a pretty conventional understanding of this country s first black indian partrs canadian vice president who also happens tosi identify as a woman. now we assume that kamala harris was historically unpopular because she s historically incompetent and fake. we assume she earned her low approval. so we re not alone in that. lots off other people have comea to the very same conclusion. there s currently a debate among software engineers about whether harris is even of biological origin or instead the product of a classified government. evei project gone wrong. we don t know the answer, but we certainly understandnd the questionon . she s that synthetic. so again, until the other day we assume that people don t like kamala harris because d she s highlyca unlikable. keep in mind that even her own husband kisses or with a mask on to us that seemed like a pretty clear sign. but we re here tonight to tellu you that assumptions can changeh even assumptions rooted r in overwhelming evid
to know right now. he says he s running again, maybe some could ask this in a white house briefing because i think people have a right to know dr. siegel , appreciate your talking. maybe he ll forget that you y said he was running get right. it s entirely at this point anything is possible, unfortunately. thank you very much. ve we ll keep in mind, ron klain, the white house chief of staff, is reminding the president who he issi and that that is happening. many actual americans ha who live in the country can t afford to drive their cars or buy groceries. but no one in washington seems concerned about this . the economy is fine as far as they re concerned. in fact, democrats say it st a perfect time to splurge for real . our own bill mugen is trackingol this story and bill tucker . that s right. soea there is an assortment of media figures and politicians alike like who seem to be telling americans don t believe your lying eyes when it comes to the prospect of a recession. n and the
good morning to you. it is thursday, august 11 now. this is american morning. lot going on today. let s get right to it, folks. good morning, good morning. so much for comeback. haven t seen these kind of wild swings on wall street since the darkest days of the financial meltdown. the dow diving 520 points yesterday. this time fueled by fears or at least triggered by fears. that france is on a verge of a credit downgrade. every day it seems to be something new trying terg sell-off or the buying. that s because this is a global economy. your investments feel it here. wild swings. take a look at the week. monday the dow dropped 635 points. tuesday, it rebounded. picking up 430 points. yesterday the dow took it all back and then some with a drop of 520 points. drop of the s&p 500 has a percentage was greater. well, far from over, too. because this morning u.s. futures are weighing up and that had asian losses at a minimum. nikkei and shanghai closed down. markets in german