Reporters can get every thing, every arrest report, everything thanks to that. Thank you for florida man. Thank you, chris, as always. Have a good night. Today was a big moment. Today was a big moment for the democratic party. For the first time since becoming the party s nominee, vice president, harris appeared alongside president joe biden. Today we take the next step. Thank you, joe, forward in our fight. Thank you joe! thank you joe! thank you joe! i served in the senate for 270 years. I know i look 40 but i m a little bit older. Folks, i have an incredible partner. Progress has been made. She s going to make one of a president. See, it was really pretty joyful and forwardlooking, and also policy focused. The president and their vice president talked about their record taking on big pharma and lowering prescription drug prices. And then there was the republican ticket. Today donald trump held a press conference outside his home in bedminster, new jersey. Now the event was supposed
Think it s a big factor anymore, really. That issue is very much subdued. A panicked donald trump tries to force his way back into the spotlight in the laziest way possible, frankly, in a work from home hot mess press conference following more than two weeks of getting completely upstaged by the energy of the harris campaign. But the weird old guy is still getting owned by regular folks. He comes to michigan, he talks about he s going to bring back the auto industry. Let me tell you something. Donald trump doesn t know [ bleep ] about the auto industry. And he doesn t give a damn about the working class in this country. And as that man, uaw president shawn fain meets today with the harris/walz ticket, we re going to expose just how bad trump and project 2025, yes it s still a thing, would be for working men and women in america. But we begin tonight with a lesson in how to and how not to run a presidential campaign. First, the house to. Just look to the harris/walz campaign. In short o
Harris encountered on the campaign trail tonight about the very issues you are talking about. That was in detroit tonight and we will show how she handled that, which i have to say was more masterfully than i have ever seen a candidate handle, including acknowledging that the protesters absolutely had a right to be heard. She reclaimed her time, as they say. I m glad you are handling that, because that happened really just before we went on air and i thought to myself, this is interesting. I look forward to your show. Have a good night. Thank you. We begin tonight with what donald trump had to say on the campaign trail today and we are done. Because once again the laziest presidential campaigner since the invention of jet travel did not campaign again today. There is only about 90 days left in the presidential campaign and donald trump does not campaign on most of those days. Donald trump did not leave his home, as far as we know today. Did not get dressed. Never put his shoes on. I me
Tonight on the reidout she was always of indian heritage. And she was only promoting indian heritage. I didn t know she was black until a number of years ago when she happened to turn black. And now she wants to be known as black. So i don t know. Is she indian or is she black? you know the answer to that. Trump s train wreck going into a convention of black journalists and insulting them, vice president harris and your intelligence. While doubling down on those black jobs. Senator cory booker joins me in a moment. Also tonight, as we continue to expose project 2025, which trump now knows is very damaging to his campaign, we ll talk about the big republican push to make the air you breathe and the water you drink less safe so that the wealthiest americans can make more money. But we begin tonight with the visual depiction of a dumpster fire. That may be the only appropriate way to describe what happened today when the nabj, the national association of black journalists hosted donald tr
Inside with jen psaki starts now. Okay. We spend a lot of time on this show grabbing the threat of a second trump term, and we do that because it is extremely important to understand what could be coming and what the stakes are. But i know that at times, that can all feel kind of dark. And really depressing. Are we all just trudging through the mud of politics together with no end or light insight? but i have to say, lately i haven t felt that way at all. Not because trump has gone away. But because there is just this kind of new energy in the air. And i feel more excited about politics right now that i have in a very long time. We are going to spend some time tonight talking about all the reasons to be excited right now with some of the people who are just as excited as i am. Were going to talk to minnesota governor tim walz, who is being mentioned as a possible running mate. Were going to talk to senator brian shots who endorsed the vice president with a picture of himself climbing u