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Phillip starts now purge. The former president calls for no holds barred. If you had one really violent day to end the united states is crime problem immediately plus unhinged kamala is mentally impaired untrue. Joe biden became mentally impaired. Kamala was born that way to states, to rallies. Donald trump, doubling down on personal attacks as the election draws closer, also caught in the storm, a natural disaster takes center stage on the campaign trail. And live from new york. It's the battle of the benchwarmers tim walz and j. D vance spar, sidebyside tomorrow night, live at the table as he cupp, scott jennings, keith boykin and congressman byron donalds with 35 days to go, americans with different perspectives aren't talking to each other. But here they do i'm abby phillip in new york. Let's get right to what america is talking about donald trump taps into american carnage as voting gets underway across the country. And is he getting policy ideas from b list hollywood movie? well that's because what he is saying sounds like it was ripped from the pages of the purge. It's a movie franchise, but here it is they don't pay read the dead, the city does have a whole, it's a chain of events. It's so bad one rough hour. And i mean real rough. The word will get out and it will end immediately. And maybe whatever you want, i guess it is a literal movie plot, but reallife policy. Well, it's not policy. And this is red meat for the base because they don't ask questions about, well, how would you do this and how would this work if just read red meat and i think it works for the base, but it actually it reminded me of the purge first. And then it reminded me more of the hunger games where the ruling class puts a bunch of people together every year and says, you guys kill each other to show control and instill fear in an electorate. And the citizenry, if we're competitive pairing movies. But this is real life and this is the kind of thing that turns off the people he needs to win people in swing states who are undecided, who want to hear policy solutions, not stuff like this. I mean, but in all seriousness, congressman, i mean, is he suggesting that cops can do whatever they want? for a day and that will actually solve the problem. No, he's not even the clip you just played was five seconds out of for donald trump and our speech, i think a lot of times people say, oh well, he said this for five seconds. Yes, he says, he says things that are unscripted. He goes off the cuff off the cuff. He's not serious yes there's no policy behind that, but i think more the american people truly are is at least want to hear what somebody is thinking full throated versus kamala harris, who was completely scripted, like badly script if i there's nothing coming out of her policy than if it's not that, then what is actually the solution he wants to make sure that police are supported so they're uphold holding the law in every city in our country. I was in duane reed last night here in new york, just trying to get razor blades so i can get a fresh shave two for today. I had to press the button. It's for the attendance to come to open up the case just so i can get a pack of razor blades that's what's going on in every major city of america. Americans are fed up with that kind of stuff. It happens because you do have a dereliction of support for law enforcement in too many cities in america. And so there's a major anc is going on amongst the american people. Donald trump said a comment for five seconds. That's not setting policy, that's revealing banks of the amount of people down. Trump has a history of saying inflammatory things it's not just those five seconds, congressman. And you know that he has a history that goes back from the time when he first ran for office and he's talked about telling people in his rallies to knock the crap out. He had a history, even when i was working here at cnn, he was telling people how cnn is the enemy of the people. You know what a guy named cesar sayoc pipe bombs to this building or an up to the other building. This cnn used to be in and tried to kill people. Donald trump says things that could get people hurt when he talked about liberating michigan, what happened? gretchen whitmer, the governor of michigan, they tried to kidnap or there's a plot to try to kidnap her every time he says something, it's just five seconds. Inflammatory statements like that. What happened when we have january 6? it's because donald trump opened his big mouth and wouldn't shut up. And i wished at some point, congressman, you would at least have the courage to stand up to your to your dear leader and tell him when he's doing wrong, are we going to do just apologize to you about the reference to for him? you're going to talk about the rhetoric directed at donald trump because we do realize that he's are you going to either. Continue it's just not going to answer what i just said. Hang on one second. Let's talk about that. Let's actually talk about rhetoric because here's what trump supporters have been saying. People here, this violent and dangerous rhetoric and we're going to have a copycat is coming and he's just unfortunate. Somebody is going to get killed. I'd say that's pretty strong evidence that the left needs to tone down the rhetoric and needs to cut this crap out. Somebody is gonna get hurt by it. It works when we see the liberal elite literally trying to take out a opponent. Now, do they cause it? so according to those gentlemen, there saying that trump is a threat to democracy is violent rhetoric, but trump saying, let's just have one really violent day that is not violent rhetoric no he didn't say one violent day. What he said well, let's let's be honest about what he actually said again and again because he didn't even say that. But go ahead. Can we buy it again? i want to hear got a business right? they don't pay rent. The dead, the city does have a whole it's a chain of events it's so bad one rough hour. And i mean real rough the, word will get out and it will end is that not violent rhetoric? we have to acknowledge the reality going on in every city in america, not answering his mask, not answering the question that is answering a question. I was reality in america, holland keith, the reality in america is that i crime is massively up. It is not massive you want you're line. We already know that there was just released data this week the crime is going down or no oh my god. Why did you have you what do you let this man lie on you now for the first six months of the year, but look at the line that shows that crime is going down. So why do you continue to say that? i do think though in some time, let you get it, but i do want the car if you look at crime rates in the united states, since the pandemic to this current point, this parent period in time crime is up here over the over the year we're going to pry this up violent crime it has not returned to prepandemic levels yet, but it is trending thank down. That is, i'm looking at your chart right now, 2021 is when joe biden, a kamala harris, came into office, look at that spike up and violent crime. What donald trump but this is where it went after 2021. This is important. This is important this is crime is going down and. Now it's put the chart back though, put america that looks, look at where he's 2021. When joe biden and kamala harris came into office in 2021 there is up for violent crime in the united states of america. And you know, i'm not charge. Like i'm like what what i wanted to find second, because we were just hold on. It's not silly what people have i'm sorry. I'm sorry, abby, please go ahead. Of course. We have to deal in facts here. Thanks okay. It's it's it's clear as day the fbi put out statistics for the first half of this year the numbers, the trend lines are going down in all of those different categories, murders, rapes, robberies, property crime, aggravated assault. For 2023, the trend line is going down. If you don't believe the fbi independent people who look at these numbers say the same thing. There was a spike in crime during the pandemic. That is true. Nobody disputing that. But the reality is, is that crime is going down. You don't have to you don't have to twist the facts to make the case that people feel unsafe, just say people feel safe. I'm not even twisting the facts. You put up a chart. I just looked at the chart myself. The bottom line was from 2021. Well, what happened in 2021? joe biden and kamala harris came into office. This is my democrat politicians were all the rage for defund the police. He said, he do with that. Can i finish my heart? really monopolize this hire conversation for the most prosperous the table that even let go i'm not lying, i'm telling you the truth. You don't want to hear the track that's the problem up during this here to trenton that she's sharing scientist even know why he's stage tonight similar to inflict because i'm bringing facts because you're similar to inflation in 2024, the trend lines are coming down slowly, but that ignores the reality of 20 he 21, 2022, 2022, 2023. You know what the american people are concerned about which donald trump is speaking to massive inflation brought to us by joe biden and calm waters. It is very true. Even larry summers said, you can interrupt all you want, but it's the facts. I wasn't a house. You were not i know exactly what you were doing in the house but the minimum move on the lama finishing here, you have massive inflation created by joe biden and kamala, true, the same chart you just put up 2021 through 2023, crime rates going up, and then slowly tapering off in 2024. And then we're supposed to sit here and act like, oh, happy days are here again, because the trend lines are going down the trend lines over the last four years our massively up, that's what donald trump is speaking to crowds that's how the american is just about what's going on. And i will say that the trend lines are not just going down, but the crime is going back to very close to what it was before the pandemic. But i got i'm to let you get in here. Sure. Look, i think when people step outside their front door they're not consulting charts and graphs are consulting what they see with their own eyes and how they feel about their own communities. It is indisputable that in some places in the united states, people do feel like they live in increasingly violent areas that may not be true for every city. But anybody watching tonight live in washington, dc it's, it's violent and what you said about the drug stores is true. People are walking into stores and they're looking at cases where things very basic, things are locked up and they're asking themselves, well if crime is going down why is this stuff still under lock and key? so apart from the idea of debate at the stats over what period of time when you're in the middle of an election? voters are processing things through their own daily experience, isn't what they're experiencing right now, is some amount of fear and some amount of what their own eyes. What are these stores know that i don't know that they are in danger from some kind of crazy. I mean, i think that that's it's an important point that people's perspective on this is matters, but i also think that a lot of times that's a lagging indicator on what they might what they're feeling today is a reflection of their experiences over a period of time. And there was a period of time, especially coming out of the pandemic when crime was higher, i think there's just i mean, people still down, but we started this conversation africa what is trump's solution to get back to me. We've heard an answer second to your point. I don't think you're going to win voters over by saying your feelings are a lagging indicator. I just don't think that that relates two people. The facts are the facts, the stats are the stats feelings are real vo and i can tell you, i don't feel safe in many cities that i visit today that i felt safe in five years ago. That doesn't say anything about the stats that says something about how i feel now, a responsible person who wants to be president of the united states shouldn't prey on and stoke that fear of leader would tamped that. You're down and say, here are the very real things that i'm going to do. Very calmly, very quietly, very cooly, very competently to assuage, to make you feel better to fix this problem. What trump is doing instead is throwing a match on gasoline on gasoline because he loves to light up his base and watch them yell at other americans, get angry at other americans, tear other americans down. That's not helping outfile. He has correctly identified the feeling of a lot of people on the economy, immigration and crime. But he is not responsibly addressing what he should do about them. We are going to continue this conversation. Everyone stick around coming up next donald trump is now escalating the personal attacks against kamala harris, calling her mentally impaired, and now his republican allies, some of them are scolding him for it plus breaking news tonight, the devastating aftermath of hurricane helene becomes a focal point in this campaign. On the campaign trail both parties shifting their plans and pointing fingers get this straight, he's lying she is the smartest somebody is ever done this for a living james was famous for winning races, teams believes they've change width it's the economy stupid i apologize it to no want that man, is it to fisted catcher? i am saying publicly what people say and turns out i have enough money but i can just shut up. Winning is everything stupid? saturday at seven on cnn? a heart attack? do they have life insurance? know? but we have life insurance john, i'm trying to find something we can afford fortunately, in only a few minutes, select poll found john a $500,000 policy for only $29 a month and his wife and a bipod $1,000 policy for only 21 one dollars a month. Go to select quote. Com. Now and get the insurance your family meets at a price you can afford select quote, we shop, you save, and two options for you. Take a look at when it's time for an update or complete remodels for yourself. There so here guys were like everything down to the stuff about this with you you every step of the way from design and products to removal and installation okay. What are you guys? thank it is right. And he handled the entire process to create it? beautiful and functional bathroom for whatever your life needs rayban with you every step of the way color visit rebuffed. Com for your free and home design consultation ego. And number one rated brand in cortland outdoor power, brings you the ego power plus floor reaching an incredible 765 cfm. It's more powerful than gas, and its b as of up to 200 miles per hour it's the most powerful eagle globe ever. Vietri eagles patented 56 volt heart with the battery technology, it runs up to 90 minutes on a single charge plus the same battery powers all exclusively at lowe's as an egot authorized dealers this election is about two very different visions for our nation. One focused on the future and the other focused on the past when the middle class is strong america is strong, lowering the cost of living will be a defining goal of my presidency i will lower the cost of insulin and description, crime problem <\/a>immediately plus unhinged kamala is mentally impaired untrue. Joe biden became mentally impaired. Kamala was born that way to states, to rallies. Donald trump, doubling down on personal attacks as the election draws closer, also caught in the storm, a natural disaster <\/a>takes center stage <\/a>on the campaign trail. And live from new york. It's the battle of the benchwarmers <\/a>tim walz and j. D vance spar,<\/a> sidebyside tomorrow night,<\/a> live at the table as he cupp,<\/a> scott jennings,<\/a> keith boykin and congressman <\/a>byron donalds with 35 days to go, americans with different perspectives aren't talking to each other. But here they do i'm abby phillip <\/a>in new york. Let's get right to what america is talking about donald trump taps into american carnage <\/a>as voting gets underway across the country. And is he getting policy ideas <\/a>from b list <\/a>hollywood movie? well that's because what he is saying sounds like it was ripped from the pages of the purge. It's a movie franchise,<\/a> but here it is they don't pay read the dead, the city does have a whole, it's a chain of events. It's so bad one rough hour. And i mean real rough. The word will get out and it will end immediately. And maybe whatever you want, i guess it is a literal movie plot,<\/a> but reallife policy.<\/a> Well, it's not policy. And this is red meat <\/a>for the base because they don't ask questions about, well, how would you do this and how would this work if just read red meat <\/a>and i think it works for the base, but it actually it reminded me of the purge first. And then it reminded me more of the hunger games <\/a>where the ruling class <\/a>puts a bunch of people together every year and says, you guys kill each other <\/a>to show control and instill fear in an electorate. And the citizenry, if we're competitive pairing movies.<\/a> But this is real life and this is the kind of thing that turns off the people he needs to win people in swing states <\/a>who are undecided, who want to hear policy solutions,<\/a> not stuff like this. I mean, but in all seriousness, congressman, i mean, is he suggesting that cops can do whatever they want? for a day and that will actually solve the problem. No, he's not even the clip you just played was five seconds out of for donald trump and our speech, i think a lot of times people say, oh well, he said this for five seconds. Yes, he says, he says things that are unscripted. He goes off the cuff off the cuff. He's not serious yes there's no policy behind that, but i think more the american people truly are is at least want to hear what somebody is thinking full throated versus kamala harris, who was completely scripted, like badly script if i there's nothing coming out of her policy than if it's not that, then what is actually the solution he wants to make sure that police are supported so they're uphold holding the law in every city in our country. I was in duane reed last night <\/a>here in new york, just trying to get razor blades <\/a>so i can get a fresh shave two for today. I had to press the button. It's for the attendance to come to open up the case just so i can get a pack of razor blades <\/a>that's what's going on in every major city of america. Americans are fed up with that kind of stuff. It happens because you do have a dereliction of support for law enforcement <\/a>in too many cities in america. And so there's a major anc is going on amongst the american people. Donald trump said a comment for five seconds. That's not setting policy, that's revealing banks of the amount of people down. Trump has a history of saying inflammatory things it's not just those five seconds, congressman. And you know that he has a history that goes back from the time when he first ran for office and he's talked about telling people in his rallies to knock the crap out. He had a history, even when i was working here at cnn, he was telling people how cnn is the enemy of the people. You know what a guy named cesar sayoc pipe <\/a>bombs to this building or an up to the other building. This cnn used to be in and tried to kill people. Donald trump says things that could get people hurt when he talked about liberating michigan, what happened? gretchen whitmer,<\/a> the governor of michigan, they tried to kidnap or there's a plot to try to kidnap her every time he says something, it's just five seconds. Inflammatory statements like that. What happened when we have january 6? it's because donald trump opened his big mouth <\/a>and wouldn't shut up. And i wished at some point, congressman, you would at least have the courage to stand up to your to your dear leader and tell him when he's doing wrong, are we going to do just apologize to you about the reference to for him? you're going to talk about the rhetoric directed at donald trump because we do realize that he's are you going to either. Continue it's just not going to answer what i just said. Hang on one second.<\/a> Let's talk about that. Let's actually talk about rhetoric because here's what trump supporters have been saying. People here, this violent and dangerous rhetoric and we're going to have a copycat is coming and he's just unfortunate. Somebody is going to get killed. I'd say that's pretty strong evidence that the left needs to tone down the rhetoric and needs to cut this crap out. Somebody is gonna get hurt by it. It works when we see the liberal elite literally trying to take out a opponent. Now, do they cause it? so according to those gentlemen, there saying that trump is a threat to democracy is violent rhetoric, but trump saying, let's just have one really violent day that is not violent rhetoric no he didn't say one violent day. What he said well, let's let's be honest about what he actually said again and again because he didn't even say that. But go ahead. Can we buy it again? i want to hear got a business right? they don't pay rent.<\/a> The dead, the city does have a whole it's a chain of events <\/a>it's so bad one rough hour. And i mean real rough the, word will get out and it will end is that not violent rhetoric? we have to acknowledge the reality going on in every city in america, not answering his mask, not answering the question that is answering a question. I was reality in america, holland keith,<\/a> the reality in america is that i crime is massively up. It is not massive you want you're line. We already know that there was just released data this week the crime is going down or no oh my god.<\/a> Why did you have you what do you let this man lie on you now for the first six months of the year, but look at the line that shows that crime is going down. So why do you continue to say that? i do think though in some time, let you get it, but i do want the car if you look at crime rates <\/a>in the united states, since the pandemic to this current point, this parent period <\/a>in time crime is up here over the over the year we're going to pry this up violent crime it has not returned to prepandemic levels yet, but it is trending thank down. That is, i'm looking at your chart right now, 2021 is when joe biden, a kamala harris, came into office, look at that spike up and violent crime. What donald trump but this is where it went after 2021. This is important. This is important this is crime is going down and. Now it's put the chart back though, put america that looks, look at where he's 2021. When joe biden and kamala harris came into office in 2021 there is up for violent crime in the united states of america. And you know, i'm not charge. Like i'm like what what i wanted to find second, because we were just hold on. It's not silly what people have i'm sorry. I'm sorry, abby, please go ahead. Of course. We have to deal in facts here. Thanks okay. It's it's it's clear as day the fbi put out statistics for the first half of this year the numbers, the trend lines <\/a>are going down in all of those different categories, murders, rapes, robberies, property crime,<\/a> aggravated assault. For 2023, the trend line is going down. If you don't believe the fbi independent people who look at these numbers say the same thing. There was a spike in crime during the pandemic. That is true. Nobody disputing <\/a>that. But the reality is, is that crime is going down. You don't have to you don't have to twist the facts to make the case that people feel unsafe, just say people feel safe. I'm not even twisting the facts. You put up a chart. I just looked at the chart myself. The bottom line <\/a>was from 2021. Well, what happened in 2021? joe biden and kamala harris came into office. This is my democrat politicians were all the rage for defund the police. He said, he do with that. Can i finish my heart? really monopolize this hire conversation <\/a>for the most prosperous the table that even let go i'm not lying, i'm telling you the truth. You don't want to hear the track that's the problem up during this here to trenton that she's sharing scientist <\/a>even know why he's stage tonight similar to inflict because i'm bringing facts because you're similar to inflation in 2024, the trend lines <\/a>are coming down slowly, but that ignores the reality of 20 he 21, 2022, 2022, 2023. You know what the american people are concerned about which donald trump is speaking to massive inflation brought to us by joe biden and calm waters.<\/a> It is very true. Even larry summers <\/a>said, you can interrupt all you want, but it's the facts. I wasn't a house. You were not i know exactly what you were doing in the house but the minimum move on the lama finishing here, you have massive inflation created by joe biden and kamala, true, the same chart you just put up 2021 through 2023, crime rates <\/a>going up, and then slowly tapering off in 2024. And then we're supposed to sit here and act like,<\/a> oh, happy days are here again, because the trend lines <\/a>are going down the trend lines <\/a>over the last four years our massively up, that's what donald trump is speaking to crowds that's how the american is just about what's going on. And i will say that the trend lines <\/a>are not just going down, but the crime is going back to very close to what it was before the pandemic. But i got i'm to let you get in here. Sure. Look, i think when people step outside their front door they're not consulting charts and graphs are consulting what they see with their own eyes and how they feel about their own communities. It is indisputable that in some places in the united states, people do feel like they live in increasingly violent areas that may not be true for every city. But anybody watching tonight live in washington, dc it's, it's violent and what you said about the drug stores <\/a>is true. People are walking into stores and they're looking at cases where things very basic, things are locked up and they're asking themselves, well if crime is going down why is this stuff still under lock and key? so apart from the idea of debate at the stats over what period of time when you're in the middle of an election? voters are processing things through their own daily experience, isn't what they're experiencing right now, is some amount of fear and some amount of what their own eyes. What are these stores know that i don't know that they are in danger from some kind of crazy. I mean, i think that that's it's an important point that people's perspective on this is matters, but i also think that a lot of times that's a lagging indicator <\/a>on what they might what they're feeling today is a reflection of their experiences over a period of time. And there was a period of time, especially coming out of the pandemic when crime was higher, i think there's just i mean, people still down, but we started this conversation africa <\/a>what is trump's solution to get back to me. We've heard an answer second to your point. I don't think you're going to win voters over by saying your feelings are a lagging indicator. I just don't think that that relates two people. The facts are the facts, the stats are the stats feelings are real vo and i can tell you, i don't feel safe in many cities that i visit today that i felt safe in five years ago. That doesn't say anything <\/a>about the stats that says something about how i feel now, a responsible person who wants to be president of the united states <\/a>shouldn't prey on and stoke that fear of leader would tamped that. You're down and say, here are the very real things that i'm going to do. Very calmly, very quietly, very cooly, very competently to assuage, to make you feel better to fix this problem. What trump is doing instead is throwing a match on gasoline on gasoline because he loves to light up his base and watch them yell at other americans, get angry at other americans, tear other americans down. That's not helping outfile. He has correctly identified the feeling of a lot of people on the economy, immigration and crime. But he is not responsibly addressing what he should do about them. We are going to continue this conversation. Everyone stick <\/a>around coming up next donald trump is now escalating the personal attacks against kamala harris, calling her mentally impaired, and now his republican allies, some of them are scolding him for it plus breaking news tonight, the devastating aftermath of hurricane helene <\/a>becomes a focal point <\/a>in this campaign. On the campaign trail <\/a>both parties shifting their plans and pointing fingers get this straight, he's lying she is the smartest somebody is ever done this for a living james <\/a>was famous for winning races, teams believes they've change width <\/a>it's the economy stupid i apologize it to no want that man, is it to fisted catcher? i am saying publicly what people say and turns out i have enough money but i can just shut up. Winning is everything stupid? saturday at seven on cnn? a heart attack? do they have life insurance? know? but we have life insurance john,<\/a> i'm trying to find something we can afford fortunately, in only a few minutes, select poll found john a <\/a>$500,000 policy for only $29 a month and his wife and a bipod $1,000 policy for only 21 one dollars <\/a>a month. Go to select quote. Com. Now and get the insurance your family meets at a price you can afford select quote, we shop, you save, and two options for you. Take a look at when it's time for an update or complete remodels for yourself. There so here guys were like everything down to the stuff about this with you you every step of the way from design and products to removal and installation <\/a>okay. What are you guys? thank it is right. And he handled the entire process to create it? beautiful and functional bathroom for whatever your life needs rayban with you every step of the way color visit <\/a>rebuffed. Com for your free and home design consultation ego.<\/a> And number one rated brand in cortland outdoor power,<\/a> brings you the ego power plus <\/a>floor reaching an incredible 765 cfm. It's more powerful than gas, and its b as of up to 200 miles per hour it's the most powerful eagle globe <\/a>ever. Vietri eagles <\/a>patented 56 volt heart <\/a>with the battery technology,<\/a> it runs up to 90 minutes on a single charge plus the same battery powers all exclusively at lowe's as an egot authorized dealers <\/a>this election is about two very different visions for our nation. One focused on the future and the other focused on the past when the middle class is strong america is strong, lowering the cost of living <\/a>will be a defining goal of my presidency i will lower the cost of insulin and description,<\/a> read sprint,<\/a> everyone, and i will work to pass the first ever federal ban on price gouging <\/a>on food more than 100 million <\/a>americans will get and a tax cut. We will end america's housing shortage by building 3 million <\/a>new homes and rentals that are affordable for the middle plan. 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Com laura <\/a>coates, live tonight at 11 eastern on cnn every breath he takes, every rally he makes every truth he breaks. Donald trump appears to be getting more unhinged. Just listen to the newest and maybe the most personal attack yet against kamala harris joe <\/a>biden became mentally impaired kamala was born that way. I never you think about it only a mentally disabled person could have allowed this to happen to our country. Anybody would know this? okay. Maybe you think that was an accident and off the cuff remark,<\/a> well, here it is. Again, the very next day crooked joe biden became mentally. Impaired, said. But lying, kamala harris honestly, i believe she was born that way there's something wrong with kamala and i just don't know what it is, but there is definitely something missing scott since i owe you some extra time after that last segment, you got to you don't owe me anything. It's a privilege to sit out here with people but but i mean, he's doubling down under my only takeaway might be that this is a strategy. Well, it's not uncommon in political campaigns to call your opponent dumb or stupid or some variation thereof. I do want to say this about its i'm sorry. Say what you said. It's common for people to call their political opponents, dog. Would you like some examples? x rnc chair rips,<\/a> gop, listening, trump buying,<\/a> being led <\/a>by the stupid howard stern.<\/a> Trump voters <\/a>are stupid. Trump unveils new idiotic strategy not lazy, stupid, childish. Why donald trump is losing. Those are scott kamala harris herself, donald trump quote,<\/a> unable to comprehend anything. So it is not uncommon to call into question the mental, the mental capacities of your opponent. But let me say one thing i do not like the use of the term mentally disabled there are great many people in this country with mentally disabled family members <\/a>are children that have varying degrees that is not right, that is wrong but i don't i do think the pearl clutching over the concept of criticizing someone's term in office or policy <\/a>decisions is not being smart, is a little overblown, but i don't like it, but i don't like that's not what he was saying. I mean, he was saying very clearly there that she is like joe biden in his mind, mentally disabled. He got there biden got there and she was born that way and i'm really grateful, scott that you said that because it matters. Some people listened to you and it's important that you acknowledge that that was an awful thing to say switching to strategy, it's funny because harrison trump <\/a>have two different problems harris <\/a>needs to get back democratic coalition voters <\/a>that biden lost and that democrats have been losing black i commend hispanic men, young voters, muslim voters. Trump needs to win over independents, moderates, and undecideds that have left the republican party. They are both struggling with their missions, but his is fixable. She's losing these coalition voters <\/a>because they don't believe democratic policies have fixed their problems. She can't there's no time machine.<\/a> She can't go back and fix that. He can stop the rhetoric that is turning off the very voters he needs to get, but he's, it's a fixed but he won't doing it. In fact is doubling down i disagree with what se say.<\/a> I don't think that this is not a fixable problem <\/a>for kamala harris and actually she's got the momentum on her side and enthusiasm <\/a>on her side as well. Well but i think the problem is that donald trump is waging a campaign where he wants kamala harris to respond to because he doesn't have anything else to focus on. His policies are unpopular to the extent he has any policies he doesn't have a solution for inflation. He doesn't have, he doesn't have a solution for dads. We lost 3 million <\/a>jobs when he was president. He doesn't have a solution for health care. He has concepts let's have a health care plan.<\/a> He doesn't have a solution for it education.<\/a> He he he doesn't want he wanted to eliminate department of education.<\/a> His have a solution for housing. Kamala harris is a housing policy.<\/a> And so donald trump wants to create these distractions. Let's talk about haitian immigrants. Let's talk about communi harris <\/a>just turn black. Let's talk about the congo releasing inmates into the united states because he knows that these dog whistles <\/a>or what appeals to his base. He doesn't have anything else to give them because the bread and butter <\/a>solutions are not popular so i agree with scott, i agree with his assessment. I think talking about mentally impaired is not the way you should go. I don't think that's i don't think that's the best thing right now with where we are in this campaign. But let me tell you where this is starting to eat from. We have seen kamala harris known what four different interviews now, she was on she was with the allin smoke podcast <\/a>today with matt barnes <\/a>and stephen jackson <\/a>we have not heard her actually go through a coherent argument for why her economic policies or any other policies are actually going to work and when she's pressed on these issues, who showered her default responses, i grew up as a middleclass child that is very true. I've watched everything. I've watched that interview every day to have a whole speech on her economic policy speech <\/a>in a teleprompter is not discussing policy off the cuff you're asked directly by any reporter or any citizen in a town hall format or anything.<\/a> And she has not proven that she can do that. To the contrary, what she is proving by her lack of being available to the press and really to the people is that she is heavily scripted now, anybody can read the teleprompter, but what's going on when to tell him? probably is often you gotta response on college and that's the problem. Well, and i think if you look at it holistically, the two campaigns are having a debate about the economy. And trump has things to say, harris as things to say. And right now, according to all the polling, trump is more trusted on the economy. Trump's term in office, people look back on it more font emily, than they look upon the biden and harris <\/a>term, largely because of the economy and largely because of inflation. I think her challenge, keith, is that i don't believe she's actually articulated that much of a different path than the one she's currently on with biden and she may think that's a good path. It's just that the american people do not believe that, and it's not even close well, i think what the congressman said a moment ago, something when respond to first of all, she's not dealing with these issues. She has been dealing with these issues substantively is when we just had a 90 minute debate <\/a>or was it a twohour debate? she had very clear plans as she outlined what she did. She did, she actually answered the questions, but i just want to ask you because you made a good point. She got a question about are people better off four years ago? did she answer it or not? i don't remember what her answer wasn't a particular course and that was the first question. But i'll tell you what though people are better off than they were four years ago. Because what we because we were losing jobs, this is what we were we removed when people do not have jobs for years ago at this time means that people were still stuck in their homes we had we had a crisis for years ago. We do not have now and that's what we forget to talk about. But just going back to what he said, kamala harris has been vice president <\/a>for four years. She's been talking about this for a long time, maybe because people haven't been paying attention, doesn't mean that she hasn't been dealing with them, but she's been very substantive. Meanwhile, trump is talking about concepts of a plan for health care. This guy has been running for president since, since 19 he 99 we ran on the reform party <\/a>is run four times. These shell isn't he only has concepts of a plan for health care one said the interesting about donald and childcare <\/a>is child care,<\/a> about donald trump. And this is childcare is related to this he has been asked these questions and sometimes he literally does not have an answer. He has basically said 20% tariffs on everything will pay for it. All. That's not a plan. Well, no, actually, let me go through donald trump's plan stepbystep.<\/a> Number one <\/a>keep his tax cut policy <\/a>in place by cutting taxes lowering them more. He says that at every rally, he said it in every debate. It is about actually deporting illegal immigrants out of our country. Three they are depressing wages because it's i want to give i want to give don't want to give you the plan that's number one. Number two, and securing our southern border, which will decrease the burden on on states localities, the federal government, with respect to the cost of having illegals in our country. Number number <\/a>three. Number three, getting out of these conflicts, which ukraine is costing us too 100 billion <\/a>now, at joe biden and kamala harris want more money in a lame duck session <\/a>after this election, getting out of these conflicts, so that we cannot be sending charger overseas. Those are all recipes for economic success. He talks about them and here's the, here's the, here's the real thing.<\/a> He was president already and we did them in his first term has an office in our economy was driving instance that's all happened i carry respond. But it doesn't it doesn't really add up pursuing only should it doesn't. It doesn't have that kind of i mean, is the idea, first of all, how are the tax cuts <\/a>going to be paid? before we asking questions that i would ask daughter. I will i will i will tell you right. If he were to answer his question answer these questions getting out of the war in ukraine, what, what is he going to do with that money? you can't just take money from one pot and move it to another without congress. So there are some gaps here and trump done wasn't really fill them and he just says, tariffs will all make everything they've got to be clear. That's not all he says with respect to ukraine, not money has already spent. It's gone with respect to tax policy. Yeah. We already went through a process where the seattle cbo <\/a>make can impact what you're talking about tax policy <\/a>on dress that one as well cbo <\/a>said originally that the tax cut and jobs objection.<\/a> Was going to cost us $2 $2,000,000,000,000. Democrats ran around the country saying these tackles cost us $2 trillion. The reality is, we raised more tax revenue than cbo estimated. We've taken an record tax revenue <\/a>in the federal government, both in dollar amount <\/a>and as a percentage of the union. They have not caused us the money that democrats and see because of this policies. I mean, let me just go back and let me just look. He cut taxes for the wealthy and corporations primary know, every can't do that incorporates is primarily benefited from his tax, not true, but all the most of the major economists who've looked at this as donald trump's plan will be worse for inflation, worse for the economy that which ones there's three or three or four different studies? come out in the past few weeks. Which one kamala harris is plans are better for the economy than and his plans will actually increase inflation number <\/a>two, i should just say a lot of that is driven by the tariff policy course.<\/a> The tariff, the tariffs are inflationary. Number two, immigration, immigration policy <\/a>is actually inflationary as well, because if you deport millions of people, guess what, prices? i'm going to go hard because you have a labor shortage <\/a>or you re american or raise will the rate now is saying, you can't have a mass deportation <\/a>of immigrants and think you're going to somehow lower, lower, lower inflation.<\/a> You can actually raise, raised, raise costs for labor and raise inflation number, number three, you talked about policies supposed to solve these solutions immediately but donald trump, when he was president, he was there for four years. Guess what <\/a>happened? he added $7. 8 trillion to the national debt because of covid, spending not billions of dollars. I think that at the heart of this, i mean, this is where we started right at the heart of this is what is donald trump saying? what is he saying? he's not really saying what you're saying just naturally, does same talking about as he did actually not mentioned that harris gave an economic speech. Trump actually gave a speech to one of the, you help was at detroit new york, new york, and laid out along policy. I don't think that the amount of coverage that harris harris is speeches have gotten on the topic, but he did lay out a plan and he has very definite views on it. A lot of it does revolve around keeping taxes low for american workers and for american companies who invest in american workers. And when you're thinking about running a campaign that's a pretty darn good policy. I'm going to invest in america and i'm going to, i'm going to i have policies that you can i don't think you can talk about trump's economic policy and say that it revolves around just the tax part.<\/a> You have to also talk about the fact that a huge chunk of his policy also revolves around tariffs. Tariffs that economists say will raise prices for americans against donald trump today.<\/a> What is going to be the centerpiece of his tax, of his, of his economic plan. That's probably the first thing that he will say. It's absolutely true that there is a split in republican party over the use of tariffs. But i think trump believes two things. One, use them as a bludgeoning tool against other countries that are not dealing with us fairly. And number to use them as a tool to encourage more investments by companies in the united states, i think that's his idea. But there is a wait in the party over which is static because conservatism, it used to be settled orthodoxy that tariffs are tax and we used to be anti protectionist. And that's as because donald trump suddenly didn't care, didn't care about economic policy so he didn't care about conservative and one of the, what are the results of it now, donald trump is on track to guy rocketed national the political results are donald trump is on track to get a larger percentage of the union is based on the as long as six wins, it doesn't matter, right would be governed in be is it bad that the republican party is attracting working class voters <\/a>at rates that the republican party has maybe abandon. This may be a split in the republican party, but we can't talk about this issue without also noting president biden <\/a>has continued a lot of the trump tariffs. 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Its nutritionjust told him i'm pete and dean <\/a>at reagan national airport.<\/a> This is cnn the table in just a moment, but there's breaking news tonight, fears in the middle east <\/a>that it is unfolding into a freefall that ends with an all out regional war.<\/a> You're looking here at projectiles splitting the night sky <\/a>and tell him been that is happening, as israel says, that they are in the middle of a limited ground operation <\/a>inside of lebanon. Cnn is now on both sides of that border. Cnn's jeremy diamond is near israel's northern border and ben wedeman <\/a>is in beirut. Let's start with jeremy diamond. Jeremy, what do we know as of right now? well, abby, for the first time in nearly two decades, the israeli military announcing that it has sent ground troops <\/a>into southern lebanon. This is what they are describing as a limited ground operation. They are calling this limited localized and targeted ground raids,<\/a> but make no mistake this is a major inflection point <\/a>in this nearly yearlong conflict. Now between israel and hezbollah.<\/a> And it seems quite clear that between the increase airstrikes over the course of the last couple of weeks, the killing of hezbollah's leader hassan nasrallah.<\/a> And now the entry of ground forces <\/a>into southern lebanon, that this is a war between israel and hezbollah.<\/a> And israel is now trying to take advantage of this moment of disarray within hezbollah it's leadership the effect that they've had on hezbollah's operational capabilities over the course of the last week by taking this next step of sending ground forces <\/a>into lebanon. But israeli officials tonight <\/a>are taking pains to try and tell me that this is a limited operation. One senior israeli official telling me that there is no plan for any kind kind of longterm occupation of southern lebanon. But they are not saying how deep is really forces will ultimately go into lebanon, or how long this operation will actually last. But i can tell you from our position here, just a couple of miles away from the border, we have hearing the steady percussive boom of artillery from here being fired into southern lebanon. We have seen explosions on the lebanese side flares <\/a>in the night sky <\/a>as those ground forces <\/a>move into southern lebanon <\/a>to attack hezbollah positions, abby jeremy standby <\/a><\/a>for us. Let me bring in now cnn's ben wedeman <\/a>in beirut ben, this is an extraordinary moment in the region. How is this? creation being viewed in lebanon where their territory now has israeli troops on the ground is not what the israelis are calling a limited localized targeted raids. This is yet another invasion of this country. People well, remember that israel occupied lebanese land from 1978 hey, until 2000 82 then israeli defense minister ariel <\/a>sharon told the israeli cabinet it who told the american government that he was launching what he called a limited incursion into lebanon and his forces drove all the way to where i am in beirut and encircled the western part of the city. So there is a fear that there isn't any sort of countervailing diplomatic force to restrain israel. We did hear these rather week comment <\/a>coming out of the white house from president biden <\/a>about not been happy with a ground incursion,<\/a> but it's going ahead. Anyway, and we've seen, for instance the french foreign minister <\/a>came to beirut today <\/a>to try to speak to lebanese officials and work out the possibility, the framework, the ground found work for some sort of deescalation of the situation. But on the ground, that doesn't seem to be the case. And there is a fear that history is repeating itself oh, offended, perhaps is rarely ground forces <\/a>will drive well, deepen to lebanon and then the question is, when will they leave that, is, the question on many minds tonight,<\/a> this situation remains incredibly combustible than wedeman, jeremy diamond. Thank you both very much. Stay safe.<\/a> As all of this unfolds, we are back here at home the streets turned into modes, power, simply gone, possibly for weeks in some areas, recovery that will take years but donald trump is pinning the blame where it doesn't belong. That's next cnn special event the vice president <\/a>potential debate tomorrow <\/a>at nine trouble losing weight and keeping same discover the power of weekold gobi i lost 35 pounds and some lost over 46 pounds. We go and i'm keeping the weight off. We go via helps you lose weight and keep it off i'm reducing my risk. 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Com to learn more what are you talk about? the news sports,<\/a> a little family gaza,<\/a> maybe now, you don't do that all right. Here's another topic for you. As they get older, their risk of getting really sick from a respiratory virus like flu, covid19 and rsv <\/a>goes up a lot so talk to them about getting the season vaccines because you've still got so much to talk about prosecutor, i never asked a victim or witness. Are you a republican or a democrat? the only ever asked them? are you okay. And that's the kind of president we need right now. Someone who cares about you and is not putting themselves first. I intend to be a president for all americans and focus on investing right now in you the american people. And we can chart a new way forward on kamala harris. And i approve this message yes. 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I guess they're not they're not being responsive to the federal government, is not being responsive with having a very hard time getting the getting the president or the body won't get on it that's just a lie according to the georgia governor himself, brian kemp i just spoke. The president just called me yesterday afternoon.<\/a> I've missed him and called him right back. And he just said, hey, what do you need? and i told him, we we got what we need. We'll work through the federal process. He he offered that if there's another things that we need just to call him directly, which i appreciate that joining us in our fifth seed,<\/a> we've got a special treat <\/a>for you, cnn anchor <\/a>and chief political correspondent dana bash <\/a>is with us. Just to add one more thing to what is going on here with trump on the political side of things can also put on truth, social, that he doesn't like reports that i'm getting about the federal government the democratic governor of the state, going out of their way not to help people in republican areas he's talking about north carolina, there again, that is also there's absolutely no evidence to support that or what he said earlier about brian kemp he is understands that there is a very deep, not that distant in the past history of hurricanes and the aftermath and the government response <\/a>being a very important political issue. We saw it hurt. We were talking in the break about your former boss, man i cover in the white house george w <\/a>bush, very different circumstances. But the response by the government is so key the former president understands that and it isn't true and the fact that you found that governor kemp sound <\/a>bite of him saying that yes, i did speak with whatever you need. Yeah. Literally is what he i just saw before coming on the trump campaign <\/a>started a go fund site <\/a>for people in need so that they're doing everything that they can. And that's from, his perspective, the right politics here. And when you look at the reality, when you did this, because you were in the bush white house <\/a>when you are a president or a vice president, the best thing you could do in the immediate aftermath when you have floods and you also know this is a floridian and all kinds of wreckage is to do as much as you can from afar. Because when a president or vice <\/a>president goes into a situation like that, i was with george w bush <\/a><\/a>when he finally went into katrina. It is a huge operation that it takes away emergency services <\/a>this from people who need it. I think the optics of this over the weekend for bidenharris have been pretty poor in north carolina <\/a>is underwater. These people are devastated in struggling but you've got biden at the beach and then saying, what do you want from me? i got on the phone while i was at the beach. And you've got harris out raising money on the campaign and then taking a photo on a plane. I remember george w bush <\/a><\/a>was pilloried for adding a photo taken from air force one.<\/a> She's got a photo on a plane and the airphones don't appear to be connected to the phone and the paper looks like it's blank. So it looked like a stage sort <\/a>of thing. I thought the optics for them were very bash. She was he was looking over that. He was looking out air force why you don't tell me i was there actually. I mean, because i want to just be be clear about what scott is talking about a president biden <\/a>was in rehoboth this weekend and yes, he had briefings. There were state paper <\/a>statements put out, but we did not hear from him about this until today. And there is an optics element <\/a>to it. Just let's take take trump out of the picture for a second. There's an optics element <\/a>to it about the president sending a message to the people affected in many, many in many states in this country, that he's on top of it, were part of the presidency is performative. We know that that means you do need to be able to, the people need to see you doing your job and we also know the product doesn't. It has been doing his job we know that fema sent 3,300 personnel. We know that a fema director criswell <\/a>is on the ground in north carolina. We know that joe biden and kamala harris has spoken to governor roy cooper, north carolina <\/a>and governor brian kemp <\/a>in georgia. We know that governor mcmaster <\/a>has said and south carolina,<\/a> he's getting older resources he needs to be able to handle the situation in that state. The biden administration is effectively handling this. They're just not politicizing it is donald trump is donald trump chose to take a natural disaster <\/a>and weaponize it for political gain. Just the same way with the haitian, haitian immigrants and the crisis in asia or the covid, crisis, donald trump takes every issue to every problem, and makes it worse by making it about himself and making it political lie about what why is trump politicizing this? i mean, people are literally still trying to get out from under the water right now. I don't think he's politicizing it at all. He's responding to the crisis. Dana just came out. I didn't even know this. Thank you for reporting that the trump campaign <\/a>has come out with a gofundme page <\/a>for the people who are affected he's on the ground to actually talk directly to the people who are being impacted on day one.<\/a> And i do understand what it means when a president comes in my district was hit two years ago to same time period with hurricane ian <\/a>joe biden came a southwest florida,<\/a> we towards some damage. The real implications are going to be what happens when the president leaves or when the cameras turn to the next thing is fema going to still do the job necessary by those communities our local community is going to get the resources they need because i'll tell you, i don't want to cut you off there would argue that that that is actually more often what does happen is that fema continues to work even when everybody else moves off. What do you know that? i do know this, but what i will also add, i'm just speaking specifically from my district. I was there going over some of the issues we had from hurricane helene <\/a>my local towns, cities are still waiting for fema to approve them to to actually get back some of the money they're supposed to get from hurricane ian <\/a>that is still an issue right now with fema so i don't want to politicize it, but there are optics around storms but joe biden not be being on the beach <\/a>and not at least going there and stating making a public statement here with a camera is a serious problem indicated one is there now, i mean, you said go to hell.<\/a> But i mean, just responding to renato, the american people but i agree with optics and the importance of showing up. But let me just ask the two of you, a question. What does biden and harris <\/a>have to gain by ignoring the very real concerns of voters in two crucial swing states, 35 days before an election? no. I want to be clear on this. It's not about what do you have to gain. Well, we'll do that. But it's much more about the operations. What i've seen as a member of congress of this administration, this administration, when crisis happens, we're dealing with a label with crisis happens. They don't address them head on,<\/a> but you just saw from two governors who are grateful for everything that know about that behind the scenes i'm talking about generality he's here because i think it's important to be here. I'm actually everybody has sad official wise that they've gotten what they've asked for right? right. And the only person making an accusation that people are not getting what they've asked for is trump falsely claiming that the administration is withholding resources because of political affiliation? that is just not as somebody who has been through now, three hurricanes in my district, i will tell you getting a call saying you can have everything you need and some of the initial help coming from fema is one thing. It is the, it is the day by <\/a>day follow up, making sure this stuff is meant on the ground is something completely different. And i've been i've been through this ontheground in my own district that's just want to be clear. That's not that abby, i'm talking about where five days after this happened. Right at this moment. The question is, are these areas getting what they need from the federal government as they answer your questions or no question, i will tell you a question now, the answer i will give you is on conclusive. They have initially the reason why i say that is because you have to have a commander in chief <\/a>who has his finger or her finger on the pulse day in,<\/a> day out to make sure the agency's ruling that leadership. Everybody that's why the president he was accused of rejecting 99% of the federal aid request <\/a>for hurricane matthew <\/a>i said from from roy cooper. Roy cooper <\/a>and the accusation was that it was because they are in opposite political parties. So that also happened donald trump did that in 2017, down, trump politicized every every natural disaster <\/a>we could think of. Remember when the hurricane was supposedly headed to alabama, he took the sharpie and drew that drew on <\/a>the noaa map <\/a>to pretend like it was going where it wasn't. Remember when he went to puerto rico <\/a>and through paper towels <\/a>and people, he's the performative president. He doesn't believe in your hand? hands dirty and do the real work of the presidency. He wants to be on camera and show that he's pretending to do the job of the presidency, which apparently is what republicans, i don't read it is actually doing the job of the president now we don't know because the government, if everybody don't know where he is, you've got a quick programming note.<\/a> You can catch tomorrow's vp debate right here on the an 9:00 p. M. 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