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town, no american behind. >> we are investing in places and people that have been forgotten. they have been invisible. but we have not forgotten. we are building an economy from the bottom up in the middle out, where no one is going to be left behind. >> the biden harris campaign released a second ad of the week this morning, even as axios reports that their reelection effort is months behind the pace set by the obama campaign in 2012. meanwhile, reuters is reporting that biden harris could have their first fundraising events of the cycle as soon as next week. let's discuss with basil smikle, democratic strategist and former executive director of the new york state democratic party, and mark mckinnon, former advisor to both george w. bush and john mccain. he's also among the co-hosts of the circus on showtime. and mark, and his hat, we love to see you. so, mark, what do you think? does the biden campaign need a big splash to drum up support? or is it that people are
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but he is taking tomorrow and the next day off as far as events. take a listen to a piece of that ad. >> joe biden's building an economy that leaves no city, no town, no american behind. >> we're investing in places and people that had been forgotten. they have been invisible. but we haven't forgotten them. >> bret: you know, he uses that forgotten man and woman theme. but, obviously, the polls show concern about the u.s. economy, brit. >> brit: this is going to be a hard sell. i mean, i suppose they have to try because the economy is so important in these elections. but people hate this economy. and if there is a recession, they are going to hate it even more. i guess they have to try. this but i don't see it's going to sell very well. let's remember one other thing too when you see the hand wringing about defaulting on our debt. defaulting on our debt, our national debt payments would be
"i wanted to be invisible," "particularly invisible to the male gaze... absolutely. . because that was so scary" and you also have at times described your desire to create a body that was a fortress... yeah. ..that would be sort of impenetrable to the outside world. mmm—hmm. and i guess they're different impulses, but they're both there. they're both there and in some ways, they are both compatible because, you know, i have definitely found that even though you are highly visible as a fat person, people tend to look right through you. and at the same time, really, i wanted to feel safe, i wanted to feel solid. i wanted to make sure something like this could never happen to me again. and i mistakenly thought that there would be some sort of set point where i would no longer have to deal with men. and then, of course, you get older and wiser and things like that. but, you know, food offered a lot of safety at the time and, you know, looking back, i wish i had chosen a different
and i think that when i was younger, i didn't have the mental equipment to be able to deal with how that made me feel. i felt smaller, i felt invisible, ifelt like i didn't deserve to be treated the same way as everyone else because i thought that that's what my reality was. when i was in school, this is like 1a, 15, you know, you're an adolescent in america and ifelt like, oh, my gosh, maybe being different does make me less than. but as i grew up, i saw that i'm actually a lucky one, that, you know, yeah, sure, ifaced racism, people called me names or, you know, said mean things to me, but people around world get killed for it, for the colour of their skin, and i count myself as the lucky one, part of the lucky few that are able to stand up for themselves and have a voice for themselves. you've also been very vocal about the pay gap, and let's talk about that for both