it's no coincidence that tonight, as results come in in new hampshire, the presidentjoe biden and his vice president kamala harris will be on stage together in manassas, north virginia. let's ta ke let's take you back to the life pictures. they'll be talking abortion rights, a key issue for democrats in this campaign. in fact, it's an issue that has worked well for democrats ever since the supreme court overturned the roe v wade provisions in 2022. biden and harris will be on stage tonight with their spouses, first ladyjill biden and second gentleman doug emhoff will be there. it's the first time the four of them have appeared together since the campaign officially began. a short while ago, we heard from democratic consultantjulie zebrak. 2024 is going to decide how women

are treated what i'm talking about is the fact that if the republicans win if the republicans win this election, there will know they are committed to passing a federal abortion ban, and that includes presidential contender nikki haley. and that will mean that no matter what state you live in, in the united states, women will not be able to get abortions even when their own personal health is in jeopardy. the vice president and the president are committed to codifying roe, and the vice president is on tour right now, starting an order that started in wisconsin yesterday, which is a battleground state. and she is today in northern virginia with the president. and they are going to keep hammering home for the american people that restoring roe v wade and an abortion rights for women in this country is what's at stake. let's just quickly go to manassas

and dip into a little bit of this. i thought we had settled years ago. last year at the white house, i met with a group of women who shared heartbreaking stories about what a post—roe world looks like for them. about the terrifying links they had to go to just to get the care that they needed. elizabeth, on young, nancy, austin. they came from different backgrounds and states — florida, texas, you louisiana —— anya. however, the details of their experiences were similar. they wanted these pregnancies. for them, there was crip shopping and ultrasounds stuck to the fridge, and then a devastating diagnosis —— crib

shopping. doctors who refused them care, pain and humiliation and deadly infections. they described being told that they were in medical danger, but not enough to get the abortions they needed. they talked about being afraid to tell people what had happened, feeling like a criminal, as they fled their home state to get care. how their spouses felt helpless, terrified for their families. they recalled their stories with a stone like strength, poise, practised. but then, iwould see a memory flash across their eyes, as if they were back in the bathroom, waiting for the worst or praying that they just bathroom, waiting for the worst or praying that theyjust make it to safety as they cross that stateline.

their voices would crack. they paused to fight back the tears. we did not want this fight. we did not ask for this fight. but if a fight we must, and we must, there is no—one i would rather have leading us —— leading us then president biden biden and vice president harris. it goes to the a lot of the democratic it's also a race issue. a lot of the democratic it's also a race issue-— a lot of the democratic it's also a race issue. absolutely. almost 65 million women _ race issue. absolutely. almost 65 million women of _ race issue. absolutely. almost 65 million women of child-bearing i race issue. absolutely. almost 65 i million women of child-bearing age million women of child—bearing age in america, we know this is an issue that most americans want to see reproductive freedom and health for women and forfamilies. reproductive freedom and health for women and for families. most people want to see access to abortion.

however, you have the gop, that is hammering down on taking and stripping away the rights of women's health care. at its core, this is a health care. at its core, this is a health care. at its core, this is a health care issue that, as you said, disproportionally impact low income women, women of colour, especially black women. if their health centres are taken away, and i used to work with in a planned parenthood office — there were women who went for regular physical exams. this isn't just about abortion access, it is about will women be able to have the healthcare that they need and deserve and have freedoms over their bodies? mit? deserve and have freedoms over their bodies? ~ , , , ., . ~ deserve and have freedoms over their bodies? ~ , , ., deserve and have freedoms over their bodies? ~ , , , . ., ., bodies? why is the black chair of the vote starting _ bodies? why is the black chair of the vote starting to _ bodies? why is the black chair of the vote starting to ebb - bodies? why is the black chair of the vote starting to ebb away - bodies? why is the black chair of i the vote starting to ebb away from joe biden if this is the key issue for black women? it is joe biden if this is the key issue for black women?— joe biden if this is the key issue for black women? it is without a doubt a key _ for black women? it is without a doubt a key issue _ for black women? it is without a doubt a key issue for— for black women? it is without a doubt a key issue for black - for black women? it is without a i doubt a key issue for black women, and we are not a monolithic community. however, we deftly stand form and tall in making sure that there are not restrictions to our freedoms, there have been. first

lady biden just freedoms, there have been. first lady bidenjust said freedoms, there have been. first lady biden just said this is an issue that we thought was no longer at play, and now here it is, you have women who are growing up having less freedoms in their mothers —— than their mothers and grandmothers. no one person speaks to any community, but i can tell you when it comes to rights, to health care and access to abortion, this is an issue that as she said, people are willing to fight on.— willing to fight on. brian, as we look at these _ willing to fight on. brian, as we look at these as _ willing to fight on. brian, as we look at these as pictures, - willing to fight on. brian, as we look at these as pictures, i - look at these as pictures, i was looking at a woman onstage, who's been for many people, underwhelming in the last four years. she has a role to play not only forjoe biden, but let's face it — he's an eight—year—old guy. she could become the next commander—in—chief. chester commits people. == the next commander-in-chief. chester commits maple-— the next commander-in-chief. chester commits people-— commits people. -- she has to convince _ commits people. -- she has to convince people. _ commits people. -- she has to

convince people. crosstalk l convince people. crosstalk i'm convince people. crosstalk i'm sorry- — convince people. crosstalk i'm sorry. both _ convince people. crosstalk i'm sorry. both joe _ convince people. crosstalk i'm sorry. both joe and - convince people. crosstalk i'm sorry. both joe and jill. convince people. crosstalk - i'm sorry. both joe and jill biden i'm sorry. bothjoe and jill biden will be _ i'm sorry. bothjoe and jill biden will be using her name in every sentence _ will be using her name in every sentence. we heard itjust a moment a-o. sentence. we heard itjust a moment ago there _ sentence. we heard itjust a moment ago there is — sentence. we heard itjust a moment ago. there is a concerted effort to what _ ago. there is a concerted effort to what them — ago. there is a concerted effort to what them together, even more forcefully, to make very clear that she is _ forcefully, to make very clear that she is the — forcefully, to make very clear that she is the party's nominee, because there _ she is the party's nominee, because there had _ she is the party's nominee, because there had been those doubts and criticisms — there had been those doubts and criticisms. it is going to be valuable _ criticisms. it is going to be valuable to have kamala harris on the trait— valuable to have kamala harris on the trait in— valuable to have kamala harris on the trail in the coming months. look at what _ the trail in the coming months. look at what they've done today. when this is _ at what they've done today. when this is going to be most likely donald — this is going to be most likely donald trump coming on stage and saying. _ donald trump coming on stage and saying. "i'm — donald trump coming on stage and saying, "i'm the nominee". they are putting _ saying, "i'm the nominee". they are putting front — saying, "i'm the nominee". they are putting front and centre abortion. this is— putting front and centre abortion. this is about a clash in united states— this is about a clash in united states between religion and democracy. americans vote for abortion— democracy. americans vote for abortion rights on the ballots. it's abortion rights on the ballots. it's a freedom — abortion rights on the ballots. it's a freedom issue. but there is a strain— a freedom issue. but there is a strain of— a freedom issue. but there is a strain of religiosity in the united states. — strain of religiosity in the united states, christian conservatives, who have been_ states, christian conservatives, who have been taught for decades their entire _ have been taught for decades their entire lives that the most important issue _ entire lives that the most important

issue is— entire lives that the most important issue is abortion. donald trump delivered — issue is abortion. donald trump delivered on that issue. he brags ahout— delivered on that issue. he brags about it. — delivered on that issue. he brags about it, he is proud of it, and what _ about it, he is proud of it, and what did — about it, he is proud of it, and what did the biting can be due? the moment, _ what did the biting can be due? the moment, they pushed out the clip and blamed _ moment, they pushed out the clip and blamed trump. that is the battle here _ blamed trump. that is the battle here it's — blamed trump. that is the battle here. it's between the rocketry and religion _ here. it's between the rocketry and reliaion. ., ,, ~' ., here. it's between the rocketry and reliaion. ., i. ~ ., ., religion. kurt, do you know what former president _ religion. kurt, do you know what former president trump's - religion. kurt, do you know what former president trump's policy| religion. kurt, do you know what i former president trump's policy on abortion is? kurt, can you hear me? sorry, i couldn't hear you are axing. — sorry, i couldn't hear you are axina. . , ., sorry, i couldn't hear you are axin. ., ,, sorry, i couldn't hear you are axina. . ,, ., sorry, i couldn't hear you are axin.. ., ,, ., a axing. can you spell out the policy on abortion _ axing. can you spell out the policy on abortion for— axing. can you spell out the policy on abortion for president - axing. can you spell out the policy on abortion for president trump? | axing. can you spell out the policy. on abortion for president trump? it on abortion for president trump? [it seems on abortion for president trump? seems to be on abortion for president trump? it seems to be the end of roe v wade, as he _ seems to be the end of roe v wade, as he likes _ seems to be the end of roe v wade, as he likes to— seems to be the end of roe v wade, as he likes to gloat _ seems to be the end of roe v wade, as he likes to gloat about. _ seems to be the end of roe v wade, as he likes to gloat about. former. as he likes to gloat about. former president — as he likes to gloat about. former president trump _ as he likes to gloat about. former president trump has _ as he likes to gloat about. former president trump has not - as he likes to gloat about. former president trump has not been - as he likes to gloat about. former president trump has not been shy about— president trump has not been shy about going — president trump has not been shy about going on _ president trump has not been shy about going on the _ president trump has not been shy about going on the campaign - president trump has not been shy about going on the campaign trail| about going on the campaign trail and pandering— about going on the campaign trail and pandering to _ about going on the campaign trail and pandering to the _ about going on the campaign trail and pandering to the religious- about going on the campaign trail. and pandering to the religious right and pandering to the religious right and saying — and pandering to the religious right and saying the _ and pandering to the religious right and saying the reason— and pandering to the religious right and saying the reason why - and pandering to the religious right and saying the reason why roe - and pandering to the religious right and saying the reason why roe v l and saying the reason why roe v wade and saying the reason why roe v wade and it— and saying the reason why roe v wade and it is— and saying the reason why roe v wade and it is because _ and saying the reason why roe v wade and it is because of— and saying the reason why roe v wade and it is because of his— and saying the reason why roe v wade and it is because of hisjudges. - and it is because of hisjudges.

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music to democrats ' ears. whether it is underperforming, the reality. it is underperforming, the reality is in every— it is underperforming, the reality is in every election _ it is underperforming, the reality is in every election that - it is underperforming, the reality is in every election that we - it is underperforming, the reality is in every election that we havel is in every election that we have seen, _ is in every election that we have seen. since _ is in every election that we have seen. since roe _ is in every election that we have seen, since roe v _ is in every election that we have seen, since roe v wade - is in every election that we have seen, since roe v wade was. seen, since roe v wade was overturned. _ seen, since roe v wade was overturned, democratic- seen, since roe v wade was. overturned, democratic turnout seen, since roe v wade was- overturned, democratic turnout is up. overturned, democratic turnout is uu this _ overturned, democratic turnout is up. this motivates— overturned, democratic turnout is up. this motivates voters - overturned, democratic turnout is up. this motivates voters across i overturned, democratic turnout is . up. this motivates voters across the ideological— up. this motivates voters across the ideological spectrum. _ up. this motivates voters across the ideological spectrum. we're - up. this motivates voters across the ideological spectrum. we're seeingl ideological spectrum. we're seeing democrats — ideological spectrum. we're seeing democrats going _ ideological spectrum. we're seeing democrats going in _ ideological spectrum. we're seeing democrats going in places - ideological spectrum. we're seeing democrats going in places that - ideological spectrum. we're seeing | democrats going in places that they shouldn't _ democrats going in places that they shouldn't we — democrats going in places that they shouldn't. we see _ democrats going in places that they shouldn't. we see ballot— democrats going in places that they shouldn't. we see ballot initiativesl shouldn't. we see ballot initiatives in very— shouldn't. we see ballot initiatives in very red — shouldn't. we see ballot initiatives in very red states _ shouldn't. we see ballot initiatives in very red states go _ shouldn't. we see ballot initiatives in very red states go the _ shouldn't. we see ballot initiatives in very red states go the other- shouldn't. we see ballot initiativesl in very red states go the other way. we see _ in very red states go the other way. we see state — in very red states go the other way. we see state like _ in very red states go the other way. we see state like kentucky, - in very red states go the other way. we see state like kentucky, as - we see state like kentucky, as right as it gets— we see state like kentucky, as right as it gets in— we see state like kentucky, as right as it gets in this _ we see state like kentucky, as right as it gets in this country, _ we see state like kentucky, as right as it gets in this country, vote for. as it gets in this country, vote for as it gets in this country, vote for a democrat— as it gets in this country, vote for a democrat governor— as it gets in this country, vote for a democrat governor in _ as it gets in this country, vote forl a democrat governor in virginia —— as read _ a democrat governor in virginia —— as read as — a democrat governor in virginia —— as read as this _ a democrat governor in virginia —— as read as. this is _ a democrat governor in virginia —— as read as. this is an— a democrat governor in virginia —— as read as. this is an issue that. as read as. this is an issue that should — as read as. this is an issue that should petrified _ as read as. this is an issue that should petrified republicans i as read as. this is an issue that- should petrified republicans because no matter— should petrified republicans because no matter what's _ should petrified republicans because no matter what's going _ should petrified republicans because no matter what's going on _ should petrified republicans because no matter what's going on with - should petrified republicans because no matter what's going on with the l no matter what's going on with the economy, — no matter what's going on with the economy, with _ no matter what's going on with the economy, with the _ no matter what's going on with the economy, with the president's - economy, with the president's approval. _ economy, with the president's approval. this— economy, with the president's approval, this supersedes - economy, with the president's approval, this supersedes all. economy, with the president's. approval, this supersedes all of that in— approval, this supersedes all of that in every— approval, this supersedes all of that in every election _ approval, this supersedes all of that in every election that - approval, this supersedes all of that in every election that we i approval, this supersedes all of i that in every election that we have had since — that in every election that we have had since roe _ that in every election that we have had since roe v _ that in every election that we have had since roe v wade _ that in every election that we have had since roe v wade was- that in every election that we have - had since roe v wade was overturned. brian lanza. _ had since roe v wade was overturned. brian lanza, kurt _ had since roe v wade was overturned. brian lanza, kurt is _ had since roe v wade was overturned. brian lanza, kurt is right. _ had since roe v wade was overturned. brian lanza, kurt is right. it _ had since roe v wade was overturned. brian lanza, kurt is right. it also - brian lanza, kurt is right. it also can't escape this decision. he

campaigned in 2016 on a pro—life ticket. he stepped the supreme court. he took the credit after that decision, and now he's breaking the pro—lifers within the republican party for some of the recent electoral defeats. if you are advising them in this time, how does he deal with this, what does he come up he deal with this, what does he come up with? he deal with this, what does he come u- with? ~ he deal with this, what does he come uwith? ~ ., , he deal with this, what does he come uwith?. ., , ~ �*, up with? well, i actually think he's already found _ up with? well, i actually think he's already found that _ up with? well, i actually think he's already found that middle - up with? well, i actually think he's already found that middle space i already found that middle space within the republican party. we have to remember the vast majority was a six—week national band. present trump has made no comment about that. now you see him separated from sort of the far religious right that appears to be scared of. but they shouldn't be. i think if you look at candidates, president trump is the moderator on this issue. i think that's a good thing. he probably got

back but that's a good thing. he probably got baci , ., that's a good thing. he probably got bac 1 , ., , that's a good thing. he probably got bac i , ., , that's a good thing. he probably got bac , ., , , that's a good thing. he probably got bac i , ., , , ., back but what is he... glenn young campaigned _ back but what is he... glenn young campaigned on _ back but what is he... glenn young campaigned on 15 _ back but what is he... glenn young campaigned on 15 weeks, - back but what is he... glenn young campaigned on 15 weeks, which - back but what is he... glenn young i campaigned on 15 weeks, which didn't work. what is the policy, because he's going to be pressed.- work. what is the policy, because he's going to be pressed. pulling a showed that _ he's going to be pressed. pulling a showed that sweet _ he's going to be pressed. pulling a showed that sweet spots _ he's going to be pressed. pulling a showed that sweet spots around i he's going to be pressed. pulling al showed that sweet spots around 20 weeks. i think people try to get around 20 weeks, stretches their politics. i think it's been clear, the dominant the american public is comfortable with passing 20—week bans —— 20—week bans for abortion. it's a 20—week fan in states, and that calms the independent woman boulder about where we stand. i i had to push back on that. roe v wade _ i had to push back on that. roe v wade was— i had to push back on that. roe v wade was overturned, so it doesn't matter— wade was overturned, so it doesn't matter where he stands now. his direct— matter where he stands now. his direct actions resulted in the

overturning of this landmark law that protects women's freedoms. so this is— that protects women's freedoms. so this is a _ that protects women's freedoms. so this is a core — that protects women's freedoms. so this is a core issue that is going to come — this is a core issue that is going to come to _ this is a core issue that is going to come to play at the ballot box with independents, with democrats and with— with independents, with democrats and with republican women, who vote more than _ and with republican women, who vote more than any other demographic in this country~ — more than any other demographic in this country. | more than any other demographic in this country-— this country. i think that gives you a flavour of _ this country. i think that gives you a flavour of the _ this country. i think that gives you a flavour of the debate _ this country. i think that gives you a flavour of the debate that - this country. i think that gives you a flavour of the debate that is to i a flavour of the debate that is to come. we will keep our eye on things in manassas. we will you to that ifjoe buys it ifjoe biden appears. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. vmcsovsk: bbc news - - bringing you different stories from across the uk. farmoor reservoir outside oxford should have far more water at this time of year. but locals who enjoy walking, fishing and boating here have seen levels drop significantly in the past two weeks, just as nearby roads, some homes and vast areas of agricultural land have been inundated.

after the recent heavy rainfall and with so much of the south still dealing with the after—effects of flooding, it may seem surprising that major reservoirs like this one aren't full to the brim. but as you can see, we're still way below capacity. thames water was unable to give us an interview but confirmed thames water was unable to give us an interview, but confirmed it paused pumping water into the reservoir when recent storms raised the volume of dirt and debris being carried by the rivers that feed farmoor. campaigners argue the company has, at least in part, made the situation worse for itself. for more stories from across the uk, head to the bbc news website. welcome back. we are continuing to keep an eye on events in north virginia. we'lljust focus on another poll,

but not of the political pursuasion. nominations for the 2024 oscars were revealed during an early morning press conference in hollywood. oppenheimer, the story of the man who developed the atomic bomb, directed by british film—maker christopher nolan, led the field — picking up 13 nominations. poor things, the dark comedy starring emma stone, followed next — earning 11 nominations and the epic western from martin scorsese, killers of the flower moon got ten nominations. joining me now from new york to discuss the oscars race is the bbc�*s talking movies presenter tom brook. i guess oppenheimer, doesn't follow the big winner on night? it’s oppenheimer, doesn't follow the big winner on night?— winner on night? it's certainly been a very good — winner on night? it's certainly been a very good day _ winner on night? it's certainly been a very good day for— winner on night? it's certainly been a very good day for christopher - a very good day for christopher nolan, and i'm sure he stands a very good chance. he is the front runner of winning best picture, best director. ke and murphy could win, robert downeyjuniorfor director. ke and murphy could win, robert downeyjunior for best supporting actor. the good news this year is that it's a very strong field. ithink year is that it's a very strong field. i think what's interesting

about oppenheimer is that it does send a powerful message to the hollywood studios. if you think of this, it's about very unfriendly subject matter, the man who created the rate technology. and christopher nolan put it together in a masterful way and got a studio to go for it because of his name and his clout. now it's made more than $900 million at the worldwide box office, and 13 oscar nominations. maybe it will make people in hollywood green light films think of it, that audience seem to be getting bored with comic book movies, superhero movies, and david is beginning more open to adventurous film—making like that offered by christopher nolan. just on the other— offered by christopher nolan. just on the other side of that debate, talk about a film like barbie. were you surprised greta gerwig didn't get nominated?— you surprised greta gerwig didn't get nominated?

you surprised greta gerwig didn't aet nominated? , . �* , ., get nominated? yes, and i'm being a bit melodramatic, _ get nominated? yes, and i'm being a bit melodramatic, but _ get nominated? yes, and i'm being a bit melodramatic, but my _ get nominated? yes, and i'm being a bit melodramatic, but my draw- bit melodramatic, but my draw dropped. bit melodramatic, but my draw dro ed. �* . dropped. laughter it dropped. laughter it made _ dropped. laughter it made more - dropped. laughterl it made more money dropped. laughter - it made more money than any dropped. laughter _ it made more money than any other film, $1.4 billion. it was really praised by fans and critics alike, yet the woman who created it didn't get a best director nomination. i caught a few people to see if i can figure out what had happened, and what i think the story is is that the directors are nominated by the director's branch of the academy, not by the whole membership. the branch tends to go to sears or foreign. barbie fits neither of those. at least greta gerwig can take on some consolation that she did get a stream play nomination, and overall, it hasn't been a bad yearfor women, and overall, it hasn't been a bad yearforwomen, because for year for women, because for the first time ever, three of the top best picture nominees were directed by women. i know it's tough for

greta gerwig, but overall, it's been a pretty good year. greta gerwig, but overall, it's been a pretty good year-— a pretty good year. pretty good here. a pretty good year. pretty good here- make _ a pretty good year. pretty good here. make sure _ a pretty good year. pretty good here. make sure you _ a pretty good year. pretty good here. make sure you watch - a pretty good year. pretty good i here. make sure you watch talking movies this year. tom, thank you. brian stelter, i know this is one of your passions, they've been struggling to get an audience for the boxers. do you think will bring it closer? barbie and oppenheimer, yes. it is crazy that greta gerwig and margo— it is crazy that greta gerwig and margo robbie were snubbed and the man who _ margo robbie were snubbed and the man who played ken was nominated. this is— man who played ken was nominated. this is fodder for the inevitable sequel — this is fodder for the inevitable sequel. people do love to debate these. _ sequel. people do love to debate these. i— sequel. people do love to debate these, i think the oscars are showing _ these, i think the oscars are showing a _ these, i think the oscars are showing a really strong year. netflix — showing a really strong year. netflix just reported showing a really strong year. netflixjust reported record four quarter— netflixjust reported record four quarter earnings. there are more ways— quarter earnings. there are more ways than— quarter earnings. there are more ways than ever to watch these films, and that— ways than ever to watch these films, and that the — ways than ever to watch these films, and that the beneficiary for the consumers. |

and that the beneficiary for the consumers-— and that the beneficiary for the consumers. ~ . ., . consumers. i think clean-cut men should always _ consumers. i think clean-cut men should always be _ consumers. i think clean-cut men should always be at _ consumers. i think clean-cut men should always be at the _ consumers. i think clean-cut men should always be at the top - consumers. i think clean-cut men should always be at the top of - consumers. i think clean-cut men j should always be at the top of the awards, but that's just a personal thing. laughter let's refocus on an issue that set us talking a few minutes ago. we hugged the split screen moment. it's been really interesting. we've got the vote, which will be exciting, coming up in new hampshire. this is the scene that democrats want you to be watching. four people on stage tonight, joe biden, his vice president and their respective partners. we have been listening to this case of somebody was affected by the change to roe v wade, and we thinkjust off the back of this, we are going to get president biden. stefanie, i can feel your passion we talk about this issue. i heard from gretchen whitmer, the governor of michigan, who feels democrats have a winning

card. she feels they aren't leaning heavily enough. is that fair? i think we see a lot of the work happening _ think we see a lot of the work happening by— think we see a lot of the work happening by national- think we see a lot of the work happening by national and - happening by national and local organisations, _ happening by national and local organisations, state _ happening by national and local organisations, state —based - organisations, state —based organisations— organisations, state —based organisations on— organisations, state —based organisations on the - organisations, state —based| organisations on the ground. organisations, state —based i organisations on the ground. i organisations, state —based - organisations on the ground. i think we can— organisations on the ground. i think we can see — organisations on the ground. i think we can see a — organisations on the ground. i think we can see a lot— organisations on the ground. i think we can see a lot more _ organisations on the ground. i think we can see a lot more happen - we can see a lot more happen from the structure. — we can see a lot more happen from the structure, because _ we can see a lot more happen from the structure, because this - we can see a lot more happen from the structure, because this is, - we can see a lot more happen from the structure, because this is, i- the structure, because this is, i think. _ the structure, because this is, i think. the — the structure, because this is, i think, the core _ the structure, because this is, i think, the core central- the structure, because this is, i think, the core central issue - the structure, because this is, i think, the core central issue ofl the structure, because this is, i. think, the core central issue of the 2024 _ think, the core central issue of the 2024 elections. _ think, the core central issue of the 2024 elections. as _ think, the core central issue of the 2024 elections. as we _ think, the core central issue of the 2024 elections. as we saw- think, the core central issue of the 2024 elections. as we saw this - think, the core central issue of the 2024 elections. as we saw this on| 2024 elections. as we saw this on the ballot — 2024 elections. as we saw this on the ballot measures— 2024 elections. as we saw this on the ballot measures that - 2024 elections. as we saw this on the ballot measures that didn't i 2024 elections. as we saw this on i the ballot measures that didn't move forward _ the ballot measures that didn't move forward in _ the ballot measures that didn't move forward in my— the ballot measures that didn't move forward in my home _ the ballot measures that didn't move forward in my home state _ the ballot measures that didn't move forward in my home state of- the ballot measures that didn't move forward in my home state of ohio, i forward in my home state of ohio, will continue — forward in my home state of ohio, will continue to— forward in my home state of ohio, will continue to see _ forward in my home state of ohio, will continue to see regular- will continue to see regular organisers. _ will continue to see regular organisers, folks _ will continue to see regular organisers, folks on - will continue to see regular organisers, folks on the . will continue to see regular- organisers, folks on the ground as the words — organisers, folks on the ground as the words that _ organisers, folks on the ground as the words that are _ organisers, folks on the ground as the words that are carrying - organisers, folks on the ground as the words that are carrying the - the words that are carrying the water— the words that are carrying the water to— the words that are carrying the water to get— the words that are carrying the water to get voters _ the words that are carrying the water to get voters to - the words that are carrying the water to get voters to come i the words that are carrying the | water to get voters to come out the words that are carrying the - water to get voters to come out to secure — water to get voters to come out to secure women's — water to get voters to come out to secure women's health _ water to get voters to come out to secure women's health care - water to get voters to come out to secure women's health care and i secure women's health care and reproductive _ secure women's health care and reproductive freedoms. - secure women's health care and reproductive freedoms.- secure women's health care and reproductive freedoms. bryan lands, “ust ve reproductive freedoms. bryan lands, just very quickly- _ reproductive freedoms. bryan lands, just very quickly. we've _ reproductive freedoms. bryan lands, just very quickly. we've been - just very quickly. we've been looking at the polling in the swing states. —— lanza. michigan, arizona,

georgia, does the abortion play in all states? ~ , , ., all states? absolutely, and the republicans — all states? absolutely, and the republicans are _ all states? absolutely, and the republicans are on _ all states? absolutely, and the republicans are on their - all states? absolutely, and the republicans are on their heels | all states? absolutely, and the i republicans are on their heels on the issue. since the reverse of roe v wade, they've been trying to find the message that works nationally. you have politicians who refuse to follow data that supports one thing and go to the extremes. a six—week national ban, country doesn't want that. don't even start that! we'll work through the process. you can follow that — work through the process. you can follow that on _ work through the process. you can follow that on bbc _ work through the process. you can follow that on bbc news, - work through the process. you can follow that on bbc news, joe - work through the process. you can | follow that on bbc news, joe biden on the stage. we are going to say a quick goodbye to our reviewers. thank you very much for watching. we're going to squeeze a little bit more, as you seejoe biden is just taking the stage. let's have a listen to the president say see

what he has to say.— a listen to the president say see what he has to say. take a seat if ou have what he has to say. take a seat if you have one- — what he has to say. take a seat if you have one. hello, _ what he has to say. take a seat if you have one. hello, virginia! - you have one. hello, virginia! cheering governor terry mcgough. my name is joe biden, i'mjill biden's has been in,�*s running mate. thank you for your leadership, protecting reproductive freedom, and for so much more that you do. and thank you jill and doug for shining a spotlight on so many issues affecting women's rights. amanda, thank you for the introduction. do you realise how much courage it takes to do what she did? cheering and applause she takes to do what she did? cheering and applaus: , , cheering and applause she gives so man ounu cheering and applause she gives so many young women — cheering and applause she gives so many young women hope. _ cheering and applause she gives so many young women hope. jill- cheering and applause she gives so many young women hope. jill and - many young women hope. jill and i had a chance to sit down.

chanting._ had a chance to sit down. chanting. ~ �* ,, let four more years! four more years! _ let four more years! four more years! f0ur— let four more years! four more years! four more years! four more years! — years! four more years! four more years! f0ur— years! four more years! four more years! four more years! four more years! four more years! four more years! four more years! | years! four more years! four more years! four more years!— years! four more years! i think you robabl years! four more years! i think you probably worked — years! four more years! i think you probably worked out _ years! four more years! i think you probably worked out on _ years! four more years! i think you probably worked out on there. - probably worked out on there. i think you heard some hecklers in the crowd. judging by what's happening in recent appearances, we've had middle east israel gaza protesters in the crowd. someone shouted out. no supporters behind him —— those supporters responding to the shouts of four more years. let's listen in. cheering thank you.

cheering thank ou. cheering thank you. go, joe! cheering jill and i thank you. go, joe! cheering jill and i had — thank you. go, joe! cheering jill and i had a _ thank you. go, joe! cheering jill and i had a chance - thank you. go, joe! cheering jill and i had a chance to - thank you. go, joe! cheering jill and i had a chance to sit. thank you. go, joe! cheering i jill and i had a chance to sit down and talk with amanda and her husband josh. i told you how proud we were of her courage for speaking out on such a personal issue. it helps so many women. chanting. four more years! four more years! chanting: four more years! four more years!

spring in our panel, could because it's an interesting dynamic. brian stelter, what do you make of it? does interrupt the flow? lt does interrupt the flow? it certainly is, because it talks about one of his vulnerabilities, which is that these protesters from the left who are trying to push him from the left on the issue of israel and gaza. furthermore, biden is not the youthful kind of candidate that he was a couple of decades ago. he is trying to stick to his script about reproductive rights. certainly, it does have an impact, and they're trying to create a contrast tonight would new hampshire with trump by focusing on the issue of

reproductive rights. when it comes the election this fall, what the status between the conflict of the war is going to weigh on voters, both the democrats and republican party, these protesters — pretty well organised, much more than normal — they speak that reality. that's the point, kurt, isn't it? it was one man then a woman, and they dispersed themselves. what you're going to find is they have to take much closer attention to who's coming in and who they're betting. this is just one of the animate of this isjust one of the animate of abilities — this isjust one of the animate of abilities of — this isjust one of the animate of abilities of having these types of rallies— abilities of having these types of rallies -- — abilities of having these types of rallies —— inevitabilities. it's possible— rallies —— inevitabilities. it's possible for anyone, as a former staffer. — possible for anyone, as a former staffer, and i know brian lanza can speak— staffer, and i know brian lanza can speak for— staffer, and i know brian lanza can speak for this, i think the reality is ultimately, these people who

disrupt— is ultimately, these people who disrupt our... if think donald trump would _ disrupt our... if think donald trump would do _ disrupt our... if think donald trump would do a — disrupt our... if think donald trump would do a betterjob, keep doing what _ would do a betterjob, keep doing what you're doing, keep heckling present— what you're doing, keep heckling present by item, keep disrupting his events. _ present by item, keep disrupting his events, keep stepping on the message i events, keep stepping on the message ! could _ events, keep stepping on the message ! could give _ events, keep stepping on the message i could give him a victory. if you think— i could give him a victory. if you think you — i could give him a victory. if you think you have a better shot, keep doing _ think you have a better shot, keep doing what— think you have a better shot, keep doing what you're doing. by doing this. _ doing what you're doing. by doing this. that's — doing what you're doing. by doing this, that's who you're helping, you're — this, that's who you're helping, you're helping donald trump. you're helping _ you're helping donald trump. you're helping him — you're helping donald trump. you're helping him win, and if you think throwing — helping him win, and if you think throwing tantrums at events and disrupting president biden somehow will make _ disrupting president biden somehow will make him give you what you want. _ will make him give you what you want. i— will make him give you what you want, i would say grow up. that's not how— want, i would say grow up. that's not how the — want, i would say grow up. that's not how the real world works. just had another _ not how the real world works. jlst had another one. would be a different policy with donald trump, do you think? i different policy with donald trump, do you think?— do you think? i think you've seen even more _ do you think? i think you've seen even more supporters _ do you think? i think you've seen even more supporters of- do you think? i think you've seen even more supporters of israel. | do you think? i think you've seen even more supporters of israel. i think— even more supporters of israel. i think that's — even more supporters of israel. i think that's one _ even more supporters of israel. i think that's one thing _ even more supporters of israel. i think that's one thing president i think that's one thing president trump — think that's one thing president trump has _ think that's one thing president trump has stated _ think that's one thing president trump has stated from - think that's one thing president trump has stated from day- think that's one thing presidentl trump has stated from day one. think that's one thing president - trump has stated from day one. he wasn't _ trump has stated from day one. he wasn't going — trump has stated from day one. he wasn't going to _ trump has stated from day one. he wasn't going to tolerate _ trump has stated from day one. he wasn't going to tolerate iran - wasn't going to tolerate iran playing _ wasn't going to tolerate iran playing games. _ wasn't going to tolerate iran playing games, fooling - wasn't going to tolerate iran i playing games, fooling around.

wasn't going to tolerate iran - playing games, fooling around. he certainly— playing games, fooling around. he certainly would _ playing games, fooling around. he certainly would have... _ playing games, fooling around. he certainly would have... the - playing games, fooling around. he i certainly would have... the houthis, bite the _ certainly would have... the houthis, bite the date — certainly would have... the houthis, bite the date of— certainly would have... the houthis, bite the date of the _ certainly would have... the houthis, bite the date of the nation— certainly would have... the houthis, bite the date of the nation of- bite the date of the nation of a terrorist — bite the date of the nation of a terrorist group _ bite the date of the nation of a terrorist group off— bite the date of the nation of a terrorist group off of— bite the date of the nation of a terrorist group off of them - bite the date of the nation of al terrorist group off of them after trump — terrorist group off of them after trump was _ terrorist group off of them after trump was gone _ terrorist group off of them after trump was gone. the _ terrorist group off of them after. trump was gone. the fundamental differences — trump was gone. the fundamental differences i— trump was gone. the fundamental differences. ithink— trump was gone. the fundamental differences. i think these - differences. i think these protesters _ differences. i think these protesters have - differences. i think these protesters have been. differences. i think these - protesters have been around for decades — protesters have been around for decades its— protesters have been around for decades. it's about _ protesters have been around for decades. it's about time - protesters have been around for decades. it's about time the - decades. it's about time the democrats _ decades. it's about time the democrats get _ decades. it's about time the democrats get hit _ decades. it's about time the democrats get hit pretty- decades. it's about time the i democrats get hit pretty hard. decades. it's about time the - democrats get hit pretty hard. it hasn't _ democrats get hit pretty hard. it hasn't been _ democrats get hit pretty hard. it hasn't been the _ democrats get hit pretty hard. it hasn't been the head _ democrats get hit pretty hard. it hasn't been the head ruler, - democrats get hit pretty hard. it hasn't been the head ruler, the. hasn't been the head ruler, the vulnerability is _ hasn't been the head ruler, the vulnerability is a _ hasn't been the head ruler, the vulnerability is a significant - hasn't been the head ruler, the| vulnerability is a significant part of democratic— vulnerability is a significant part of democratic base _ vulnerability is a significant part of democratic base and - vulnerability is a significant part of democratic base and cease i vulnerability is a significant part i of democratic base and cease fire thatjoe _ of democratic base and cease fire thatjoe biden _ of democratic base and cease fire thatjoe biden is _ of democratic base and cease fire thatjoe biden is not _ of democratic base and cease fire thatjoe biden is not going - of democratic base and cease fire thatjoe biden is not going to - of democratic base and cease fire. thatjoe biden is not going to give. do they— thatjoe biden is not going to give. do they get— thatjoe biden is not going to give. do they get more _ thatjoe biden is not going to give. do they get more motivated? - thatjoe biden is not going to give. . do they get more motivated? or do they get— do they get more motivated? or do they get less — do they get more motivated? or do they get less motivated _ do they get more motivated? or do they get less motivated and - do they get more motivated? or do they get less motivated and stay. they get less motivated and stay home? _ they get less motivated and stay home? that _ they get less motivated and stay home? that is _ they get less motivated and stay home? that is ultimately- they get less motivated and stay home? that is ultimately the - they get less motivated and stay- home? that is ultimately the danger. it's home? that is ultimately the danger. it's not _ home? that is ultimately the danger. it's not one _ home? that is ultimately the danger. it's not one health _ home? that is ultimately the danger. it's not one health colour, _ home? that is ultimately the danger. it's not one health colour, it's - home? that is ultimately the danger. it's not one health colour, it's a - it's not one health colour, it's a fashion — it's not one health colour, it's a fashion that _ it's not one health colour, it's a fashion that democratic- it's not one health colour, it's a fashion that democratic party i it's not one health colour, it's a . fashion that democratic party that demands— fashion that democratic party that demands a — fashion that democratic party that demands a cease—fire. _ fashion that democratic party that demands a cease—fire. it- fashion that democratic party that demands a cease-fire.— demands a cease-fire. it does animate a _ demands a cease-fire. it does animate a lot _ demands a cease-fire. it does animate a lot of _ demands a cease-fire. it does animate a lot of voters - demands a cease-fire. it does animate a lot of voters on - demands a cease-fire. it does animate a lot of voters on the | demands a cease-fire. it does - animate a lot of voters on the left, stefanie. there are muslim voters,

evenin stefanie. there are muslim voters, even in michigan, who don't like the policy towards the middle east. do you think the pressure is going to mount the closer we get to november, particularly when you look at the polling? particularly when you look at the ollin: ? particularly when you look at the irollin ? ., , , particularly when you look at the polling? 0h, absolutely, especially as we look polling? oh, absolutely, especially as we look at— polling? 0h, absolutely, especially as we look at young _ polling? 0h, absolutely, especially as we look at young voters. - polling? 0h, absolutely, especially as we look at young voters. this i polling? 0h, absolutely, especially as we look at young voters. this is | as we look at young voters. this is definitely an issue they are passionate about. they are passionate about. they are passionate about. they are passionate about seeing a cease—fire and the president speaking up on this. we have seen a sharp decline in voter turnout over the past couple of years, and this unfortunately is only going to make matters worse when it comes to young voters coming out to the polls in november. i think the other choice is tojust november. i think the other choice is to just stay home. mas november. i think the other choice is to just stay home.— is to just stay home. was quickly have a listen _ is to just stay home. was quickly have a listen to _ is to just stay home. was quickly have a listen to joe _ is to just stay home. was quickly have a listen to joe biden - is to just stay home. was quickly have a listen to joe biden before | have a listen tojoe biden before we wrap things up. i think he's speaking here. there has to be punishment... _ speaking here. there has to be punishment... he _ speaking here. there has to be punishment... he describes . speaking here. there has to be| punishment... he describes the decision as a miracle. but for american women, it's a nightmare. so let's be absolutely clear what trump is bragging about. the reason there

are 21 states where abortion fans are 21 states where abortion fans are in effect —— bans, with no exceptions, is donald trump. the reason women are being forced to travel... crowd chanting. travel. . . crowd chanting. ,, ,, travel... crowd chanting. ,, ,, , , , crowd chanting. this is going to go on for a while. _ crowd chanting. nus is some to go on for a while, they _ crowd chanting. nus is some to go on for a while, they have _ crowd chanting. ms is some to go on for a while, they have th|s - crowd chanting. this is going to go| on for a while, they have this plan. this is going to go on for a while, they have this plan. studio: indeed, they do. forced to pause again, during his abortion speech in manassas. we are out of time. my thanks to our panel. love the debtor company. —— lovely to have your company.

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