Trump suffers WORST LABOR DAY of his life!

Speaker 1: By all accounts, Donald Trump  suffered the worst Labor Day of his political   life yesterday. And this was not just, oh, Kamala  Harris is holding a rally with Joe Biden. But   I'm not really sure what Trump is up to. This was  not oh, Tim Walz is holding a rally in Wisconsin,   but I'm not really sure what JD Vance is up to.  It was noticed even by corporate media that as   the Harris Walz ticket was out there meeting with  workers, speaking to workers in critical states,   particularly for organized labor. Donald  Trump is just kind of missing. And   here's an MSNBC report about exactly this. Speaker 2: To see Donald Trump or frankly,   to not see Donald Trump on the campaign trail.  Seems like a real unforced error or something.   You know, if you want to stand with labor,  you show up on Labor Day, right? That's   kind of the mission. You contrast that with  what we're seeing from the Harris campaign,   which is a very intentional rollout for the first  time together in this new formulation, with Harris   at the top of the ticket and Biden no longer on  it, is the president and the vice president as   a ticket showing up for a campaign event here. Speaker 1: So, listen, we are going to get to   this a little bit later because some people wrote  to me over the weekend about the Bernie to Trump   pipeline and the fraught nature of populist  messaging that often doesn't have progressive   policy with it. So we're going to get to it.  But this is something much more superficial.   It's Labor Day and Trump events are missing  while Harris walls are in key labor states. I   am going to put up on the screen what Donald  Trump put out. Donald Trump put out a truth   untruth social for Labor Day, where he said,  Happy Labor Day to all of our American workers   who represent the shining example of hard work.  By the way, there's random capital letters all   over this thing, shining example of hard work  and ingenuity. Under Comrade Kamala Harris,   all Americans are suffering during this holiday  weekend. High gas prices. Transportation costs   are up and grocery prices are through the  roof. We can't keep living under this week   and failed leadership. That's Trump on Labor  Day. And meanwhile we saw Vice President   Harris in Pittsburgh. We're going to look at a  little bit more of that now. We're going to look   at Tim Walz. Here is Vice President Kamala Harris  reminding us the race will be tight to the end.   But labor knows the way we win this thing. Speaker 2: So friends, 64 days until the   most election of our lives and probably one of  the most important in the life of our nation,   truly. Yeah. And we know this is going to be a  tight race to the very end. It's going to be a   tight race to the very end. So let's not pay too  much attention to those polls. Yeah, because as   unions and labor knows best, we know what it's  like to be the underdog, right? And we are the   underdog in this race. And we have some hard work  done ahead of us. But here's the beauty of us in   this room. We like our work. Unidentified: Hard work is   good work. Hard work is joyful work. Speaker 1: So Kamala Harris reminding the   audience, no matter what you see in the polls, and  we will look at the polls in a moment, we've got   to work to the very end. Tim Walz in Wisconsin,  similarly with the sort of unity message.  Speaker 2: We respect differences. That's your  opinion. Look, we're sitting here together.   Brewers and twins fans, Vikings and Pac. Book.  We respect it. But on things like health care   and what books I read and democracy, we  all live by that very simple golden rule.   Mind your own damn business. Mind your own. Speaker 1: Business. Tim was continuing to be   really, really good at connecting with crowds  in this way. And here's a little bit more from   Tim Walz in Milwaukee, Wisconsin yesterday. Speaker 2: This guy has made it clear how he   stands. He's sitting down at Mar-A-Lago after  he got elected president. And this was his   exact quote. He's talking to a bunch of folks  at Mar-A-Lago. You're rich as hell. And we're   going to give you a tax cut. At the same time,  he was telling workers, they get paid too much   already. That's who this guy is. You tell me  who in Wisconsin is sitting around saying, damn,   I wish they'd get billionaires tax cuts and screw  me over. Damn, I wish they'd take my health care   away. I wish they'd underfund my public school.  I wish they would make my job more difficult,   more dangerous. And then at the end of the day,  I wish they'd make me work till I'm 75 years old.   No one's saying that. No one's asking for that  agenda. What they're asking for is to be treated   fairly, with dignity. That's what we have. Speaker 1: Sir Tim Walz very much on message   on Labor Day, as I mentioned, Joe  Biden also speaking, and Biden   seemingly also connecting with the crowd. Speaker 2: Should be a historic pro-union   president. Yeah. So, folks, I got one  more job to do together. Let me ask you,   are you ready to fight? Are ready to win. Are  ready to elect Kamala Harris, our next president.  Speaker 1: A very different image of a guy in  Joe Biden who genuinely likes his vice president,   as Harris does, was very different than Trump,  who seems to have growing contempt for J.D. Vance,   the guy that he reportedly only selected, contrary  to almost everyone around him preferences,   only because Don Jr and Eric Trump told  him, hey, here's the guy that you should   pick. So where does this leave us? On this  disastrous Labor Day for Donald Trump? Well,   it leaves us with Kamala Harris's biggest national  lead in the polling since this thing started. Now,   wait, David, didn't you say last week that her  lead had peaked at 1.5? And didn't you tell us   the week before that she had reached a 1.0%  lead? And didn't you tell us the week before   that it had shifted from a small Trump lead to a  small Kamala Harris lead? That the answer is yes.   We have seen a linear trajectory where Kamala  Harris went from being down a couple of points   when she took over for Joe Biden on the ticket to  leading by half a point, to leading by one point,   to leading by a point and a half and now leading  by 1.8 on average in the national polling,   the largest lead she has had so far, so far.  Now it is still, as they've been saying, 60   plus days until this election. But if we look at  Labor Day and we look at the largest polling lead   she's held so far, and we look at Trump missing  on Labor Day, except for a stupid message on   Truth Social compared with what Harris walls are  up to. You have to like the position you're in,   but you still do have to execute. So let's take a  break. We're going to get caught up on everything   from the long weekend. I will address this Bernie  to Trump pipeline thing that I heard from many of   you about. Make sure you subscribe to the YouTube  channel youtube.com. Slash The David Pakman Show