sanders-townsend, she s the chief spokesperson for kamala harris. she also host the amazing show simone right here on msnbc every weekend at four pm eastern. we re kind of book ending on the weekend. i m in the morning, you re in the afternoon. simone, let me ask you. you know the system so, while you know the officer, while you know kamala harris so well. why does it seem like we re now starting to see the vice president and more high-profile appearances, or is that a missed perception because she hasn t been getting the right media coverage for the work she s been doing? i think it is a misperception. i think the president has been quite active for a lack of a better term. frankly, if you go back to the midterm elections,, katy when after the midterm elections, you got all these voters saying that abortion was very important to, them right? the fall of roe v. wade after the dobbs decision. if from kansas, to michigan, when abortion was on the ballot, people voted to protect it. vic
received 50% of the votes, although erdogan was very close. joining me now from the turkish capital s matt bradley. and, that we are starting to see results coming, and what we know? yeah, that s right, ali. we are starting to see the results, they are trickling in for the result news agency, and what we are seeing is erdogan is quite a bit ahead, i think by over 10%. but that margin is expected to shrink as the evening goes on. as you mentioned, polls have just closed in the last hour or two. but the fact is is that, if the polls are to be believed, if the first round of this elections which happened two weeks ago are believed to be any indicator, then it looks as though erdogan will probably prevail and he probably will end up with another five-year term, book ending is 20 years of controlling this country. and i m glad that you proceeded this segment with your segment about autocracy, because in many ways, erdogan is the lone star for autocrats throughout the world, with vladimir
creating 3,000 jobs. the president arguing the policies he s been pursuing, the alliances, the importance of strengthening economic ties in the region will help avoid the economic disruptions that have led to some of the inflation challenges we re seeing by making more things in america. this is a white house that knows full well the numbers that are out in our new nbc news poll this week. 75% of the country feels like we re heading in the wrong direction. a third of americans giving the president strong marks on the economy. the president starting his trip in south korea talking about the economy. he ll be making an announcement about a new auto plant in georgia on sunday, book-ending his important meetings on international challenges by focusing on the economy back at home. thanks. ron, help us put this into perspective. we had a short bear market at the start of the pandemic. how is this different? that was a 34% decline in the s&p 500 in 21 trading days. this has been going on
we were 2 weeks into the lockdown and i had my good sweatpants. for a special occasions like getting the mail. [laughing]. the week after that, who needs to put on pants to get the mail? come on! they moon know me at the post office. another thing i learned. i don t have a book ending. i thought if i had the time. i didn t even read a book. my main accomplishment is my couch now has a groove in it. it s so perfectly shaped like my ass. every morning i swipe in and netflix would turn itself on. a bad sign. if netflix stops asking: are you still watching?