what voters at home care about? should social media have a warning label, the same way cigarettes do? the new pitch from the surgeon general who says our children s well-being is at stake. and wiping the slate clean. maryland s governor just pardoned tens of thousands of people convicted of marijuana-related crimes. why he says he was motivated to take such sweeping ab shun. we start with president biden pushing spending to a new level in what is expected to be the most expensive presidential campaign in american history. today the campaign announcing a new $50 million ad buy, part of a massive new effort to reframe the stakes of this election just ten days before the first presidential debate. the goal in the words of the biden campaign is to focus on trump s legal issues and allow the president to project himself as a, quote, wise and steady leader in contrast to trump s chaos and division. in the courtroom we see donald trump for who he is. he s been convicted of 3
you know, that j.d. vance is the middletown ohio kind of, real economy factory worker type people. they view the institutions in america is controlled by a media political academic lost that has a great interest in globalization. an open borders. the sort of storms that get thrown around. and they view this media and culture as sort of attacking them for the reasons of preserving the interests of that economic establishment. right, but i think, there s a weird and version of a loves argument there jeff under that gusting. and you see that in the terminology journals. you see rhonda santas really on the program media, and you re like, bro, you re their governor of florida. you re pursuing the chamber of commerce s interest and everything that you re doing. there s a certain anti-corporate cosplay that is a big part of this. but also eugene this weird position where, you think the
while competitors have come and gone to let their workers know we value your time with your families o friday get back to work! we have the attorney, your world and producer, your world audio tech, and the wall street journal s gillian. gillian, begin with you, on the ceo saying, neil, there s sometimes things more important than sales on a thanks giving day. yep. and that is marketing. i think this is absolutely the right branding choice. america is a little bit anti-corporate, anti-capitalist, especially among my len yals. millenials, not me. but i think it sends the right message they put their employees first, being responsible and ethical. that resonates with my generation. they ve been doing it for a while. it s not like neil: i said that in the lead1. 1 years. . but they re not bandwagoning it.
so sometimes we talked to them move back. sometimes call themselves anarchist. but this group in particular they didn t have a name. they didn t want to idea with a name most of them didn t want to talk to me. so no, they didn t have a group name. sometimes they are proud of the name. great reporting today. we re back with the washington post. we re joined by political analyst. anti-corporate, political kally, but i sort of