RATINGS: @MSNBC doubles CNN's primetime audience for the month of July. Plus, MSNBC is the #1 news network on YouTube for the month, and the #1 cable news network on TikTok year to date.
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JUST ANNOUNCED: @SymoneDSanders, @MichaelSteele, and @AliciaMenendez will host “The Weeknight,” airing at 7pm ET five nights a week on @MSNBC beginning Monday, May 5.
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“I’m not here as a celebrity. I’m not here as a politician. I’m here as a mother—a mother who cares deeply about the world my children and all of our children live in,” Beyoncé told the crowd at a Harris/Walz rally on Friday. https://t.co/UIkXJPYLEL
What are you doing tonight? Hopefully tuning in to @MSNBC’s Black Women In America special with @SymoneDSanders and @ProfMMurray at 9 PM / ET!!! Some very interesting perspectives being shared that you won’t see anywhere else!!!
Breaking on @MSNBC: Two sources familiar with the Harris team's hiring tell NBC News that the campaign is adding a number of new staff members — including David Plouffe, Barack Obama's 2008 campaign manager.
BREAKING:
The Harris campaign says it raised $310 million in July — the best fundraising month in presidential history and more than double what Trump raised ($137 million).
Team Harris is reporting $377 million in cash on hand — the largest ever war chest at this point in the cycle.
The campaign says it has already raised over $1 billion this cycle, the fastest a presidential campaign has crossed the $1 billion threshold.
This could be in good faith or it could be a cut throat attempt to drag congressional support back for the President. 🤷🏾♀️
Worth noting the VP has been more loyal to Biden in this perilous moment than folks who have known him 30 years.
The Sunday after the first presidential debate @ProfMMurray and I traveled to Blue Bell, PA (the suburbs) to ask Black women what they thought!
Some of the women said President Biden should not drop out of the race:
“It feels impractical to change course”
.@ProfMMurray and traveled to PA for a wide-ranging discussion with 7 intergenerational Black women who live in the suburban town of Blue Bell (Montgomery County).
In this clip the women discussed their initial reactions to the first presidential debate and calls for President Biden to drop out of the race: