Weave. You know what the weave is? i ll talk about like nine different things and they all come back brilliantly together, and it s like, and friends of mine that are like english professors, they say, the most brilliant thing i have ever seen. But the fake news, you know what they say? he rambled inthat s not rambling. It s the weave. It s the weave. Trump rambling about how he doesn t ramble, it s the weave. Despite the clear problems with his campaign, america s oldest ever presidential candidate took labor day off to golf and chill while vice president kamala harris and her running mate had a very busy long weekend with momentum on their side. Also tonight, j. D. Vance s close ties to the manosphere and his absolute obsession with getting women out of the workplace and back into the kitchen raising the many, many babies he and trump and their project 2025 pals would force them to have. Plus, his name was wally howard jr. , a murdered syracuse police officer. Strangely, one of howar
folks. even one of the coauthors wanted more hearings because he understands that opening up the process can maybe gain you some trust from people, because they ve had many chances to do enforcement and people look at the situation and go, hey they haven t matched up to their promises. so i think there is legitimate skepticism on that front. in one of the hearings, this is the part that gets me, they held friday, they will only have two of them, they held it friday on the biggest news day in the last ten years. not a lot of people paying a lot of tension. that is what is getting to people. and grassley doesn t appreciate being accusinged of demagogging the situation when he s asking legitimate questions about having an open process about having a 900-page bill. martha: has there been enough discussion on this problem with? it s an important thing to get right. you have a lot of people who want to see the borders secure as part of the bill. there is a lot to debate here. there is. the
u know, a year or more demagogging the heck out of him over that, and to deny that he does that now is unbelievable. there is a fundamental disagreement we have in this country and that rich and i certainly have about the role of government at this moment in the economy. you have private corporations that are sitting on $2 trillion in unspent money. they are choosing, they are choosing to not create jobs and instead grow the stock market, grow profits and line the pockets of their correctioner o s. and regular folks, working folks, their wages are going down and fewer and fewer of them have jobs. now, the question is, what do we do? do we give more tax breaks and more help to those businesses and millionaires or do we use government as a last resort to remember create jobs, put people back to work, rebuilding our road and our schools and try to pump up the economy. we ve done that for four or five years, we ve spent more money. we haven t done it at all. we ve been told that is
does that make you think this is going to go for northam? i think it s you know, you look at what the number represents. it s after a year of what s happened on the national stage of president trump, sort of the broad attacks, these culture issues being brought back up. to be at 42%, 43%, i think that s not probably close to you re saying it s a good thing? a good thing. in a swing state like this, the state is not even swing. this is a state that goes democrat. democratic governors. the only southern state trump lost. and a state run by democrats. two u.s. senators are democrats. the state wides are democrats, and so trump to be at this standing, it says that the last year of sort of demagogging him hasn t worked because it hasn t moved much numbers in the state. you think the democrats have it? well, no, this is a very close race. you, the democrats come in with some advantages in this. mainly trump, as you mentioned, his bad numbers. the economy and governor mcau
amendment. my worry and concern is the democrats for their willingness to compromise and negotiate, they have not put a piece of paper in writing. they have not assessed the merits. instead, all they do is take pot shots at the republicans. i m not worried about the republican caucus, but i m worried about the democrats sitting down and presenting a plan and having a good path forward. something we have not seen other than the demagogging. tara, i see you looking at that issue. steny hoyer has the statement from this morning. let s get your thoughts after. the cuts equal to the extension of the debt limit. a committee to look at a longer term solution. are the democrats giving all the ground here? ron is saying there is nothing