going to talk about sports. it drops 4:00 in the morning. you don't want to miss it. >>> a father and son. both, doctors. die weeks apart from each other. they die from the coronavirus. their family says they died heroes. i am going to speak with some of those family members, next. (spr) (piano starts) ♪ father wears his sunday best ♪ mother's tired, she needs a rest ♪ ♪ the kids are playing up downstairs ♪ ♪ our house, it has a crowd ♪ there's always something happening ♪ ♪ and it's usually quite loud ♪ ♪ our house, in the middle of our street ♪ ♪ our house, in the middle of our stree

tom: i have got to astor this, this is not working out the polling both. i do not think donald trumpto read your book, i hate to break into you the president flex "the art of the deal." as notme minister may be all that different. why is democracy not going the collier route? >> i think it will. would dispute your description of boris johnson. boris johnson is actually proved -- pretty pragmatic. premiership by getting a lot of posts in the north of england -- a lot of votes in the north of england. he has got to make the economy work. he knows -- he himself does not know that there are sensible ways of experimenting. the acid test would be whether he devolves some power to regional governments. trump, i tend to agree. i think he is a lost cause. he never was a hopeful because, frankly. tom: as we end the interview, what is so important about "greed is dead?" this shift, the regime change, you're write about it,. does this have a lasting permanency echo -- lasting permanence? >> i think very much so. what we are trying to point to hear is the turning of the tide. that is the moment i

better to talk about what joe biden needsj to do to beat donald trump than somebody who ran against joe biden for the nomination. we welcome back tom steyer, former democratic presidential candidate, founder of nexgen america. great to have you with us. you had a place on the program tonight. give us a sense of what joe biden needs to do over these four days. >> i do think, david, that the point of these four days is to show two things. one is unity, that infect this party and this country are united behind joe biden and, like rest. second -- like kamala harris. secondly, that there is positive excitement about what they are talking about, what they're going to do and how they are going to bring us together. i think you will see over the next four days not just that this party is united around the idea of beating donald trump, but there is a vision here, there is a time for real change in our society that is good for americans across the board, and that joe biden is the man that she is going to be the transformative president to get america back on track, to pull us together across all the lines that can divide us. and in fact, to

tom cotton. >> time distinction himself by being in the military. served in iraq and came back, ran for office, and he has been a real interventionist when it comes to capitol hill, and then donald trumplong, and it looks like he is about to tell us himself. david: yeah, we are going to hear right now. senator cotten: good evening. i'm senator tom cotton. a lot has changed in four years. back then, we gathered in a rowdy arena. tonight, you are probably at home while i stand alone. was thelone -- that motto of my old army unit, the 50 six infantry, the original and of brothers. from the normandy beaches to the iraqi desert, we fought alongside each other, but we were always prepared to stand alone. so it is with our nation. we lead the free world, but we will stand alone if we must to defend america. donald trump understands this. he puts america first. that's why america is safer now than four years ago. but joe biden would return us to . week and dangerous past barack obama's own secretary of defense said joe biden has been wrong on nearly every major national security decision over the past four decades, so let's compare the records of joe biden and donald trump. biden/to defense s

donald trump. these are mostly republican congressman, including three senators, marco rubio, ted cruz and tom cottonplus a republican representative, pat toomey, as well as kenneth roth. roth was denied entry to hong kong back in january when he tried to come here. the foreign ministry spokesperson saying this is in response to the sanctions on 11 americans to the wrong behaviors of the united states who in his estimation behaved badly on the hong kong related issues. however, they did not get into specifics on when these sanctions would entail. the sanctions that the united states imposed on the 11 chinese and hong kong officials including the freezing of bank accounts as well as any potential assets that those officials might have in the united states. we are already hearing from people close to the matter that some banks in hong kong, including citibank, starting to step up scrutiny of bank accounts in hong kong. anotherf course, flashpoint in u.s.-china relations as the visit to taiwan this week of the u.s. health secretary alex azar. what came out of that? stephen: yeah, that again is another f

donald trump. you keep talking about tom in pennsylvania.pennsylvania, if you listened to his last statement talking about kamala harris, he is not a democrat. he is a republican calling to pretend that they are a democrat. we need to be mindful. we need to be behind aydin regardless of what happens. we have seen what is going on in this country. trump, no innald between here. that is my statement. guest: i mean, john, if there is any group that is working with a key group of swing voters that are on the fence, maybe tom is not on the fence -- you are implying he hates it the democrats and is really a republican -- we are talking to people that are on the fence between i am not going to bother voting or i am going to vote for the green vardy or some protest for the libertarians, those are the people we're talking to, and we are doing a good job of convincing them that they have to, for the sake of democracy and the future and climate change -- i mean, trump has made it worse. we are convincing those people that they have to vote biden- harri

deal yachtsman like captain john of tom's river, safe social distancing practices meant staging an interview that was not awkward at all. >> we're going to the donald trumpde today. and rally. we're expect over a thousand boats. >> i got to say, i'm getting a little boat envy here. >> boat envy, pennist envy, you know. >> i was making that connection too, enough land talk, i wanted to see just how impressive these beautiful boaters were. st a line of trump boats as far as the eye can he soo. it really just keeps going. it is like an election polling place in a minority district. >> who are you voting for? >> donald trump! >> who are you-- who are you voting for. >> donald j. trump. >> must be undecided. usually not so worried out on the water, but technically this is an entire armada of jersey drivers. >> [bleep] you too. little history, we are here on the jersey shore, that is the cove where snookie got fingered and the beach that chris christie hogged to himself. >> make america great again. >> is a weird slogan for an incumbent. >> i'm worried about covid. >> boaters absolutely love him. and the president loves boating. but why? well, because a lot of

more of the same, but that ignores the reality that donald trump is president and has been for three and a half years. so what happened in wisconsin -- tom: final question. your new book is brutal. do the democrats know how to be brutal, can they toughen up against a president who love to be tied off, tough, tough? jeanne: so glad you asked that. i was sitting there last night thinking this was going to be a brutal 60-plus days as we move into november. yet.'t know we heard joe biden saying he will be out on the campaign trail despite covid. yesterday kamala harris and joe biden, out trying to contrast the response to the messages coming from republicans. an hour lastr over night with the president who threw everything at them including the kitchen sink. it is a lot to respond to and i think the area to see how they -- i think we are yet to see how they will do that. anna: thank you, jeannie zaino for your contribution. really good to speak to you today. let me take you to some lines coming through from germany. chancellor angela merkel speaking right now, has been speaking for more than half an hour. she is saying the crisis is a challe

tom there. is. a sticker mind and now the top stories here on jazeera u.s. president donald trump has announced a surprise deal to normalize ties between the u.s. and israel under the agreement israel suspend plans to annex palestinian territory although prime minister benjamin netanyahu says the annexation may still take place in the future. palestine is recalling its ambassador to the u.a.e. calling the deal a betrayal and demanding it be retracted. let's get more on this now see go to knew about is an author and specialist on middle east and gulf issues he joins us now via skype from washington thanks very much for being with us so how significant would you say this is for the region. this is a significant development i think that the essence of the announcement today is really our timing because really since 2008 the relationship between the u.a.e. and israel has been strategic in nature. and it has been growing incrementally ever since the question is why why now and i think the answer is quite frankly tied in to president trump's reelection campaign the end of the speech as

wouldn't be enthusiastic about the way donald trump has conducted himself in office, you start to lose the base. the first order of events has been to cover that. tom davis, never enough time. senator mccain over the years. tonight at 9:00 p.m., david westin with coverage of the republican national convention and the speech by the president of the united states. with news in new york city -- >> hurricane laura is battering louisiana with high wind today. and there's also the threat of a catastrophic storm surge and flash flooding. the storm came ashore with maximum wind of 150 miles an hour. the mosttainly one of powerful hurricanes ever to hit the state. the wind has died down some. is consensus that some areas could be uninhabitable for months. the cdc is defending controversial guidelines of coronavirus testing. guidance says a symptomatically people may not need tests. any public health experts say it is a wrong turn that could restrict the number of test performed. notcdc says the change was influenced by the white house and meant to clarify the limits of testing. tengion is rising between the u.s. and china over the south china sea. chinese f