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Trey good evening and thank you for joining as i am trey gowdy, its Sunday Night In America, here we go former President Donald Trump versus President Joe Biden will go under Grover Cleveland have company in the History Books or will joe biden overcome historically low poll numbers there are blinking Caution Lights for both candidates while the American People settled in for what looks like the longest general election in history. The general election started in earnest in the State Of The Union...

Trey good evening and thank you for joining as i am trey gowdy, its Sunday Night In America, here we go former President Donald Trump versus President Joe Biden will go under Grover Cleveland have company in the History Books or will joe biden overcome historically low poll numbers there are blinking Caution Lights for both candidates while the American People settled in for what looks like the longest general election in history. The general election started in earnest in the State Of The Union...

I think most of them are handling it extremely well. >> in addition to being a top tier athlete, youre also a passionate advocate for athletes mental health after some of your own struggles with anx anxiety, depression, and an eating disorder. how do you think not being able to participate in some of the events and this strict quarantine bubble with no family members, how do you think it might affect the mental health of these athletes who already are under incredible pressure? >> its definitely...

So he wants to really pinpoint harris in the same camp as warren and sanders, even though as phil pointed out shes trying to do a bit of a balance. >> and i think half the battle for kamala harris will be how exactly she sells this on stage. she has to own this policy plan. health care is incredibly difficult and complicated. because this is a new plan for her and because weve seen her struggle to explain exactly where she falls on the issue of medicare for all and what her vision is of health c...

Thanks for being here. the performance aspect of what donald trump is doing now has gone back to where it was in the campaign, very much directed at immigrants, the implication being immigrants of color coming in and getting on welfare. what do you make of him returning to that well? >> first of all its a year since he announced his presidency and hes back where he started in large part because he realizes he keeps losing in the white house. this fact that he has so much theatrics and chaos and ...

Reality television show where you insult people or watching tv and winging it as you go along. i think jeb bush did a great service for not just the republican party, not just for his own campaign, but really for all of us. i think he will probably be rewarded politically for doing that. >> the election is a bit of a reality show. it just has become that. we dont necessarily like it but its become that. we interviewed jeb bush yesterday morning. it was a great moment of sort of self-reflection w...

Oh my god, hes not nervous. he knows hes going to win. were going to win. they have a 92 scoring yard to win the super bowl. >> this all goes to gut. politics is so much gut. >> his argument still is im not a talker, im a doer. i was a good governor, successful governor, good record as a conservative. he doesnt get the part theres a performance aspect to us, style aspect. his entire argument is ill fix it, ill do it. >> you have a great record, thats great. you got to be able to communicate it e...

D.c. this is a system where 8% of 8th graders were performing at grade level en masse. despite the fact that the district was spending $14,000 per kid which is more than double the national average. >> so the system, the political system was ready to change and bill, there are a lot of districts around the country where the schools are-- maybe not quite as bad, but are really awful and theyve not been able to do this. what makes her and washington different. >> well, id say i agree with brother ...

Was fired for performance in d.c. this is a new system where eight percent of 8th graders were performing at 8th-grade level in math despite they were spending more than double per kid than the national average. >> so the system was ready to change but bill, there are a lot of other school systems around the country where maybe the schools are not quite as bad but really all and -- awful and the not been able to do this. what makes her and washington different? >> i agree with riley here on the ...

Was fired for performance at d.c. this is a system where 8% of 8th graders were performing at grade level en masse. despite the fact that the district was spending $14,000 per kid which is more than double the national average. >> so the system, the political system was ready to change and bill, there are a lot of districts around the country where the schools are-- maybe not quite as bad, but are really awful and theyve not been able to do this. what makes her and washington different. >> well,...