>> bret: finally tonight, a special day. >> going to come out? [cheers. [? [cheers] >> get me out of there. four crew members who spent more than a year inside a 3-d printed habitat similar to one made on mars have emerged. they shared the 1700 square foot facility, again, for more than a year. carried out tasks and experiments that may be done on the red planet. current nasa plans human on mars as soon as the late 2030s do you get more than 1700 square feet? i hope so. tomorrow on "special report." house and senate democrats meet separately to talk about the future in heir party and about president biden. if you can't catch us live, set your dvr, 6:00 p.m. in the east. 3:00 p.m. in the west. fair, balanced and unafraid. here is laura. ♪ >> laura: good evening, everyone. i'm laura ingraham. this is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight. it's great to be back. and tonight is the cure worse

than the disease? [laughter] [laughter] >> laura: coming up why a future president harris should be everyone's real concern. plus, it's his party and is he going to mumble if he wants to. >> all of those things that people gave me credit for -- or critics said biden just a big spender and that -- first of all -- >> laura: how are they going to avoid another biden freeze at the nato summit? but, first, failure to relaunch. that's the focus of tonight's angle. all right. i leave town for a few weeks and all hell breaks loose. >> make every single solitary person eligible for what i have been able to do with the -- with the covid -- excuse me with dealing with everything we have to do with -- look, -- if -- we finally beat medicare and i'm

going to continue to move until we get the total ban on the -- the total initiative relative to what we're going to do with more border patrol and more asylum officers. >> president trump? >> i really don't know what he said at the end of that sentence. i don't think he knows what he said either. >> by the way, i'm proud to be, as i said, the first vice president, first black woman to serve with a black president. >> i have a cognitive test every single day. every day i have that test. everything i do. you know, not only am i campaigning, but i'm running the world. >> laura: every day i have a test. of course although he somehow tries to deny it. biden's poll numbers are cratering, swing states, nationals, approval ratings, all of it. this is a new battleground state poll by the liberal grouch democrats for the next generation that shows trump up by an average of 4 points on biden across the board. including by a staggering 5 points. yes, five points in

pennsylvania. but today was the unofficial biden campaign post debate disaster relaunch. it's the day that scranton joe would come roaring back. >> i'm getting to frustrated by leaks. i'm not talking but guys but the leaks in the party who they know so much more. but any of these guys don't think i should run, run against me. announce it for president. challenge knee at the convention. what the hell are we doing, joe? what are we doing? this is bizarre. >> laura: i'll say. and after six house dems have called for him to step aside. well, the white house didn't want any more folding, so to stem the bleed, team biden sent a letter to the hill written by some aides. same aides covering up his position for years. despite all the speculation in the press and elsewhere. i'm firmly committed to staying in this race. to running this race until the end and to beating donald trump. and finally, biden had a call

with hand picked group of big donors where he said we can't waste any more time being distracted. i had one job and that's to beat donald trump. i'm absolutely certain i'm the best person to be able to do it. well, the donors we hear were 100 percent supportive but after biden's abc dud ned hastings had reiterated his call tore biden to step aside. hastings told abc that biden is unfortunately in denial about his mental state. and indeed their denials continued today pouring cold water on biden's reboot. the white house and the president are in conflict, it seems, over the timing and nature of a post debate doctor's visit. >> i was sick. i was feeling terrible. as a matter of fact, the doc with me. i ask them do a code test, trying to figure out what was wrong. he did a test to see whether or not i had some infection, you

know, a virus. i didn't. i just had a really bad cold. >> he did not have a medical exam. did he not have a physical. did he a verbal check-in with his doctor a couple days after the debate. and it was very quick. it was a couple of words that were spoken to each other. and that's how we were able to -- to -- we were able to give that you answer. but he did not have a medical exam. >> laura: hmmm. then reports that parkinson's' specialist kevin kennard visited white house 8 times in eight months with different white house staff listed as contact points. now, knowing that this information in white house logs had been reported on, one would think that on this big relaunch day, the white house would have been ready to answer some pretty legitimate questions about dr. kennard and the nature of his visits. instead, america witnessed more stonewalling. >> president, i can tell you, has seen a neurologist three

times. as it's connected to a physical that he gets every year that we provide to. >> [shouting questions. [. >> asked a direct question. >> hold on, hold on, wait. wait a second. >> 8 times or at least once in regards to the president specifically. >> just wait, hold on a second. >> one you should be able to answer by this point. >> no, no, no, no. wait a minute, ed, please. a little respect here. every time he has a physical, he has it to see neurologist. that is answering that question. >> no, it's not. >> dr. kennard came to the office specifically about the president's condition. >> ed, i also said to you for security reasons we cannot share names. we cannot share names of specialists broadly from a dermatologist to a neurologist. we cannot share names. there are security reasons we have to protect. >> visitor. it's public. >> i understand that. right there for anyone to say.

>> ed, i hear you. i cannot from here confirm any of that because we have to keep their privacy. i think they would appreciate that, too. we have to give them. >> be doctor. >> we have to keep their privacy. >> it's public information. >> i hear you. guys, guys,. >> unless the white house answers the question. >> hold on a second. there is no reason to go back and forth and be in this aggressive way. >> mystery how information has been shared with the press pool. >> every time i come back and answered question that i do yous ask. >> incorrectly and have to ask. >> that's not true. i was asked about a medical exam and physical and in the line of question that i answered. >> laura: don't you love the fact that they are finally doing their jobs, the media finally because they think biden is going to hurt them, hurt the power? they're finally asking questions. and then kjp doesn't nosy what to do with it, privacy, security she is citing? what? we are talking about the president of the united states. you know, the guy who has the power to launch a nuclear war?

but they frankly don't think that you have the right to know anything. unless a court maybe forces them to turn it over. >> the president could authorize that his medical records or additional medical information could be made public because he would wave hipaa and he could do those things. >> i don't know how all of that works. i'm not going to pretend i know how that works. and what i will do is certainly we'll share that information with the powers that be. i just don't want to get into a back and forth on that particular question. >> laura: now, this was the complete but entertaining train wreck. now, if the bidens really wanted to put it all to rest. they would allow his doctors to be available in the briefing room. they loved it when fauci was there, right? that doctor would answer any and all questions. or have a panel of doctors. they would talk about all their evaluations or lack of evaluations and just tell us about biden's overall cognitive

health. but, look, we know at this point, in the media's just waking up to this, the white house has zero credibility. they have shredded it. and now they, you know, the kjp and company want to get all indignant with people for actually doing their jobs? >> do take offense to what ed alluded to you know, come out here every day there is a press briefing. and we do our best to give you the information that we have at the time. to say that i'm holding information or allude to anything else is not -- is really really unfair. >> laura: today, the white house succeeded in showcasing biden those as an angry old man on msnbc. with his staff doing the same thing they have done for three and a half years. covering for him. so they can just cover for themselves after all. it's a hideous and it's a reckless game they are playing. the democrats deserve every bit of what they are going to get in november for their part in this

charade. and that's the angle. joining me now is texas congressman ronny jackson. he served as white house physician under both president trump and president obama. also with me ari fleischer, former white house press secretary and fox news contributor. congressman. i want to get right to this because i watched this in its entirety, this press conference. and she kept citing security reasons for not revealing treatment. doctors for possible parkinson's or other conditions. is there a security reason for not mentioning that? >> well, no. laura. that's a ridiculous comment at this particular point. the cat is out of the bag. dr. canard, who is a movement -- disorder specialist and neurologist from walter reed came to the white house. he was waived into the residence clinic. the clinic directly below the

president's bedroom to specifically treat the president and members of the first family. unless they are saying that the people that filled out the logs are liey, then it's established that dr. canard came to the white house and came to the residence clinic at the beckoning of dr. kevin o'connor who is the president's physician. why are we listening to this box of rocks who calls herself a press secretary talk to us about the president's medical issues? why isn't kevin o'connor the appointed physician of the president standing there answering questions from the press about what is going on with the president. at this particular point, laura, i think it's medical malpractice if he hasn't been seen by a neurologist yet to evaluate his cognitive issues. i am sure he has and is he probably being treated. they won't bring him to the podium they don't want us to answer those questions yes he has been evaluated and most likely yes being treated for whatever cognitive issue he has going on on display for the whole world at this point.

>> laura: ari, at some point she referenced specialists are available for anyone at the white house. she said that today. i worked at the white house a long time ago. i don't remember that. i don't remember regular white house staff -- can you get for sore throat and stuff. we are supposed to believe members of the president's marine detail are going in to get consults for parkinson's? is what is this? >> yeah. that was not a fringe benefit i had. they maybe got expanded under obamacare. that's news to me. the only question is the health of the president. whoever told karine jean-pierre security she can't answer. relieved to hear so that way she won't have to deal with the answers. political malpractice and terrible judgment and bad

ethics. thee they need answer those questions. a parkinson's' specialist came? why were they living advice in were they talking to staffers how to handle it to the family how to handle it. my mother went through this in her mid to late 80's, laura. it's brutal on the families. >> laura: my dad did, too. >> anybody involved reaches out for help. is that what is going on at the white house. you don't have parkinson's' specialist comes 8 times in one small segment of time earlier this year unless there is a reason for it. those physicians are there to serve the president and his family. anything else is incidental and on the side. they are there for the president. >> laura: yeah, congressman, the "new york times" reported something that we all had understood but it bears repeating that an array of neurologists who have not personally examined mr. biden said they observed symptoms in his public appearances consistent with parkinson's or related disease such as hypo

phonic speech. forward flex posture, a shuffling gate, masked face and regular speech pattern. they emphasized a specific diagnosis couldn't be given without firsthand examination. so that's true. but, there are an enormous, huge array of symptoms that he is, you know, showing the world seems to me there is a security concern about this. had it's a national security concern. >> you are right it's a national security concern. and absolutely the signs and symptoms that he is demonstrating cannot be explained in any shape, form or fashion based on the previous reports that have been given by his doctor, the written reports that have been given by his doctor related to his physical exams. so, everyone knows something is going on. everyone doctor, you don't even have to be a doctor anymore. everybody that has seen the president knows that he has got cognitive issues. whether it's parkinson's or alzheimer's infraction. something is going on.

it can't be explained based on what we have been given so far. it's not security of issue. i want to reiterate that look, he, you know, there's no security issue for this doctor. the question is who did he see? if he went up there, right? he went to the clinic to serves the president and the feest first family. there is another clinic in the eisenhower executive office building where he could have seen other people. >> laura: bingo. >> setting in which he has seen. because he was seen in that setting. indicates he was seen. seen president or the members f the first family. not the first question we wants answered is did he or did the no not see the president. if he saw somebody else. they can protect that person's privacy. come up and say it's not the president. >> laura: ari, really quickly, this was a relaunch day. do you disagree with my characterization on the sang gel that this was their big effort with the donors how could you

give it ari 1 to 10. >> this is a zero, laura. only data relaunch the day after the debate. reason they didn't relaunch is because they wasn't capable. it tells you something they couldn't and didn't. >> laura: congressman, ari, thank you both so much. coming up, now we know who is controlling biden and, yeah, we were right all along. stay with us. ♪

>> president biden wakes up every morning ready to work for you. joe has made it clear that he's all in. [cheers] >> just as he has always supported my career, i am all in, too. >> there is credible reporting now that hunter biden has become the de facto gate keeper to his father. >> laura: wow, america has leander lot about how the bidens operate when their power is threatened and who the real enablers are well, for the past four years the angle has been me particularlessly documenting biden's shocking decline and generally met with shrugs or denials and dismissiveness. >> they are cheap fakes video. they are really diving into these cheap fake videos.

>> far beyond cogent. in fact, i think he is better than he has ever been. >> democrats themselves who are in the meeting with president biden, they say that he is all there. >> biden is stately comes with gravitas. >> laura: we knew joe biden hasn't been the making the big decisions at the white house. he doesn't have the mental bandwidth to do it. the angle always had very informed theories will this. >> standing by your man is one thing. but propping him up when people need strong and vigorous leadership, well that's dishonest and craven. these women are pushing their men beyond their limits. not out of a devotion to their constituents but to to these women's own desire to political power and prestige. >> now as biden implodes, the media, as i said before, finally catching on. the "new york times" last week noted that jill previously was a figure of minimal controversy but that started to shift when the campaign started even citing yours truly for being one of the

first how jill interacts with joe. she is like a visiting nurse. not a partner or a regular first lady. >> i think what people don't see is how hard joe works every single day. his job doesn't end when we just have dinner together at 7:00. he is on the phone. and is he on the phone with leaders of foreign countries. and is he on the phone with his cabinet. i see that strength and that resilience and that steadiness every single day and he is unflappable. [laughter] >> laura: i mean, it's so obvious. their enablers swept his enabler's role under the rug. >> i think what people don't see is how hard joe works every single day. his job doesn't end when we just have dinner together at 7:00. >> right. >> he's on the phone and he's on the phone with leaders of foreign countries. and he's on the phone with his

cabinet. >> laura: just as they brushed off out sized role they did the same with hunter's. we were told repeatedly biden didn't know anything about hunter's relationships until they couldn't deny it any longer. we knew it very long. they have been very tight in every way from day one. no one should be surprised hunter, a felon facing more criminal tax trouble is on on these post white house debate strategy meetings. but the fact is no one elected jim biden or hunter biden to anything, thank godness jill a coin climber always jealous of michelle obama and hunter is well hunter. about the bidens it always is and has been holding on to power by any means necessary. let's face it, if joe is no longer in the white house, where does that leave his family of grifters? they know nothing other than the sham that they have been running for decades, leveraging government positions to make

money for themselves. both jill and hunter care about one thing, holding onto the white house for dear life. they don't ware about how humiliating it is for him. they don't about the country and certainly don't care about their party. joining me now is ned ryun. founder and ceo of american party. ned why would hunter, why what your theory why hunter would be any of these strategy meetings. >> power is more intoxicating drug than crack. no, i think, in all seriousness, i think jill and hunter are absolutely holding on for dear life. i think if i'm being completely honest, hunter is holding on to dear life because he needs a pardon at some point. i don't even know if hollywood could come up with a script like this, laura, a corrupt crack head and fake doctor running the white house for a semi senile president and they are not going

anywhere. the essence i'm shorthanding a little bit from the message that they sent today with jill biden and her team with joe's signature affixed to it was we are not going anywhere. you all can go pound sand. and the amazing part is they actually have the legal high ground. if they do not consent to go and by that i mean the team, biden is not going anywhere. now today we see chuck schumer and hakeem jeffries and other senior democrats falling into line saying they are going to support joe moving forward. >> laura: this is it. joe biden isn't going to be the nominee. joe biden is the nominee and, look, he is the one that the voters wanted. they kind of juiced their primary and pushed r.f.k. out. but he was the one that was picked. and he's the one they thought, despite everything that they saw, with his declining before our very eyes. >> correct. >> laura: they thought that guy was the best, okay. let's go joe, let's do it.

he said watch me. that's the problem. >> make my day, pal. no, this is what they wanted. if they wanted to make a change they would have done it a year, year and a half ago. i think what is going to happen every day that passes, laura, they become more entrenched, i think in a couple weeks, the credential committee is meeting. i would not be surprised if they endorse joe a full month before the dnc and then the question sand i see this actually not really hang. do you have a hostile revolt on the floor of the dnc in august? >> laura: no. >> i don't see that happening. >> few weeks before ballots drop. i think everybody, like a series of dominoes is going to start falling back into line behind joe biden and say this is our man we are going to go for it on november 5th. >> laura: i have to say this i woke up in the middle of the night i was overseas when this debate was happening. and i woke, you know, my family up because i was laughing so hard. how can this actually be the united states that we are watching the president of the united states who cannot answer a question. and i was thinking, this is, again, all the people out there

he was their answer. so, for all the people who said he should step aside, ned, he should step aside. they are going to have to crawl back. >> exactly. >> laura: we take it back, he is the best person. how do you do that? >> because, the left last has one goal in mind, their morals and ethics, immoral and unethical is based on one thing, political power. we are seeing this mini drama play out with jill and hunter biden. the democratic party at large, political power is their precious. and so at some point they are all going to suck it up and come crawling back to joe. and hope that somehow maybe magically he can pull off a win on november 5th. because the goal is how do we hold on to political power and they are just going to resign themselves to i guess joe's our best chance. >> laura: yeah. you got hand it the to bidens, right? as if we're going to leave. it's kind of admirable in a way.

political observer, you have to say like wow, they had all these billionaires telling them to get out and they are like no, we are not doing that we are staying in. >> no, not doing it. >> laura: ned, i have been dying to hear your opinion for two weeks. coming up, what's worst than a figure head's the replacement. defactor. if a biden's second term never happening fun segment stay there. ♪ it's pods biggest sale of the summer. save up to 25% on moving and storage for a limited time. and see why pods has been trusted with over 6 million moves. but don't wait, use promo code big25 to save. visit pods.com today. fifty years ago, i prayed this prayer, and it changed my life, and it can change your life.

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' lawyer flower a desperate effort to please the hard left, biden has rejected the judgment of his own party's voters and placed harris in line to have all the power that democrats thought she shouldn't have. with kamala harris, the democrats are between a rock and a hard place. remember, a vote for joe is a vote for kamala. >> and going forward, given

biden's irreversible mental decline republicans, i think they need to stress that point now more than ever. whether biden steps aside or not, he is not going to, kamala harris, who ran one of the worst presidential campaigns in our political history, she still holds the keys to the democrat kingdom. even though she tries to play the role of enthusiastic here to leader. >> give thanks to our commander-in-chief, the vice -- the president of the united states, the extraordinary president of the united states, joe biden! [cheers] >> laura: i think my dog ran to the other room when that was first played. and now the most extraordinary president ever, yeah. and if you listen closely to top democrats and talking heads. they are really trying now to mightily, mightily trying to build her up. >> i think people are hoping that he will recognize we're running kamala harris for president right now.

she -- that's what we're running. november believes joe biden is going to be president in four years. >> laura: yeah, i'll say. but, behind closed doors, smarted democrats know the truth about kamala. she has been way over her skis for most of her political career when she owes by the way to the man she had a romantic relationship with. former san francisco mayor willie brown. the "new york times" obituary on her horrendous aborted 2020 campaign, that was brutal. ms. harris is the only 2020 democrat they wrote fallen out of the hardtop tier of candidates. she has proved to be uneven campaigner who changes her message and tactics little effect. factions. and by the way her hemorrhaging continued in the white house. >> well, right off the bat, there were theories that biden's people had had it in for her nut beginning by giving h her

unenviable role of border czar. since then she hasn't fliciousd accomplished anything unless you count embarrassing herself laughing at inappropriate times and saying stupid things. >> i just love the idea of exploring the unknown. >> i love electric school buses. i just love them. for so many reasons, maybe because i went to school on a school bus. >> i really love venn diagrams. [laughter] >> laura: but now they have to pretend that she is a force to be reckoned with. >> she is increasing her role and she has been a valued partner since day one. i won't get into whether she has been covered fairly by the press. she is valuable partner. she is incredibly intelligent. >> laura: joining us now former congresswoman. 2020 presidential candidate. fox news contributor. now, tulsi, you debated kamala,

do you think she actually thinks she is smart and effective and if so, why? >> without a doubt she believes. this i can't even begin to analyze the case. she has been unqualified to serve as vice president and is not qualified or capable at all for the very real prospect that if biden wins, she will be president of the united states. that's a fact. regardless of who is on the top of the ticket as the democrats figure this oing out whether it's biden and harris president kamala harris will be our commander-in-chief. soldiers defloyd multiple war zones speak brothers and sisters in uniform. that prospect should be terrifying for all americans. she is incapable and unqualified to be our country's commander-in-chief, which then leads to what i know to be certain, just as joe biden is

not calling the shots on our foreign policy, he has got tony blinken and hillary clinton and jake sullivan and lloyd austin and all of these other people in the deep state administrative state who are not elected. who are actually making these decisions related to our foreign policy who have pushed us to the brink of multiple wars, russia, china, iran, north korea and close tort brink of nuclear war than ever before. if it is a president kamala harris, a commander-in-chief kamala harris, it will be the very same deep state making these decisions that have done such great harm to our own national security and to our freedom as a country. >> laura: the damage that these people have done. when trump looked at biden and i'm just paraphrasing but said why are you doing this to america? why are you doing this? that is just a legitimate question. and she is just completely incapable. and it is embarrassing. i don't mean to be personal. it's embarrassing how she speaks in public. so she might not have obviously

cognition problems. but she is just not that capable. and that's a problem. now, tulsi, moments ago. two more democrats came out in support of biden. check this out. >> do you support joe biden staying as your democratic nominee? >> yes, i made clear that day after the debate publicly that i support president joe biden and the democratic ticket. my position has not changed. >> joe biden is our nominee. he is not leaving this race. is he in this race and i support him. >> laura: aoc the great crusader just minutes ago another squad member ayanna pressley said birntiond is the nominee. the squad fell in long line with the warmongers, perpetual war party and the squad dropped all their peace and went with them. >> a the choice the voters have

a vote tore biden-harris is vote for deep state and. foreign policy and tyranny and a vote for donald trump is a vote for somebody who can actually wrestle that power and control away from them. and put us back on track toward a path toward a free, prosperous and peaceful future. >> laura: peace. i'm glad he talked about peace at the debate. tulsi, thank you so much. coming up, i can't imagine a better time than now to parade biden in front of our nato allies. what could go wrong? next. ♪

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>> respected all over the world. all over the world we were respected. and then he comes in and we're now laughed at. we are like a bunch of stupid people. what happened to the united's reputation under this man's leadership is horrible. >> laura: today the white house press is a actually picked up on the weakness at home, means weakness abroad theme. >> what's the president, you know, does the president feel -- how does he plan to reassure american allies in nato that he is up for the job now when he couldn't confront trump on stage then. >> i think your question presuspect poses the notion that they need to be assured of

president biden's leadership and commitment. that's not the case. we north picking up any signs of that from our allies at all. quite the contrary. >> laura: never seen any freezing of biden behind closed doors. that's not the point that kirby made. of course our allies aren't stupid enough to call up the white house, call up kirby to complain. biden seems really out of it. that would be dumb. instead, beginning to make overtures to trump people. and they are preparing,according to media reports for trump's return. america first is not really something they like. but it's something they are going to have to deal with again. joining me now elbridge colby, former secretary of definition under trump. eldridge, our allies, kirby said, is he not hearing any concerns. they are apparently totally copasetic with the way things are going. thoughts? >> well, i think that's kind of ridiculous. in fact, if you open the pages of politico, can you see our allies talking about their concerns. in fact, i would regard something more like a meltdown.

the one thing i would say, and, laura, you said it so well in just the past segment is the importance of peace and president trump, i think, absolutely rightly talks about the fact that we're on the verge of worl world war iii. we have been talking about this for a couple of years. now poo testimonily looking into the expansion of the war of ukraine. it's not going well. the chinese are preparing war in the middle east istill going on. you look at the results here, i mean, from an america first point of view, practical point of view. i think it's disastrous. we do need a change fundamentally. i would just say that the other thing is that the only other thing i would say, laura, they may not say they like america first. and the president trump's approach. actually, i think it's going to be better for them. reporting today that actually the europeans are starting to spend more in part because they are concerned more about president trump. do you know who is that is good for in the europeans. they will be more secure if they take more self-reliance. actually, biden is not doing them any favors by having photo op.s and big party for nato.

>> laura: 750th anniversary of nato will be another biden relaunch attempt. do you think it will work? >> i don't think so. look, i mean, the european, particularly the western and northern europeans very comfortable. olaf schultz the ch chancellor f germany endorsed him. feeling good feeling they feel he gives them. the fundamental reality is the situation is not good. biden is great at handing out commitments. as he himself said he is even talking about expanding nato further potentially. irreversible movement with ukraine. actually backing that up in a way that prevents war? no, if you want peace, you want something more like president trump's approach that does involve strength but also involves clarity and understanding what the american people really need. >> laura: yeah. their economies were better as well when trump was president of the united states. eldridge, great to see you. thank you. raymond arroyo is here. a special seen and unseen, next. ♪ >> i'm at the essence festival in new orleans. kamala harris spoke here.

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>> laura: time for scene and under scene will be real a real the stories behind the headline, returned to our fox news contributor, raymond, okay,, the white house keep saying to the next interviewer event will prove it that joe got it when he does not have it, whether it was in the morning a joe interview you showed earlier when you can hear him flipping through the pages were every public appearance, and only cements the impression of decline? watched doctor jill out of this fundraiser sunday, she knows he's going to offer the into someone's of the troops. >> president biden: that the secret service is going to kill him, they ran up like to stories and said to joe, -- it never

leaves you. anyway. thank you, thank you. [ chuckling ] laura we have only been reporting this for years and years and anytime he says anyway, you know he's about about to go disastrously. >> laura: she is the human embodiment of the old hook,. [ laughter ] >> get off! 's before when he starts rambling cat get off. >> with the campaign teetering we decided to go down to the essence festival, the largest cultural gathering of african-americans to get to the impressions of joe biden now? kamala harris was also thereto, she might -- barely mentioned joe biden, it's a key constituency but are polls indicated a point slide for joe biden for black voters. >> at de have confidence in joe biden after that last debate?

>> i have more confidence and trump, yes. >> is he do old? >> yes, but i did not want to say don't tv. >> i'm undecided. >> a lot of people say kamala harris should take his spot. >> okay,, yes! >> i don't want to say this but will he be able to remember? [ chuckling ] >> now that i think about it, you has to go to the side. >> i did not have confidence in joe biden. >> why not? >> it looked like he was not focused, look like he has dementia? >> it do you think? >> he's aging. >> ild have a concern, bit concerned. >> i'm not a very confident because that debate was... all my god, it was a site. >> i am concerned, i am concerned. >> i would say -- i would not say i'm confident but i'm thinking it is possible, i'm hoping it will work out a.

>> for his condition and agent is something that i'm navigating, trunk to see how it will work out? there are concerns a. >> on not really a joe biden fan or a trump fan, i honestly feel like this country headed in the wrong direction when it comes to politics you and i have 0 confidence, everybody good to see, me and other people could see how bad a president he is. it is not always about of the left and right about who can get to the job done. >> some years ago i clearly saw what was going on with the joe biden, unfortunately when it comes to politics, we the people who should have the boys are not being honest about what is going on. we have parents suffering like that, i think it is elder abuse. >> laura, you see this but here in the african-american community, and it's reflected into the polling and there is a gender split appear! i as the most revealing question of all... >> under who did you do better financially? donald trump or joe biden?

>> trump! -- he did give us a stimulus to an obama. >> there is 2 choices, trump or joe biden. >> i would have to say trump. [ chuckling ] >> donald trump. >> to be honest donald trump because we did get to the stimulus checks. >> my husband says trump. [ chuckling ] that's a hard question! oh, my god... >> donald trump honestly, after the economy after the end of the day was it a better standpoint. >> inflation was down, gas prices was down, housing was cheaper. everything was cheaper pretty much got no wars going on. >> um... that is a good question. i'm not prepared to answer that

1. >> laura, you see the reticence there, off-camera, a man told me they are voting for trump but are they did not want to say so on camera and the polls reflect that. >> laura: you see the divide also, woman tend to support joe biden more catheters a gender gap pier mac way even if trump picks up 5 percent more of the black vote are 7 or 8 percent, that is devastating, he should keep doing what he's doing. raymond, grade reporting, thank you very much. great to be back, will be enjoyed the show as much as i did, make sure to follow me. i have new stuff going on on instagram and he couldn't see what we did in the little break ahead appear! we had some fun? i have impeccable timing! remember, it is an american now and forever, and it jesse watters takes it from here... >> jesse: welcome to 'jesse watters primetime', tonight