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Delivery station and a fleet of vans lined up early in the morning. >> each one of these vans is delivering how many packages a day? >> anywhere from 230 to 370 depending on their route. >> thats a lot of stops. >> thats a lot of stops. >> every turn in the delivery route determined by amazon software to maximize efficiency and speed your package to your doorstep. tom costello, nbc news, detroit. unbelievable. presidents from andy jackson through fdr and jfk have relied on the advice of their ...

To bring product into the country. this has allowed us to really drive over 20% more inventory in stock, and we feel good about that going into the holidays to have the right selection. >> the final stop, your local delivery station. and a fleet of fans lined up early in the morning. each one of these fans is delivering how many packages a day? >> anywhere from about 230 to about 370, depending on the route. >> thats a lot of stuff. >> a lot of stuff. >> every turn in the delivery road also dete...

Rewarding but also grueling and exhausting. >> theres talk about recent poor poling hurting kamala harris if she runs in 2024. a growing rift with pete buttigieg if he wants to run. all that talk has to walk for the president, joe biden, to say that he is not running for re-election. as far as we know based on what he said, he said hes in. neil? >> neil: peter doocy, thanks very much. if hes in, then that means potentially kamala harris could be out. lets go to tom bevin of real clear politics. ...

Ahead of midterm elections. are they confident its going to give them a big boost? its november of 2021, not september 2022. if we pass build back better, we have a great message going into the midterms. when the bell rings labor day about what we have done for the american people. >> a year say lis a lifetime in politics. i think that there are a lot of people that voted for president biden. i think a few weeks ago, a congresswoman said no one voted for him to be fdr. and alexandria ocasio-cort...

Expand a little bit on it. you write this. to improve bidens popularity, earnest consultants might tell him to work on the fundamentals but the fundamentals are actually good. the economy is getting better. the disconnect between the facts and the polls suggests bidens true problem is a narrative one, specifically he doesnt have an enemy, a punching bag to absorb americans anger. why does it seem historically this has been important for successful presidents? >> you know, its interesting, but yo...

Economy, on inflation, on the supply chain, but you need to highlight those steps. so basically, its not enough just to try to solve the problem. you have to show americans that youre trying to solve the problem, that youre fighting for them, that you empathize and that you feel their pain. that is what we have been seeing in recent weeks. but so far were seeing the sort of lack of that and the challenges effective in the presidents polling right now, which is not good for him. >> as we keep say...

That you empathize, and you feel their pain. that is what we have seen in recent weeks, but so far we are seeing a lack of that and the challenge is affecting the presidents -- polling right now which is not good. >> as we keep saying, fdr probably would have called the infrastructure bill, what it is, a jobs bill for all americans. hey john, back to the one six committee, perhaps relying on the -- former presidents lawyers square off with committee lawyers at the federal court level next week. ...

Good for him. >> as we keep saying, fdr would have called the infrastructure bill wait is, a jobs bill for all americans. hey, jonathan, back to the 1/6 committee and what went into your book, former president lawyers square off with committee lawyers next week. what do you reckon are in those 1/6 white house records that donald trump clearly does not want exposed either to sunlight or members of that committee or both? >> well, at the very minimum whats in there are call logs and visitor logs...

Charles. this is the only way to send a message to bring down gasoline prices. listen, the biden administration is desperate right now. this release from the fdr, even though it was in conjunction with other countries, was a sign of desperation. you got the entire democratic party looking for answers to the high gasoline prices. they are talking about a ban on oil exports. look at oil companys making money and things like that. at the end of the day, if they want to bring down gasoline prices, s...

Jong-fast, contributing writer at the "atlantic," and author of the newsletter cleverly called "wait, what?" and jonathan alter, columnist for daily bees and an msnbc political analyst. molly, first of all, how was my reading of the title of your newsletter? its kind of tricky for an anchorman, you know. >> i think you got it just right. >> okay. i thought that was the rhythm of it. so make your case that biden needs an enemy and what kind of enemy? >> it could be anyone. i mean, it could be chi...