van jones, you the same. come in person next time. >> that was pretty lively. >>> we've got a lot to cover here. still to come, as he prepares to depart office in a couple of months, president biden is attending the last apec summit of his presidency. >>> plus, a new texas supreme court ruling clears the way for a new execution date for the man convicted of killing his two-year-old daughter in a so-called, shaken baby case. stay with cnn news central. storming a late arrival earlier today for president biden at his last apec summit in peru. it is likely his last major world trip as american president. it's a group of 21 economies that make up roughly 60% of global gdp. on the sidelines of the summit, president biden will have his final face-to-face with chinese president xi jinping. kayla tashi is in peru following president biden. can you give us the latest on president biden's agenda here? >> reporter: omar, president biden is meeting with the leaders of japan and south korea to, a partnership that is one o

>> van jones make the point, that is someone who said don't underestimate trump.e has his ear to the ground, i wouldn't be nervous if i were trump. anything could happen, most polling estimates show it 50/fifty. at the coin toss, photo finish. however, donald trump leads in the early vote in arizona and nevada and north carolina and georgia. two of those states, republican did not have a lead four years ago. stuart: do we know that? we don't know how they voted. neil: we know party identification. could there be nikki haley veterans? there could be. we also don't know about the independent vote, that could go either way which could shift the entire calculus. there is so much unknown. i would feel good if i were trump based on the early voting late polling. stuart: the concert idea. singers, entertainers doesn't work as well as trump getting out and addressing the crowd. >> i'm watching trump's rally in pittsburgh nancy guys in hardhats, these are individuals who defected from their unions that endorsed kamala harris and you can trust that with these celebrity's, l

vice president harris. >> he said trump gets to be lawless and she has to be flawless. >> here is van jones. >> he gets to be lawless, she has to be flawless. >> it is maddening that they have to do their best to find flaws in what kamala is saying and doing but this man is a toddler with his pants pulled down doing whatever he wants but she has to be perfect and it is a lot like being a black lady. it is bananas! >> to that point, is kamala how to a different standard? >> 100%. every time he speaks he does armpit parts, everybody laughs, then everyone votes for him. >> speaking as a black lady i wanted to say - >> you are not a black lady. yes, you are strong, yes you are beautiful. >> and proud. and proud. b mackey is so close. >> very close. >> how has the vice president explained her shifting positions on fracking and policing? >> she explained that when she was first talking about fracking that she had her fingers crossed behind her back. >> if a perfect it needs to be informed by different points of view to build consensus and to have a common sense approach. >> i am not a fan of chan

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scott jennings and van jones and gretchen carlson . elon musk obviously critical in the campaign . what you make of him joining this call? >> that doesn't surprise me at all. of course donald trump can put anyone on the phone that he wants. i have seen a lot of these calls been congratulatory in nature. as furthermore policy driven calls take place, i would expect there to be other policy and administration officials designated officials on the calls, but in some juncture, trump won and he has got a cadre of advisers that include elon musk. i don't think anybody should be surprised by this or alarmed by it either way. >> i think it's a little weird. elon musk seems to be everywhere at all times. is like secretary of everything and at the same time he's like first lady. the other day i saw this picture of him. it was a picture of trump with his entire family except milan you, but elon musk was there and now you hear about this. there is also conflicts of interest. this is somebody who has contracts with the department of defense. this is somebody who has starlink and it's in ukraine

[applause] van jones -- [applause] who i do not know.in the oval office we came in with the group about criminal justice reform. obama could not get it. nobody could get it. bush could not get it. they all tried. what happens is he was crying profusely. i told him, congratulations, we are going to get it for you. we got it. and then, they announced the news conference that night someplace in washington, d.c. he was heading up the news conference. i said, first lady, come on over here, i'm going to share something really nice. a beautiful thing. i was very happy i was able to do this. i got them the votes they could have never gotten. five conservative senators. you've got to know what we are dealing with. they were serious and hard right. that is good. you have hard left and you have hard right. i said, first lady, people love you, she has got the number one best-selling book in the country. can you believe it? [applause] i would not have even said that except i read it. can you imagine if i did not read it and did not like it? she is gr

perspective now from van jones and republican strategy joe pinion. van, it's interesting the numbers in pennsylvania in particular versus nationwide. economy? >> all those people are sellouts. no, i'm just joking. that's the problem though. for too long democrats were trying to bully and shame people into voting for a party that we forgot people are sitting on a white hot stove with not enough money in their pocket, a lot of problems that haven't been resolved when itment comes to education, community safety and people got tired. one of the things the democrat party is going to have to do is listen more and lecture less when it comes to african american men. >> yeah, look, i think we talked about it a little bit outside the old founding ethos is that black people have no permanent friends and no permanent enemies. the better part of the last 50 years black people have made a permanent friend of the democratic party. there are black men who realize that stove had got a little too hot. the outcomes they were looking for had not been achieved. when they

and van jones who we saw from cnn said in that same hit that he is -- he said nothing is making me happyut pennsylvania. he said i'm nervous all the time, but he said that philadelphia has where they need big numbers, but it is going down and not in terms of people just republicans coming he says people are not going out to vote. so we started out with this chanting "let's get out the vote." i don't know if the chanting will do it or lady gaga or oprah, because if people don't feel motivated to go out and vote in pennsylvania, that will be tough for her. >> greg: she could put dana shapiro on the tickets, but she didn't. is it a microcosm, lady gaga endorsing kamala, but lady gaga's dad endorsing trump? who has a closer grip on reality of everyday americans? the one who feels the effects of a bad economy or crime or emigration, the restaurant owner? in a crime-plagued city or the pop star, his daughter? shouldn't she listen to her dad instead of her friends? >> jessica: i think she is listening to herself. she was born this way and has always lived this way. i don't think we need to pit

then maybe someone will listen. >> katie: harold, to van jones' point, can the government really regulatecess in the podcasting radio world? they have been trying since the 1990s, rush limbaugh, it didn't work. why are they going to regulation instead of more -- >> harold: so i listened back to what van said, maybe i'm a little slow, i misunderstood, i thought he was saying about the social media platforms, like facebook and all, when they are saying things about young men and young girls, i have a daughter, i want these algorithms off of things, so i interpreted that. if he said what you are saying, i agree with you, that's not the answer. but let me step back. i disagree with the premise. i think -- i agree with the fact that joe rogan is more powerful in many ways in reaching voters than legacy media. i agree with the premise is that lydia media legacy media has to rethink how and what they do and their self-importance. but where i disagree is that if joe biden had reinstituted some of what president trump had put in as he was getting a border bill, ended cashless bail, increased penal

so even, you know, as van jones was saying, can she clear her name maybe. i guess she'll get a chance to do that. but i got to believe there are better people out there from a qualification standpoint, from an experience standpoint, from a managerial standpoint. and this isn't just any job where ojt is on the job training is okay, this is the national security of the united for our country getting more dangerous. >> you're also a member of the house ethics committee, matt. news moves quickly in washington and in the span of the last 24 hours, matt gaetz withdrew his name as trump's nominee today. he said he's not going to be returning to congress either um, what do you think should happen now to the ethics report relating to him? >> well, you know, he said he's not returning to congress. we'll see. i think he doesn't have to make that final decision until i guess it's january 3rd. but that's issue one. he could also, you know, if marco rubio gets selected for the cabinet, that senate seat could come open. mr. gaetz could be appointed to that potentially. he

so herald to van jones point. i mean, can the government really regulate the democrats into some kind of success in the podcasting radio world? i mean, they've been trying this since the 1990s with rush limbaugh. it didn't work. i mean, why are they calling for regulation rather than just more opinion? so i listened back to what ramos said. maybe i just i'm a little slow, but i didn't. i misunderstood what i thought he was saying about the social media platforms like facebook and all, when they are saying things about young men and young girls. i have a daughter and i don't. i want these algorithms off the thing. so i interpreted that. and if he if he said what you're saying, i agree with you, that's not the answer. but let me step back. i disagree with the premise. i think that i, i agree with the fact that joe rogan is more powerful in many ways in reaching voters than legacy media. i agree with the premise that legacy media has to rethink how and what they do and their importance, their self importance. but whe

the bill of the buildings are going which by the way, yeah, me actually don't cooper, but my mind van jones, gretchen carlson, david axelrod end for any thanks so much, we should note that david 600th episode of the axe files podcast is now out. i was honored to be a part of it. i got to interview david on his podcast about the 600 episode. you can listen to right now to cnn.com. we've talked about and are going to hear some really amazing very personal interviews. he's done surprisingly intimate interviews with people like barack obama, nancy pelosi, justice sotomayor, and a whole a bunch of other people, lot of sports figures to i didn't know who they were. but it's really fascinating and it's out now wherever you get your podcast, you for doing now is great. next, as we look at the harris event in reno, it will be joined by her senior campaign adviser and david zolan, colleague on the obama campaign, david bluff plus john king on the road in battleground, michigan, breaking down new polling on the race there, and to sun belt battlegrounds, a break first farmer's dog, who've lost so much

also, cnn political commentator van jones and republican strategist joseph pinion. andrew, i do want to begin with you. her travel to syria, which we knew about that's a number of years ago she was put on this list only much more recently, since removed, which we should note. can you understand? can you? and again, we don't know what countries she went to or what foreign connections she had that triggered the algorithm. can you give us a sense of what kind of foreign travel? what kind of foreign connections would be necessary to meet the threshold to be put on this list you that question while we fix andy mccabe's audio. there any sense of what she would have needed to have done to get on the list? >> i think based on the reporting that i'm hearing, is that there was a collection of information that is gathered, i think my sense is that this would go to the types of places that she was traveling to. so would i think this does. is it opens a line of communication for the senate as they're conducting the confirmation hearing to ask where are these places that she's be

me yeah. >> actually i don't cooper but i know my van jones gretchen carlson david axelrod erin perrine, thanks so much. we should note that david's 600th episode of the ax files podcast is now out. i was honored to be a part of it. i got to interview david on his podcast about the 600th episode. you can listen to it right now at cnn.com. we talk about and you're going to hear some really amazing, very personal interviews he's done surprisingly intimate interviews with people like barack obama, nancy pelosi, justice sotomayor and a whole bunch of other people. a lot of sports figures, too, who i didn't know who they were. >> but it was really fascinating. >> and it's out now wherever you get your podcast. thank you for doing that. no, it was great. next, as we look at the harris event in reno, we'll be joined by her senior campaign advisor david's colleague on the obama campaign, david plouffe. plus john king on the road in battleground michigan, breaking down new polling on the race there and two sunbelt battlegrounds, a >> if you're shopping for a home realtor.com only shows you homes

actually i don't cooper but in my van jones gretchen carlson david axelrod erin perrine thanks. so much. we should note that david's 600th episode of the ax files podcast is now out. i was honored to be a part of it. i got to interview david on his podcast about the 600th episode. you can listen to it right now at cnn.com. we talk about it you're going to hear some really amazing, very personal interviews. he's done surprisingly intimate interviews with people like barack obama, nancy pelosi, justice sotomayor and a whole bunch of other people. a lot of sports figures, too, who i didn't know who they were. but it was really fascinating. and it's out now wherever you get your podcasts. >> thank you for doing that. no, it was great. next, as we look at the harris event in reno, we'll be joined by her senior campaign advisor david's colleague on the obama campaign, david plouffe. plus john king on the road in battleground michigan breaking down new polling on the race. there and two sunbelt battlegrounds, a break first. >> do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need now

. >> a lot to discuss, senior political commentator van jones and david irving. van, we heard from the man he's been nominated to run the pentagon, what do you make of that? >> i think look, he looks great, but he sounds terrible, and i think if it's not broke, don't fix it. there's the fiction that there's something wrong with america's military. what problem are you trying to solve? we have the most lethal, respected, the most feared noah terry in the history of the world. there's not even a number 2, so the idea that our military, there's something wrong with it, our generals are terrible, this is fiction, so when you start trying to solve nonexistent problems with the best fighting force in the world, you actually create problems. and i don't think there's any data or evidence that shows that having women involved in the military has made the military worse, where's the evidence of this? this is all fiction and it's all quite frightening, and i don't think anybody can defend this choice, this is not somebody, i mean, the survey fox news host to used to be in t

live at the table scott jennings, van jones, sure michael singleton and maria cardona with two days to go. america's with different perspectives are not talking to each other but here they do. >>> i'm abby philip in new york. let's get to what america is talking about. does america like donald trump when he's angry ? if you are one of the few people who are truly undecided what you will do on tuesday, you are trying to pay close attention to what kamala harris and donald trump are saying. if you are the campaigns, you are trying to take stock where you are and there is this new poll that is surprising to say the least. the des moines register poll puts trump behind. that's in a state that when to 2016 and 2020. why is this happening ? it could be many things. maybe it's because america is watching trump do truly bizarre things. stuff you watch and ask why or maybe because he sounds plain angry and saying stuff that would get you or me sent to hr. >> we had the safe this border. should not have live. we did so well. do you want to see me knock people out backstage ? >> she came at me. t

i want to turn to my resources tonight, joining me now is former obama administration official van jones and ramesh pernuo. i want to start with you, just over all looking at these picks. kwrouf know we're getting a picture of the national security, what that's going to look like. with tom holman in i.c.e. and steven miller. over all, what do you make of these selections elect? >> the dynamic duo of dehumanization could not be worse. could not be sending a worse message to the community. they were already terrified with the results. they were hoping that donald trump was just talking and talking and wouldn't do anything horrific for them. but he's sitting himself up for a parade of horrors. marco rubio fantastic. suzy wyld fantastic. but on the other side, you have a horror show coming on immigration. >> low how do you see it in terms of immigration. these are two people that, they're not hiding. it's very clear what their views are. these are two regulars on cable news that have talked about this issue for four years now. since trump left office. what do you make of them? >> well, i do

. >> the left is already angling and van jones is saying trump is going to end up taking the worst ofhe worst, here he is. >> this historic level of victory for trump when he gets the white house, the senate and possibly the house, the electoral college, the popular vote. everybody... he could pick from the best of the best but the worst of the worst are lining up and that's a concern. >> trace: meaning the resistance is well underway. >> it sounds like he's a pretty sore loser to me. sounds like a lot of sour grapes going on in liberal media right now. it's great for entertainment purposes only. donald trump has got a great team around him now. he understands the way the system works now anna never heard of a president that goes into office, especially on the second term when this is going to be termed out for him, and says you know what i want to do? i want a government efficiency program because i want to make it smaller. it goes contrary to everything he said he was going to do. he's going to do whatever he wants, he's good to be a dictator on day one, he shouted that notion, he p

decides and i have my political sources with me tonight the former obama administration official van jonesistin sanderson and also the former new york city mayor bill de blasio. there was this belief inside trumps orbit that rfk would have trouble getting confirmed and i think that is part of why howard made that comment to me but it set off an uproar and kennedy was going out publicly and contradicting saying he told me i could essentially get whatever i would like in this administration. >> i don't know what you want me to say. i am just at a loss because we are watching something happen in slow motion that is terrifying. the reason we have a great country is because there are pillars in place in the columns and structures like in your house that you don't see that they keep things in a good place and a good direction and you have healthy children because there are people who made sure there are things in place for that. right now we see termites unleashed on everything. this is a termite appointment. we know for sure that bobby kennedy is a vaccine denier and a vaccine denier denier but

. >> i think van jones said something wise, remember that the people in her family are literally seeing different set of news every day, they have a different algorithm, they are getting different facts. and the set of facts you are getting is almost certainly not entirely accurate either. so also have some humility . you may not be the first person in history of the world to be very confident but not particularly correct in all your opinions, and you only get one family, so don't ruin it over politics. >> i think it's sad when we see this be my husband and i have seen this within our own family, and i think it's very dependent on the people. some people are on the other side of the aisle from where we are , and we still get together, and we love them, and we don't talk politics, and we talk about other things we love and enjoy. then there are some people who can't seem to let it go who continue to reach out to family members, attacked them, they reach out and create issues. it's difficult to be around these people, and it shouldn't be, because we should be able to sit around the table

. >> van jones was nervous looking at philadelphia county. >> i think that's the -- >> he talked in particular about the jewish vote. >> yeah. >> he said that biden had 70% of the jewish vote. she's at 50/50. he said that number could kill you in philadelphia county alone. do you agree or not? >> i agree, could kill you, but kamala will be about 73% of the jewish vote, where democrats normally are. i think she'll outperform on the black/hispanic vote. a lot of this rhetoric has changed over the last 10 days, because i actually think president trump has gone off talking about the economy, immigration, to talking about all these other things that really don't -- you know, aren't what the people are concerned about. >> so, mark, as you look at this, and we're all seeing different numbers about turning out these low propensity voters in different places. >> yeah. >> one of the things that's fascinated me throughout the cycle, when you get a set of numbers, it says, you know, if we miss the polls like we did in 2022 or we miss the polls like we did in 2020. it's a very different situation. how do y

with us now former special assistant to former president bush and van jones former obama administration official. really the focus is what's next. i guess the first what's next in terms of the trump transition is who he surrounds himself with. who do you think? what are your big concerns? >> i am sure he is getting bombarded with people who want to come in. the trick to any transition is finding the best popular teams and people who are loyal to your agenda. but will also stay within your leadership parameters. i think you've got some great people putting it together. i think linda mcmahon and some of the staff have been working for months diligently. i think they have a plan. he's got a lot of people to review. i am sure they have put together lists. he has a lot of pros and cons lists to go over. this is when the decision- making of the presidency -- >> do you think he will pick the best people for the most loyal? >> i am not sure they are mutually exclusive. here is what i also think. i think that a lot of people are going to want to work for him. they are going to want to be part of

he said for his tv pungent role, me, don lemon, and van jones. >> yes.ng it, but coleman domingo is the number one show right now in the country on netflix. he is so deserving of the leading man in the role is perfect after all that turkey, that conspiracy film where everyone needs he plays a pendant who stumbles upon a murder and basically becomes prime suspect number one. such a good series. >> it's a really good, and when i saw the crooked photo in one of those first seasons i thought i know where this is going. chris witherspoon, as always, thank you very much for coming to the saturday show. more of the saturday show on msnbc after a break . drop everything and get some magic of your own during the xfinity black friday sale. xfinity internet customers, our best deals of the year are back! switch to xfinity mobile and get your choice of a free 5g phone, plus your next unlimited line free for a year. get amazing savings and connect to wifi speeds up to a gig on the go with xfinity mobile. fly don't walk to get our best deals of the year. connect to th

van jones said we were the idiots, the media. the voters nationwide gave a rebuke nationwide to out of touch far left to obama, to harris, to biden. but, you know, voters said no to the smearing, no to using lawfare attacks. instead they want serious debate to fix america. minority and poor communities really got hurt under this white house. >> yeah and did doesn't matter your race or religion or gay, straight, doesn't matter. it bites and they did not understand that. donald trump, despite the fact he's a multibillionaire has a touch unlike that i've seen of any politician in my lifetime. liz: larry, let's get your action to steven a smith. listen to this. >> he won and won in absolutely convincing fashion so much so that i think in light of the results, we have to look at this election as referendum on democratic party. biden comes into office and first thing he does day one executive order, he opens the boarders, and obviously that created so much tension and then you look at culture wars and the identity politics and america

and the person went on to say, look at the success kim kardashian and van jones had working with thattration. they went there as criminal justice activists, right? we're the reporters, journalists covering the white house. how will we do this when that's their mindset? the outgoing call and love him harder. >> this is a more fundamental problem to deal with. this is trump 2.0. there are two things going. on journalists are exhausted. journalists are facing those kinds of call and it is a completely different media environment. last time around, it rained for the media when trump was in office. it was a huge boone. that's not our media climate right now. i don't think we'll see the huge amounts of money pouring in. i don't think anyone thinks the "washington post," especially after what just happened, is like the savior of democracy here. so those are two problems that i think it is almost like the media could quiet itself and that worries me. >> i don't think the media will be meaningful constraints on trump, nor do i think the minority in the house, in the senate, are going to be mea

live at the table, scott jennings , van jones, sher michael singleton, andrea cardona with two days to go, americans with different perspectives are not talking to each other but here they do. storm academic, let's get right to what america is talking about. does america like donald trump when he is angry? tonight, if you're one of the few people , i presume, who are truly undecided about what you're going to do on tuesday, you are trying to pay close attention to what kamala harris and donald trump are actually saying. if you are the campaign, you're trying to take stock of where you are and then there is this new poll that is surprising to say the least. the iowa poll puts trump to hide. that is in a state that went to him and both 2016 and 2020. so why is this happening ? it could be a lot of things but maybe it is because america is watching trump to truly bizarre things. stuff that you watch and you just ask why? or maybe it is because he sounds plain angry and he is say stuff that would get you or me sent to hr. >> we had the safest border in the history of our country the day th

i don't know if you heard van jones and andrew yang talking about this earlier. i just ask you, to that point, fareed, do you think that this was inevitable? that trump was going to win as an inevitable thing against any democrat, or do you think that the candidate , specifically who it was, kamala harris, or her position as being the vice president of the incumbent, do you think that drove it more? >> i think it is not kamala harris as a person or a candidate. i think being the vice president hurt, because you are part of the government and people are looking for change, it would have been easier for people to look for change if it was whomever. gavin newsom, gretchen whitmer, you know, you could imagine many people. but i will say, there were decisions that were made that, you know, that the democrats made, that they have to live with. not cracking down earlier on immigration. it was absolutely clear the immigration system was collapsing, the asylum system was broken, and you could see that around the world, right-wing populism was being fed by immigration. and

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here is commentator van jones on the jewish vote in pennsylvania. >> the other thing has me worried the jewish vote in suburban areas, biden won the jewish vote by 70%, 70/30 last time. some polls show kamala at 50/50. that's 70,000 votes we bled away. that's the margin for victory. >> there is a cohort of moderate minded jewish voters who have supported democrats usually vote democratic but concerned about the lack of outspokenness from the vice president spinning out against anti-semitism and not being as full throated as she could be when it comes to the administration's support for israel. pennsylvania has one of the largest jewish populations among all the battleground states on the map. there was a poll just referred to that showed harris getting 62% in the most recent poll of jewish voters done by the forward. usually that number is in the 70s for democrats. in a close race in a close state it could make all the difference in the world. >> bill: to contribute to that here is tlaib on friday congresswoman from michigan. 100,000 uncommitted votes for joe biden back when he was on t

. >> damien spleeters con miralax van jones casi, pero no le digas cuando al-qaim amigos. eso vivo parando por kelli stump. >> it's saturday night in houston and at the acapulco ballroom in the city's pasadena neighborhood tonight is all about 15 year old evelyn arana. if you're mexican or mexican american or anywhere in between, and you've got a daughter turning 15, you better be throwing her a kiss or a quinceanera, to be precise quinceanera? >> what is it? it's the becoming of a young lady whenever they turn 15 years old. if you're of mexican heritage in houston, i gather you kind of have to have one. >> if you've got a daughter in houston. >> yes. houston yes. >> it is an honor to have a quinceanera. and for your parents to be able to give you one. >> the quinceanera business is a multi-million dollar a year industry around here. the competition is fierce. it is a big deal, is what i'm saying and the style and budget can vary enormously depending on means and ambition. friends, relatives and neighbors gather to eat, drink dance, and acapulco owners elizabeth and ezequi

cnn's van jones is nervous. >> i don't like these big star-studded events. they don't have, i can't show where they helped us win. in fact, probably helped us lose last time. stuart: whoa! kayleigh mcenany on that, she's on the show just a little later on. trump making a play for latin one swing state most latino city, redding, pennsylvania. >> if we win pennsylvania, we win the whole ball of wax. it's very easy, simple question. are you better off now than you were four years ago? >> [applause] stuart: florida senator marco rubio was at the rally in redding, pennsylvania and he joins us after this. ♪ stuart: we're breaking in has just voted in cincinnati, ohio. listen in. >> if you want the policies of donald j. trump in the united states senate, then bernie marino is the only candidate who i think is the candidate of peace and prosperity for the united states senate so i hope people will get president trump over the finish line and people in ohio will get bernie marino over the finish line. i feel good about this race. i felt good about my own race a coupl

you heard van jones and others saying i'm not sure i dig the celebrity thing. >> i'm a big fan of bruce springsteen. i watched him walk out with that guitar and play three songs. he's 75 now. there wasn't the kind of reaction that you got during the obama years. i think springstein and obama love to hang out with each other. i showed dana a video. there's springstein, obama and kamala harris in a green room. the guys are like looking at each other. i don't want to use this word but she was cackling away. this went on for 1 1/2 minutes. i don't think my observation was wrong. i saw it and i was like these guys -- there's nothing with these guys that relates to her and vice versa. she was like the odd one out. >> like when you know somebody is going to lose. maybe you're at your friend's wedding and you're lining this is never going to work. you know it and feel it and can't say anything because you're there to support them. you know that that marriage is not going to work. >> bret: so we're waiting for kamala harris to work her way -- >> she's never punctual. >> bret: to the howard unive

this is cnn van jones, criticizing the harris campaign for failing to separate from biden.atch this. >> if you look at trump's ads, bidenomics is working. whoever came up with bidenomics needs to be put in a corner some place, so then because she doesn't separate herself, she says nothing comes to mind, so she doesn't separate herself from biden and the whole transgender thing. stuart: um, i say that democrats failure is their own fault. what say you? charles: yeah, this is, you know, listen this circling the wagon around kamala harris saying she didn't somehow, i heard joy reid say she ran a fantastic campaign. she was a flawed candidate. the democrats themselves rejected her in their own primary. she was the first person out of the presidential race. even her own party rejected her. she had no ideas and she was put together by the image makers and they brought in people from hollywood and madison avenue. they cobbled together someone who, you know, hey you're a prosecutor, you're this but she's never had any true ideas and the fact of the matter is she might have been fur

van jones was on cnn the other day.his is what he had to say. >> brian: last night. >> we are behind in pennsylvania, folks. we are behind. we are not where we are supposed to be in the early vote. that means get up and go vote. stand in long lines what you have to do. when she says we are the underdog. she is the underdog. >> lawrence: what are you seeing? >> he is not wrong. the democrats do not have the robust mail-in ballot turnout that they expected, republicans, in particular, in rural areas are turning out robustly in the mail-in ballots. and a lot of those mail-in ballots in rural areas are democrat. but these are heirloom or legacy democrats that have been democrats all their lives; however, that has changed because the coalitions have changed. you saw the example last night in pittsburgh at trump's rally, seeing a very diverse coalition, a ton of young people, men and women, but, also the audience was very diverse. and i think that is what they're looking at. and democrats have a problem with their turnout in

van jones we've got the whole panel here now. i'm going to start with you, though. it's not the tactic itself isn't new for elon musk, but these are legitimate concerns about putting people at serious personal risk. when you see this unfolding, how concerned are you i'm very concerned. >> i would direct elon musk to marvel cinematic universe. with great power comes great responsibility. elon musk is behaving incredibly irresponsibly. it's one thing when you're, you know, just a tech bro and you're playing around on twitter. something else. when you're the richest man in the world, frankly, a massive beneficiary of federal contracts. and first buddy to the president of united states. you have to be careful. and by the way, every single person he's naming, if they wind up losing their jobs, will have a lawsuit because there's been no due process. this is a reckless disregard for those people and their lives and their livelihood. but elon musk needs to recognize buddy, you have way too much power to be acting like the the high school cafeteria jerk. you need to calm do

>> well, joining me now, cnn political commentator and former obama administration official, van jones, former national spokesperson for the republican national committee, madison desoto and congressional reporter for the hill, michael chanel. good to see you all this friday. i'll begin with you, mike madison, the trump transition team apparently was caught off guard. they say, by hegseth allegation or according to sources. and hegseth was never vetted by an outside firm. >> knowing what the allegations are. that's causing some concern. was that a mistake you know, i'm hearing from many insiders that they were completely shocked by this information, but they are sticking beside him at this point whatever they know that we don't at this point has led them to believe that he obviously is innocent. >> no charges were brought and that they don't think that there's any more information out there that would be damaging to his nomination to his confirmation hearing. uh, obviously, i think it's always good to do extra vetting to get an outside group involved. i mean, when you run for congress,

van jones scott jennings with me now former congressman jones, let me just start with you how worried do you think jack smith and others should be right now that donald trump could target them or for revenge? no. ty is laying out how difficult it may be in the specific cases of some of the prosecutors, like jack smith, involved but obviously promises of retribution over legal cases against trump goes much more broad than that look, i think that donald trump has been very clear that he's got a list of enemies and that jac are on that list and it remains to be seen how serious he is about going after them. >> i think someone like a matt gaetz would have really pursued that at the department of justice. let's see what pam bondi does if and when she's confirmed to to lead the department. there are also obvious political ramifications for what happened today with these voluntary dismissals of these cases. first of all, it cements merrick garland's legacy as being the most ineffective attorney general of the united states in modern history because he waited so long to open these investigati

van jones was saying that he's worried about fili voters not showing up at pete maki had this to say and i will get your comment. >> philadelphia is where we got a big margin. overall it's been trending down not in terms of going towards republicans, just people not getting out to vote. the other thing that has me worried is the jewish vote in the suburban areas. >> the jewish vote is big there but overall they do need to get votes out. >> they do. it always seemed a little iffy that kamala harris would be able to perform as well in pennsylvania as joe biden did it because joe biden is effectively a boy from scranton. he at least presents himself as that and after all delaware is pretty much a suburb of philadelphia. it's very close anyway. so she had a lot of grassroots support there. kamala harris is a liberal from california. i don't really think that the two match very well. >> trace: they had this to say today. i thought it was interesting. >> here the republicans growth and registration has been much greater in key places than the democrats. you would think that was really a te

van jones, they started that crying stuff again. got together and came up with the best possible vp for kamala, who would have been the governor of pennsylvania. but because they said he was a little bit too zionist jew, they said he wasn't a guy and they came up with the minnesota governor, which was a total, total disaster. more so than anything, the democrats got to stop trying to horn in on these celebrities, these movie stars. they don't vote. they come out, they perform, you never see a sticker on them. clinton was better at it than anybody else, but that is just a sad tragedy for me. they live in the basement. can you imagine a superstar saying -- i want $5,000 -- 5000 of you all to meet me at this whole -- poll and really use them. kamala should have stayed in her lane. she started coming up with acronyms to deal with trump and she turned into the prosecutor that she was. you recall in the genesis of her, black people had a problem with her as a prosecutor. she wouldn't call her father's name. she got to 18% and they asked h

. >> van jones was on just a few minutes ago and was nervous about philadelphia.e will stay home. you're there right now. what are you seeing? what are your concerns about the vote in that city? >> definitely not what i'm seeing, john. first of all, people for the very first time are phone banking, canvassing, traveling to other states that are donating. the enthusiasm, the unprecedented enthusiasm seen in early days translated into organizing into the field. i've been in places people haven't seen a coordinated campaign in 30 years. we've been in more remote counties and places that democrats don't normally go to and are picking up those votes. people that are late breaking in their decision, this is a binary choice. they are breaking for kamala harris and tim walz, because they are concerned about the affordable care act. their access to health care. concerned about our bodily autonomy. concerned about child care, and paid leave, and they don't want a president that wants to normalize school shootings and politics of revenge and retribution. people are ready to

he was talking about van jones and others -- >> i'm wrapping myself in this poll. s great news. >> while you're wrapping yourself with it -- >> all right, van, let's hear from you. >> hi. >> that's all that we have -- >> many hours -- >> that's what happens when they give us caffeine in the break. >> you guys are coming in hot! >> listen, i do see it differently than you do. people are angry and people are dissatisfied, in large part because donald trump has created an environment that is so toxic for people. you have people who are literally afraid of whatever happens in this election. there are people who are afraid that if he wins, he'll do bad stuff to them, and if he loses, his supporters might hurt them. people's dissatisfaction with the status quo includes dissatisfaction and anger. >> you said this before. people are dissatisfied. when the check engine comes on in their car, they get pissed off, because they can't pay for it. that's why they're dissatisfied and angry. >> can i just make a point about this? i think the brilliance of the way harris finished th

then i want to talk to area and they say, and then they call them everybody. van louis armstrong, all the way to 50 cent jones who's considered to music royalty. mr. quincy jones, women, ronnie's and a was all over the world. he's been nominated for 79 grammy's and 127. he's one of i think 20 e got winters in the world. that's the holy quadrant of awards for anybody doesn't know the any grammy oscar tony. and oh yeah, he also produced the biggest selling album all time and the biggest selling single of all time. quincy jones made it look easy, but it's not life did not begin that way. it was music that saved him from chicago street gangs. and it's more than 7 decades of music, for which he will be for ever remembered. into his reminder of our top story. with just the day until the us presidential election, vice president, complet harris and republican candidate donald trump, are making a final push across key battleground states. vice president harris started her monday drive in scranton, pennsylvania. donald trump meanwhile begin his morning with a campaign event in raleigh. that's the capital of the swing s

i called the taye diggs, bruno tonioli, chris jones from the kansas city chiefs, tyler posey and james van der beek. and we had and we had mandy moore choreographed this dance for us. so it was pretty dope, though. she's the best. yeah. she is. not that there's too many more. yeah. there's two. yeah, there's the actress singer mandy moore, then there's the choreographer, there's the choreographer who did la la land. yeah, she's phenomenal. she is. so she is. so what do we what do we have to watch when before we see. well, you have to watch us get naked on stage. yes, i understand, but. and that you're doing that. have you haven't done that yet? no, we did it. you did it. we did it in front of a live audience, in front of a live audience, in front of a few hundred people, in front of a. megumi do we do? we have a clip? i mean, we have a clip. yeah, yeah. all right, here's a here's anthony anderson in the real full monty. take a look. we've been having some issues with the removal of our thongs. yeah. in rehearsal i put james i out when i snatched off kris thong. we have never gotten fully n