a counter puncher. i obviously don t agree with her retreating the tom arnold said. rand paul took a shot, she took a shot back. she s allowed to defend yourself. so you too but he is saying get some context so you can appreciate freedom, coming from a place that is lawless and brutal and unimaginable. what she is celebrating is the fact that he was feloniously assaulted and almost gravely injured. you have to realize there s a difference here between words that might be offensive and violent actions. harris: a simple question, as we kind of trite lisa: there s rhetorical and then there s actual. kennedy: sometimes rhetorical questions that deserve answers. go ahead. harris: lawmakers trying to out-nasty one another. this he thinks she doesn t remember what it is like? because i guarantee she does. i don t know where we re going here.
south carolina, ohio, you know, the country is big and biden steams reassuring to a lot of folks. i think the thing he needs to shore up which he s already doing is that can he be feisty? can he be a counter puncher? can he be focused and fired up when the time is right? that ohio number head-to-head against donald trump is really important. eight points outside. she s got to show he can be fired up in the next debate. he s the only candidate in this that has a lead against president trump. back to south carolina what alex was talking about just there. and the persistent strength that joe biden has among the african-american vote there. he s at 51% among black voters in south carolina. 51%. kamala harris is down to 12%. and this is after that first
he was a little too polite in the last debate. he followed the ground rules that were set while other candidates did not. and last night at a fundraiser biden was under by an attendee to be tougher in this upcoming debate and he said he s not going to be as polite this time around. we ll have to see. here s what biden told reporters yesterday. if he wants to go back and talk about records, i m happy to do that. but i would rather talk about the future. so what do you think? is being a counter puncher a winning strategy for joe biden? it s a way to avoid having a losing strategy. the reality is he s well within his rights to point out that he and former mayor booker were on the opposite sides of a very contentious period when it came to policing in newark. before that consent decree was signed with the obama administration, they found that 75% of the stops by newark police were not justifed.
the actual russian election interference and all the did the president dictating the lie about why donald trump jr. and jared kushner and paul manafort met. concocting this idea that it didn t have anything to do with attempted interference. it was all about lies, and eric swaul well raised all the lying that the trump administration did. their use of encryption devices and disruption of electronic messages. their destruction of their messages really behindered the investigation. overall here, i mean, just looking at that tweet from the president in all caps, makes me realize that the president s fighting one war and bob mueller s fighting another. and the president is a counter puncher, i think he felt today, this guy is like punching jell-o, it s easy, theres no problem here. he s never going to fight back. and mueller wasn t punching. he wasn t punching anything.
democratic women. i think you know as well as i do, this president is a counterpuncher. the numbers speak for themselves. look at the low employment. look at the lowest african american unemployment in my lifetime. the numbers are there. people have got to stop. stop getting caught up in all this emotional social rhetoric and pay attention to the numbers? . okay, but do you like it? do you appreciate it when the president says things that are hurtful to many americans? i mean, what do you feel? get off of your position as being part of the campaign and advisory board. what do you think? i feel that people have rights to take any type of anything out of context, whatever. people take a lot of things out of context. but alex, at the end of the day as i said earlier, we re talking about elected officials. we re talking about this whole deal out here on race relations. alex, race relations and cultural relations comes with our community in our faith based