i am going to bring up some polls, chairman harrison. wall street journal says harris erases trump lead. 49% for donald trump, 47% for the vice president for the new york times, harrison narrows gap against trump. trump, 48, harris, 47. in that new york times poll, nate cohen writes, "conversely, she fares worse among white working-class voters and voters older than 65 than biden did in all but one prior siena poll." so, while it is great that we saw all those golf carts in the villages for the vice president, how worried should democrats be about that erosion of support from voters older than 65 for the vice president? >> i don't think this is a time to worry, i think this is a time to educate people about the contrast between our presumptive nominee in terms of kamala harris and the 34 counts convicted felon in donald trump. you know, the man who was convicted of sexually assaulting women. you know, we have to make the difference. donald trump has project 2025, which says that they want to gut medicare and social security, that they wa

. >> reporter: dnc chairman jaime harrison says democrats will push back hard. >> we are going to make sure that the american people understand who is the party of intolerance, who is the party that is anti-diversity in this nation. >> reporter: and late today, there was a sign of more attacks to come. house republicans filed articles of impeachment against vice president harris, citing the ministrations record on immigration and other house republicans are calling on her to invoke the 25th amendment to remove president biden from office. norah? >> norah: robert costa, thank you very much. the director of the secret service resigned today one day after admitting the assassination attempt on donald trump was the agency's most significant operational failure in decades. as cbs's scott macfarlane reports, kimberly cheatle drew start criticism from both parties. >> reporter: ten days after the historic failure in butler, pennsylvania, kimberly cheatle resigned as u.s. secret service director, writing to colleagues, "this incident does not define us" and that she didn't want to be a distrac

benjamin harrison. he's born and in ohio, he is the grandson son of william henry harrison. he graduated from miami in oxford, set up a practice and a law practice in indianapolis. then he joins the civil war as captain finishes as a brevet brigadier general. rise is in national politics. in the 1888 republican convention, he checked all the requisite boxes. are you from ohio? check. did you serve the civil war? check? okay. you're our guy. he also had the advantage of his pedigree. and in the subsequent, the republicans sold him as much or more as the firm. his relationship to his grandpa, william henry harrison, as they did for his own merits. and although like hayes, he lost the popular vote he did win the electoral. and for the first time since 1875, the republican party, both houses of congress and the presidency, and they set to work passing an ambitious agenda which included a lot of spending. he inherited a surplus, cleveland. but upon his election, one of his supporters cried. harrison, president and god help the surplus. and he was absolutely right. he oversaw a dr

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just as harrison rightly points out, they've gone way too far left. that's why i say the party needs a reckoning. >> jonathan: harrison, if we look at the potential match ups as you were mentioning for president trump, the reuters postdebate poll, you can see it there, has biden and trump level which is very different to the new york times cn uphold. but then you go down the list there, kamala harris gets very close to president -- former president trump, certainly within the margin of error. michelle obama who i assume, that's more aspirational than real, as a prospect, but who do you or who would you fear the most as opposition for president -- former president trump? >> i think the only person who could probably beat donald trump is jesus christ and last time i checked he would probably not run for president. we've seen a former first lady run against donald trump. s what, she lost. i'm not too worried about michelle obama, definitely not worried about kamala harris. she was in charge of the border. she was looking for root causes. she could have j

i'm going to bring up some poles, chairman harrison. wall street journal shows harris erases trump lead. 49% for donald trump. 47% for the vice president. new york times, harris narrows gap against trump. trump 48, harris 47. in that new york times poll, nate cohen writes and i want to quote here, conversely she fares worse among white working- class voters and voters older than 65 than biden did in all but one prior poll. so while it is great that we saw all of those golf carts in the villages for the vice president, how worried should democrats be about that erosion of support from voters older than 65 for the vice president? >> i don't think this is a time to handwringing or worry. i think this is a time to educate people about the contrast between our presumptive nominee in terms of kamala harris and the 34 count convicted felon in donald trump. the man who was convicted of sexual assault. we have to make the difference. donald trump has project 2025, which says they want to got medicare and social security. that they want to rip aw

the biden harrison ministration got it done.broke his promise to the january 6 mobile eset i'll be at your side when he marched down to the capital. he did keep two promises, he kept his promise to destroy the right to choose in this country, and he kept his promise on tax cuts for the rich and if you want to know what a second trump term would be like, i was start by looking at those rare promises he asked he managed to keep. >> shannon: he did say you want to get rid of roby wait. but again sent it to the states. >> yes power the state to eliminate women's access to abortion and also as you know the publican party continues to be interested in a national abortion been. >> was she estimates about it completely. >> he disavowed a lot of things but he also time. >> you think his pledge that he would not pass a national ban is one... >> that will go down most of the promises he's made and broken. >> aside with this because we're still talking with a transition to the brand-new nominee apparently with a ticket, questions about why

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i know um the chair, jamie harrison has announced that the nominate will be chosen by august 6th. but that doesn't mean it won't still be a process, but yes, of course, vice president harris is in the very best position of anybody being discussed. susan, the best position rina, do you think the republican strategy has to change? now if campbell house is the presumptive nominee, as well as of the time of this recording, she's a mast enough delegates to, to get the nomination and those, you know, barring some cataclysmic event. and i think republican should expect that she will be the one that faces off with donald trump, and i'm a 100 some days. and i think we're looking at a moment in history where a lot of people are feeling suddenly energized after months. if not years of fatigue and frustration about our choices at the federal level about why, you know, many leaders don't pass the baton more quickly. and regardless of where you are on the spectrum, i think there are, there is a sense that hope is on the ballot in some way. and look, donald trump also name to be running made uh

the giants not able to overcome a shaky start by kyle harrison. we battled back really nicely and made it a game. we're at the beginning. it didn't feel like you know we were up against it some. but, you know in the in the bullpen came in only gave up one run. so you know we had our chances offensively. but i think overall kyle will be much better command wise next time out. back here at home. what a day at the coliseum. the a's putting on a power show against the orioles. bottom line brent rooker strokes the deep three. it's his 18th home run of the season that opens the floodgates. the a's win yard four more times for a total of five home runs in the game. the a's hammered the o's 19 to 8. well, they're all smiles today at the shark tank. san jose has signed number one overall draft pick macklin celebrini. it's a standard three year entry level deal. this means the 18 year old center is joining the sharks and will not be returning to boston university. the sharks can use all the help they can get. they have missed the playoffs the past five seas

i know um the chair, jamie harrison has announced that the nominate will be chosen by august 6th. but that doesn't mean it won't still be a process, but yes, of course, vice president harris is in the very best position of anybody being discussed. susan, the best position rena, do you think the republican strategy has to change now if campbell house is the presumptive nominee, as well as of the time of this recording, she's a mast enough delegates to, to get the nomination and those, you know, barring some cataclysmic event and i think republican should expect that she will be the one that faces off with donald trump. and i'm a 100 some dave. and i think we're looking at a moment in history where a lot of people are feeling suddenly energized after months. if not years of fatigue and frustration about our choices at the federal level about why, you know, many leaders don't pass the baton more quickly. and regardless of where you are on the spectrum, i think there, there is a sense that hope is on the ballot in some ways and love. donald trump also named his running mate. it'd be a

i know um the chair, jamie harrison has announced that the nominate will be chosen by august 6th. but that doesn't mean it won't still be a process, but yes, of course, vice president harris is in the very best position of anybody being discussed. susan, the best position rina, do you think the republican strategy has to change now if campbell, a house is the presumptive nominee, as well as of the time of this recording, she's a mast enough delegates to, to get the nomination. and those, you know, barring some cataclysmic event, and i think republicans should expect that she will be the one that faces off with donald trump. and i'm a 100 some days. and i think we're looking at a moment in history where a lot of people are feeling suddenly energized after months. if not years of fatigue and frustration about our choices at the federal level about why, you know, many leaders don't pass the baton more quickly. and regardless of where you are on the spectrum, i think there are, there is a sense that hope is on the ballot in some ways. and look, donald trump also name to running made u

i know um the chair, jamie harrison has announced that the nominate will be chosen by august 6th. but that doesn't mean it won't still be a process, but yes, of course, vice president harris is in the very best position of anybody being discussed. susan, the best position rena, do you think the republican strategy has to change now if campbell house is the presumptive nominee, as well as of the time of this recording, she's a mast enough delegates to, to get the nomination and those, you know, barring some cataclysmic event and i think republican should expect that she will be the one that faces off with donald trump. and i'm a 100 some dave. and i think we're looking at a moment in history where a lot of people are feeling suddenly energized after months. if not years of fatigue and frustration about our choices at the federal level about why, you know, many leaders don't pass the baton more quickly. and regardless of where you are on the spectrum, i think there, there is a sense that hope is on the ballot in some ways and love donald trump also name to running made uh it'd be, a

i think there is that is an area where they could have some tracks and we know that when big bind, harrison ministration came into walk with one of the 1st task that was given to campbell of harris was that of the border. and so i do believe there could be wrong for a more robust policy discussion, but of course we know that simply isn't. and donald trump, bailey would. that is not how he likes to campaign or go after his opponent. he does so i think in a more personal way. and so i don't think you're going to see it. donald trump, as a candidate lead with policy differences or contrast, it's going to be more personal with policy issues more as a more in the backdrop for as a secondary measure to use as a called your against his opponent. that's an interesting point. briefly, thomas, does that explain and will it help pamela harris to have democratic heavy weights like former president bach obama, appear on the campaign. try with her as a, as a way of counseling. some of what eric was saying, we might expect from the republican party of this sort of personal attacks on her is a crazy lunati

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i'm not so sure he will be able to. >> trace: harrison. >> 1, i don't think he's going to resign but's worst deadbeat dad and now we are getting the evil stepmother in kamala harris. this country needs donald trump back immediately. >> trace: ashley strohmier. >> i did not think he would leave in the first place so i have no idea what's going to happen with this address. to be honest, this should have been him telling us that he was not going to run for reelection. >> trace: it really is 1 of those things were a month ago nobody thought the debate would happen, nobody thought -- it's been the craziest time in the history of politics. so who knows. >> after the past couple of weeks, anything is possible. i don't think he's ready to go just yet. >> trace: i don't either but everything is on the table and a lot could change in the next 18 hours. roma daravi. >> i have to agree with ashley. i think you should have been in their addressing the american people, letting us know he's not running for office instead of breaking up with us on the internet. but truly he might as well resign. i c

did call the chairmanjamie harrison did not mention kamala harrison did not mention kamala harris byhis not look like a coronation of sorts, make it look as 5ort5, make it look as democratic a5 5ort5, make it look as democratic as possible and make it be as democratic a5 democratic as possible and make it be as democratic as possible and leave room for challenges there despite fact that the party, for what it's worth, is very much behind harris at this point. if kamala harris wins the nomination, who other hopeful5 to her running mate the voice ye—lim good question. have been a number of names floated today. a number of those names were also floated to replace biden should he drop out, but all of these potential dp hopeful5 have all backed harris. will start with josh shapiro, pennsylvania governor. hear 5omeone elected in 2022, former attorney general, former prosecutor, similar background to harris in that regard. north carolina governor, roy cooper, also former prosecutor and former attorney general, who has a background too. antisera, governor of kentucky, a democrat able to win

i know um the chair of jamie harrison has announced that the nominee will be chosen by august 6th. but that doesn't mean that won't still be a process, but yes, of course, vice president harris is in the very best position of anybody being discussed. susan, the best position rena, do you think the republican strategy has to change now if campbell house is the presumptive nominee, as well. uh, as of the time with this recording, she's a mast enough delegates to, to get the nomination. and those, you know, barring some cataclysmic event, and i think republicans should expect that she will be the one that faces off with donald trump. and i'm a 100 some dave. and i think we're looking at a moment in history where a lot of people are feeling suddenly energized after months. if not years of fatigue and frustration about our choices at the federal level about why, you know, many leaders don't pass the baton more quickly. and regardless of where you are on the spectrum, i think there, there is a sense that hope is on the ballot in some ways. and look, donald trump also name to running made

. >> reporter: for the others camped out here on 19th street between harrison and folsom, this was to be moving day. and that they scheduled for its expanding encampment removal, everyone we spoke with here who said they had been given advanced notice by the city and offered some shelter space. >> that will never work for me and they are running around there and that it is just a bad situation, you know? >> acquisitions, this building is for sale. >> reporter: downtown, those who have sued the city for their response denounced both the mayor and the push to clear encampments where they have unused space available. >> and we have em this sitting vacant. >> and get your facts from the office of housing. and that they pushed back. and for various reasons. >> that they might require some work for people who move in and that they have been saying that for two years. >> reporter: what is clear, they will need supportive housing because increased enforcement will demand more space. and the teams that will go out will slow down towards the end of the day. that's one likely reason that the ten

dnc chairman jamie harrison, thank you so much for joining us.e a lot on your plate, we appreciate your time. >> thank you, everybody. >> i have someone i like hanging out with who can also maybe help you with wisconsin. let's be real. we've got a lot more ahead, including senator cory booker, who joins us coming up next. stay with us. >> i've made it clear that i believe america's at an inflection point, one of those rare moments in history when the decisions we make now with determine the fate of our nation and the world for decades to come. america's going to have to choose between moving forward or backwards, between hope and hate, between unity and division. we have to decide do we still believe in honesty, decency, respect, freedom, justice, and democracy? ncy, respect, freedom, justice, and democracy? ted... but instead remade over and over... into the things that keep our food fresher, our families safer, and our planet cleaner. to help us get there, america's plastic makers are investing billions of dollars to create innovative products

and in the second steven kwan tags harrison for a solo home run. and just like that, it is four nothing guardians. the giants showing some fight in the fifth. they pull off the double steal. matt chapman scores to make it a one run ball game, but the guardians blast a home run in the sixth and that was the difference in the game. cleveland wins it 5 to 4. well, back here at home, what a day at the coliseum. the a's putting on a power show against the orioles. they bottom one brent rooker strokes the deep three. it's his 18th home run of the season. and that opens the floodgates. the a's went yard for four more times for a total of five home runs. the a's hammered the o's 19 to 8, played forward, not ball. gets through. oh, what a save. big bay fc could not get by aubrey kingsbury. the washington keeper stopped all five of bfc's shots on goal. the spirit blank bay fc three nil. it's just the fourth time bay fc has been held scoreless in 19 matches this when we're young, we're told anything is possible... ...but only a few of us go out and prove it.

harrison, ryan, archie williams, what is known as great high school.he first batter of the game for san francisco this happened. liner to right. got by matt. by the end of the play, laid down a triple and later scored the giant's first run. now, 2-0. what a night, 2-out, rbi bloop to center. now, the defense had harris' back. watch this fourth inning catch. carlos santana, would be robbed. he had to cheer that one. harrison allowed one run in five and a third innings. now, 4-1 in the 6th. he got what he could drive. good for an rbi ground ruled double. matt came in to score. he had a 3-3 night. a home run shy of a cycle and the giants won, 7-1. snapped a 2-game losing skid. a's in philadelphia. let me tell you, the fans love the philly fanatic. 4-2 oakland. top eight, then, a 2-run homer. a pitch-hit homer. a's beat philadelphia, a team with the best record in baseball, final of 6-2. pirate's pitcher will start for the national league. the first rookie since 1995 to start the midsummer classic. the number one overall pick in last year's draft is 6-0 wi

thank you jennifer kaps with the benjamin harrison presidential site and so currently harrison is one of the few first ladies who passed away while serving his first lady, so just conversation is just made me curious. i know more about presidents, but first ladies, do they also have a plan is they're also binder do they start that conversation matches the president's day. do you know if they have those sort of plans in place as well? like i could answer you have overbush, she did have a plan their funerals are much simpler because it's one service. in their in in their home church. typically she took me with her to betty ford's funeral mrs. bush did betty ford actually had two funerals one in california and one in michigan, but mrs. bush wanted me to go with her and we talked about betty ford's funeral all the way home and was the first really meeting we had about her funeral. but yeah, she she was very hands-on with planning her funeral the eulogies the music. and she was like her husband. she they thought it was just another event. yeah, i just might add to that. mrs. reagan's three

giants go on to win it. 71 is harrison earned his 5th win allowing just one run tonight.le, a major challenge this weekend for the oakland a's taking on the league-leading philadelphia phillies. little bit rainy in philly tonight. little humid as well. but they were able to get that game in will pick up the highlights in the second inning, new york and the phillies strike first cristian pache a former oakland day. >> the rbi double against his old team. that's got to feel good. but open would respond going up against all-star ranger suarez in the 3rd inning. this string together quite the 2 out rally. miguel andujar rbi single ties the game at one. then its brent rifles and past price. harper cameron comes around to until a new record deserves to be an all-star this year. we'll see if he gets in as a replacement. shea lingo years makes it 3 to one with an rbi single. phils will get one back. but oakland wasn't done. langle ears again. another rbi base hit his second one. the night makes it for 2. and then how about this for an explanation point, lawrence butler, first goo

harrison was charged with 4 runs in just 3 and a 3rd innings. the giants, they fought back top 5 bases loaded in tyler fitzgerald comes through with a 2 run single that cuts the lead in half. tyler. top of the 7th now michael conforto lefty-lefty matchup makes the decision to pinch it. pay off for bob melvin. splits the gap in right-center. matt chapman hustling around to score from first giants are within one last chance in the 9th inning tying run on first base conforto up again. but this time he's going to ground into the fielder's choice to end the game. the guardians hang on to win 5, 4, rubber game tomorrow at progressive field. meanwhile, the a's coming off a tough one-run loss against the a l leaving baltimore orioles last night. >> game 2 this afternoon on another beautiful day at the coliseum. perfect weather out in oakland in the backs would come on, come to life, come on fire second first inning 2 on for brent rooker. he launches into left-center for a three-run shot that his 18th of the year deserves to be an all-star. again, i'm i'

the defense last night had harrison's back. watch this fourth inning catch. carlos santana would be robbed by elliott ramos , even harrison had to cheer. harrison allowed one run and five in the third, it was 4-1 in the sixth inning. the rbi ground double. and the giants win on a friday, a final of 7-1 to snap the two game losing skid. and fans just love the philly fanatic, top of the eighth, lawrence butler connected for a pinch-hit, two run homer and the a's beat philadelphia, a team with the best record in baseball, a final of 6-2. pirates rookie pitcher, paul skenes will start next tuesday's all-star game for the national league. he will become the first rookie since 1995 to start the midsummer classic. the number one overall pick in last year's draft is 6 and 0 with e.r.a. below 2 since making his big-league debut in may. earlier last night, i joined tyler peterson, voice of the oakland ballers on the telecast, tied at seven in the eighth and the voyagers, antonio fernandez gave them the lead. fernandez had a night. he went deep twice on friday and had f

harrison burton. of this is the real test. turn six is not dry.t he has ricky stenhouse jr. in the 47 breathing down his neck. bell sideways out of the six. downhill to seven. >> everybody around you is on wet tires. don't worry about them. keep the 54 behind you. >> that was great information. he did not understand what he had on tires compared to all those guys that were passing him. what he was told was don't worry about them. the 54, keep him behind you. that is the race. that's how we win it. these other guys, we are not racing them right now. do not get yourself in trouble. >> joey hand scored as the leader. he is out front of alex bowman. >> the counter argument, rick. what is joey hand staying on the race track for? wouldn't shock me if he finishes stage two and stays on wets. we are driving right by you guys on slicks. we know be have to get on slicks eventually. if we are three, four, five seconds a lap faster to start the next stage, i think gap 30, 40 seconds, pit and still be better than the guys that started on slicks. >> steve, how

harrison allowed one run and five in the third. it is 4-1 in the sixth inning, and the grounded double. the home run shy of the cycle and the giants won on friday, the final, 7-1 to snap a two game losing game. the a's were in philadelphia, the fans just love them. in the top of the eighth, lawrence butler connected for a pinch-hit, two run homer and the a's beat philadelphia, a team with the best record in baseball, a final of 6-2. pirates rookie pitcher, paul skenes will start the next game for the national league, he will become the first rookie since 1995 to start the midsummer classic, the number one overall pick in last year's draft is 6 and 0 with an e.r.a. below 2 since making his big league debut in may. earlier last night, i joined tyler peterson, the voice of the oakland ballers on the telecast, tied at seven in the eighth, and the voyagers, antonio fernandez gave them the lead, fernandez had a night. he went deep twice on friday and had five rbis, they won it, 12-7, oakland has lost three of their last four. and in golf

harrison tyler, john tyler's grandson invited sharon and me to thanksgiving dinner. it was an interesting experience. we've always enjoyed our time with the tyler. they actually served lamb chops. so we we thought it was interesting that at least for that particular thanksgiving, it i don't think it was because we showed up they decided not to serve the standard fare of turkey and stuffing chops. instead. it was a it was a terrific time. it was a terrific experience eating in the same dining room where we're julia and john tyler in their family. yeah. and just to add to that, pay me, tyler, his wife, harrison's wife had the researched a lot of the furnishings and decorating that julia had done. so she had really made the dining room to be exactly the way it was with the same wallpaper and everything. so it really we were kind of pinching ourselves and of course they were just having dinner there. there used to two dining history things. so. well, well, thank you so much. if there are no more questions. i'm now pleased to turn the program back over to the president, t

and not only did you get george harrison, man, you got eric clapton.e again. it was unparalleled at the time and it may still be unparalleled. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] a great deal of music of the 70s was people who had succeeded in the 60s finding new ways to express themselves in the 70s. man: have you got any idea why your group particularly has lasted as long as it has? because we stay together, i suppose. wolcott: you know, for a few years, the rolling stones had taken a lot of casualties. richards: even brian felt that he wasn't gonna be around that long. not everybody makes it, you know? wolcott: they were fighting for like, "where do we secure our foothold now?" ♪ ♪ babe, you think i'm crazy ♪ ♪ but they're always tryin' to waste me ♪ ♪ make me burn the candle right down ♪ questlove: in 1971, the rolling stones leave their home, for tax purposes, to go live in france and record this record "exile on main street" in a very hot, uncomfortable, muddy-sounding studio. ♪ baby, baby ♪ ♪ you got to roll me ♪ ♪ they call me the tumblin' dice ♪ wild: t

harrison, ryan, archie williams, what is known as great high school.irst batter of the game for san francisco this happened. liner to right. got by matt. by the end of the play, laid down a triple and later scored the giant's first run. now, 2-0. what a night, 2-out, rbi bloop to center. now, the defense had harris' back. watch this fourth inning catch. carlos santana, would be robbed. he had to cheer that one. harrison allowed one run in five and a third innings. now, 4-1 in the 6th. he got what he could drive. good for an rbi ground ruled double. matt came in to score. he had a 3-3 night. a home run shy of a cycle and the giants won, 7-1. snapped a 2-game losing skid. a's in philadelphia. let me tell you, the fans love the philly fanatic. 4-2 oakland. top eight, then, a 2-run homer. a pitch-hit homer. a's beat philadelphia, a team with the best record in baseball, final of 6-2. pirate's pitcher will start for the national league. the first rookie since 1995 to start the midsummer classic. the number one overall pick in last year's draft is 6-0 with a

harrison tyler, john tyler's grandson invited sharon and me to thanksgiving dinner. it was an interesting experience. we've always enjoyed our time with the tyler. they actually served lamb chops. so we we thought it was interesting that at least for that particular thanksgiving, it i don't think it was because we showed up they decided not to serve the standard fare of turkey and stuffing chops. instead. it was a it was a terrific time. it was a terrific experience eating in the same dining room where we're julia and john tyler in their family. yeah. and just to add to that, pay me, tyler, his wife, harrison's wife had the researched a lot of the furnishings and decorating that julia had done. so she had really made the dining room to be exactly the way it was with the same wallpaper and everything. so it really we were kind of pinching ourselves and of course they were just having dinner there. there used to two dining history things. so. well, well, thank you so much. if there are no more questions. i'm now pleased to turn the program back over to the president, t

serena just kind of went after two different athletes harrison butler also went after caitlin clark arought race into it which i think pete rubbed people the wrong way. compared to these two legends what kind of market will make and how you will inspire the younger generation of not only athletes but human beings. i think nick saban did a better job at that which is what sports or about then venus and serena. >> john: you brought it up let's talk about certain williams with caitlin clark. >> caitlin you are the larry bird in that you are an amazing player. you have ties to indiana and white people are really crazy about you. >> john: ha, ha i guess that's the kind of joke chris rock would make and be able to pull off very successfully. and news flash white people of serena williams as well. but she did give props to clark as well saying she is a terrific player. >> that's the thing you have to take everything with a grain of salt. it was a joke like i said before i think what rub people the wrong way is that the race card has been overplayed in the conversation surrounding caitlin cla

. >> let's bring in jessica anderson and trump 2024 surrogate harrison fields. thank you both and welcome on the show. new york times columnist david french, just talking about jd vance who's going to be out campaigning said this about the vance pick. he's the vice president pick for the base, for the people who want to see revolutionary disruption in the american government. this is the pick of a very competent presidential nominee. you can see here, you look at this harrison and you can see they changed it from a -- from assaulting democracy to a revolutionary disruption and american government. >> thank you for having me on tonight's. jd vance is a threat to the left because he stands for these policies. his story is a story from rags to riches. the story of america -- american exceptionalism. that your zip code in the story of your upbringing does not define how you were going to turn out in this country. threw god and faith you can overcome the greatest of struggles to become a united states senator and now the nominee for vice president of the united state

this might not be a fun one for harrison.ians jumped on him in the first inning already up 2, nothing. tyler freeman at the plate. that's an rbi single as jose ramirez comes home and it's 3 to nothing just like that. we go to the bottom of the second. steven kwan adding on the bay area native out of washington, high school in fremont crushes it to center his 9th. homer of the season makes it for nothing as harrison was charged with 4 runs and 3 and a 3rd innings. but the giants fought back top 5 bases loaded for tyler fitzgerald comes through with a 2 run single cut the lead in top of the 7th now 5, 3, michael conforto pinch hitting and it pays off for bob melvin splitting the gap in right-center, matt chapman, sprinting around to score all the way from first and the giants not done yet. they're within one last chance in the 9th inning tying run is on first base this time conforto grounds into the fielder's choice and that's the ballgame guardians. hang on to win 5, 4, the rubber game will be tomorrow at progressive field. me

harrison.native helped get the giants off to a is right here. ♪ there's family. and fantasies. ♪ there is murder. monsters. ♪ and a lot of dragons. ♪ ♪ this is the greatest team ever! the disney+, hulu, max bundle. plans starting at $16.99 a month. and they'll need that good start ahead of next week's trade deadline. the question, of course, is who will stay and who has to go? here's abc seven sports director larry beil. >> good morning everybody. with the trade deadline rapidly approaching on tuesday, the giants really look much more like sellers than buyers. maybe trade some vets for young prospects, try to reload for next year. giants and rockies sailing in a four game series. yes, they need to sweep and they need that guy to get hot. jorge soler first inning and that ball is sailing away. number 12 for soler. giants with the early one. nothing lead. and whether they're buying or selling tyler fitzgerald looks like a keeper. he hit a pair of two run homers in this game. so he's got seven bom

we are going to discuss the harrison campaign. and caught flat footed. donald trump struggles to research his strategy in this critical final stretch. grab your coffee and settle in. welcome to the weekend. [ music ] >>> breaking this morning as we hit 100 days from the 2024 election the harris campaign just announced it raised $200 million since president biden endorsed vice president harris last sunday. the campaign says about two thirds of those donors are giving for the first time. they have also seen a spike in volunteers with more than 170,000 signing up in the last week. last night harris spoke at a fundraiser in massachusetts. >> we are the underdogs in this race. this is a people powered campaign. we have momentum. the day after i announced my candidacy we saw the best 24 hours of grassroots fundraising in presidential campaign history. in battleground states people have been letting our offices around the country to volunteer. >> joining us now with the former deputy communications director and associate counsel to vice president harris. and st

. >> reporter: dnc chairman jaime harrison says democrats will push back hard. >> we are going to makeat the american people understand who is the party of intolerance, who is the party that is anti-diversity in this nation. >> reporter: and late today, there was a sign of more attacks to come. house republicans filed articles of impeachment against vice president harris, citing the ministrations record on immigration and other house republicans are calling on her to invoke the 25th amendment to remove president biden from office. norah? >> norah: robert costa, thank you very much. the director of the secret service resigned today one day after admitting the assassination attempt on donald trump was the agency's most significant operational failure in decades. as cbs's scott macfarlane reports, kimberly cheatle drew start criticism from both parties. >> reporter: ten days after the historic failure in butler, pennsylvania, kimberly cheatle resigned as u.s. secret service director, writing to colleagues, "this incident does not define us" and that she didn't want to be a distraction. in

they need to show some signs of life against the rockies kyle harrison. he brought it career night.eally looked like sellers, not buyers. maybe trade some vets for young prospects, try to reload next year. giants and rockies sailing into a four game series. giants really need to sweep and they need jorge soler to get hot. first inning and he is sailing away. number 12 for soler. giants with the early one. nothing lead. and whether they're buying or selling tyler fitzgerald looks like a keeper. he hit a pair of two run homers on an orange friday, seven homers in eight games for the rookie shortstop. so a lot of support for kyle harrison, who was dealing six and two thirds, strikes out a career high 11, and the giants take the series opener 11 four. a's fans in anaheim to check out their team. and this is really unusual play at the plate coming up here. joe adell is trying to beat the throw. shea langoliers with the tag and odell's momentum takes him right into the umpire. mark wegner, who falls on top of him. not only is adell out, but you don't want to be under there, he's down four

joining us now committee chairman jamie harrison. the chairman is in the house, i'm so happy to see him. congressional campaign chair suzan delbene, thank you so much for being here and senatorial campaign chair terry peters. >> we love to see it and lisa and i joke that michael misses beating up on democrats. so it's great that he got to read that script. mr. chairman, we will start with you, jamie german, obviously yesterday was the deadline for anyone else to file if they intended to run for president because joe biden had stepped down off the ticket. did anyone else put in before the filing deadline yesterday? >> there were inquiring minds but let me just say this, kamala harris is the presumptive nominee. she is getting overwhelming support in terms of signatures and we see the excitement that her campaign is bringing not only to the democratic party but to the country. i mean when you think about it, we've had black women for kamala harris, lack of men for kamala harris, latino communities, white women for, harris and tomorrow

the biden/harrison ministration got done.n brokers promised to degenerate six the moms i will be at your side be marsh down to the capitol he kept to promises cap its promise to destroy the right to choose and kept his promise on task for the risk. iit went on a second trumpeter would be like, i would start by looking at those rare promises that he actually managed to keep because he did say he wanted to get rid of roe v wade but again said it to the states. >> yes empower the states to limit access to abortion into the republican party continues to be interested in a national abortion ban for. >> he has disavowed completely pick works he disavowed a lot of things i don't believe him because he lies all the time. >> using his pledge he would not pass a national ban. >> is going to be one that was down most the promises is made or broken. shannon: will talk about this and sort of the transition very quickly to a new nominee apparently and take it there are questions about why the vice president may be it did not speak up early

dnc chairman jamie harrison thank you so much for joining us.ate your time. >> thank you, everybody. >> we have a lot more ahead including senator cory booker, who joins us coming up next. stay with us. >> i believe america is at an inflection point, one of those rare moments in history when the decisions we make now determine the fate of our nation and the world for decades to come. america is going to have to choose between moving forward or backward, between hope and hate, between unity and division . we are going to have to decide, do we still believe in honesty, decency, respect, freedom, justice, and democracy? that's why you choose glucerna to help manage blood sugar response. uniquely designed with carbsteady. glucerna. bring on the day. upset stomach iberogast indigestion iberogast bloating iberogast thanks to a unique combination of herbs, iberogast helps relieve six digestive symptoms to help you feel better. six digestive symptoms. the power of nature. iberogast. looking for a smarter way to mop? try the swiffer powermop. ♪♪ an all-i

the drugs, all of these things were promised and harrison harrs promised and biden promised they were going to take that and that was going be one of the first things on their agenda. he has an absolutely nothing but cause chaos here in the town that him and his children were brought up in. the american federation of teachers annual meeting in houston that will be live on thursday, tomorrow at 10:30 a.m. and on friday, live coverage on the c-span networks of former president trump speaking at the turning point usa believers summit in west palm beach florida that is friday evening at 8 p.m., and then on saturday, former president trump and senator jd vance are together in minnesota. live coverage saturday evening at 8 p.m. eastern time. thanks for being with us and for participating tonight. now we want to show you what the president had to say a little over an hour ago. >> my fellow americans, i'm speaking to you tonight from behind the desk in the oval office. this sacred space is surrounded by portraits of extraordinary american presidents. thomas jefferson wrote the words that guid