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majority 6 americans are misguided and that they just need to trust dr. o'connor and take him at his word? >> does the president intend to spend most of his days in july on vacation in rehoboth in williams. >> are you being straight with the american people? >> does president biden at 81 years old have alzheimer's, any form of dementia or degenerative illness that may cause these sorts of lapses? >> brian: the press suddenly doing their job and kjp was caught off guards. >> we understand the concerns, we get it. the president did not have great night. it was a bad night. it is not uncommon for incumbents to have a bad night on their first debate. it was a bad night. we understand that it was a bad night. in this instance it was bad night. we all have bad -- bad nights, right? or bad moments. it is not unusual.

>> brian: the best question at the press briefing we are all asking ourselves and yet, she didn't have a good answer for it. >> why can't you just come down here in the briefing room is 30 seconds away. why can't he come down here and assure us and the american people that he is okay? >> the president was certainly very focused and zeroed in on the american people who were out there wanting to cheer him on and wanting to see him and take selfies and get a hug. he has done more than 40 interviews this year alone. and we are going to continue that. >> brian: mostly friendly podcasts. sorry, karine, that's just not going to cut it. the american people deserving to know why their president is constantly hiding. now we are learning more about biden's debate nap -- i mean prep. the "new york times" reports that it took place over six days. and never started before 11:00 and also the president was given an afternoon nap each day. this is embarrassing. no wonder kjp wants to just move

on. >> we want to turn the page on this. and we want to turn the page for the american people as well. and so we're going to turn the page. we're going to get out out there. we really, truly want to turn the page on this. >> brian: i would like her to circle back. you almost feel bad for her in a way except when she had the opportunity to correct the record on our very accurate reporting. she, instead, doubled down. >> the administration strongly criticized showing the president appearing to be confused, freezing at times. and you called it cheap fakes. any regret over using that language? >> not at all. at the end of the day, they are fakes. that's what they were. targeting the president. so i don't regret it at all. >> well the administration. >> it was just the facts. >> brian: don't worry kjp wasn't even today's biggest disaster. >> has been in some meetings with senior advisers. is he participating in meetings with senior advisers? >> what i can say is that he

came back with his dad from camp david. he walked him into the speech. in the room with american foreign policy experts and feel better about that. he can't make this up. democrats and republicans: the president's top advisers. listening in on phone calls with other leaders. do you know it's been a weird day when nancy pelosi brings clarity. >> he has a bad night. now, again, i think it's a legitimate question to say is this an episode or is this a condition? and so when people ask that question, it's legit both candidates. >> brian: by the way, not both

candidates. just one candidate. and we all know it. the day before she was angry on cnn. now she is wondering if joe is all there. joining us now karoline leavitt former, now current trump 2024 national press secretary. caroline, do you think that president biden will be former president trump's opponent? >> well, i think the democrats have gotten themselves into a serious mess, brian. they ultimately are going to be stuck with joe biden. he has already sworn to more than 3700 delegates on the first ballot in the dnc convention next month. tens of millions of dollars and it's not that easy to transfer to another candidate. let's be very clear. no matter what the democrats do. and as you just played, nancy pelosi herself is throwing joe biden to the wolves. they know that they are in trouble with him. but it doesn't matter to us because president trump will beat any democrat that is on that ballot on november 5th.

they have all been engaged in massive confer cover-up and scandal lying about president biden's cognitive state the last three afteryears. the american people won't forgive for that more importantly the american people shouldn't forgive open border allowed invasion in our country. tax and spend policies hiked up inflation too record high and for their weak foreign policy that is leading to war all over this world. democrat party as proven by the last several days is the party of chaos. and we need common sense. we need a strong leader. americans see that. that's why president trump is now beating joe biden by 6 points in the latest cnn poll. and he is beating every other dem contender that the chattering class in washington, d.c. is talking about. >> brian: but only the vice president by 2. does that surprise you? >> no. it doesn't. and that is going to get a heck of a lot greater once we continue to expose kamala harris for the radical liberal that she is if joe biden is incompetent

bison byebye bye stupidity. once the american people fully understand where she stands on issues like abortion, on crime, defunds the police, they will realize that she is certainly not fit to lead our country. even arguably far less so than joe biden if that's even believable. brian brian latest fundraising numbers are out for trump and biden. president trump as you know has raised $331 million in the second quarter. much higher than the 264 million that biden's re-election campaign and the dnc reported. caroline, anyway for the biden campaign to catch up to you and what role did the court case have and the conviction have in those numbers? >> well, we're so excited about president trump's fundraising haul. and we're most excited that this comes from millions and millions of grassroots hardworking patriots in every single state

across this country. the after donation to our campaign is just over $70. which tells you that president trump is building the greatest political movement that this campaign has ever seen. i don't know who would give a penny to the failing desperate biden campaign especially after his disastrous performance last thursday night. rest assured we are going to continue to raise money. we're going to continue to use these resources to bring president trump's winning message to every corner of this country including deep blue states like new jersey, new hampshire, virginia, and minnesota. where the polling has him either tied or leading joe biden right now. >> brian: i thought you were going to say new york. some people think he has got a shot in new york. now in single digits. no one thought that was possible and hasn't happened since 1980. >> caroline, thanks so much. have a great weekend. >> everyone just needs to breathe through the nose for a minute and take a deep breath. >> the media has spent a ton of time blowing this out of proportion. >> is he probably in better health than most of us. >> brian: really? nothing to see here.

that's the biden campaign spin. even going so far as to insult those who question keeping old joe on the ballot. he -- they call them the bed-wetting brigade. the only thing leaking this time are party insiders. desperate cries all of a sudden for help to the press politico out with a new fees. how bad biden has declined over the last six months. one searier administrator official describes meeting with biden this way. saying this, quote: you can't include that that will set him off. this is him talking about a briefing. it's a roar roserosenbarobber s. what none of this is new to biden insiders and even the press president biden love him

and supported him and adamant the joe biden we saw is not a one-off. that there have been 15, 20 occasions in the last year and a half when the president has appeared somewhat as he did that horror show including some reporters, incidentally who have witnessed some of them. >> brian: so he knew that for about a year, huh in the cover-up has been exposed and starting to see the rats leave the sinking ship. the first democrat congressman lloyd doggett of texas is now calling for biden to withdraw. and another congressman jared goldman of maine expressed zero confidence in biden writing quote: this has been very clear for months, donald trump is going to win. well, this certainly won't be the last. that's my hunch. and it was almost joe manchin last weekend. weigh convinced not to call out biden. joining us now is arkansas governor mike huckabee. governor, they knew about all this all along. we have been talking about this. but they haven't been -- they have been doing nothing but

ridiculing our conversations and our observations. your sense now when they basically are coming in, having panels like we have been having for the last year and a half about joe biden's competence or incompetence? >> you know, for a year, joe biden has been going down hill. and we have all seen it. but, the press kept telling us, no, he is the sharpest tach in the drawer. he is at the top of his game. this ridiculous white house aid that said why he is in much better health than most of us. i'm thinking honey, you need to get to the doctor, stat. please go quickly to the er. we know it's that way. but the gig suspect. exposed as being liars. what donald trump used to say about the press. enemy of the people. he wasn't just being rhetorical because when the press quits wearing striped shirts, calling

balls and stripes and they start wearing team jerseys for joe biden, they're no longer journalists. they are simply political hacks. >> brian: governor, maggie haberman and peter baker, peter baker i know pretty well. put together a comprehensive list of all the failings of joe biden. what's happened when european leaders were saying at the g 7 how they were all concerned when he forgot the hhs secretary's name. he misstated the purpose of ukraine aid. said it was for reassembling their electric grid. he froze on juneteenth. he was confused at points during the d-day celebration. even some of his allies were shaken and the president of italy knew what she was dealing with and had an eye out for him the entire time. how dare you know all this wait for the clasp of the debate to write this. >> yeah. they have, you know, the ink all over their hands. that's simple as it could be. and i think that there is culpability. they should be ashamed of

themselves and apologize. they never will. in the meantime, this is a tragedy for america and for the world. and joe biden, if is he really sharp, he could end it all by simply coming out and having an extensive press conference, taking all the questions. or having a medical test done and releasing very publicly the results of the test. but he is not doing that. >> brian: let me get to this, governor. >> what we are hearing from the white house podium isn't working. >> brian: they're not making his doctor kevin o'connor or kevin conner available. president biden speaking at campaign reception in virginia tonight making excuses for his performance last week. we are getting these details from a reporter. i want you to comment if you would. he said, quote: i wasn't very smart and i decide to travel around the world a couple of times shortly before the debate. i didn't listen to my staff. and then i almost fell asleep on stage. so, questions answered? >> no. i mean, that just makes it worse. if he can't travel around the world and do what presidents do,

he can't be president. if he is going to sleep in the middle of a 90 minute debate after he has basically rested for a week simply taking naps and having some murder board sessions is what you call them when you prepare for a debate. he didn't do anything else publicly. he didn't go anywhere. he didn't engage in any public activities. >> brian: i know. >> if that's wearing him out, thrns the answer. he can't be president. he may not really should be president through november. >> brian: maybe he won't on both counts. it's going to be a very different time, governor. thanks so much for putting it in perspective for us. thank you. meanwhile, after the supreme court immunity decision, alvin bragg's caving on trump's sentencing. trump's attorney is here, next. to react. ♪

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♪ >> brian: sentencing in trump's new york trial is now postponed. postponed from its original day july 11th to september 18th. this is huge. that's after manhattan d.a. alvin bragg did not oppose the trump request to delay the sentencing after the supreme court ruled on immunity yesterday. joining us now for his reaction. will scharf attorney for former president trump. will, judge merchan wrote in his ruling the matter is adjourned until september 18th for the imposition of the sentence. if such still -- if it's still

necessary, or other proceedings. what do you make of that those additional sentences. is he looking at the immunity from the supreme court and saying i have to make heads or tails of this? is he actually confused? >> look, i think we won a massive victory at the u.s. supreme court yesterday on this immunity case now you are starting to see the dominoes topple in all of these other cases against president trump. judge merchan has a very serious problem on his hands. there were items introduced in evidence in the trial that he supervised that i believe are clearly covered by the supreme court's immunity decision. that effectively corrupts that entire trial. it could easily be grounds for a retrial. i think that's why the new york d.a.'s office was so quick to agree to a continuance of the sentencing, and it's why judge merchan seems to be deeply worried about the jury verdict that he supervised. >> brian: so this means for one the rnc is going to go off without a hitch. can you actually script it because you will not have the center of attention in jail. i want you to hear what norm

eisen said. a big enemy of yours by the way. a big critic of yours and the former president. this is what he said on cnn today. >> we overthrew king george iii because we did not want a rural rulerto have absolute immunity. the supreme court has now altered that we have to be honest we are facing a major political candidate who says he wants to be a dictator on day one. they have just given him a license for dictatorship. >> brian: did that immunity -- did that immunity decision create a king and dictator? do you want to take that on? >> no. of course it didn't. look, norm eisen is like one of those japanese soldier still fighting in the jungles of the philippines in 1960s. he tried to get trump on the russian collusion hoax and involved on the first impeachment one of the legal master hinds minds behind this entire campaign of lawfare.

is he angry the supreme court stood up for the constitution, for the separation of powers and for the rule of law and that they weren't willing to just rubber stamp these insane jack smith prosecutions that i believe are just not well-founded in the law. so, frankly, norm eisen can pound sand. i understand that he is disappointed that we won yesterday. but the supreme court's decision is deeply rooted in the constitution and the separation of powers in core american legal principles and i, for one. am glad that the supreme court was willing to look past all of the politics and just focus on the law and on the constitution. >> brian: we will see where we go from here. at the very least we know what we are doing this summer. and that's watching politics and now we're going to be talking about going to court. think i that's good for the country. will scharf, thank you so much. congratulations. >> today's decision almost certainly means that there are virtually no limits on what a president can do. this is a fundamentally new principle. and it's a dangerous precedent. because the power of the office will no longer be constrained by

the law. even including the supreme court of the united states. >> bret: does he even believe what he is saying? when in doubt divide. that seems to be what he is doing and what the left is doing. moving on a different delusion almost daily. admission to distract from president biden's disastrous debate which, by the way, no one is getting off of. their new enemy is the supreme court. the trump derangement syndrome is in full swing. >> people are exploring options to live in other countries if they think they could be targeted for prosecution by donald trump. because targeting you or targeting me or targeting would be official act based on today's decision. >> this is a death squad ruling. in is a ruling that says as long as you can construe it as an official or quasi-official act can you do absolutely anything absolutely anything. not only president but forever. >> theoretically president biden acting within the scope of his

official duties could dispatch the military to take out the conserving justices on the court and he would be immune. >> brian: read a lot of books if you notice the back drop. joy reid taking it a step further. >> it's above me and joe biden now. don't care about joe biden's age, infirmity that he shuffled when he walks, i don't care. he could be seated for the rest of from now and election day and never get up off a chair. he could sit down and roll around on a wheelchair and seat board seated, i don't care. donald john trump cannot be allowed back into the white house. >> brian: that is another treason delete tiktok from our app. store. meanwhile, she would vote anything into office over donald trump. you just heard her. but she is not even the worst example. >> i'm depressed myself but i'm trying to tell you out there if you are, you got to hold on. we have survived all the depressing days so far. we'll survive this one. reach out to your friends for

help. boy, i pray. that's all i got to say. >> brian: reach out to your friends for help? liberals have gone screaming at the sky crazy. anything to distract from president biden. but here's the hard truth. yesterdayens decision was of their own making. the left went after trump. weaponizing the justice system to do so. and now the supreme court is answering them and setting precedent. they paint themselves as defenders of democracy. opposing the violation of norms. yet, they are the ones of guiltf violating the norms. they thought they could stop trump. that includes destroying our highest court. joining us now john that are turley george washington university law professor and author of the brand new best selling book write in the age of rage. rage is what we are witnessing, aren't we? >> we are. what you are witnessing and the book goes into this. people don't like to admit it. but they like rage.

it's addictive and also contagious. you see that the contagion just spread after this opinion hit and it reached all the way into the white house. what the president said was untrue. and these are people that have worked for years to censor others for disinformation which i also talk about in the book. and, yet, they are the spreaders of disinformation. anyone reading the opinion knows that this is nonsense. but it's also dangerous because if you tell people, according to one person there will be death squads in the street, some people will believe it. and if they believe it, they will believe that they should be able to take any means to stop it. that's how you end up with people outside of justice kavanaugh's house. trying to kill him. and, yet, we don't have any mature voices it seems on the left who are saying hold it. the court here adopted the middle path. they rejected the extreme arguments on both sides. they said they are basically

three categories here. have you core constitutional functions where there is absolute immunity. by the way the opposing counsel recognized there would be protection for some of those areas. then they said for those areas that are beyond that, there is presumption of immunity but it could be overcome in a trial. and then, there is all of that conduct and speech that may be private or unofficial that has no protection. that's what the opinion actually says. >> brian: if you listen to the arguments, even i made up. i'm not one of your students nor do i have a law degree. i love the argument. you could tell it wasn't going to be absolute immunity. you could threl was a concern about the president being sued when he leaves office over policy. and that's the 6-3 decision. so i want you to hear what elizabeth warren says to be totally irresponsible. she says elizabeth warren is back on her packing the court push. saying donald trump and mitch mcconnell stole two seats on the supreme court and we are living with the consequences. i have said it before and i will say it again: it's time to

expand the court. professor, what's going on here? if they get the senate which they could maybe the next cycle or find a way to hold it this cycle, who knows. all hell is not going to break loose. you don't have manchin or sinema stopping anything. >> this is a former law professor who is saying we should instantly pack the court to get a liberal majority to vote the way we want. now, in what world does that sound like the rule of law? by the way, when joe biden was vice president, he and president obama vaporized a u.s. citizen in another country. does the administration, these pundits who are silent by the way when that happened, do they believe that he could be charged with murder? the point that the court was trying to get at is that they had to find a happy middle somewhere here. now, people say happy, but they were trying to find a way to create some breathing room for the presidency without giving absolute immunity on everything a president does or says.

and so when you look at what president biden did in the white house, with his address, he was misleading the public. he was lying to the public. >> brian: last night, yeah. >> as president of the united states, you have to transcends the politics of the moment. speak frankly. can you disagree with when it opinion. there is good faith arguments on both sides. but to tell the american people that this opinion was something that it was not, is a dangerous practice. >> brian: you know what? he had the makeup on. he wanted to look at donald trump and he acted totally irresponsible unlike that syracuse lawyer who almost grad at the top of his class except for he was at the bottom. that happened. jonathan turley, thank you so much. your book was written at the perfect time. trump surging in the polls and confirming the democrats' first fears, that's next. ♪

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american voters say someone else, not joe biden should -- would give democrats their best chance if they were at the top of the ticket. only 25% of voters say joe biden gives democrats their best chance. joe biden's approval rating is down to 36% in this poll. that is his lowest approval rating of his entire presidency in cnn polling. his lowest number nearly four months out from the election. >> brian: i wonder why? we're starting to get the first look into the impact of biden's debate disaster and what's happened since. several new polls showing the one from cnn there. trump is breaking away from biden. the harvard harris poll taken the days following the debate shows. trump with a 6 point lead nationally. and when it comes to voter enthusiasm, the "u.s.a. today" came out with a poll shows 82% of trump voters are excited to vote for him in november. 60% of joe biden's voters excited to vote for him in november. most of which are probably his family. what's more interesting is the democrats are starting to speak honestly about the real

possibility that biden might have to step aside. >> i will support her if he were to step aside. >> like a lot of people, i was pretty horrified. >> there is concern about this situation. >> it's a legitimate question to say is this an episode or is this a condition? >> it's a rough night. the president admitted that it was a rough night. >> there are very honest and serious rigorous conversations taking place in every level of our party. >> we watched what happened with our own eyes. and to have people tell us that we shouldn't believe that, that it was just a bat debate night? no. >> brian: tim ryan said she should be out. joining us now mollie hemingway editor and chief of the federalist and fox news contributor. and kaylee mcgee white steam boat fellow. is this just the beginning of the biden slide and are you amazed that suddenly these people are believing their eyes when he spent all their eyes ridiculing us for believing our eyes?

>> exactly. voters have been expressing concern about biden's mental acuity for years. that's actually why he has been struggling in these polls against donald trump. the thing that's changing right now is merely that the media and other democrats are worried about their ability to pull, drag joe biden across the finish line in november. that's why they are panicking. and then boy are they panicking. >> brian: yeah. in fact, the "new york times" now reporting that democrat tammy baldwin, won't appear with president biden when he visits her state of wisconsin friday. she is locked in a tight senate race. and that's key for both parties. what kind of sign is that, kayleigh? >> you know, it is a sign in the right direction that democrats are clearly thinking about whether they could boot joe biden from the ballot. but, the thing is there really hasn't been much of a reaction on their part. a lot of pundits are saying. this but elected democrats are sort of hedging this field and they are refusing to actually go towards it. and i think that's because there's a deep disconnect right

now between the elected democratic leaders, the donor class, the establishment, the people who are responsible for joe biden running for re-election in the first place. and the democratic voters who, as mollie pointed out. have been raising these concerns for years. i think about my own demographic here, gen z voters. i'm not one of them. but the vast majority of my piers turned out to vote for biden in 2020 but only after he promised young voters that he would serve as a single term president. well, it turns out that biden in his decensorship pant party didn't really care much about those voters or the promise they made to them. they don't care about the people they represent. now they are surprised that young voters are leaving the democratic party in droves my answer is you shouldn't be you drove them out. you drove them right into the arms of donald trump today we found out that the president will sit for a taped interview on friday to air on sunday with

george stephanopoulos. what do you expect this to do? because, remember, stephanopoulos was pretty tough on him last time he did a sitdown. he said no general told me afghanistan army would clasp and this would be that type of disaster. >> yeah. george stephanopoulos who most people know him because he was president clintonens press secretary is a long-time ally of the clintons and a democrat operative is doing a taped interview with joe biden. this is not going to assuage people's concerns because the problem isn't whether in a taped interview that can be edited by allied media to make him look good whether he can look good. whether he can answer tough questions from people who aren't his political allies. until he is able to do that, that's going to be a problem. it's not just a problem -- right now the media and other democrats are freaking out about whether joe biden can be the 2024 nominee. if he can't be the nominee. 0 also can't be the president. if he is unable to fulfill the

functions of being that nominee. he actually has to resign or be ousted by 25th amendment. that's where things are starting to become interesting. >> kaylee real quick if you are donald trump watching us, would you hope that biden is out. or would you hope that he stays in? >> it depends on hot replacement nominee is but, as of right now. they don't have anyone electable in a general election who has the name recognition or the cash to really defeated donald trump. so, either way, it's looking good for donald trump. >> mollie and kaylee great job. >> thank you. >> brian: moving ahead some dems pushing kamala are playing the race card if you don't push kamala. the details, next. ♪

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>> plenty of people are g about ways to skip over kamala harris. she and her team are going to make it very difficult to skip over her because you can already see in some of the quotes that they are ceding stories with anonymously that they are going to point to the fact that she is a woman of color and people are saying no, next, please. >> brian: right. pick kamala or you are a racist. that seems to be the theme. new report kamala harris allies are seething as white democrats are dominating the biden replacement discussions. one long-time harris supporter telling politico this. the fact that people keep coming

back to this is so offensive to many of us. they still don't get that the message you are saying to people to this democratic party is we prefer a white person cnn guest says democrats are trapped. >> realistically there is no other option besides kamala harris. if joe biden were to step aside. there is no way you are going to bypass first african-american, first woman to hold that job for, you know, some white male governor like gavin newsom. simply not going to happen. the idea white knight no pun intendside going to come out of nowhere is just fallacy. >> brian: joining us now is horace cooper. chair and fellow at the national center for public policy research. now, horace, the democrats made their bed when they picked kamala harris. have to have a woman. a woman of color. even if she doesn't like me and called me a racist on the debate stage. so, your serve, kamala. your serve democrats. what do you think is going to happen? >> well, the first thing that we

observed after she got put on the ticket that we got a reverse bounce. it turned out that more americans, particularly democrats gave a lower approval to the biden-harris ticket than they had been giving to the biden ticket alone. the second is that she has had almost four years to demonstrate any kind of competency. any kind. >> brian: i know. >> pick a leadership issue. take some time. study a little bit. if the test for president is can you cackle? if the test can you laugh in the middle of your statement? you cannot be ever serious? she passed with flying colors. her own party knows that she's incompetent. she may, in fact, be one of the most incompetent people in the biden administration setting aside the president's difficulties.

my point about that is then they say oh, no, don't observe that don't notice that if we pick anybody else, with any competency, we only would be doing that because we are racist but my sense is the way that they ignore joe biden is the way they are going to bolster kamala harris and ignore her performance over the last three and a half years. listen to this exchange this morning. i was busy on another morning show. but, mika wasn't. she was doing her show and listen to the sigh in the background when a democrat suggests that maybe it's time to turn to kamala. >> i'm just not willing to walk away from someone who has worked this hard and has performed this well and gotten this much done. >> there is sort of semimiddle ground here, right? which is kamala harris. she has been vetted. she is the vice president. i would that would be the logical extension here. [sigh] >> other one tested big sigh there on air.

>> brian: having some trouble over there you got to watch that reaction. so, was that the reaction the democratic party, are they saying what can we do? are they really trapped? >> the chickens have come home to roost. we, on the right, believe in a meritocracy. we are not looking at your color. we are not looking at your gender. we just want to know can you actually do the job? they lied and said the problem is we haven't been looking at the race enough. we haven't been looking at the gender enough. well, guess what? if you paid any attention to her at all. you know she is incompetent and they're probably stuck with her. >> brian: the worst thing she doesn't study. she doesn't put the work. in horace, thank you so much. appreciate it. i will say this: if you have a promising career and want to be president. there is no reason to rush it for 2024 when can you keep your powder dry and not have to deal with trump in 2028. he tends to get aggressive

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>> it is time for seen and unseen where we share the stories and we returned to raymond. democrats turning schizophrenic before our eyes really since a debate. can you tell me why? >> on the one hand, you can call operation joe the comeback kid and on the other hand, joe, don't come back kid. >> joe biden has confronted and have had to come back from tragedy so the moment would be a comeback moment. >> he someone who knows how to get that up after you been knocked down and he knows how to come back.

>> president biden is a great guy and i'm a great guy. >> reporter: if the democrats were to change their nominee, should get on it. >> speak now or hold your peace. >> this moment of the race ftse entire narrative of his life has repeatedly risen up from rock-bottom and i've learned counting him out is always a mistake. >> always a mistake and forget kevin costner's horizon, you're listening to a new american saga. the problem is every biden public event since the debate underscored the perception he's falling apart and he wandered the stage on friday without a john in new york and yesterday offered a four minute speech on prompter wear he sported a new shade of orange and for a moment i thought it would be an

interesting cosplay trying to get the younger vote in. then today, things took a different turn. >> yes, it did. died and -- biden played a weatherman and offered a forecast. i haven't seen this yet. >> severe brainstorms. >> first ever white house summer on extreme heat investing billions to enhance the power grid and expand energy shortages employees into he environments and access to sharing shade and water and be careful on holidays telling the group in the briefing that you have to know how to know. >> you gotta know how to know. he don't know and that's part of the problem.

they can't keep saying the president is having a bad day, he's having a bad decade and painfully obvious to everyone. >> that's right again look out for shade. so that was not a good appearance today. >> 75 percent of americans say someone it should run in biden's place and will harass even played a hip executive in the paid campaign ad at the bet awards and. >> hello madame vice president i thought you blocked my number. >> what's on your mind? >> i'm worried about the election. >> i'm out here on the streets and you are right there is so much at stake in this moment as these extremists as they say are

not like us and we need to get our families, friends coworkers get them all to register to vote >> i was waiting for her to do a colour with meghan the stallion before the night was over so when she says i'm on the streets. what street is she on? you look at the poll numbers according to cnn, 65 percent of the black foot with biden and 2s an unheard of number with politics and republican so that's what you see her jumping and trying to salvage the sinking ship. >> mitt romney got a percent of the black vote. finally let's talk jill. >> jill biden flaunting her power and fashion on the cover of vogue but it's very bad

optics and hearing of -- wearing a 5000-dollar ralph lauren coat that kind of has a christmas carol vibe. what is under that hunter? i don't know what she's trying to convey here but it's all bad. >> new york post went off on it and called her vogue and him vague. have a great weekend and thanks so much. that is it for us tonight. filling in for laura tonight and you can catch me at saturday at nine. that's it and i just checked the tv guide and it is jesse watters next on primetime. watch. [ ♪♪ ]