and to figure out the value of unconventional vs. conventional politics. tonight on "washington week." >> if she gets to pick her judges, nothing you can do, folks. though the second amendment people, maybe there is. i don't know. >> i call president obama and hillary clinton the founders of isis. >> joke? sarcasm? or simply changing the subject? words matter, my friends. and if you are running to be president or you are president of the united states, words can have tremendous consequences. gwen: this was supposed to be the week where the candidates talked about the economy. and they did. >> i am proposing an across-the-board income tax reduction especially for middle income americans. >> my mission in the white house will be to make our economy work for everyone not just those at the top. gwen: but somehow they always returned to their war of words. over trump's temperament. over clinton's e-mails. and even suspected russian hacking. >> let me just say this in terms of the presidential campaign. this is an electronic watergate. gwen: drama on every front

unconventional yield is -- it's wishes the yield. it is the definition of unconventional policy.t has a greater spillover effect and standard banking. >> what about term structures? , for any term premium layman's listening and for me, and how important is this? very simple thing, a standard measure of valuation and the bond market. i will give you two investment options. you can either take your money and roll it over for treasury yields for 10 years, or you can buy a 10 year note right now. the difference is the term premium. usually, the 10 year note has an extra yield to compensate investors. they can lose money as rates go up and down. today, that is negative. if you lock of your money for 10 years, you have a higher -- just putting it in your closet. why is that, as we see clover spill out for -- the crux of it for investors is when you have low term premium environments, it tends to be associated with low returns for the treasury market and interest rates sensitive parts of fixed income. >> if we get a rate right of -- rise early this year -- >> we do not think so. precond

it's unconventional year. he's an unconventional candidate.iness person and, you know, it's hard having a candidate that is so successful in another industry and trying to get into the traditional mind set. especially since he is winning with unconventional means so it's very difficult from what i understand and the people i've talked to its very difficult to reign him in and he's going to do what he's going to do and that's what he is going to do. >> he is who he is is what he says. does trump winnie votes by calling out the new york times as opposed to focussing on his opponent which is hillary clinton. >> this is trump calling them out to some degree and complaining about the media saying the new york times is being unfair to him. that's popular with conservative audiences. they love that and eat it up but does it help get him votes taking on hillary clinton? probably not and to some degree he is still running very much a primary campaign when he should have pivoted to the general election a long time ago. he still gets the crowds going and

like you said, he's unconventional.tates that in are play that may not have been in play in years past. is he going to be maybe throwing us some curveballs here in the future? >> wryeah. and it looks to me his campaign recognizes something. we are very, very early. a poll in early to mid august doesn't tell you much. once the conversation really starts to narrow to the ush shus that are polling the highest with the american people, i think we're going to see the numbers get a little bit closer. so from my perspective i think that none of -- neither of the candidates should narrow themselves down to any state because the numbers are going to change in a lot of areas and keep your options open. >> sean, in the interest of time, last word. >> well, i think i are garland, this is a wide open field. this is not traditional in any sense. so there's going to be a lot of interesting states to watch. >> not traditional and not boring. gentlemen, thank you so much for joining us. we hope to have you back. >> glad to be here. >>>

sense it's a bit unconvention >>> it is a bit unconventional but it makes sense if you think about it. >> well, yes, i think it does. i'm checking it out right now. the city of chandler turning to crowd funding, which we see of so much of it, to complete a new community. it will be planted on the edge of veterans oasis park and it will be used to teach people sustainable garden techniques. >> we're going to teach people how to garden, how to build, how to install, how to maintain irrigation. we're going to teach them about water harvesting. we're going to do it with ourselves and our partners. >> they have to build a fence that will cost $9,000 and the with a 30-daytime line. >> so they are looking for donations. >> if you want to donate, we have a link on our website, fox10phoenix.com, click on seen on tv. >>> adot crews bringing some desert scenery back to shea boulevard. 1,000 plants, including 400 saguaros, my favorite cactus, was removed so the freeway can be widened. before arizona was a state. they were cared for before being planted. the widening project is expected to be com

anna: talk to me about unconventional policy, what used to be dubbed unconventional policy, negativenterest rates. all the places in the world, we have a chart where this is just normal business. we have heard from the bank of england governor that rates will not go negative in the u.k.. he's said before in his rolled at the fsb that he doesn't like negative interest rates that much. what you think he's saying in his role at the fsb, that he doesn't like them in japan, or the ecb, were all over the world? jeremy: i think the jury is still out on whether they can grow longer-term stability in these economies. u.k.,nly here in the while a lot of people were yesterday saying this was a good plan, the biggest calls for caution came from the pensions industry. the difficulty with any further cuts and rates will hurt pensions and banking given the huge amounts of financial services exports the mckay economy still relies on concern trade environments. and it kicks to the body would be taking it while it is down. it's not my favorite policy by any stretch of the imagination. something we sho

. >>> plus an olympic fencer whose unconventional training is for mental toughness. everything from ice baths to confronting bears. >> i literally looked it in the eyes. we're going to do this. so if i can do that i can do anything. >> all for the glory of the gold. >>> and break out the ears and whiskers. we've got a new memory for her. "cats." but first, the "nightline" 5. cc >>> good evening. thanks for joining us. tonight the two men you're about to meet set about chasing an image of muscular perfection, dramatically pushing their bodies to bulk up. but for one of these men the obsession went way too far. here's abc's gio benitez. >> reporter: washboard abs. chiseled pecs. nearly 200 pounds of pure muscle. >> what's your height? >> 6'2". >> weight? >> 192. >> body fat? >> probably like 12, 13. >> i 18-year-olds don't know about themselves. >> i'd say so, yeah. >> reporter: at just 18 years old, david late is often seen as the poster boy for physical perfection. but just four years ago david looked like this. just 98 pounds at 14 years old. he says he was bullied

she says unconventional. i say unhinged. some of the things he said, they're divisive, offensive, and nonsensical. a lot of things he said policy-wise are things that just don't even exist. he's making things up out of thin air and showing no effort to bone up or prepare or understand the issues that face this country and the world. so that's not the person i saw on to me, it's extremely disturbing. alison: thank you both so much for coming in. one thing we can agree on, this is an election like no other. thank you so much. thank you for being here. we'll take a short break but we're coming right back with nick's forecast. nick: i hope you like today. it was spectacular. we're going to do it again tomorrow as high pressure stays in control. looks like overall, the next seven days are pretty nice. alison: tomorrow, we tackle the great debate cash versus plastic. and rewards, cash can help you rein in the spending. we'll take a closer look at that tomorrow at 6:00. we'll be right back. your daughter wants to stay organic. your

unconventional basically means experimentation.ls haven't really done what they're supposed to, issues of negative rates throughout the globe and the fed isn't unique in this. think about it, think in the unintended consequences that have occurred. negative rates are supposed to accomplish something, one of the somethings is not increasing savings rates or buying saves in the states of japan, stashing cash and the counterintuitive notion of negative rates being accompanied by a rallying currency. the problem with unconventional is that one when you are there, you can't go back in time and use models or use comparisons or economic strategies for times that were conventional or normal. just doesn't work. and the second issue that isn't going to be at jackson home, but it's what everybody's thinking is can the fed, can central bankers in general get their credibility back? to me, that's as easy as it comes. less talk. now, i would probably say less talk followed by more action, but even if it's just less talk, that's a good thing. you

>> unconventional measures are off the table right now.cuts are off the table given how the israeli economy is doing. the bank ofmean israel will be sitting on her hands. she has intervened when the shackle has been strengthening to reduce competitiveness of israeli exports. ekel.e at $3.8 to the sch do not expect much stimulus-wise. the finance minister may step in. they have already talked about cutting finances to household and deregulating at the same time. perhaps the economy will get a bit of a boost from the finance ministry instead. yousef: still to come on the program, headwinds facing cathay pacific. we will discuss the airline's earnings and outlook. this i haidi: it is 1:30 in tokyo, the last 90 minutes of trading. .4%. up yen hasve, since the pared gains in the tuesday session. exports in japan seeing modest gains. volumes are pretty thin on the ground there. we are getting a little willtainty on what the fed do in terms of when the next rate hike will come. ♪ haidi: top stories on "bloomberg markets middle east," oil halted a

>> unconventional measures are off the table.n the governor of the bank of israel is going to be sitting on her hands. she has intervened in the currency market before to weaken the shackle. -- currency. where the banks of israel has intervened in the past. that has been boosting foreign reserve. don't expect much, stimulus wise. the finance ministry might step in three they have talked about s for household to read perhaps the economy will get a bit of a boost from the finance ministry. arabia takes saudi further steps to improve its ailing finances. we look at how the good ending u.s. treasury holdings means bringing cash back to the kingdom. that is the head. that is the head. hey how's it going, hotcakes? hotcakes. this place has hotcakes. so why aren't they selling like hotcakes? with comcast business internet and wifi pro, they could be. just add a customized message to your wifi pro splash page and you'll reach your customers where their eyes are already - on their devices. order up. it's more than just wifi, it can help g

and an unconventional campaign might have an unconventional o ceo. i think so far many of the american people have resonated to that idea, that this man is a self made mogul, someone who builds magnificent structures, employs thousands of people, doesn't campaign the way traditionally police politicians have campaigned. he selected really probably the primary mouthpiece in terms of politics of the outsider. if there's one thing that steve bannon brings in the -- history brings to this campaign, they are the consummate anti establishment media voice. by the way, they're not only partisan against democrats, they have been extremely critical, jeb bush most of all. so this is an anti establishment movement, as much as it is an anti hillary movement. americans know instinctually know they're not doing well. don't feel safe in terms of security at home and abroad. we need a different path and that path is not the rigged washington crony system that has stifld growth and made most americans' lives poorer and unfortunately only rewarded the very top. >> let'

secondly, doug, i will have to say this is a very unconventional candidate and a very unconventional way of campaigning. >> i have to interrupt. we are in a hard break here. i want to thank all of you, charlie, doug. >> thank you, governor. >> and also kellyanne. we're all looking forward to that speech on monday. it ought to be a barn burner, stemwinder. >>> coming up next right here on "hannity." >> and it was therefore reasonable to conclude that anyone, including myself, would have not suspected that they were classified. >> all right. hillary clinton continues to make excuses about her private e-mail server. our panel is going to weigh in next. >>> plus retired lieutenant general mike flynn and dr. sebastian gorka will be joining us later tonight. that and more as this special edition of "hannity" continues. > >>> and welcome back to this special edition of "hannity," road to the white house. it's been 246 days since hillary clinton gave a formal press conference. but today she did answer, well, a few questions while addressing the national association of black and hispanic jour

i know he's an unconventional candidate, this is an unconventional campaign, but he needs to pivot ande more presidential and what worked for him in the primary will not work for him in the general. >> he's going to continue to delineate the differences between him and what would be barack obama's third term. he's going to talk about job losses, he's going to talk about v.a. reform. >> would you prefer here stuck to message? >> i think the greatest part about donald trump is people want to see what he's going to say next. he can drive a media narrative every single day and earn that media because donald trump speaks from the heart, and he speaks in a way that people understand it and say that's how i talk, too, that's why he's been so successful in driving the media. >> i want to talk to you guys and get your response on this. this is meg whitman, who ran for governor of california, also obviously republican. hugh -- this is in an interview to the "new york times." i want to ask you, considering, anna navarro, you're a republican on this staff, you hear what happened to kelly ayotte, o

this is what you get when you have an unconventional candidate like trump. host: jim barnes with the ballotpedia.org, and you can follow their reporting, too, their twitter >> susan graham's "washington c-span's -- "washington journal." moral we talk with the managing tomorrow wer -- talk with a managing editor as he previews the senate races. and then the hacking of the dmc e-mails and what effect they might have on the election. and the president and ceo of the partnership and center for presidential transition without the campaigns are preparing to talks the white house -- about how the candidates are preparing to occupy the white house. joined the discussion. >> this month marks the 100 anniversary of the park service. tomorrow, a discussion of the agency's history and the challenges that it faces in a cal restraint. later, a look at religious extremism in africa. we will hear from a state department official who specializes in combating violent extremism. p.m. ontomorrow at 1:30 c-span2. >> on saturday, august 6, issue spotlight looks at police and race

a man in washington state is running an unconventional polictal campaign. he's trying to get elected to congress without spending a dime. tony ventrella democratic congressional candidate "i would be a great candidate. i'd make a really good congressman, vote for me let's do that, but i don't want your money. i know that's crazy and people are going to say you can't win. well we'll see." instead.. tony ventrella wants supporters to donate anything they'd give him to a charity. now here's today's top stories now trending. 95 days until we elect our next present.... now... a rhode island soda company is holding a unique poll. the company says...they're putting hillary's.... blue- raspberry liberal limeade strawberry-peach populist punch! owners say ... they plan to release the results just before election day. . we'll see how well this does. a new atm at xavier univerisy in ohio does not dispense 20-dollar bills.. it dispenses hot pizza... promising your own fresh slice in just three minutes. this is the first pizza atm in north america. it holds 70 pieces of

the woman claims it is just an unconventional way to bring light to the problems of drugs in her community. >> . i look good for my age. >> 48 year-old was dressed when we found her relaxing at home. wednesday evening. but she admits she is not always this way. >> i sit out here all the time at night naked. in the dark. it during the day. >> around 6:45. sunday evening. police arrested her. after neighbors complained that she was completely nude. sitting on her front porch. with her private parts exposed. according to to a police report. she told officers that she was showing off her birthday suit. to protest the drug activity in the neighborhood. >> . nobody is getting hurt. my concern is my daughter. who wants to be arpd people that are naked outside. >> . charge. she will continue to sit outside in the buff. neighbors say they will keep complaining. >> . you'll continue to do it until when. >> . until they figure out how to clean up the drugs in the activity that's going on. here in our country. and our state mainly. looking for answers. >> . my son was loved. and wouldn't hopefully som

. >> how the battle of the sexes testing testing testing fernando: donald trump hospira unconventional campaign is dividing his party. a key constituency for republicans is college educated i recently spoke to the campaign editor for politico, who explains why this could make or break donald trump. steve, welcome back to the program. steve: it's great to be back fernando:. fernando:thank you. one of the most important voter segments that both campaigns must capture our women. what are campaigns doing to be able to attract women voters? steve: you are hearing a lot about the hiic she is now the first woman ever nominated by a major party for president. you will hear a lot from her and her surrogates. she has a lot of people who can speak to women voters and explain why donald trump is the wrong choice. at the same time, the trump campaign has been a disjointed effort. at times, he will talk about hillary clinton not being trustworthy. at times, he will talk about the having to do with women. this is going to be the gender gap between men and women. it's going to be huge. we are already

everyone knows she knows the facts and figures but what about if he makes an unconventional attack oner. this is going to get a huge rating and its one remaining game-changing event. david: media buzz host howard kurtz, thank you for being with us. we are coming right back with a lot more. stay with us. donald trump is cutting hillary clinton's lead in the polls. trump campaign sees a favorable trend for the republican nominee. >> the races overcome you can't recover. hillary clinton facing the same static and trump is a common slate catching up to her pre-trump is stepping game set in hillary counter? discourteous hot has a special delivery for this family barbecue. we will show you the video up next. a lot more to cover tonight. we are coming right back. i have asthma... ...one of many pieces in my life. so when my asthma symptoms kept coming back on my long-term control medicine. i talked to my doctor and found a missing piece in my asthma treatment with breo. once-daily breo prevents asthma symptoms. breo is for adults with asthma not well controlled on a long-term asthma control

. >> what is so great about the friendship between pete and elliott, obviously is a very unconventional friendship, as it is a little boy and a dragon, but they are best of friends. it's almost like, you know, your favorite dog. the director, he is assessed with his cats. elliott. so it's really a pure, fewer friend -- pure friendship, and i think it is just like wish fulfillment, you know? like having a pet dragon, living in the woods as a child. natalie: more hollywood news when we return, right here on again. now let's get back to more entertainment news on "the hollywood news report." for comedy after starring on the hit series "that 70's show" for eight seasons. now mila kunis is teaming up with kristen bell and kathryn hahn to show us how funny "bad moms" can be. >> no msg,and he, no -- sesame, butter, salt, sugar, this perfect mom. >> the film was a wonderful comedic portrayal of every moment moms have had, or even if you ever had a mom. when it is hitting the fan and things are going downhill, and everybody needs a release. >> john and scott wrote a gorgeous love letter to their

falling poll numbers have many asking the question: can she win against a candidate waging an unconventional campaign? joining me now from philadelphia is congresswoman linda sanchez, she is chair of the congressional hispanic caucus, and a supporter of hillary clinton. madam chair, welcome to the program. linda sanchez: thank you for having me, fernando. fernando: thank you. let me ask you, do you think clinton is really qualified and ready to battle what is an unusual run for president. and i think obama said that in his speech last night, she is the most qualified man or woman to run for office of president. i think she is ready. she has got a vision for this country, and she ready to lead us to that vision. fernando: yet as prepared as she is, she is facing a chaotic opponent, who surprises in many ways. how flexible is the campaign to be able to deal with these eruptions that seem to occur on an ongoing basis? linda sanchez: she has a strong team behind her. and no doubt, trump is very unpredictable and he is very erratic. i think as the campaign goes on and you see more of that erratic

unconventional campaign, but he needs to by vot. what worked for him in the primary will not work for him in the general. >> he's going to talk about the trade differences that he and hillary have, all these point will get donald trump elected. >> would you prefer here stuck to message? >> i think the greatest part about donald trump is people want to see what he's going to say next. he has an ability that no one else has ever had when they run for president, which is to drive a media narrative every single day and earn that media that nobody else can do. they do that because donald trump speaks from the heart. he speaks about things that people want to hear about and he speaks in a way that people understand it and say that's how i talk, too, that's why he's been so successful in driving the media. >> i want to talk to you guys and get your response on this. this is meg whitman, who ran for governor of california, also obviously republican. hewlett pack ward executive. she said i will vote for hillary. i will talk to my republican

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and to figure out the value of unconventional vs. conventional politics. tonight on "washington week." >> if she gets to pick her judges, nothing you can do, folks. though the second amendment people, maybe there is. i don't know. >> i call president obama and hillary clinton the founders of isis. >> joke? sarcasm? or simply changing the subject? words matter, my friends. and if you are running to be president or you are president of the united states, words can have tremendous consequences. gwen: this was supposed to be the week where the candidates talked about the economy. and they did. i

burning man, the annual gathering of the unconventional and uninhibited gets underweigh in black rock city. 70,000 people are expected to attend this year's 30th 30th anniversary event. many will create art projects in desert. festival cull -- culminates next week end. events on sunday and the whole thing wraps up on monday. and setting the effigy on fire is where the name comes from, burning man. >>> hundreds of people celebrated the work being done to brighten the lives of children facing deadly diseases and other challenges. >> we mike nico urged folks to bid. the event set up the camprroyo and 3,000 children attend the camp every year. we have been a proud sponsor of the foundation for many years. >> now your accuweather forecast with lisa argen. >> clear skies. a beautiful afternoon, getting into the evening, more fog is going to be slow to push across the bay. we have the west wind allowing for a breeze right now. here's a look at live doppler 7, foggest just nowhere to be seen, 66 in half moon bay and san francisco so nice afternoon. and a bonus, temperatures headed into the 80

. >> the way the officer handles her is odd and definitely unconventional, but without knowing the circumstances as to why he had her in that position, it's -- you really can't be critical of him until you know more. >> reporter: d.c. police say they're investigating. to sue the police department. >>> officials in mexico confirmed that one of the kidnap victims from a restaurant was the son of a drug lord. the kidnapping was carried out by members of a rival drug gang raising fears about a new wave of bloodshed in mexico. el chapo is serving time in mexico after an escape earlier in the year. this may be a reason why people in the fort myers, florida area haven't been getting their mail. >> take a look at this video. that's a postal worker throwing away hundreds of pieces of mail. they are trying to track down the worker, and they were able to retrieve most of the mail. you will have to pay that bill after all. >> then they realized it was -- yeah, a bill. she was trying to save them from that, i guess. >> maybe some nice letters were in there. >> coming up, the toughest test yet for america's b

remember, he's an unconventional -- the idea of hillary clinton -- laura's a friend of all of ours. we appreciate any insight and advice that she is willing to give in her very busy life. we take advice and counsel from many people who have experience and mean to be helpful. this -- the donald trump, the authentic donald trump who's been taking his case directly to the voters is the one that you will see on the debate stage with hillary clinton. i think they're nervous over in clinton camp because he is the unpredictable x factor. clinton that basically memorizes lines. you saw the interviews she gave this week on phone by cable stations. she was obviously reading something. i didn't think they went well. the scare strategy for hillary clinton, making sure we don't see that much of her, that changes when she's forced to the debate stage. he will be preparing in a very different way. >> all right. we'll leave it there. kellyanne, thank you very much for coming on. thanks for your time. please come back. >> thank you, chris. >>> up next, foundation and private emails. they're not goin

this is an unconventional campaign.ching out to unconventional reporters, excuse me, unconventional voters and attracting them to vote for him, and that i think is very good for republicans. talking about the trade issues, the immigration issues, national security issues, and the way that he is talking about them he is reaching to voters that sometimes don't vote and have not voted in past and he is reaching out to voters, especially in a state like michigan that haven't voted for republicans since ronald reagan. the so, you know, the typical metrics in this campaign and this election cycle just don't match up. martha: we will see. thank you so much, sir. >> thank you. bill: so we have a major setback now for obamacare again. one of the biggest insurance companies in the country making a big announcement about its future with state health care exchanges. we'll tell you what that is all about and what you need to know. plus this. >> oh, no. >> let go. martha: what is going on? monkey business in the parking lot. bill: oh

look, he's an unconventional candidate, and he's not going to prepare the way hillary does which is, you know, locking her in a room and cramming her head with binders and get the hollywood types that she raised fund-raisers this week instead of standing with sanctuary city moms who lost their children. she's in hollywood raising money. she'll have them helping her consult. he will be prepared for these debates. all of his policy prescriptions on defeating radical islamic terrorism on, middle-class tax relief, on law enforcement, on taking his case to the communities -- >> but is he going to hold -- quickly, is he going to hold mock debates? >> he might. remember, he's an unconventional -- the idea of re hillary clinton -- laura's a friend of all of ours. we appreciate any insight and advice that she is willing to give in her very busy life. we take advice and counsel from many people who have experience and mean to be helpful. this -- the donald trump, the authentic donald trump who's been taking his case directly to the voters is the one that you will see on the debate stage with h

secondly, doug, i will have to say this is a very unconventional candidate and a very unconventional way of campaigning. >> i have to interrupt. we are in a hard break here. i want to thank all of you, charlie, doug. >> thank you, governor. >> and also kellyanne. we're all looking forward to that speech on monday. it ought to be a barn burner, stemwinder. >>> coming up next right here on "hannity." >> and it was therefore reasonable to conclude that anyone, including myself, would have not suspected that they were classified. >> all right. hillary clinton continues to make excuses about her private e-mail server. our panel is going to weigh in next. >>> plus retired lieutenant general mike flynn and dr. sebastian gorka will be joining us later tonight. that and more as this special edition of "hannity" continues. for those who can't imagine life without two wheels, allstate offers a genuine parts guarantee, that promises to fix your bike with original parts. talk to an allstate agent about all the things they do to keep riders riding. get between you and life's dobeautiful moments.ll

these are two very large unconventional bets. if he wins he's recast politics. if he loses this is going to be one of the ones on the list of 10 reasons why. jenna: where is your money today? does he win or lose on that? >> the underdog. he's got a very narrow path to victory. democrats have an easier path to the victory in craddock presidential election. that's why we only one in 2004 since 1992 and you have to have a comprehensive effort to get there. can he win? yes. is she had today? yes. are these two people disliked? yes. do we have a large number of undecideds that are going to make their minds up late? the answer is yes and we are going to be watching this for 90 more days. jenna: all the more exciting to watch. call, great to see you as always, welcome back. jon: raging floodwaters in maryland sweeping away cars and anything else in their path. we are live on the ground with the latest. look at that. now judy doesn't think that she'll be able to retire until her mortgage is fully paid off. this is mike. mike is also 65 years old. his monthly mortgage pa

. >> he's an unconventional candidate. he's not going to prepare the way hillary does which is cram her head with these binders. >> no formal rehearsal, just hashing out ideas. including former executive roger ails and radio host laura ingram. traditional mock debate practice and plans to rely more on his gut. meanwhile, today hillary clinton is on the fundraising circuit with four events in the hamptons. this weekend celebrity supporters, ashton kutcher and jason george helped out clinton's campaign while barre baa streisand hit send to raise cash. clinton has been carefully preparing her responses to meet debate time limits. her advisers call tr adversary. >> it's going to be difficult. you're going to have to prepare for many different trumps. well-behaved, modest trump. i doubt we'll see that. kind of off the rail trump. >> holding fewer public events right now as ve raises money, clinton will call on her most famous surrogates, president obama and joe biden campaign without her in the next couple weeks. >> there are g