Hello, everyone. Thank you so much for joining me this saturday. I m fredricka whitfield all right. The race for the white house heads to the battleground, state of pennsylvania. As both candidates are planning major events in the critical mustwin state this weekend today, former president donald trump returns to the campaign trail with a rally this afternoon in wilkesbarre. And vice president kamala harris has a bus tour in the state he planned for tomorrow today is rally marked trump s second visit to pennsylvania since surviving an assassination attempt in butler one month ago cnn s danny freeman is at the campaign event. So danny, what can we expect to hear from the former president when he speaks in the next couple of hours well fred, what can we expect here is really the magic question, and i ll get to that in just a second, but i want to show you the environment out here. Like you said, when we re in wilkesbarre, pennsylvania in the all important battleground state of course, th
He s failed in those duties, so there s got to be sanctions for that. He won t be available for monday. We ve suspended him from monday s game. But beyond that, there s also some trust building that needs to happen between biss and me and biss and the crew. And, yeah, that s what he needs to work hard at from now on to try and win that back. Plenty of transfer activity to bring you as the season s big kick off approaches. Leeds forward georginio rutter appears to be on his way to brighton, after the seagulls triggered a £40 million release clause. United boss daniel farke says the player said goodbye to his team mates at their training ground this morning, though nothing has been confirmed as yet. Elsewhere, bournemouth have agreed a club record £402 million deal to sign brazil striker evanilson from porto. Evanilson was called into the brazil squad for this summer s copa america and has won his first two caps this year. He ll replace dominic solanke, who moved to tottenham last week
Now, to an outsider, you do seem like a deeply rooted writer. That sounds so dull, doesn t it?. Yeah, no, ishould have gone places and done things, and i did a little, but, yeah, i returned to ireland. But would you acknowledge that those roots are hugely important to you?. I pass the building where i was born when i go into town. So it is, it is quite close. Yeah. It s fascinating because, just the other day, i interviewed a colombian novelist and he said to me, i only really was able to write about my country and the things that really mattered to me when i left it, when i had a little bit of space and distance and freedom to actually express what i really thought. But you ve always felt free enough from within. Orfoolish enough one or the other to say whatever i wanted to say at any given time. Yeah, um. So i think it was difficult in the deep past for writers to write from within the country. And a lot of people do thrive in exile. I like to. Write about people who leave and come b
A colombian novelist and he said to me, i only really was able to write about my country and the things that really mattered to me when i left it, when i had a little bit of space and distance and freedom to actually express what i really thought. But you ve always felt free enough from within. Orfoolish enough one or the other to say whatever i wanted to say at any given time. Yeah, um. So i think it was difficult in the deep past for writers to write from within the country. And a lot of people do thrive in exile. Ilike to. Write about people who leave and come back. But there is an aspect of return in a lot of the fiction. And i live in ireland, but for a long time i was quite averse to writing as an irish writer, so i was kind of in contention with the tradition rather than writing from inside it. And also, you know, it is a relatively small country, in terms of population size, and it s quite intimate in that, you know, if you have extended family, as you do, you tend to know a lo
Are you ready to make your voices heard? the palpable energy and enthusiasm for the harriswalls campaign. In stark contract with the republican ticket. Well, i smile at a lot of things including bogus questions from the media. Tonight, the rallies in the key battleground states of wisconsin and michigan. Plus, the unfounded attacks on the remarkable military record of tim walz. And the trump campaign struggling to not be so weird. It is a very clear thing, yes they are creepy and weird hell. You have seen it, this is not normal. All in starts right now. At evening from new york, i am chris hayes and today marks the first full day of the harriswalz presidential campaign. In fact right now vice president harris is speaking in detroit at an enormous, enormous rally. Thousands of folks coming out in the wayne county airport. It is clear the enthusiasm for the democratic presidential ticket is like nothing the party has seen in quite a few years. The candidate spent the day barnstorming thr