kams kamala harris, do that heavy lifting when frankly it strikes me that anybody who s running to be the standard bear in democratic politics, to be the party s nominee should be able to speak articulately and authoritatively about issues of race considering that black folks are the reliable core of the party. absolutely. the reality is for many people of color, black people, latinos, asian americans, the state of race in america right now is as important as the economy and housing and national security and trade. and the reality is, race interjects all of those topics anyway. and so they ll want to back a candidate who can speak to those things. and david jolly, the president didn t tweet last night during the debate but he has in the last hour. he wrote in part this. he says, the people i saw on stage last night, and you can add in and he mentions joe biden with the pejorative nickname that he so often uses that we won t repeat, he says joe biden, kamala harris, and the rest wil
republican members of congress agree with everything justin amash is saying. they are afraid to say it out loud. to see a member stand up and articulately explain why he concluded what he concluded about the mueller report is remarkable. do you think just objectively, do you think this president can defeat a member of congress? depends on the district, of course. it s possible. i think increasingly though and the reaction from amash s constituents reflect this. increasingly, people are figuring this out. the mueller report helps. live testimony in a congressional hearing by bob mueller would help a lot more. that needs to happen. increasingly, the president is losing his grip on members of his own party, even in congress, as the facts come out. yeah, you might be right.
does that mean? alex, you can but that s also part of the whole thing from his senate race. i m not a politician. you re a politician. you did the vanity fair profile. you may not have a polster defined, but you ve got a data team, don t tell me you don t have a delegate strategy even if you don t have somebody that s director of delegate operations yet in the is one of these things that i think as mj was saying at the beginning is really going to be put to the test at this national stage, i sort of just walked in uh at road with my beat-up pickup and my dog image is going to be put to the test with other candidates that have deeply authentic stories of their own. and the strength of that, the moment that we saw in that now this clip, i wonder how much credit you get as a white guy for talking articulately about black football players dealing in a race where you have
victory here for the democratic nomination? do you think you can win? first of all, donald trump is president. this idea of predicting who can win, we should throw that out the window. fair. my strategy isn t strategy. my strategy is that i seek to speak as deeply, articulately and passionately as i can. what i see as the deeper truths confronting our nation, challenging our nation to live up to them. i m speaking from the depth of myself to the depth of the american in all of us. this is not strategy. the whole strategic mind is part of the corruption of the political system. i m not trying to figure out what to say to get people to vote for me. i m seeking to have the conversation that i believe we need to be having. these are very serious times. we need to be very serious deep thinkers. i m not trying to get shallow or superficial so people will hear me. i m inviting the american people to get deep with me. it s time to address these times and transform them. we appreciate y
president trump and the head of turkey. erdogan. he is saying, don t go after the curbs that have been american allies and now are subject to having turkey go into normal parts of iraq to take out the kurds. this is really a complex chess game. if you add in the bold and brash manner, even if the numbers to put you in some ways, it could have catastrophic consequent is. harris: in the back on his ices, too. lisa: if it complicated about this conversation is there doesn t seem to be many great and definitive answers on either side. as harris so articulately laid out harris: thank you! lisa: seriously. what s a long-term plan? harris: we have to know that. lisa: on the flip side, i see the concerns about withdrawing. and ambassador bolton saying we are trying to get insurance is. harris: by the way, you can get both. lisa: but who are we trying to get assurances from? russia, iran, syria. harris: what it comes to the mission of whatever we are,