The Good evening. It's Tuesday, August 6. Welcome to a new episode of

System Update. Our live nightly show that airs every Monday through Friday

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Kamil Harris who is the Democratic presidential nominee who became that

somehow without a single vote being cast,

announced her choice today for the vice presidential running mate.

He is the current governor of Minnesota and a former House member Tim Waltz.

By all accounts, Harris was strongly considering the governor of Pennsylvania,

Josh Shapiro, but chose Waltz at the last minute instead.

The dominant Republican response to this choice, one that even some Democrats and their media allies are echoing,

is that Harris's rejection of Shapiro was driven by, or at least intended to appease anti-Semitism

on the ground that Shapiro is Jewish

and Waltz is not.

In other words, since the left wing of the Democratic Party

was championing Walt over Shapiro, and're doing so so goes this dreary

narrative simply due to their anti-Semitism Harris's choice is being cast as a

capitulation to anti-Semitism. Is there any validity to this bigotry and racism narrative,

this time coming from Republicans?

No, there's not, but we'll take a look at why that is.

Then today is the 79th anniversary of one of the darkest moments in human history,

even if you support it as the right decision. On August 6, 1945, the U.S. dropped the first

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