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blitzer in this situation room >> room, thanks very much for watching. erin burnett outfront starts right now outfront. >> next breaking news, president biden should leave the race. that's the headline from the new york times editorial board tonight, this is biden appears like a different man today than the 1 million saw on the debate stage last night. plus, what happens if biden is not the nominee? how do democrats? placed him and who would it be a special report tonight? and trump already trying to seize on the supreme court ruling on january 6, rioters. but could it backfire on him. let's go out front good evening, everyone. >> i'm kate bolduan in for erin burnett outfront tonight. the breaking news the new york times editorial board, which endorsed biden over trump in 2020, just moments ago, calling
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for president biden to drop out. they, here's the headline to serve his country president biden should leave the race. they go on to say, voters cannot be expected to ignore what was instead plain to see mr. biden is not the man he was four years ago. it comes as president biden's campaign is in crisis the president desperately trying to reassure voters today after a disastrous debate performance last night i know i'm not a young man well, i don't diseases i used to i
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don't speak as smoothly i used to i don't debate debate as long as i used to well, i know what i do know i know how to tell the truth that was binding just today, hours ago, looking and sounding like a different man than the one millions of americans saw on the stage last night. thank ensure that we're able to make every single solitary person eligible for what i've been able to do with the covid excuse me, with dealing with everything we have to do with what if we finally beat medicare and trump sees a gun every moment trying to ensure voters don't forget what happened despite the fact that crooked joe biden spent
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the entire week at camp david resting, work in studying, he studied very hard. he studied so hard that he didn't know what the hell he was like even some of biden's closest allies closest allies or admitting it did not go well last night for him the president said himself was not as best performance. >> nothing. he had a rough time was like there was a pool. the form but they like the democratic governors outfront spoke to, are standing by the president in a statement to outfront colorado governor jared polis, that last night was not a good night, but also said, i hope that president biden delivers is optimistic message about his vision for our future better throughout the campaign, washington state governor jay his league quote, president biden had a rough debate performance, but as he so eloquently put it, this morning, are other choice is a one man crime wave. >> and kansas governor laura kelly telling outfront he is a decent man of strong character. i will support him in november
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but the question of whether there should be a new nominee still looms large tonight, and some democrats are not giving their full-throated support do you think there should be a new candidate or you biden? >> kayla tausche out front in raleigh, north carolina. that is where we saw president biden rallying with supporters earlier, take kale, you've been talking to your sources all day. what is happening inside the biden campaign right now kate, president biden hit back harder on president trump today in front of a few hundred voters and north carolina than he did last time on the debate stage in front of 50 million people. >> but that's because he knew he had one job today and that was to reassure the party that he was fit for a second term. day after defiance and energized president biden out to reassure democrats did he's
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up to the task. >> i would not be running again if i didn't believe with all my heart and soul, i can do this job because quite frankly the stakes, are. too high biden's performance at thursday's debate, stumbling from the outset, making sure that we're able to make every single solitary person eligible for what i've been able to do with the with the covid excuse me, with i'm dealing with everything we have to do with more if we finally beat medicare leading to a panic across the party that was not what we needed from joe biden and his personally painful inside the white house staffers reeled their group chats grabbed as a bismol and ugly with one saying, everyone's deflate another calling it rbg. all over again, sources tell cnn frustration is mounting toward biden's powerful inner circle, who keep an iron grip
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on details and decisions for the president. but the biden campaign is unbowed. pledging to stay the course and debate in september number and advisor telling cnn, there's no basis to back out, pointing to some high moments for their candidate. >> and if i'm elected, i'm going to restore roe v. wade. you're only person in the stages of convicted felon is the man i'm looking at right now and some low points for the opponent. i didn't have sex with a porn star. number one, on january 6, we were respected all over the world world in north carolina, a purple state that the biden team is trying to turn blue leaders say the alternative is still works. we know that donald trump is an existential threat to our democracy and our nation. >> and we have to stop him the majority of likely voters in this race has already made up their mind that biden campaign's co-chair has acknowledged that this race is going to be fought by a small share of undecided voters and just six key battleground states, kate, and the question tonight is how those undecided
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voters respond. what did they see last night? what did they see today? and how do they feel going forward, kayla, great reporting throughout. thank you so much. from this. now, the democratic governor of maryland, wes moore, governor, thank you so much for coming in why didn't voters see the president biden that took the stage today in raleigh, north carolina on that debate stage last night well, i think no one can argue. the president even said it himself. he didn't have a great night last night. but the thing that we also know is that no one can argue that donald trump had had a great president a great presidency. you know that during his presidency, know, we saw the kind of chaos and frankly ms truths that we continue to see from donald trump last night. and so i think that i know that a lot of the conversation is about the president's performance last night. frankly, i'm just i'm not as interested in debate performances. i'm more interested in presidential performances. and i think their performance that this president has shown over the past four
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years his ability bloody to work in partnership with our states has ability to create new jobs, new opportunities 15 million new jobs across the entire country. think about here in the state of maryland driving, helping to drive as to the lowest unemployment rates in recorded history. these kind of results matter. and so i'm happy that the president is can you want to push on his fight and he needs to know that we're all here to push on with them, make sure you can. >> but isn't it more than just a debate performance? because isn't it being able to deliver and critical moments? it's the performance of a presidency is also the performance of a presence. these are in some way governor one and the same if you can't deliver on the stage, how do you get people the confidence you can deliver on the white house i know the president delivers when it matters and i've seen him deliver in times of trial, she you know, i know after the key bridge collapsed and one of the deadliest and most traumatic incidences in our state's
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history. >> where we had tens of thousands of people who lost jobs overnight where we had six souls that were lost inside of our state and where something that represents 13% of our economy, again, was shut down. i know the first phone call that i got from the white house that morning, was it 330 in the morning? and it was the white house telling me, gov, we're going to be with you every single step of the way and this presidents and vice presidents and this white house has been with us every single step of the way. and when people told us that it could take up to 11 months to get a federal channel cleared by working together. we got it cleared and 11 weeks this president delivers. and i think people know when they see it in their own lives, in the way that they have a government that is not only responsive, but in a government that knows how to get big things done. and i think that's what's going to matter to voters come november when it's actually time for them to vote governor, do you see any point at which you would support replacing biden on the ticket i'm supporting
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president biden today. >> on supporting president biden tomorrow. i'm going to support president biden through november because i know that right now, we have a situation where this is a binary choice for this country to make. and i really want every voter to take time with this to really think about what we saw last night, because the president, even said it himself. he did not have a great performance last night. do you know who said he did have a great performance donald trump? and people should take a look at donald trump's performance last night when you hear someone say things like how the democrats were talking about taking babies after they're born. and murdering him to the present, to donald trump, i would say that's murder and it's actually legal in all 50 states for donald trump to say that, that immigrants are coming over the country. millions of immigrants are being led out of jails and coming up just country, it just factually incorrect. and that immigrants are coming to this country to quote unquote, take black jobs i want everybody to pause and hear what they just heard from donald trump and know that this choice in november, this is going to be
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donald trump versus someone who genuinely cares and is devoted his life to public service, as in joe biden for me, the choice is very clear. i'm going to campaign for the president's. i'm going to advocate for the president's and i'm urging every single american and do the exact same thing the problem is president biden did not do what you just did. >> so eloquently in less than a minute on the debate stage last night. and that's why you see people like former hud secretary under obama, boolean castro, julian castro, he treated this, treated biden had a very low bar are going into the debate and failed to clear even that. are he seemed unprepared lost, not strong enough to parry effectively with trump, who lies constantly do you think biden should debate again i think i think about what happened the day after the debate, where just this morning where the president announced that was working with congress to ensure that we can get 100%
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cost-share. >> so we can get the rebuilding of the key bridge done the president woke up this morning and got to work because that's what he's been doing his entire time. that's what he's been doing for his entire life, got to work for the american people. and so i respect what secretary castro says. i also know this is that my selection for president is not going to be based on something performative my selection for president is gonna be based on performance. and the president has shown remarkable performance throughout his time as president and his vision for the next four years is one that i believe in and is one that i will advocate for. i think about what's happened in the past 18 months in maryland, a magic can give us another four years. that's why i'm supporting the president candidate i believe did he make the case harder though, for all of you to continue saying that after last night i think the president has been making the case for his reelection over the past four years and that's why i continue to support them. >> i think his cases made governor. thank you so much for coming in. governor wes moore of maryland thank you so much.
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for us next international reaction to the debate coming in fast and furious, quote, are to watch and trump eight biden live another diplomat saying i could not believe my eyes plus republicans speaking out to tell democrats, republican two del democrats. that are panicking over biden to calm down. these are guest and the supreme court sides with some of the january 6 rioters. so what does this mean now for jack smith's case against donald trump? we've got that there's destiny about horizon there was a promise on america if you're strong enough, if you're tough enough, you can make what's out there, your side. i think so. dad people are unstoppable. i think horizon is all about that arise
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what some foreign diplomats are telling cnn and reaction to president biden's poor debate performance. and like some democrats and the u.s. one diplomat saying, quote, if they can change the horse they should out front. now, david axelrod is here with me first and foremost, david, let me ask can i ask you about the new york times at board? it came out yeah. how much how much does does this hurt him outside and personally do think, you know, i don't know that it hurts him with voters i think we're hurts him is with elites and it hurts him with donors and it hurts him with the chattering class, you know it's it's it's unhelpful for sure. and i'm sure you know, i think probably for him, tom friedman's column this morning was an even bigger blow because they've had a relationship for a long time around foreign policy and so on and that was a deeply personal appeal to him i don't think it's going to change his thinking, but i
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think it's wounding i was really waiting with bated breath after the debate last night to hear your thoughts and during the debate from the beginning to the post, there is palpable concern among democrats that ranged from worry too like five alarm fire panic status do you sense that that has calmed today no. are you know certainly from the moment moments last night, i think the first ten minutes of that debate were shocking to a lot of people the tenor of his voice, the sort of discombobulated answers. and so it was like a sort of the worst nightmare scenario because people were looking to this debate much like the state of the union as a preset where he could reassure people that he was not that he that he had it together and that he was up to the task and they asked for this debate it wasn't as if
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they got trapped into it. they wanted the debate for that very purpose and it clearly wasn't that, new reality. check me on the conversation now about he says he's not getting adviser ssc, he's not talking about when you when you when you're assessing risk and the time that is left what is less risky is one less risky than the other if democrats want to not allow donald trump to get into the white house, you're talking about uncharted waters. of course, everything about this race is uncharted waters, but you're talking about uncharted waters here. if it sounds in theory pretty like a great idea to replace him. and it may be less risky but there's considerable risk associated with it. first, you have no primary. so how do you choose a candidate in a, in a party that has a lot of diverse voices and a lot of ambitious people. how do you choose a candidate? second italy primaries are how we vet people
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you learn a lot about people during these primary campaigns. i mean, look at governor desantis, who was heralded as an example, as a huge figure in the republican party. the next nominee. and he faltered under the pressures of a campaign campaigns are important. and so you're throwing someone into the maelstrom of a national campaign without any experience or preparation for what is unlike any other pressure, there is in politics so i think that is a there is great risk associated with that. the fact that it's being talked about though reflects the amount of concern there is that sorry to ask you. >> it's this conflict contrast juxtaposition. we had the governor of maryland on west morgue. he is he is he is with joe biden. he is supporting joe biden. the team and outfront. they also got statements from the governors of washington kansas, colorado, we'll saying last night is not good but she is our guy how inland are out
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of line, do you think that the conversation is publicly and privately when you're talking about the big names like this right now, well, i don't i can't speak for those people who haven't spoken to those people. look, i think there's a lot of concern private concern about it, but i think there's also resolved to try and be supportive of the president and see how this thing plays out. how much time does that allow if i may form us from an election, so 24 hours from the big but yeah. well, and also, there's a convention in late august, but there actually meeting virtually on august 7 to nominate the candidates because ohio demands that they nominate the candidates before the convention. so that there's very little time really to execute something of that magnitude. >> i mean, on chartered territory. yeah, it's great to see you. nice to see you. yeah. thank you so much. all right. out from with those. all right.
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now, jamal summons and sure. michael singleton to talk more about this. okay. so we have for all the panic, jamal among democrats in washington, that crowd and raleigh, north carolina with, i mean, they were there to buoy joe biden the cheers, the chance they were going wild for him. let's play this for everyone. >> we will make roe v. wade, the law of the land again we're going to let donald sharp attack our democracy again i don't think so. i know like millions of americans know when you get knocked down, you get back i'm going to play something out. >> there. maybe no one's playing out, and maybe i'm a crazy person. but is there a universe of possibility that the disaster that was last night rallies democrats to try to prop them up and helps us some way there is a great desire to get rid of donald
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trump. >> democrats do not like maga, and we have seen this in elections in 2018 and 2020 in and 2022, people really don't like trump and the maga forces. they think what they're trying to do is take freedom and mocracy away from the rest of us in the country. and as an old crowd advanced guy, you can build a great crowd that we'll worry the president. so i'm glad that he had that moment and i think he did a good job and it's part of the path. if he is going to say on the ballot, he is going to be our nominee, is part of the path that starts to say like, okay, he is somebody who can do do this job and we can have confidence in him and it can do it. maybe he should also do a town hall meeting where he's interacting with voters in an unscripted way. but i think it's incumbent upon the white house. i hit it out of the park. is yeah, but it's encumbered on the white house and the president to prove this, the voters is not incumbent on the party or the voters to accommodate the white house. i think that's the fundamental part. that we have to make sure they understand. >> kate, the president had one
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objective in that debate last night, and that was a showcase vitality that he could continue to do the job for another four years. he miserably failed that speech today was incredible. i thought there are a lot of great moments, but it's one thing to read a prepared script from someone from teleprompter is it's another thing to be at a debate against an opponent for 90 minutes. having to think with zero notes on your feet in an extemporaneous manner and a nuanced matter. and what we saw the 51.3 million viewers who tuned into our network yesterday they saw someone that i'm almost certain most of them believe this person cannot continue to do the job. i watched that and take part of some politics and set that to the side, kate, i felt sad for the president, regardless of what you think about joe biden, i think he's an honorable man. i think he's a man of great dignity, despite the political differences and i couldn't help with think, wow, i remember when i was younger in college, this was barak obama as vice president, the first black president i was proud of barak obama. and to see him age and to see that he is not the same
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person. i couldn't stop what contemplate maybe it is time for the president to wrap this up so speaking, 11 moment of pause. there was a point where in the last midterm election, where john fetterman had a stroke and every one of the democratic party wondered whether or not we should not have vitamin k for the defense to say that's right on the ballot in the senate in pennsylvania even though fetterman didn't do very well, his debate and, you know, he wasn't as functional as he is today. voters still voted for him because of the politics of the moment. so it doesn't mean that the campaign is lost but again, it is incumbent upon the president and the white house to make the case that voters, it's not the voters were supposed to accommodate. >> you're talking about being the catholic advance man that you are democrats are there is some griping, complaining, but whatever word you want to use not. not just about preparation, but that biden's
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inner circle, it's proving once again to be two closed off and are not, they're telling him what he wants to hear, not what he needs here at the same time, there's also sources who always say that, like joe biden is two tunes out. criticism from his party because he thinks democrats are just used to panicking and you've seen it that he's seen the red wedding for years and years and years. do you think there should be some change in structure and people around him in order to avoid what happened last night to happen again, i think every president has a cadre of people around them who they listened to, and everyone who's outside of that circle feels like they're not being listened to enough. that is the nature of the presidency. and if you decide you want to run and lead the free world it takes the pretty big amount of ego to decide that you are the person that ought to do that. so i give them a little bit of space to do that. but on the other hand, it is also true that truth to your face is better than behind your back, right? you want people to say what they think and for you to be able to listen to it. you've got a reward that in your
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people, if the people around him or not giving him the best advice all the time, then they are not doing their job. and i've worked for a vice president i've worked for presidential candidates. it is your job to sometimes be unpopular with your boss. >> role-play extra michael, doug burgum, top canopy trump, vp. he came out today to say that biden should remain as the democratic nominee. what is the mind game at play? here with that? does that tell you that they really are fearful of who could come in his place if i would not be, i would say is less about fear and more about the fact that republicans realized that they can be joe biden. i think everyone that i've talked to in trump's inner circles, they are confident they're excited about november, even republican because you were somewhat trepidation about, about donald trump or say, you know what? let's rally behind this guy are not only are we going to win the white house, we're going to win the senate. and maybe we'll even expand in the house. people are excited about what's to come let's see what comes tomorrow. >> after what just happened. it's great to see you guys. thank you so much for staying up late long de it's possible that we know nothing everything
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around here changes. so i'm going to put that in a sure. bet yes. i'll front rows next. joe biden says, he's not going anywhere. but if he were to bow out, when would the parties select a new nominee? would it become law harris it could be a must-win state for both biden and trump's. so what do undecided voters think about last night's debate i feel like i would have lost less brain cells watching love island when i was diagnosed with hiv, i didn't know who i would be, but here i am being me keep being you and ask your health care provider about the number one prescribed hiv treatment big toffee bits rv is a complete one pill. once a day treatment used for hiv, and many people, whether you're 18 with one small pill, pick derby fights hiv to help you get to undetectable and stay there. whether you're just starting are replacing your current treatment. research shows that taking hiv treatment as prescribed and getting to staying undetectable prevents transmitting hiv through sex.
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three-to-one, three-to-one today laura coates live tonight at 11 eastern on cnn breaking news. donald trump predicting democrats will stick with joe biden as their 2024 presidential nominee many people are saying that after last night's performance at joe biden is leaving the race but the fact is, i don't really believe that because he does better in polls than any of the democrats that talk about but those comments are coming just hours after that widely panned debate for biden, as we've discussed, it's created widespread panic among democrats, which is forcing democrats to start with one playing clean up and also begin asking what really are the
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options to replace biden? now, something that may be hard but not impossible to do. jason carroll is out front where did get knocked down, you get back out. president joe biden tried to tamp down concerns during his speech in north carolina today. after his dismal debate performance last night. so disappointing some members of his own party founded hard to been their way out of it. >> did joe biden have a bad night in my opinion? yes, we absolutely had a bad debate. we move on. yes. there was a slow start by didn't made it clear. he is not dropping out of the race. but post debate. there are questions about whether he should and what would happen if he did messy, chaotic well, there'll be debates. if biden were to bow out, it would be unprecedented in modern times, the simple version of what could happen is this. if it did happen, the upcoming democratic national convention, which
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begins august 19th, is where their party could select a new nominee. there will be enormous pressure on the dann say to make it kamala harris to just say, well, he is the number two if the number one can't do it, the number two should do it despite that potential political pressure, the vice president does not automatically become the new nominee individual delegates. and there are more than 4,000 isn't of them would be the ones tasked with selecting a new nominee by a majority vote on the convention floor based on whichever candidates decide to run already. and democratic political circles, notables such as governors gavin newsom of california, gretchen whitmer, or michigan and jb pritzker of illinois i have been floated whoever those candidates may be, they would have to win over those delegates one-by-one would give speeches to the convention, speeches to individual delegations. and that would go
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on for a week, maybe more. the delegates would have to choose and they would have to keep voting until somebody goes that a majority. >> and sources telling cnn at the moment democratic leaders are not planning a direct intervention to pressure biden to step down and again, this is all hypothetical, but there's also a scenario where biden could be replaced even after the dnc. in that case, the democratic national convention party chair would then call the national committee into session. and then they would take a vote. but the bottom line is, there's just really no easy solution. we should, no matter how you look at all of this, that's exactly what i'm taking. a great explanation like this is not easy and doesn't get easier, especially as time ticks no one knows that more than the democrats. that's a great point. it's great to see you. thank you so much for reporting from with us now, democratic congressman row column of california, he's a top member of the national advisory board for the biden biden-harris campaign. congressman, thank you for coming in. jason carroll just laid out what could happen and
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the new york times just urge president biden to step aside and a new editorial and said that it's up to you in other democrats to tell him the truth. are you at all open to considering a nominee other than joe biden? >> no. i looked joe biden won the votes in this country. we don't have journalists are members of congress, pick the nominee. we have people run for the primary. he did that and new hampshire and south carolina and super tuesday, he has the delegates. this is his decision and he was it's very clear today. he said, when you get knocked down, you come back, you show resilience he has made it very clear that he's running and at this point, the democratic party should focus on the economy, how we are for the working class building manufacturing jobs down, trump wins tax breaks for the very wealthy drive that message. he can win problem is is that. is exactly what i heard you say. you wanted him to drive that same message on to the debate stage last night, and it didn't happen. congressman, i mean, even if you're not open to
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what is being discussed, political is reporting. the movement to convince biden to not run is real is that what you're hearing and pennsylvania, i come of household. >> you have a person who was elected to the united states senate, who was elected. it was run for president three times, was elected vice president twice. who was elected president of the united states? i don't think he's going to listen to a number of people who've been selected the congress with 200,000 votes when he's and millions of votes, the only person he may listen to is barak obama, who today came out and said, we need to rally around joe biden because barak obama has run for president. i think you'd respect his judgment and his wife, dr. joe biden, who's been at his side. so i think the rest test is just speculation and i rather than the democrats focus on helping the president, dr. the economic contrast where the party that's pro abortion rights, donald trump wants to ban it, where the party that wants to provide childcare and
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affordable housing, donald trump wants to help his rich friends. that's what we all need to be focused on. >> and you are laser-focused on that. we've heard that we've heard no one in president biden's inner circle is going to step is going to, is going to be telling him to step down. as you said, maybe the only person he has a conversation with his is his wife. he is often insisted congressmen that he does not believe the polls i want to play for you. what he actually told erin during their exclusive interview about that with less than six months to go to election day. >> are you worried that you're running out of time to turn that around? >> we've already turned it around. look look at the michigan survey for 65% american people think they're in good shape economically, i think the nation's not in good shape, but they're personally good shape the polling data has been wrong all along. >> get your boy. he's talking about the economic data in pushing, talking about the economy, but he's saying the polling wrong in a few days, there's gonna be new pulling out and it's going to be
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factoring in the impact of the debate. if his numbers are worse what do you do them look, i believe in polling, but polling is a snapshot in time and the president has acknowledged that he had a bad night. >> he's talking about making a comeback, but these races are marathons and this president knows that in politics you have success and you have failure. but the one man matters is resilience. what matters is not quitting? and if this president shows heart, if he shows why he's still in this race, and then we can drive our message and help him drive that message. we can defeat donald trump carson, good to have you on. thank you so much i want to turn now to turn now to stuart stevens. he was a top strategies for mitt romney. of course you remember in 20 for his 2012 presidential campaign, it's good to see you. you are the republican here telling those democrats out there that, are freaking out to actually calm down, tell me why look, i think in that campaign you
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always ask yourself, would you rather be my guy, the other guy? >> i'd rather be joe button and do three. i mean, there's a certain kind of craziness that's going on here. i'm a guy who is a convicted felon who has been found liable of sexual assault, or the judge called rape. who is up there saying that america is a third world country and then a column for him to get out of the race. maybe just shows how trump has succeeded in moving the standards here but i don't think that most americans look across the country and see the same country that donald trump was describing last night. this hellscape of violence like a mad max movie and we should be ashamed of our country when i think that's just completely out of touch with where the american people are you have seen post debate, panic up close. >> you are on the other side of it in 2012 when obama loss the first debate to your candidate
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mitt romney, bill clinton also faced similar criticism in 90 92 this is a different political time though is this something different look, i think the only thing that's different is the stakes of the race and the degree of the contrast when romney lost two obama. >> we went to bet that night. we are disappointed, we are tired. but we didn't fear for the future of the country. you could go in a different direction. that's how it's supposed to work. that's not true. now, you have a guy who is an existential threat to democracy and for all those people out there that say that you can't put democracy on the ballot. they've been proven wrong. you look in the latest marist poll of the biden voters, 50% consider serving democracy their number one issue so i listened, i think that it's june this is not even in the first quarter of these races. there's not six people in america. they can tell you what to lead story in the news was last wednesday
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it's just how it is what you have to do in these things. you can't talk your way out of it. you just have to fight your way out of it. and that's what joe biden started to do today i think that he's going to win this race. i think he's going to win it comfortably. i don't think that trump is really offering people any sort of vision. i think he, mr. tremendous opportunity last night we talked about the missed opportunities or biden, but trump could have come forward and said something to reassure people on abortion, can kind of economic plan and steady didn't it's good to see stewart. >> thanks for coming in. thank you. thank you so much for us. next, i'm going to take you to a pivotal battleground state where joe biden was today, voters now reacting to what they heard last time 20 million people, they're taking black jobs. >> i'm a financial advisor. is that a black job plus so supreme court saving one of its biggest decisions, that is a ruling on trump's immunity
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medicare making even his biggest fans cringe. i heard it and that's said, oh but then i said, i know what he was trying to say. another line from former president donald trump on a question about immigration, drawing criticism from some of our voters. they're taking black jobs and they're taking hispanic jobs. and you haven't seen it yet, but you're going to see something that's going to be the worst in our history. >> first of all, he doesn't know squat about how black people are employed and work in contrary to what are black jobs, i'm a financial advisor. is that a black job? >> and this exchange between the candidates over the war in gaza upset others. >> he's become like a palestinian, but they don't like him because he's a very bad palestinian. >> and the only thing that i heard was u.s. president. just turn palestinian into a slur. >> this republican says that trump didn't do enough to
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out of its way to say what still left in the statute is trying to impair documents or records like this electoral certificates and they even give an example of using false evidence of false information would be the false electors scheme. so that's clearly still within bounds at the same time, i think that donald trump needs to worry if he were to make the argument that tracks measured dropped two charges it could end up hurting him and backfiring hurting don't trump. because after monday, when the supreme court rules on immunity, big question, can jack smith's say, okay, i'm going to slim this case down. we're going to have the charges and now we do have time to proceed to a jury trial before the election. >> interesting on its face, this really does appear to be a big blow to cases against jannik you were six defendants. you don't think that's the case, so why tell me? >> it's the case that a quarter of all january 6 defendants have been charged with the obstruction statute but just charged with it. a large slice of them. another quarter of those 350 actually play two other charges, not to the obstruction charge. so
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there are other charges stay the plea deals all have this proviso in it which says if the obstruction charges ever vacated, we can charge you again and i've all those people they were charged with other crimes. some of them might even be more severe because they pled down to obstruction. so there's so many ways in which the only core group of people who truly affected and a huge way is about 6% of the total number of cases. >> real quick, you mentioned monday, big day. we're going to hear for the final supreme court on this immunity idea the fact that it's on the final day what can we read? should we read into that? >> so the supreme court often leaves some of the most controversial cases for the final de and then they leave town. and it also doesn't then have an effect on their other parts of their caseload in terms of how they or their opinions are received. i do think that there's almost no trans that donald trump will be vindicated with a maximalist view of presidential immunity. and i think when we see the case on monday big question will be, what is it also me for future presidents? is there this blanket immunity or not? i do not think the court is goin