i'm joe davis. the story for the dodgers has been regular-season dominance but postseason disappointment. and it looked like it was heading there this week during the division series but they finished off the padres with 24 consecutive scoreless innings and reach the championship series for the first time since 2021. when it comes for the new york mets, the comeback mets. they've been coming back all season long from 11 games under to reaching the playoffs in the final game of the season, they bring the good swings and good vibes to the first championship series appearance, john, since 2015. hall of famer john smoltz. we have so many good stories and great characters in this championship match up. >> john: we really do. we have one team going wire-to-wire with excitations and pressure and one team under the wire. trying to do what the diamondbacks stated last year. the mets do it differently than the dodgers and you'll see two extreme ways these teams have gotten here and why they can be successful.

. >> joe: 2-2 off the passed ball. kikÉ hernandez drifting back and puts it away.flaherty retired the first seven. you can take your pick, so many different things. there is no one right decision but there's so many different things that come out wow, maybe that's what instigated it. maybe it was grimace who throughoutthrewout the first pi. you get pete alonso's home run what he picked up his layoff pumpkin at a market in wisconsin. they cannot do wrong at this point, the mets club. the whole city loving. it's the cast of characters whether it's pete alonso a long time staple or iglesias you are talking about or the hometown gm. so many stories to latch onto as they make this run. tyrone taylor with the two hole. >> john: went through a really bad stretch in may. talked about it in the open. the dodgers went wire-to-wire. i believe the mets were down 10-11 games from the atlanta braves. there is nobody who could have protected that kind of second half run and catch them the way they did basically in the last day of the season, the extra day doubleheader. >> joe: th

we know joe isn't spiteful.nce the coup, just looking for somebody to put down. it could be kamala. donald trump capitalized off this very quickly. we showed you him already. here he is describing the truck scene. >> jesse: one of my people came in and said "sir, the word -- >> one of my people came in and said "sir, the word garbage is the hottest thing right now. sir, would you like to drive a garbage truck?" first, up here. i'm like [bleep] -- [laughter] and then i got in the car. i'm driving, i have this still on. i got 25,000 people standing outside. have got all these people here. there is no i'm wearing it on stage. i said "get me my jacket," but if you did -- you know, it actually makes you look thinner. [laughter] and they got me! i said "i want to wear it on stage." [laughter] when they said i looked thinner. i said "in that case, i'll wear it on stage. [laughter] >> jesse: does he wear the vest for the rest of the campaign? >> victor: i don't know. it's the positive bookend to the negative garbage sta

photographer joe szymanski.he's gone missing, but cops are hot on the trail of a suspect, following clues that take them from joe's driveway to hundreds of miles away. >> there was blood on the driveway, a homicide expert determined that it was probably foul play. >> reality would soon set in. >> it is terrible because he was my brother and he's gone. he's gone. >> there's a saying that good photographers treat life like a camera. they focus on what's important. and joe's family says his children were his focus. >> i knew that something must be wrong because joe would not have missed that. >> mary szymanski was looking for any logical explanation about why her brother wasn't home when his ex-wife came to drop off the kids. >> joe told me there had been a poisonous snake in his garage, and i honestly created a story in my head that maybe the poisonous snake had somehow bit him. >> but when police noticed blood in the driveway, they immediately suspect foul play launching an investigation to find a killer. >> we a

this won't phase them at all. >> joe: 3-2. fouled back. >> john: that's out formula of the team has grown together. doesn't guarantee they're going to win every game that their backs are against the wall or they are facing elimination. but it sure does help to know what you've been through collectively. you mentioned yesterday after the team meeting in l.a. a come of the team has not been the same since. >> joe: payoff coming from knaack. winker takes ball four. first to in the second. >> john: the right guy at the plate. he can handle the bat many different ways. he can lay down a bunch but the one thing you know about iglesias for the most part he's going to put the ball in play. aggressive, early swinging. not afraid to hit with two strikes, that's for sure. >> joe: lived in the majors this year hitting .337. with runners in scoring position even better. .375. two on, nobody out. swings and misses. chasing the slider. iglesias in majors for the first time in two years. even though this is a clear two-way hitter, the batting

and so like millions other american boys, jim and joe. from the drilling they gave the boys those first two months, they did not feel much like letter writing. to hear jim tell it, they time they didn't drill was they were eating or sleeping. but after the basic training every service man has to go through. we got our first real letter from jim. jim always was good letter writing. dad was so tickled. he took the letter down to the war plant where he works to read it. to the boys. jim said, dear pup, i'm finally learning how to be a real radioman on 830 in the morning until fourth, 15 in the afternoon, we go from one class to another. most of the fellows are around my own age and i mean, we're getting a real education up. a fellow who goes through a school. this gets training that will fit in for any kind of communications job. what the big vixens call the post war world. the instructors are experts. most of them have had practical experience with all kinds of radio installations. they know how to get the stuff across. so it's understandab

. >> joe: a ball on smith. nor earned runs in 15 2/3, yankees. >> john: they've rallied when there were so much concerned about who was going to be the guy. traditionally it's best when you have one guy. but they have settled in. at the right time. >> joe: smith pulls the line drive to deep left field. nimmo with a leaping grab! you can see him limping. dealing with a foot injury. enough range to take extra-base hits away from smith. >> john: this ball was hit on a rope. coming down just in time for nimmo to get to its peak. >> joe: two up, two down for ryne stanek. swing and a miss from tommy edman. four up, four down overall for stanek. veteran postseason pitcher. all those years in houston. 28th postseason game. ahead of edman 0-2. edwin diaz has started to warm in the mets bullpen. dodgers need to get a base runner in order to ensure that ohtani gets to the plate again. >> john: i have been down there for those games. the sun is right in the bullpen. the crowd is on you. a good environment here in l.a. >> j

joe: adam? adam gray: first of all, every member of our community, regardless of their status, should have access to these resources in an emergency. we need to look out for every american living here contributing to our society but what we really need is people in washington paying attention to some of the bureaucratic mess. my first two years in state legislature i had the honor of chairing a committee that went in and did audits on state agencies and tried to find where the pitfalls are and how to make improvements. washington has the same committee. you never hear about the work because they are too busy doing some ridiculous partisan exercise like hunter biden investigations or some other nonsense and they are not focusing on the actual work that needs to get done of making the agencies work better. joe: congressman duarte, one minute for rebuttal. rep. duarte: i don't need one minute. i just want to know did the audit agency find $60 billion in a budgetary shortfall or $70 billion in a bud

joe: no pressure. when we consider jd vance and his attacks on tim walz, or kamala harris, as we have seen from all republicans, they are liberal and too far left. they have tried to express themselves as being moderate, how difficult is it to walk that line for tim walz knowing his record as governor of minnesota and the legislation that has been passed? >> is a great question. we have heard gavin newsom and a flannel shirt, even though gavin newsom is trying to be more moderate these days. what tim walz has to do, he cannot get in a position of defending his record. he is up there to introduce people to kamala harris's plans for the american public. he cannot get defensive and spend too much time, so he has to be good at counter punching. jd vance in his senate debate, he is good at counter punching, unlike donald trump, when asked about a question with kamala harris, and he pivoted in the wrong direction. jd vance is good about taking an abortion question and pivoting to immigration. he will have to

and he yelled, wake up, real loud to joe. joe, of course, jumped up.and said, joe, i said just calm down, it's ok. wake up. don't move, just do what he tells you to do and we're going to be ok. and, and then he said, i don't want you guys looking at me. don't look at me or otherwise i will shoot you. so i said, ok, we won't look at you. josh mankiewicz: kay told police she heard the intruder talking to someone she never saw via walkie talkie, someone elsewhere on the property. were there people talking to [inaudible]?? he didn't let them. he said just listen to me, don't talk to me, just be quiet. josh mankiewicz: she said the assailant, a young man with a gun, then tied their wrists with zip ties. i thought he was going to shoot us. and then he kept, he was saying, where's the wallet, i want the wallet. and then he started on, i have no money then joe only had $2. and then i said, well, we don't use cash. i don't have any cash. at that point he said he wanted to go to the atm to get money out. josh mankiewicz: according to kay, the gunman cut their ha

presumably, that's joe. presumably, that's joe. suspect, so investigators eagerly compared the dna from the bed with the dna found on katie's body. and it doesn't match the dna under her fingernails. it does not match the dna on her body at all. josh mankiewicz: which could only mean one thing-- joe didn't do this. josh mankiewicz: --joe bischoff, who had changed his story, who had stopped cooperating, who had lawyered up, who was the only person at that party not to give a dna sample was also, not the killer. mark myers: i was shocked. devastated because now i'm like-- now, it's the worst case scenario, right? josh mankiewicz: that you're back to square one. square zero. and now, we're three months behind, and we don't have a clue. josh mankiewicz: in, hindsight myers admits, they developed a case of tunnel vision. that didn't change his conviction that joe bischoff's refusal to cooperate was inexcusable. i'd be hard pressed to not want to punch him in the throat. it made your job harder and put katie's family through some unneede

, joe concha, joe rogan, joe biden, four of a kind. that will win poker games. >> carley: joe, thank you. there is this, virginia is fighting back after joe biden doj told them to wait until after election day to remove noncitizens from voter rolls. >> todd: attorney general jason miyares is leading the effort and will join us with the latest. this is our last chance to help save thousands of holocaust survivors who are suffering in the former soviet union today. the needs that these forgotten jews have are something beyond anything you can imagine. have you eaten this morning? i ate the carrot, so i ate half of it yesterday. and this is what she ate in two days, one carrot. please pray for me! the international fellowship of christians and jews began this ministry to help elderly jews living in horrible poverty around the world. we urgently need your gift of $25 now to help provide one survival food box with all of the foods they critically need for their diet for one month. when you call right now, your gift's impact will be doubled

downed officer. >> got it. >> and mel and joe didn't just run the program.y also ran its bank account and how they were using that bank account and for what had caught the attention of town administrators. >> we thought after the funeral that it was going to get easier. we were like, all right, you know, a lot of the stress is gone. and then all of a sudden that's when all the rumors spread. >> but were they rumors or was mel gliniewicz using the media to hide the truth? >> i lost my heart. all i want is one more kiss. one more hug. one more chance to hear his boisterous laughter. >> when we come back. bombshell texts. a paper trail and the plot to take o a town administrator. that's next. >> look at this one under-eye bag. >> it's gone. there's this side. and this side. >> just look at these results. >> 50 and haven't slept in weeks. >> 35 and fresh from a vacation. >> they are some of the hottest videos on social media. those videos claiming to instantly get rid of bags under your eyes. it's called plexaderm and lifestyle expert annette figueroa is here to

. >> my name is joe biden. welcome to the swimming pool. >> there's too much masculine toxicity of there that you've got to be tough and angry and lash out. >> reporter: doug emhoff accused of physical abuse. we have a full report. >> our team asks many times for more security, more help and they were denied. >> trump heading back to butler, as the secret service is in a state of emergency. plus. ♪ everyone's trying to get it right ♪ >>> today washington saw a ghost. >> hey, folks. my name is joe biden. welcome mr. president . >> we've been waiting for you. >> welcome to the swimming pool. >> the first time joe biden never set foot in the briefing room as president. the press was stunned. peter doocy's leg fell off. and every channel in america cut straight to it. >> we were actually but to go live to vice president kamala harris who's speaking right now in detroit, michigan, and apparently she's talking about the sport strike ending. she's trying to appeal to union workers and yet you have the president of the

and so like millions other american boys, jim and joe. from the drilling they gave the boys those first two months, they did not feel much like letter writing. to hear jim tell it, they time they didn't drill was they were eating or sleeping. but after the basic training every service man has to go through. we got our first real letter from jim. jim always was good letter writing. dad was so tickled. he took the letter down to the war plant where he works to read it. to the boys. jim said, dear pup, i'm finally learning how to be a real radioman on 830 in the morning until fourth, 15 in the afternoon, we go from one class to another. most of the fellows are around my own age and i mean, we're getting a real education up. a fellow who goes through a school. this gets training that will fit in for any kind of communications job. what the big vixens call the post war world. the instructors are experts. most of them have had practical experience with all kinds of radio installations. they know how to get the stuff across. so it's understandab

i love you joe. live a long life. i love you joe- line _ live a long life. i love you joe. they are part and parcel of wimbledon. please tell me were not getting rid of linejudges. tell me were not getting rid of line judges-— line 'udges. this story may be a line judges. this story may be a little bit _ line judges. this story may be a little bit sad _ line judges. this story may be a little bit sad today. - line judges. this story may be a little bit sad today. i love i a little bit sad today. i love wimbledon. one of the things is that sort of military precision, the uniform people standing around the edge of the court, linejudges dodging servers. apparently they're going to be gone to be replaced by technology for the technological advances are all great but some things itjust doesn't feel like it will be the same. doesn't feel like it will be the same-— doesn't feel like it will be the same. ., , ., , ., the same. there are people who watch premier _ the same. there are people who watch premier league _ the same. there are people who watch premier league football l wat

with joe biden.atched him do his work. those are accurate things. but she never actually addressed the issue, which is joe biden seems to be fading fast. and he is, indeed. >> brian: couple of things, too. she did two interviews yesterday. that is not enough. you do interviews. trump was doing it. he is doing tyrus at night. evidence did us the next morning. did two reagans during a day. that was on a friday. hasn't stopped since while mocking president trump saying that he is exhausted and canceling interviews what he has done is picked up interviews. he did bloomberg instead of cnbc that's his option. they took one of his strengths, mocked it and then she take two days off to get prepared for two interviews. to me, they have to be recalibrating. i would just like to add another thing. she didn't answer -- she doesn't say-she says i'm not going to be a continuation of joe biden, but she didn't disavow anything that joe biden did. >> lawrence: no. >> steve: didn't tell how it was going to be differen

joe brown, and his brother, jim, were seniors that year.ousands of other american boys, their thoughts were far from the peaceful valley country that had always been there home. you can guess the rest. that signal corps poster wasn't long before he enlisted. two days later, brother jim walked into a navy recruiting office, sore as a boil that joe had beaten him to the punch. both got their orders to shove off the same day. natural really the folks were down to see them leave. mother used to say that junior, the youngest always worshiped his brother jim. dad and mother of course were pretty brave about it all. and the sound like millions of other american boys jim and joe, from the drilling they gave the boys those first two months they didn't feel much like letter writing. to hear jim tell that the only time they didn't real was when they were eating or sleeping. but after the basic training every serviceman has to go through, we got our first real letter from jim. jim always loves good at letterwriting. dad was so tickled, he took the lett

joe is not giving her a choice.ident in modern history is visiting the battlegrounds and reminding voters that kamala is his vp. >> as kamala would say, this is the united states of america for god's sake. no safe level of blood experienced -- exposure. that's why we are the posted administration to take on the challenge and we are delivering. one of the many reasons we fought so hard to have fought -- past the bipartisan law. >> jesse: kamala and die. they don't like those words of the harris campaign. is joe biden the dumbest politician in washington or the petty is to? -- kamala and i -- it's like he thinks his legacy will be better if kamala loses. if he goes down, she's going down with him. america first legal founder and former senior advisor to president trump stephen miller is here. it's not that hard to handle a hurricane if you are a politician. you just don't play politics. hug some people, get them the resources. apparently she can't do it. >> she was asked a question point-blank. up until today have you

joe biden speaking. and just _ throughout the day. joe biden speaking. and just to - throughout the day. joe biden speaking. and just to let i throughout the day. joe biden speaking. and just to let you | speaking. and just to let you know, reuters is reporting that iran says it will not hesitate in taking further defensive measures to defend its legal interests and territorial integrity. that is coming from the foreign ministry according to reuters. well, i am joined now by lucy fisher —— joining our panellists lucy fisher and brett bruen

and joe, maybe it's not so bad to be the only guy that could beat donald trump. maybe not a good way to stick it to obama and the people who pushed him off the stage and didn't make it and that might be the end of the king maker obama rule in the democrat party. pete: she's in a difficult position and trying to make this argument. >> what is one policy you'd have done differently over the last three and a half years than president biden? >> to be very candid with you, vice presidents are not critical of their predecessors. in terrifics of the tradition of it and going forward, it does not make for a productive and important relationship. taking care of my mother and priority on housing and going charlie: if she can't answer that question, she's going to lose. rachel: and the point i was trying to make earlier saying i don't mean to be caddy, and maybe i do. joe biden has the power to make her lose and has a big press conference and big meeting trying to make a big point going through them and rachel: kamala wasn't with me. he has the power to do that and there's

joe biden talking about the difficulties _ today.ifficulties of— today. joe biden talking about the difficulties of working - today. joe biden talking about the difficulties of working for. the difficulties of working for a new cease—fire in lebanon and the crisis in gaza and joe biden also saying that he now has an understanding of how and when israel is going to respond to the attacks by iran but declined to give details but we know that missiles are in place and us personnel and so, everything seems to be in place with that response. find everything seems to be in place with that response.— with that response. and that is really ominous. _ with that response. and that is really ominous. he _ with that response. and that is really ominous. he is - with that response. and that is really ominous. he is and - really ominous. he is and promise they will hit iran in a foetal manner and iran won't know, the thing now is iranian targets that israel is going to hit. and we know americans do not want them to nuclear facilities and so petrol

joe: mr. gray?dam gray: protecting social security and medicare is an absent -- absolute line in the sand. we cannot have people who made a promise for their security in their elderly years not receive what they paid for and it's the responsibility of congress to deal with that. john and the republican leadership that he voted to install in d.c. has multiple times voted to make broad-based cuts to social security, medicare and every other government program and not done any of the serious work. the problem solvers that we talk about in washington dc haven't even met in over a year because the republican problem solvers are mad at the democratic problem solvers for not electing kevin mccarthy speaker. i mean this is the kind of silly nonsense that's going on in washington dc and the few votes that they've accomplished and again what's been the most unproductive session in us history have been to slash things like social security and medicare and john has supported them. i'd have a lot easier time buy

she's worse than joe. e than oh, well, i don't know anything about nancy mace. >> i don't know what kind of issues she has. >> but am i overstating this because i look at these interviews and i'm appalled. pa. this is a professional i politicians a pr. nt and she's the sitting vice president and she's not survg the view. >> am i seeing things differently than the rest of the country? she was a u.s. senator. she was the attorney generalo. of californi or,a. she was the vp. s and she can't walk out and dheo a normal press. so she goes to the view. the view was neverview is goino be rough on any democrat and let known the democrat nominee who didn't run forcrat the job but is giving being given it. then she sitominees down with o. can't do it. msnbc and they even said at the air stephanie ruhle, who is so far to the left that she couldn't answeaid,r the questioi >> everyone says even whitaker has to do a voiceover. shta ae dodged it. >> everyone said that after eve hasnterview sh more problems than just the m

go to joe. that's where you go.e if you have a campaign rally, a dinner, an interview, you cancel them all for joe rogan. the and this just wreaks of her team probably trying to set parameters and joe rogan saying, no parameters, thank you. she sits down and talks like everybody else or forget it. the woman is incapable of giving a substantive answer or a -- having a communication. we've watched it for 95 days. >> greg, she doesn't have to do three hours. she can do -- she could do 45. >> i don't blame her. kamala doing, like, a multihour podcast is like you doing "jeopardy." >> ha-ha-ha. >> a complete disaster. >> i agree. >> the one thing she didn't look was follow-up questions. if you watch joe rogan, it's three hours of follow-up questions. he's, like, this, "what do you mean? i don't understand. what's going on?" that's why he's so good, he kind of like -- he draws you out into a universe that's beyond your lilly pad of fixed commentary. this is why trump -- this is a big deal, because it's a contrast between t

it was joe biden. joe biden screwed it up. donald trump is in addition to a billionaire developer a tv star. in the final days it's all about tv. he does it better. >> ainsley: i to know who on donald trump team heard that comment and came up with this. >> steve: garbage truck. >> ainsley: i was thinking don jr. or someone else on the team saying dad. >> brian: it was him. >> ainsley: jason miller garbage truck. >> brian: no, jason miller said donald trump came up with this. i don't know if he is just saying that. >> steve: i believe it. is he a producer. bine brian to your point, joe biden is not having a bad day. he is having a bad career. he called himself a gaffe machine. >> steve: he has for years. >> brian: we kantz say he lost it at the end. he lost it at the beginning. >> ainsley: picturing like a machine with his face on it press a button and there is a gaffe. >> steve: joe biden is good add being marginalized because when he was vice president for barack obama, for the most part, he was kept in the basement. now they

[laughter] and joe, you already one.w you can leave the white house. >> what you think he was saying? >> probably ice cream. [laughter] like calm down, buddy. with got to finish. >> biden went over and he's like the ice cream melted. [laughter] >> i don't, i know. [laughter] >> would you care to candor and guess? >> i think joe is like you and lucy shanked me and let a coup against me and worse than i was, you should have just kept make an. [laughter] >> what i think probably happen, he looked at barack obama and was like i haven't seen kennedy, what is she going to be here? [laughter] >> and clinton, the creepiest moment when clinton felt she used to flirt with me, can you not be creepy even at a funeral? >> he said that the eulogy just crazy. >> but he's have to be the previous guy in the room stephen of a eulogy. and he looks back. >> i looked better than the. >> he's going to vote for her when he said much you like every other democrat. [laughter] >> i look at this and it's clear because he can tell economical decisi

so i was pretty nervous, you know about joe coming to meet my family. as soon as joe pulled up into the driveway and you can picture this, my tiny grandmom bolted out of the house, bounded down the porch steps in her house coat and her apron. and she gave joe this huge hug as if she'd known him his entire life. and before he could even get a plate, joe was greeted, not as a stranger but as family over the years, i've seen the italian american community extend the same joyful love and support to joe. you mean so much to him. so please, welcome. your president, my husband, joe. [applause] pres. biden: welcome to the white house. my name is joe biden. i am jill biden's husband. i may be irish, but i'm not stupid. i married dominic jara's granddaughter five years ago. -- granddaughter. five years ago, i want you to know i received the sons of italy man of the year award to the best of my knowledge, i'm the only non italian ever to receive that award. [applause] it was a large crowd when i received that award. it was down by the train station and i said, i m

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tim walz calls us and joe biden calls us garbage. but president trump calls us patriots and he's been fighting for us every single day on the campaign trail. he fought for the american people for four years in the white house and he will do it again when he returns in november. you know, i think kamala harris is just not fit. she's just not prepared to lead. she's not ready for the promotion that she is asking for, and she proves it time and again in these interviews where she's asked basic questions that she is unable to answer. how is she expecting to run the free world, expecting to sit across from foreign leaders when she is just unable to answer basic questions? >> trace: to your point, the former president was in north carolina today and he had this message, kind of uplifting of hope. watch. >> i'm here today with a message of hope for all americans. i will and inflation, i will stop the massive invasion of criminals into our country, and i will bring back a thing called the american dream. our country will be bigger, better, b

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joe phillips, welcome joe. welcome, andrew. where are you on this rental reform?worry about they might force landlords out of the market? >> absolutely. it just feels like the politics of envy again with with labour. i mean, i've got some constituents who have even contacted me recently, even though i'm not their mp , who, though i'm not their mp, who, you know, they they bought rental property seeing this as their pension, and now they're going to sell up . so what's it going to sell up. so what's it going to sell up. so what's it going to sell up. so what's it going to do. it means there's less property available. obviously less supply, more demand prices are going to go up. so it's going to be difficult for especially for young people. i think getting their own home. >> but joe phillips , looking at >> but joe phillips, looking at the detail here, it will mandate landlords to carry out essential repairs within a specific time frame. it stops landlords and letting agents encouraging tenants to bid above the listed rental price. it's basically equalising the mark

also joe biden is almost the demented devil you know.t least we know who we are dealing with. we are dealing with the devil we know who is demented. sweet treat we don't like a mystery in the oval office for me like a little certainty out of their pure love how kamala harris is asked about as a cover up, was there for a four years, not see anything. watched him every week, is great the whole time period lake are you serious? >> that is the whole thing, she was a lost person into the room during the of guinness 10 decision. already, will you take any responsibility for that debacle? no, how can he be the last person in the room and have no responsibility for the outcome of a whatever we talk about? she is between a rock and a hard place, and what i like to call stupid or liar. >> jesse: and she would not change anything about the biden-harris administration, not of guinness dan, not spending a gazillion dollars, not opening the borders. everything is perfect! everything was so perfect the president had to get hatched out of there because

please, joe, i'm trying, joe. i met a big disadvantage.w, they say i'm not smart, and then you go and you make it more difficult for me, joe. what are you doing, joe. well, that's the way i feel. because that is the way he feels. >> dana: you know, jeanine, i should call you the judge, but jeanine, if a campaign is a card game, then trump was given this card and he played it very well. >> judge jeanine: he played it so well. he is the ultimate show man. he is a happy warrior. he took something that was garbage and turned it into gold. and you know, when he put on that garbage best, and he got in that truck, i remember last night looking at it and saying oh, my gosh, who would think of that? only he would think of that. only he would do that and actually get up in the garbage truck and look like he is having fun, look like he is comfortable, just like he was in mcdonald's. but then the left, instead of i don't expect them to see the humor in it, but, you know, he's not going to let an opportunity pass. and then when the left said, i think i

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i agree she should do joe rogan. he may help connect her with the uninterested voters because still, hundreds of millions of people don't even vote. >> and he might endorse her. like he-- he is going to be more objective than people give him credit. i have been listening to joe rogan from the beginning. he may give her some praise, he might come out of this feeling better about her and giving his audience a better sense of her. >> he has turned on people right? for a long time donald trump thought he had joe rogan in his pocket. nobody's going anywhere. >>> third-party candidates and the impact they could have in battleground states. that's why i was stopping these two from going at it. >>> and remembering the trump residency. i want to know why some people choose to forget it. et it. (♪♪) voltaren... for long lasting arthritis pain relief. (♪♪) i still love to surf, snowboard, and, of course, skate. so, i take qunol magnesium to support my muscle and bone health. qunol's extra strength, high absorption magnesium hel

bob, i'm excited to have joe bob on the show.r actually said joe bob and i love it. tell us about why this author authenticity that alex was just references that is resonating where kamala is scripted everything, taking a day to prepare for two interviews. why does the trump approach connect with younger people today? >> yeah, great question. the authenticity is the huge factor that i think everybody is leaving out and it is kind of untrackable. it is hard to judge intangible of the authorizenticity and i t that is coming through because in a lot of ways, we are the party of fiscal responsibility and conservative values. considering hau forthe left has gone, we are the party of reality, which i think is why the authenticity is able to come through. water is wet, the sky is blue, two plus two equal four. there are people, prominent members of the left will tell you only reason those things are true is because of white supremacy. younger voters might be naive, but they are not stupid and i think they are seeing straight through tha

joe biden went to germany and back just yesterday. >> joe biden is not running for president. what is the question, brett? why are you asking about that? it is not a relevant point. that to me was, i've got to do this for donald trump question for me. donald trump is seemingly the only person at this point in the campaign who cares that joe biden is not on the stage, right? she handled that moment. a lot of people walked away from that, i think, certainly folks in the trump campaign and on the right were like me she got owned by brett. that is not how the rest of the world saw that. i think they gave her a lot of street credit for sitting down in a hostile environment, politically, and handling it. donald trump, i extend the invitation again. come to msnbc, come to nbc news. maybe, we will make it real comfortable for you. we will give you your favorite drink, some cookies, a towel, whatever. he is not showing up. >> the interesting thing when i was talking with republicans and democrats, but republicans are like, that went a lot better than we thought too, which tells you som

joe biden won by 26 points back in 2020. you look at some. these counties west of there, durham county, reliably deep blue. biden won by 62 points there. even west of there, orange county, won by 51 points. it's where donald trump is speaking, where things get interesting, right? you look at the 2020 election results. he is speaking at rocky point, which falls into these two counties. nash county, which joe biden won in 2020 by 120 votes. okay? that's how close it was there. rocky point falls into nash county and edgecombe county, reliably blue. biden won by 27 points here. the focus is here in nash county. how important is north carolina? >> it's important, because it's the closest -- donald trump's closest margin of victory in what is turning into a battleground state, north carolina. people are focused on what he lost in 2020, arizona and georgia -- >> by the way, these are the 2020 election results by states. >> yeah. this is the closest he got in a victory. so he feels as though he has to work hard to keep it, because a lot of people are

no, joe. come on. i thought you were joe scarborough.ides. >> not as much on the left at all, but, you know, i don't closet calling it out. >> no, you don't. what i noticed when i first came here, your audience was overwhelmingly democratic. i would say something, and there would be one guy in a nascar in the shirt that would clap for me, right? >> correct. >> that's changed through the years. i can talk to conservatives who i still talk to, and i can talk to conservatives who have a world view like mine, and they watch it because they like how you speak against the excesses on the left. >> yeah. i mean, look. i wrote a book about this this year, and the theme of it really -- i mean, it was a lot of our old editorials that we had done, reworked, but basically the same ones, and i went through them purposely to see, have i changed? you know, people do, or have things changed? and it's mostly things. the left wasn't as crazy under bush and obama. they just weren't, and i was not going to hold my tongue when they went to places where i -- i