greta: all right.ors saying he likes that toneown rhetoric and reference the attempted assassination. the week began before this convention with the near brush of death the former president and it is ending the week in milwaukee wit opponent could drop out of the race as soonest is weekend. robert costa cbs chief campaign correspondent described it this the pressure campaign is picking up speed in the democr party by democratic leaders and, donors, saying they want current president to not run for a second term. ook presidential nomination speeches at the republican national convention over to 1984 and ronald reagan speech before his party, 50 five minutes long, the shortest speech was by mitt romney in 2012 with 38 minutes and like we said, donald trump tonight broke his record and u.s. history record, 92 minutes, talking for over an hour and a half tonight. let's go to our next phoneall. go ahead, caller shawnee new jersey, democratic caller. -- sean in new je,atic caller. are you there? ok, one last

tumberg, and where is greta tumberg, we sat down, said, well if people want to see greta tumberg, weto give people greta tumberg knew where the actions were taking place, where she was taking people, one of our activists printed a poster, approached greta tumberg and said: well , how do you feel about this, she says, it is terrible, she was just told, then take a picture with the poster and we will write about it by mail what are you condemning, sometimes you have to resort to encouraging people and not thinking that she will sit like this, damn it, but what is there in ukraine, well , let's be honest with her and let's be realistic, ukraine is possible for her and it doesn't burn and doesn't hurt, maybe she thinks about something else entirely, but to shift the focus and show that there is a war in ukraine now, people are dying in ukraine, this is our, our such a sacred duty, this is our job after all. this work is, you know, i just wanted to say, you're talking about these horizontal connections, i thought how important it is when there are people who can set them up, and we need t

greta would not eat. she did not eat for nearly a year. she lost weight. some say that her growth was stunted. should we remove climate change discussion from teenagers because it creates anxiety? this bill has the potential to do that. under this bill, greta thornburg would have been considered a minor and she could have been deprived from engaging online in debates that made her famous, but also made her anxious. anxiety and eating disorders are two of the undefined harms that this bill expects internet platforms toou prevent and mitigate. are those sites going to allow discussion and debate about the climate? are they even going to allow discussion of a person story about overcoming eight eating disorder? that certainly could make people anxious. what if you hear the story of someone with anorexia and it makes you think you're an anorexic. instead of getting a mold that was a bad idea to engage in this sort of psychological problem, it may cause you to be anxious because you know how to address the sit

guest: good morning, greta. good morning, mr. green. always a pleasure to hear your voice. you are so calming and we need you so much now. back in 2016 i called into the program, there was a lot of panic after trump won and you know, everybody felt like we needed to calm everybody down. don't let them beat us. we are stronger together. and i thought we did a really good job, but you know, the crooked trump and this crooked movement, it was hard and since he started campaigning now, it's all been about joe's age. that and the border. those are the only two things that party has to go on. i just -- i fear right now, i am a little scared because i think that it's broken through a little bit. host: sharon, can i ask you, how do you think democrats change the narrative then? you said it's all about his age and immigration. how does the president change the narrative? caller: we need to listen to joe more than we need to listen to trump. you need to -- not you, greta, personally, but media needs to show trump for who he really is, call him out every single time for all the crazy,

i spoke to peter -- pedro last month i said that john and greta are doing a great job even though i still miss steve and bill. anyway, it is open forum, and if you do not mind i will be short and simple. the guy -- anyone over 72 we do not remember what we ate yesterday. but if you asked us what happened five years ago, in detail we can write a book. do you understand? and while i call them the uglies, they are not republican. all my life i was a republican. because of mr. trump i change to independent. now, -- we can have a woman president. i do not want him to say just do it now. pass it to kabbalah -- kamala. still whether it is biden or her, they will be trump. trump is happy now, he wants biden to stay because he knows that he can beat him. he is old. he is three years older than him. anyway. thank you for listening. i enjoy c-span. ok. host: sophia in new york city referring to one point to the polling by the washington post poll that came out july 5 through ninth and asked one of the questions of democrats and democratic leaning independents if biden were to step aside who do you t

caller: yes, greta. i am glad to talk to you.oticed the man who called in and questioned the former representative, which you were talking to, and asked a direct question, you never answered it, never looked it up, never confirmed it. i think you should. i think it is important that you prove yourself to be a neutral person that asks the question that a caller calls in, especially when it is on your media. please do that in the future. i would appreciate that very much. host: i would encourage you and others to go to our website, c-span.org. look at the appearances from buddy carter and see what he has said. caller: i don't have a computer to do that. host: i understand your point. ron in baltimore, maryland, independent. ron. caller: good morning. before the race, before the debate, you had several prominent republican leaders putting it out there that president biden will not be running at the end, towards the end. it is happening before our eyes. when you hear that two thirds of americans want him to drop out, i think that the

-teenagers, or something, you know, with a pardrozian quality, radicalism, well, like greta thunberg,ticism, the complete absence of any connection with reality, with the reality of what... we have nothing to reckon with there, because so far there is no force at a level capable of agreement that would take into account our security interests, that would at least recognize the reality of what happened for 20 years in ukraine, our position is therefore even more confirmed, well, i must say that ursula came up with a program, a program that... surprised many, we are still used to the fact that the european union is more of an economic organization, but her priority was the creation of a european defense union, the second point was the commissioner for the mediterranean, solving new problems there, the third development by the commissioner for paradise of a new lgbt plus strategy, well , of course, i would probably combine the first and third, it would probably be useful, but ursula. in general, she made a number of interesting statements, she said that it turns out that we cut off europ

she's admitted that as a teenager, greta wouldn't need, she wouldn't eat, she lost weight. some say her growth was stunted. should we remove the climate change discussion because it creates anxiety? this bill hasge the potential to do that. underis this bill, greta who had been considered a minor, and she could have been deprived from engaging online in debates that made her famous, but also made her anxious. anxiety and eating disorders are two of the undefined harms that this bill expects internet platforms to prevent and mitigate. are the sites going to allow discussion and debate about the climate? the story about overcoming an eating disorder, that certainly could make people anxious. what if you hear the story of someone with anorexia and it makes you think that you are anorexic? instead of a bad idea to engage in this sort of psychological problem, it may cause you to be anxious because you now have to address the situation. could that be regulated under the spell? it could. what will happen is fear of liability, fear of lawsuits, fear of what will happen under the p

for greta vhe greta thunberg. ban our assault weapons. have any of that going to talk about make america great again. securing our border. bringing back maganomics and of course drill baby drill. >> ainsley: look at the under biden and harris. raise cost to drill and mine on public lands. they canceled thousands of acres on oil leases. they set a goal for half of new vehicles to be electric by 2030. they released a string of regulations in appliance crackdowns. and they implemented stricter emission standards for fossil fuel power plants. this hurts american industries. how will donald trump connect with the working class voter? >> absolutely. well, you can add all of that that you just said, ainsley to the list of the failures of the harris-biden administration. look, president trump, ever since he came down that escalator in 2015 has fought for the forgotten men and women of this country. pennsylvania, west virginia and ohio this is the third largest natural oil reserve in the world. president trump understood that. fully empowered that

i say, here's the difference between me and greta. there are so many difference between me, but but s's young and so she has energy and time in a way that i'm going to say a lot of us don't, she probably i don't know her. so but i wouldn't say she doesn't have money the way some people do. so it be unreasonable to expect her and the, you know, melinda gates to contribute to this conversation in the same way. but also because she's young she has this ability to inspire, which i can i think can actually be a little offensive. i think young people are kind of like, hey, else stop telling us to save the world that you screwed up, but it can really shame us, right? when i look at my daughter and i'm like, this is what we're leaving you during season, right? when i can't breathe the air. and i'm like, we did this to you. the youth not only have and energy, etc. they had this specific place in our population that can be inspiring because it's really important to call us out right in different so her as a youth feels really important and then

caller: thank you, greta. i have been involved in politics out of my adult life and even served two terms as an elected official. i got so disheartened the last two years with the ugly rhetoric and the name-calling and the viciousness of the campaign. , instead of comparing and contrasting issues, it is all is character assassination. last night horrible attempt to assassinate president trump was horrible. but i am so hardened by our president, president biden's response, and by donald trump's response. it was graceful and full of hope , and the tone was so much better. the ugly tone and viciousness needs to be 200 down by the news media and by our officials. my opinion is that it is our leaders that need to set the tone. it should be about issues, not character assassinations. those are my thoughts about what is going on politically. host: and what rhetoric would you point to as problematic? do you want to's -- and what do you want to see in the next four days here in milwaukee, that change? caller: the name-

host: greta, as you would go to any concert or any convention, what do you want?ou want a good seat. clearly, you want the stage to be the center and to be as close to it as possible. . you heard the rnc official talk about seating delegation, gets put where. let's look at some of that. our gets referenced it before, some of the seats that you will see there already have some of the data that we use -- science that will be shown during the convention. a copy of the rules of the party. a copy of the order of business on every seat here -- this is the prince delegation we are looking at. who gets the best seat? the florida delegation. to my right is where they are positioned, front and center in front of the stage. they will see everything that is going on. not that there is bad sitting throughout the place, that they are front and center as we are seeing some of the members of the delegation already taking two key places. you can leave, folks. say hi to the camera. that is fine. now that is the center. the home-state, wisconsin. go to my left a little bit, of wisco

i say, here's the difference between me and greta. there are so many differences between me, but but she's young and so she has energy and time in a way that i'm going to say a lot of us don't, she probably i don't know her. so but i wouldn't say she doesn't have money the way some people do. so it be unreasonable to expect her and the, you know, melinda gates to contribute to this conversation in the same way. but also because she's young she has this ability to inspire, which i can i think can actually be a little offensive. i think young people are kind of like, hey, else stop telling us to save the world that you screwed up, but it can really shame us, right? when i look at my daughter and i'm like, this is what we're leaving you during season, right? when i can't breathe the air. and i'm like, we did this to you. the youth not only have and energy, etc. they had this specific place in our population that can be inspiring because it's really important to call us out right in different so her as a youth feels really important and t

caller: thank you, greta.e been involved in politics out of my adult life and even served two terms as an elected official. i got so disheartened the last two years with the ugly rhetoric and the name-calling and the viciousness of the campaign. , instead of comparing and contrasting issues, it is all is character assassination. last night horrible attempt to assassinate president trump was horrible. but i am so hardened by our president, president biden's response, and by donald trump's response. it was graceful and full of hope , and the tone was so much better. the ugly tone and viciousness needs to be 200 down by the news media and by our officials. my opinion is that it is our leaders that need to set the tone. it should be about issues, not character assassinations. those are my thoughts about what is going on politically. host: and what rhetoric would you point to as problematic? do you want to's -- and what do you want to see in the next four days here in milwaukee, that change? caller: the name-callin

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climate fund, one of the authors of the paris agreement, her career, one might say, is the dream of gretaence tabyana, first-line politician, she's close to lionel jospin, she is known for handling the climate convention on behalf of edouard philippe in 2019. tabyana was born in algeria, her father came from a wealthy jewish-algerian family. we are now blocked due to the fact that the socialist party has refused all the proposals that were put forward. they didn’t want to see any socialists in this post, i understand that, but we don’t want anything else. franz-info journalists talked to voters in the paris arrondissement, where the left won. unknown. natalya goncharova, lead. new domestic drones were tested at a testing ground near moscow. these are the developments of the kulibin popular front club. the inventions are not inferior in technical characteristics to leading foreign analogues, but are made in russia and from russian components. after testing, the drones will be handed over to soldiers in the northern military district zone. our correspondent alexandra perfileva has details.

and how about you, greta? what do you like rowing so much?r the act of, like, the motion. it's just so soothing. but i also really just love our team here. we have a great group of girls. what do you learn? >> because i remember back in rowing you learn a lot about your mind, about teamwork, that kind of thing too. >> yeah. i think like the biggest thing that i learned was like a positive attitude and a good teamwork kind of thing going on. i think that was like the biggest thing being on the team. >> tommy, is it hard to get up at god's hours? yeah. what time do you get up, >> practice like about 5 a.m. so i wake up about 430. >> all right, well, that's tv. people are used to that. those hours are easy compared to that, and really, this marina, it's pristine. it's beautiful and open to the public. right? correct. >> yes. all right. anybody can come launch and put boats out, and you can see all the different boats that you in your background that people love to be out on this waterway. it's awesome. >> all right. well, ladies, thank you very

good shock. greta is a great sean and for saturday among the nations on saturday. and they told about promoting indigenous languages and mutual lies in their off, which is very important. factors like on the culture, water energy, and the transport following to july 2023, cool. but also at present mohammed assume and actually in general, after i main, she added to power relations between the cost and the 3 masons have deteriorated. watching those a comic sanctions and threatened to a military base. i need to be sure to restore constitutional order for despite the regional body lifting sciences to pursue dialogue with the nation relations between the 2 fights of remain crossed. in january, the 3 masons announced directly from f o s, and the march created a joint military force to come about that she had as groups so resolutely of talk the a territory. they have also said that the military and defense types of funds while seeking to create a corporation with ross. yeah. meanwhile, it costs is holding lead us summit, sundays in a window where it talks about relations

and one thing i hope you all will do, greta, at c-span, like the person in minnesota saying we are not going to vote for joe biden, then who are you going to vote for, trump? host: seven of 10 independents say the president should exit the race. so independents could determine the outcome of the presidency. as you've heard political analyst say, like chuck schumer, democrat of new york, is privately signaling to donors that he is open to a democratic presidential ticket that isn't led by president biden. schumer has been insistent he is for joe in public, and private he is singing a different tune, according to three people familiar in the matter. he responded to axios reporting, i remain committed to ensuring donald trump is defeated in november. president biden this morning preparing for his news conference this afternoon at 5:30 p.m. eastern time. you can watch it on our free video mobile app, c-span now, or online at c-span.org. we also learn yesterday president biden will sit down for another one on one interview after his abc interview with george stephanopoulos. now he will sit

. >> cracks are biggest for greta and the pastor and half years? play what might biggest -- what i'm grateful for most is having the ability to serve with the kinds of people i just described. >> to answer your question at to very complex urban environment with an extensive tunnel network. so from a strategy i would defer to them with their strategy but being able to go in and clear out areas be able to try to hold that at the same time as hamas is able to move around does create some challenges. as far as the day after we have talked to the israelis about this, how to make a transition. is not a lot of detail i've been able to see we will continue to work on. and how you work the day after as well as sweet talk to some of the other nations and partners in the region as well. >> is time for one more comment charlie at cvs for. >> thank you. first about mr. secretary this is the first intercepted exercise in that region. what message are they trying to stand and why now? a lot of these questions would have been predicted and forecasted for, the chal

ones, starting with, by the way, a very interesting version from back in the day nemov's cinema, with gretaber, there are different film adaptations and very successful idiots were filmed by pyrev, our outstanding one, volodya burtka made a very interesting film adaptation, but he made idiots and... became a film writer, that doesn't happen. the film community is, of course, ready not only to discuss how to return young viewers to great literature with the help of quality films. one of the proposals is viewing soviet classics at school with a mandatory discussion of what they saw. i would say that here the ministry of education has the most serious the task is how to form a child’s love for books, a child’s love for literature. it was such a time and these should be the kind of films that officials of the future will one day want to recommend remaking. polina ermolaeva, elena fenoshina, sergei zanin, vladimir averin, denis tsitseronov and arina bogoroditskaya. news. nettles and lapuchas are taller than human height. buckwheat - 4 m in height, meadowsweet - plants of sakhalin and the kuril i

it's like greta thunberg announcing her latest climate proposal on gas station tv. fittingly, biden bowed out on national ice cream day. [cheers and applause] mr. president, thank you for your service. ♪ and i'm proud to be ♪ ♪ an americone ♪ ♪ 'cause at least i know ♪ brain freeze! for all you cynical people out there who don't pay attention to politics, 'cause i know what's gonna happen, i've seen all this before. no you don't, and no you haven't! the presidential debate was on june 27th, less than a month ago. since then, there's been an assassination attempt, a cult convention, and the debut of matt gaetz's new face. that... that really raised some eyebrows. and good luck lowering 'em. now, for the first time in u.s. history, the sitting president has dropped out of the race after the primaries are long over. you know, growing up, we all had textbooks with names like "american history volume 1: 1492 to 1877." future generations will spend a whole semester on "the first half of july 2024." no one -- i don't think anyone was more caught off guard by biden's announ

you finish the question, sorry, greta. host: it is ok.e go to the categories laid out by jack smith, five categories. guest: i rim now, so jack smith did not want this appeal heard it all, but given that the court was hearing it and the way justices were going during oral arguments, the lawyer for the special counsel, michael dreman, he had a fallback position, which was go to trial. if trump has a claim of immunity, raise it at the trial. if he loses, immediately go to the court of appeals and resolve it as the trial goes on instead of waiting to resolve all the questions for about the trial can begin. that was his fallback position. maybe it gets traction. host: so prosecuting the former president over election interference, it is broken down in bloomberg's reporting as precious state legislator -- pressuring state legislators and officials to disregard the popular vote, attempted to use the justice department to conduct sham election crime obes and push states to accept false electors,ttempted to enlist former president -- vice preside

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limited war between hezbollah and israel could become a regional war involving many, many others for greta and wedeman. >> thank you so much. >> all right. let's go to rome now. i'm barbie latza nato, and talk to us about how this has impacting the ceasefire talks. there yeah, you know, when these ceasefire talks were scheduled, obviously that was going to be on the back of the israeli prime minister netanyahu's visit to the united states and his address to congress in his meeting with the biden administration of course, things are drastically different today when they did meet here in rome. >> this was the head of the cia meeting, his counterparts from israel egypt, and qatar. and the meeting did not last all day. in fact, the israeli head of mossad flew back to tel aviv immediately after the lunch hour and was meeting with the prime minister. there. that's the only on the record information we actually have about what happened in this meeting that came from the israeli prime minister's office saying that fact they've talked about the document with some quote, unquote clarifications that

greta, where are you? just to get by, but get ahead. >> new this morning, the harris for president campaign just launched its first official video, and it comes less than a week after president biden announced he was dropping out of the race and endorsed his vice president for the job. the campaign ad starts with beyonce's song freedom and touches on gun violence, health care and abortion. >> it's been the honor of my life to serve as your president. but in the defense of democracy, which is at stake, i think it's more important than any title. >> president biden speaking to the american people in a historic address, the president explaining his decision to drop out of the 2024 race for reelection. >> the president framed his decision as his best chance at preserving democracy. he ran through his accomplishments in office, thanking the american people for allowing, as he says, a kid with a stutter to reach the highest levels of american politics. here's abc news reporter nguyen reggie aqui kumasi. >> good

and greta gerwig's movie harvey starring margot, robbie and ryan gosling was banned in vietnam due to all right. take a look at this. crews took advantage of this morning's low tide and got sausalito iconic sea lion sculpture. >> back to its home base. a crowd gathered to watch it all happen. the sculpture was knocked off its base and cracked during strong storms in january. last year, a local engineer fix the damage to sammy and he told kron 4 an environmentally friendly based was also welded onto the sculpture to ensure stability against the elements for decades to come and looks like they had some really nice weather out there for that to just a beautiful sunrise. and if you are looking for some free fishing while you are in luck this saturday, people can fish anywhere in california without a fishing license. all other fishing regulations such as ours bag and size limits, gear restrictions and requirements to stay in effect. it's the first of 2 free fishing days in the state. the next state. why free day is august 31st. that will be off from the newsroom today. thanks so much for j

greta, the central bank raised the discount rate by two more points: why is the central bank expecting a slowdown in the growth of housing prices and an increase in interest rates on deposits. the number of spectators was halved for safety. it's raining in paris. fifteen days' worth of precipitation is expected in the next 3 hours. the olympic games open in the capital of france. why was the ceremony not rehearsed? what is the reason for the large-scale disruption in the work of the railway? transport. unknown persons mortgaged the people's house artist larisa dolina, using her generated image and took out a loan of 50 million rubles. a person from the singer’s circle is suspected of organizing the deepfake. evgeny serebryakov, suspected of an attempt on the life of a general staff officer, was brought from turkey to moscow and has already given a confession. he agreed to cooperate with the ukrainian special services on his own initiative. serebryakov has been a kiev sympathizer since 2014, participated in russian opposition rallies and agreed to kill a russian officer for $10,000 ukra

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thank you very much, gerry and greta and of course, jacob rees—mogg, who is up next.ogg. thanks for joining me. nigel farage will be back tomorrow. he'll be in america. and who knows who he might bump into first though. it's your weather with alex deakin . weather with alex deakin. >> looks like things are heating up. boxt boilers sponsors of weather on gb news >> time for your latest weather update from the met office here on gb news. good evening to you tomorrow. fine with sunny spells and a bit warmer than today across most of england and wales, but for scotland and northern ireland things will be a little different. there's high pressure sitting across england and wales, low pressure and weather fronts just eking in from the west, bringing cloud and patchy rain. at the moment across western scotland and northern ireland. but that rain is going to pep up overnight. it could turn heavy for a time across the west of northern ireland and along the west coast of scotland. a few showers for nonh of scotland. a few showers for north wales, maybe, but for most of england,

greta thunberg style.estivals and you demand and you boycott them, and you threaten authors, and you make death threats all over the place, and you get what you want. >> and tessa, isn't it for the government to decide what businesses are legal and which ones are illegal rather than small groups of activists? >> i love that you record the activists so much power, they'll be absolutely delighted. i also love that not just the vast viewership of gb news are now alerted to the wonder lab feature at the science museum, but so too have they been given a free advert in the daily mail. so just think of the footfall that's going to exponentially rise because of you're not addressing the point at all. pioneering decision. hang on a minute. are we not allowed to have our leading intellectual property, our museums, to stipulate that those who sponsor and get the soft power from sponsoring their exhibits actually have to accord with the paris climate change agreement? >> i think this is very dodgy practice by charitie

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should they remove that because it makes greta anxious. said that she wouldn't eat, didn't eat for nearly a year, some say her growth was stunted, should we remove climate change discussion from teenagers because it creates anxiety? this bill has the potential to do that. under this bill, greta would have been considered a minor and could have been considered from engaging in online debates that made her famous but also made her anxious. eating disorders are two of the undefined harms that this bill will prevent and mitigate. are those cites going to allow discussion about the climate? will they allow discussion about a person's story about overcoming an eating disorder? that could make people anxious. what if you hear the story about anorexia and it makes you anorexic, it may cause you to be anxious because you now have to address this situation. could that be regulated? under this bill it could. what will happen is fear of liability, fear of lawsuits, fear of what will happen under the penalties of this bill is going to cause people to c

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>> don't you think, though, greta, it does start to raise a sort of fairly .y. i find it quite worrying, this idea that because mainly i'm thinking about children and that the family unit remains the best, i would say arguably the best environment in which to raise children . ideally one man, one children. ideally one man, one woman, not exclusively . i do woman, not exclusively. i do still think children can be raised in a loving home with two people of the same biological sex, but we have to be. we have to have these conversations because monogamy has served us quite well in that regard. yeah. >> and i think also when approaching the attitudes going into things like matrimony, it has shifted a lot, a lot since the latter. millennials, gen z, because there is this notion that we don't want the same oppression our parents had. we're more free thinking, we're more free spirited. and so they had this idea that when i go into a marriage, if it doesn't work out, i'll get a divorce. whereas generations before the idea of a failed marriage was something to be ashame

i hope that greta wasn't watching because she would have been appalled at all that single use plastic. >> it was a very good point. she would of. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> we don't know whether they were recyclable. >> that's true. i'm sure they were, because the focus of this game is meant to be sustainability, isn't it? so not london 2012, when they were building all these amazing aquatic centres and stuff, paris was like, no, we'll just use what we've got. >> yeah. and they did and they did. >> what did you make of the opening ceremony? because i can hear you all talking about it in the green room this morning is on everyone's lips this morning. >> i adored it. it was better than eurovision. oh my goodness, it was all the weird little interjections. it was weird. the catwalk that was so camp. the blue bacchus that came out of the plateau pretty much naked, painted, you know, lots of it was kind of inappropriate, but only lasted for three seconds at a time. and then it would flash back to something that was kind of more worthy. i loved that beautiful silver tech horse that they had that

i spoke to peter -- pedro last month i said that john and greta are doing a great job even though i stills steve and bill. anyway, it is open forum, and if you do not mind i will be short and simple. the guy -- anyone over 72 we do not remember what we ate yesterday. but if you asked us what happened five years ago, in detail we can write a book. do you understand? and while i call them the uglies, they are not republican. all my life i was a republican. because of mr. trump i change to independent. now, -- we can have a woman president. i do not want him to say just do it now. pass it to kabbalah -- kamala. still whether it is biden or her, they will be trump. trump is happy now, he wants biden to stay because he knows that he can beat him. he is old. he is three years older than him. anyway. thank you for listening. i enjoy c-span. ok. host: sophia in new york city referring to one point to the polling by the washington post poll that came out july 5 through ninth and asked one of the questions of democrats and democratic leaning independents if biden were to step aside who do you think