kamala harris.can report there have been amassing opposition research, a wave of advertisements and they started one the week of the now infamous debate in atlanta. they planted even to read that “p they planted even to read that up now. they wanted to face joe up now. they wanted to facejoe biden, up now. they wanted to face joe biden, they up now. they wanted to facejoe biden, they didn't up now. they wanted to face joe biden, they didn't believe he was the better candid for him to face but they feel strongly and confidently as you saw in the former presidents conversation that they can be kamala harris. yes the dynamic has changed and the age issue has changed and the age issue has been flipped. there is now a big age difference between those two. therefore confident that they can beat kamala harris. i that they can beat kamala harris. ., ., ., harris. i want to how confident because we — harris. i want to how confident because we saw _ harris. i want to how confident because we saw donald - harr

kamala harris did not even show up.mony three bodies back home welcome them back home sir a final. sarah: i think the biden administration will do anything possible to watch kamala harris clean of the biden administration is true that elections are not what an awesome foreign policy with them is that we seen around the world stage on biden and kamala harris's watch is the -underscore of the deeper perception of people in charge you not know the joy on any front on the economy and on the border and on foreign policy thing on the front kamala harris will have a hard time reassuring to people that she is the steady hand that can fix everything to your post very steady and competent very good thank you we appreciate you joining us tonight's good have you back on we will see you soon and former president trump announced a bold an ambitious plan to make united states crypto capitol of the world and will talk about what this means for the economy with senator bill haggerty coming up next, see right there, back into. trump: thi

in terms of kamala harris who — the wall. in terms of kamala harris who he _ the wall.wall. in terms of kamala harris who he has endorsed | the wall. in terms of kamala . harris who he has endorsed and who has managed to get some endorsements as we have been reporting so far, but there is still some certainly about what is likely to happen, given the polls about kamala harris, do the likelihood of her getting more democrats or enough democrats rallying behind her? —— there is still some uncertainty. -- there is still some uncertainty.— -- there is still some uncertainty. -- there is still some uncertain .,, , ~ , ., uncertainty. she is likely to be the nominee. _ uncertainty. she is likely to be the nominee. it - uncertainty. she is likely to be the nominee. it would i uncertainty. she is likely to | be the nominee. it would be difficult for there to be a really contested primary. the democrats want to unify as much as possible. the fact that biden endorsed her is a very strong signal and you have already seen the big players who might have been in the nomination, like

he endorsed kamala harris as well. i think you're going to see much more of this in the coming days. people reaching out to kamala harris, endorsing her and perhaps positioning to remind her that they could be running mates. >> rest assured they are trying to figure out the formula to give them the best shot. >> yes. it's not just the geographical balance, david. that's important. we haven't seen a running mate critical in winning an election in winning a state arguably maybe not since john f. kennedy chose l.b.j. and won texas. barack obama didn't win because joe biden was on the ticket and donald trump didn't win indiana because mike pence was his running mate. a lot of it was a balance ideologically. she is a little bit more of the progressive wing from the democratic party. picking a moderate. josh shapiro is a moderate, so is roy cooper. both democrats who have proven they can win in states where republicans are strong where you need republican and independent votes to win. she needs some anti-trump votes if she i

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kamala harris got a call from the _ harris. kamala harris got a call from the president - harris.ot a call from the president on | call from the president on sunday morning, saying he was going and backing her to take over. political momentum swung behind her so fast it would give you whiplash. the party's biggest names rush to endorse her, including the great power behind the throne, nancy pelosi. no credit or candidate who might have run against her had emerge, they are supporting her instead. i’m had emerge, they are supporting her instead-— her instead. i'm excited to fully endorse _ her instead. i'm excited to fully endorse vice - her instead. i'm excited to l fully endorse vice president harris for the next president dominic of the united states. the vice president is smart and strong which will make her a good president but she is also kind and has empathy, which can make her a great president. kamala harris ran for the nomination four years ago againstjoe biden and other. dropping out early after a poor campaign. if she did have to compete again now in a quick contest, it

kamala harris. prop 47. policies and now gavin newsom having to clean up the mess of kamala harris. that's all for tonight. god bless america. sean is next. >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪

we don't want kamala harris.er record of disaster is clear. 500,000 kids have been trafficked by the cartels things to her policies. hundreds of thousands of our citizens are dead from fentanyl, thanks to her policies. hard-working americans cannot afford groceries or rents because of her policies. and my question to the american people is, do you want a president who is disloyal to this country, or do you want one who was willing to take a bullet for it? i think i know the answer. [applause] sen. vance: i will ask you a simple question. do we want open borders? do we want to bankrupt medicare by giving it to illegal aliens? do you want to defund the police? do you want to ban fracking? do we want kamala harris? hell no. instead, in just a few short months we are going to lead a great american restoration. we are going to bring strength back. we are going to bring prosperity back to the american people, and it is starting in nevada. god bless you all. let's go elect donald j. trump president of the united states.

in your view, is that viable candidate kamala harris? look, it. candidate kamala harris?uld be, candidate kamala harris? look, it could be. but— candidate kamala harris? look, it could be, but i _ candidate kamala harris? look, it could be, but i personally- candidate kamala harris? look, it could be, but i personally think i candidate kamala harris? look, it. could be, but i personally think and i think there are other observers who agree, they would be better having a competition of some sort truncated, accelerated, finishing at the democrat convention in mid—august than as it were a coronation. she may be the best candidate, but she would be better placed to fight for the presidency if she had won that competition rather than if she just simply was imposed upon the party. so she may be the best. there are other talented politicians around. and i think it is significant that the four biggest names in the democrat party, obama, pelosi, chuck schumer the leader of the senate and jefferies, the leaders of the democrats in the house, none of them have yet endorsed kamala ha

kamala harris will fight for our freedom. kamala harris will fight for our families. ten harris will fight for our future. i'm proud to strongly endorse kamala harris to be the 47th president of the united states of america. we are going to hold the senate, the house and elect kamala harris as the next president in november. >> thank you. questions on the subject. >> kamala harris is the vice president of the united states. there is no competition by party delegates inside. what is your case to the american people and the voters speak to. >> the bottom line is it was a bottom-up process. people just rallied right up to her side. the enthusiasm in this big diverse representative party was amazing. it was palpable. you could cut it with a knife, yes. >> or their republican efforts to keep harris off the ballot and leave joe biden on? >> no. >> when are you going to meet with the vice president? >> soon. more questions with short answers. a. >> you had a conversation with the president over the last couple of weeks. did you ever personally ask him not to run for reelecti

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let's send a message to kamala harris.end a message to every hard-working patriot from minnesota, across the country, we are ready to have president donald j. trump back and we are going to work our tails off to make sure it happens! god bless you all. thank you. thank you for having me, minnesota, a great state. [cheers and applause] ♪ >> ♪ why don't we liberate these united states, we are the ones who need it the worst♪ ♪ >> ♪ friday night, what c-span's “2024 campaign trail.”. a weekly round of c-span's campaign coverage providing the one-stop-shop to discover what kind it is across the country are saying to voters, along with first-hand accounts from political reporters. updated poll numbers, fundraising data and campaign ads. watch c-span's “2024 campaign trail.” friday nights at 7:30 p.m. eastern on c-span, online at c-span.org, or download the podcast on c-span now, our free mobile app or whatever you. c-span, your unfiltered view of poti. the u.s. senate returns monday at 3.meastern. later in the weeks, senators wi

where's joe biden and kamala harris? they should have been on tv all day pointing the finger at iran and hezbollah. do not do it. do not retaliate. we'll stand behind israel. but they're not going to do that. they're trying to ride the fence and have been for three and a half years and gotten us all in trouble. liz: okay, it's unclear what you're saying and why they're not speaking out saying iran stand down. okay, let me back up. it was hamas' political sheathe. ismail haniyeh and killed inside teheran and oversaw the 10/7 terror attack and was taken out after that top lebanon commander for hezbollah taken out in beirut. how will iran react? >> nobody knows. i think we're going to find out where iran really stands. are they strong? do they feel good about what they can do with their military, their missiles and all the things they have to work with. i think we're going to find out a bit different here. i we're trying to give them support and passed $15 billion to send to israel and they've not notten hardly any and wait

but the clock is ticking on kamala harris.ths from now, president trump will launch the largest deportation program in american history. [applause] we're going to end catch and release. we're going to ban sanctuary cities. then we're going to finish building that beautiful trump border wall. ain't that right? [applause] [crowd chanting "build the wall"] now when rioters and looters, remember that in the summer of 2020, burned american cities to the ground, kamala harris was trying to bail all of them out of jail. the criminals she helped free include an alleged knife murderer, a convicted rapist, a domestic abuser who later shot and killed a man. isn't that crazy? now she wants to end cash bail so if you assault a police officer you can be out the next day. she also wants to confiscate firearms from law-abiding american citizens. in other words she wants to abolish your second amendment rights even as she lets more and more dangerous criminals on the street. and we're not going to let her, ladies and gentlemen. we're going to

i know kamala harris can win. i'm behind kamala harris 100%. she's exactly the woman we need to prosecute the fight against donald trump. save democracy. something murray has been a champion of in her own right here in congress tried to force messaging bills and so forth on the senate floor. this is notable that murray has said this. it's also notable that the other leaders have not. but what also is interesting to me here is the democrats certainly are not united on this path forward. even before this announcement from the president, some of the senate democrats called on president biden to step aside, take senator peter welch of vermont, he has told me previously -- again, not before today -- simply anointing kamala harris, in his words, would not be a good show of democracy for the party. that they should have an open process, an open convention to alleviate some of those concerns that we are seeing and to alleviate what we are seeing the republican say about democrats as well, that they are going over voters heads here, suggesting it is per

a campaign staff for kamala harris? i was a probably for the most for their minima both the democratic side they could say that. she will want her own people may be even at the top of that foodchain. there is going to be a lot of movement on that front is well l detected democrat earlier a young guy and he believes if it is not kamala harris the democratic party it would be fractured for generation. that is his opinion he was an obama era type of guy. what we are seeing right now obama did not endorse kamala harris it looks like a lot of different camps out there. i'm sure the text messages are being blown up bright and i hope none of those phone companies go down are they better not do a software update tonight. >> oh dear progress people in need access to the phone. >> do not jinx us. i believe are going to bring in a harris of faulkner she is joining us by phone. part of the puzzle has been getting all these statements from all the democrats written including one from new mexico senator heinrich on biden getting out

kamala harris won that race a because of willie brown's help x what did kamala harris do when she becamel those cases, those criminal cases, against willie brown's political ail allies. so this is aless lesson that she knows how to wield power. and, by the way, she was campaigning for barack obama in 2003 before he was in the u.s. senate, and after he won that senate seat from illinois, he wail went out to san francisco and raised money for kamala harris. so there's a tight bond there, and that's why i think there is considerable ed that barack obama's the one -- evidence that barack obama's the one that essentially instituted this coup and saw to it that joe biden was kicked to the side and kamala harris would be the nominee. maria: what about this seymour hirsh, the investigative journalist, reporting that obama threatened joe biden with the 25th amendment if he didn't step down? tell us about that. >> yeah. so i think you have to understand about barack obama. this is the way that he operates. you know, he's very smooth politician, but go back and look at a state senator alice patient

that's who kamala harris is.uch liberal. so we look forward to watching the democrats decide who their nominee is going to be. it is the democrat party who has supported the does instruments policies that are deeply unpopular with the american public. president trump is running on a message of common sense, of unity and success. that's a winning message no matter who you face. >> todd: you planned for this some way shape or form you released a commercial. not like you were up all night like joe writing his letter. >> kamala was in on it. she covered up joe's bous mental decline when she got done a border invasion, run away inflation, the american dream, dead. >> todd: 15 seconds to you, who else are you planning on as opponents for donald j. trump? >> well, whoever else the democrat party puts up, we will be yesterday to expose their record of supporting joe biden's disastrous policies over the last four years and, also, all democrats have been complicit in the greatest life american public in history that joe bi

well, it is pretty — line for kamala harris. well, it is pretty much _ line for kamala harris.ll, it is pretty much in the - line for kamala harris. well, it is pretty much in the bag | it is pretty much in the bag think it is fair to say. events are moving very rapidly as far as kamala harris and her candidacy for the democratic nomination is concerned. the associated press reporting that she had gone past the 2000, the simple majority of democratic delegates that she needs in order to secure her party's nomination and that's just a day after her —— after she started her campaign and those telegraph —— delegates actually have to vote for kamala harris and that would be in a couple of weeks time. that would mean the result stays as it appears to be that she will go into the party, the democratic party's national convention in chicago in august and as their presidential nominee. so very rapid movement on things and that follows the endorsement of a very powerful figure today on the democratic party, nancy pelosi, the former speaker of the house. she weighed in behind kamala harr

i think many people see kamala harris as| people see kamala harris as part of the administration. time, during joe biden�*s tenure. not making herself larger than the president, but definitely there and aware. i don't think that will be a problem. i think it will be a problem. i think it will be a problem. i think it will be energising the democratic party after so much divisiveness and i think people will be excited about who she picks as her running mate. indeed that will be a big question. do we have any indication to this point on who that may be?— indication to this point on who that ma be? ., ., , ., that may be? no, the names that someone had. — that may be? no, the names that someone had, people _ that may be? no, the names that someone had, people think - that may be? no, the names that someone had, people think about bringing in the swing state to the fold, mike kelly represents arizona, they also think about his wife and her unfortunate incident being shot. some say that kind of, if kamala harris comes in as this forceful prosecutor type, trying to convince the former p

we have donald trump at six to 1%, kamala harris at 40%. -- 61%, kamala harris at 40%. it seems anything is possible so we will have to watch this spread closely. we will be watching markets closely. kailey: abigail doolittle, thank you so much. this is something else we were discussing in our special coverage last night, thinking of the timeline. we are exactly four weeks out from the democratic convention in chicago beginning august 19, which is just weeks away from the fed's meeting in september in which the prevailing wisdom in the markets as they're getting ready to cut rates. something i kept asking, this has injected a whole other element of political uncertainty that was not there before for the federal reserve. if the race is updated in this way, does it change the calculation as to whether or not they want to cut rates before the election knowing everything could be even more highly politicized? most of the experts we spoke with yesterday said they don't think so but it is something to consider. joe: you will hear cries of politics being at play, especially if

kamala harris says she intends to "earn and win" the nomination.den withdrew on sunday, saying he'd taken the decision in the best interests of his party and the country. the democrat leader in the senate, chuck schumer, called mr biden a true patriot who had put america's future first. mr biden�*s endorsement of his vice president, kamala harris, as the presidential nominee has received support from many senior democrats. for his part, donald trump told the us network cnn that he thought kamala harris would be easier to defeat in november's election thanjoe biden. breaking news, president biden dropping out of the 2024 race, endorsing his vice president, kamala harris... despite the weeks of mounting pressure on him to step aside, joe biden had been holding firm. but he abruptly abandoned his campaign on a sunday afternoon... reaction tojoe biden dropping out of the race... ..as news channels went into overdrive. in a written statement, he said... the last time the president was seen in public, having caught covid, he was gingerly descending the s

kamala harris says she intends to "earn and win" the nomination.r biden withdrew on sunday saying he'd taken the decision in the best interests of his party and the country. the democrat leader in the senate, chuck schumer, called mr biden a true patriot who had put america's future first. mr biden�*s endorsement of his vice president kamala harris as the presidential nominee has received support from many senior democrats. for his part, donald trump told the us network cnn, that he thought kamala harris would be easier to defeat in november's election thanjoe biden. 0ur coverage this hour starts with this report from tom bateman. breaking news, president biden dropping out of the 2024 race, endorsing his vice president kamala harris... despite the weeks of mounting pressure on him to step aside, joe biden had been holding firm. but he abruptly abandoned his campaign on a sunday afternoon... we have reaction tojoe biden dropping out of the race... ..as news channels went into overdrive. in a written statement, he said... the last time the president

and i served in the senate with kamala harris i know her well. biden was hapless a puppet moved by left-wing forces controlling his administration. heiresses a true believer she believes this stuff you want to see an illustration look at today. today prime minister benjamin netanyahu addressed a joint session of congress i was that there i sat down and spent 40 minutes with him 1 on 1 right after the speech. democrats senate's in-house dozens of democrats boycotted the speech including kamala harris the vice president supposed to sip right behind him during the speech and presumptive democrat nominee and said i will not attend she believes in this you want to look at the anti-semitic anti- israel radical front and the democrat party harris embodies it and if the safer every down ticket democrat i've encouraged my democratic opponent in texas you need to campaign with borders are kamala harris come down to the rio grande valley defend 11 and a half million people invading we need to make it about their records because it's been disastrous for the

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cuÁles serÍan los puntos dÉbiles de kamala harris?o evolucionÉ. hay que. hay que darle mÁs dinero a la policÍa. yo dirÍa que eso serÍa lo mÁs importante. y tambiÉn un poquito frente a las reformas de de criminalidad en california, cuando fue senadora. >> muchÍsimas gracias como siempre por estar con nosotros. gracias. y bueno, la renuncia de joe baren a intentar la reelecciÓn tiene su reflejo en la prensa nacional y por supuesto, tambiÉn internacional y en todos los medios se acompaÑa al titular de esta noticia y la informaciÓn con fotografÍas del presidente en distintas poses. y por supuesto, una de las portadas mÁs elocuentes y que mÁs ha llamado la atenciÓn es la de la revista time, continuaciÓn de la que publicÓ luego del mal papel que hizo joe biden en ese debate frente a donald trump. el pasado 27 de junio. y bueno, en medio de todo esto tambiÉn hay reacciones por parte de los republicanos, en especial el expresidente donald trump. miriam ha estado siguiendo eso. miriam cuÉntanos. >> hola nicole. bueno muy buenas tardes. si hay.

kamala harris. it was a divine appointment on sunday, and we've got our work cut out for us. i don't even endorse candidates. this isn't even about that to me. it's about protecting the democracy this country says it stands on and believes in. there's no better champion than that than kamala harris and no better one to prosecute donald trump than kamala harris. with good marching orders, we're ready to go. >> it's such a point well-taken about this moment, alexis, and the fact the anti-fascist coalition, a the pro-democracy coalition is big in this country. and you see that in the last 48 hours. i do wonder whether you think this moment upends the traditional political playbook because we're talking a lot about what states must win, and ron brownstein of the atlantic brings the shadow of obama to this moment and suggests some people think the games kamala harris could generate over biden over key elements of the old obama coalition, so that's young people, minorities, college educated whites, could

kamala harris.amala harris understands the challenges that we face. she's been fighting for the people of michigan and pennsylvania every day. as vice president, she's done work to bring down the cost of insulin. she's done work to add tens of thousands of manufacturing jobs right here over the last few years. kamala harris is the reason that we are making huge investments in infrastructure in our roads and bridges from harrisburg to louisburg and she'll never stop fighting for our freedoms because she cares about every one of us. here is how i know. vice president harris has dedicated decades of her life to public service. as district attorney, she put crooks and offenders behind bars. [cheers and applause] and it makes me think maybe that's why donald trump's so scared of her. [laughter] [cheers and applause] as attorney general she went , after the big banks and got people their money back. as senator she worked across the , aisle on legislation to keep people safe and worked with republicans to

harris, whether it's kamala harris, whether it's kamala harris, whether it's another candidate, youhieve , that is what they must achieve, that is what they must focus on now , because trump focus on now, because trump would be a disaster for america and the world. >> chloe dobbs, paul richards, they're very clear that joe biden has been a good president. would you agree? what is his legacy after four years in the white house? >> well, i mean, you just told us, mark, that it's 3.5 million people illegally entering the us, which has been absolutely devastating communities in states on the border like texas , states on the border like texas, for example. i mean, we think 45,000 people in a year coming across on dinghies is wreaking havoc here. i think what it is causing in america and where things have gone well in the biden administration, is that because of biden? no. i mean, it was clear as day that he is not the one running the show. he's just the figurehead that we see on tv at the front. he is not doing any of the work, and even if things are going well, i think that that's extr

kamala harris owns every single 1 of the biden harris policy failures. especially it's true at the south border because in 2021 she was appointed that border is our and from the outset she pledged to address the root causes of illegal immigration and put it end to the crisis but she did next to nothing the border crisis exploded being the single biggest national security threat in our lifetime. illegal immigration is now 10 times worse under her so-called leadership. more unvented joe biden kamala harris illegal immigrants pouring across the border than the entire population of new york city. 40 u.s. states with a smaller population than the influx of illegals under biden and harris. the cost to every taxpayer is astronomical the risk of terrorism and crime unthinkable never been higher according murders and rapes acute occurring as a result of the open borders the odds of a 9/11 terror attack and let me be very clear kemal harris like joe has blood on her hands and for a while take a look. >> i been working on this issue for a long time. >> you have any

harris would still win. 50 of voting kamala harris would still win, , , ., of voting kamala harris wouldexplain to our viewers around win. so just explain to our viewers around the — win. so just explain to our viewers around the world _ win. so just explain to our viewers around the world what _ win. so just explain to our viewers around the world what the - win. so just explain to our viewersi around the world what the process win. so just explain to our viewers i around the world what the process is now going forward up until august. i kind of wish i could explain that. i have been trying to read up on this and the truth is the process is messy because we haven't been here before. we know there will be the august convention and that is when the nominees kind of formally announced, if you like. all the delegates cast their vote for that nominee and their researcher voting process will stop if there is an open convention, and i'm still hearing that is possible although more names are not putting themselves forward, you could go into the convention with four candidates, of whom kamala ha

and i served in the senate with kamala harris i know her well.oe biden was hapless a puppet moved by left-wing forces controlling his administration. heiresses a true believer she believes this stuff you want to see an illustration look at today. today prime minister benjamin netanyahu addressed a joint session of congress i was that there i sat down and spent 40 minutes with him 1 on 1 right after the speech. democrats senate's in-house dozens of democrats boycotted the speech including kamala harris the vice president supposed to sip right behind him during the speech and presumptive democrat nominee and said i will not attend she believes in this you want to look at the anti-semitic anti- israel radical front and the democrat party harris embodies it and if the safer every down ticket democrat i've encouraged my democratic opponent in texas you need to campaign with borders are kamala harris come down to the rio grande valley defend 11 and a half million people invading we need to make it about their records because it's been disastrous for th

host: earlier this week you tweeted that the new kamala harris is the old kamala harris. guest: she had made a big point of being running on her record as a prosecutor in california and really highlighting her skills there, since she was the one most qualified to prosecute donald trump. at that time democrats were looking for a trump slayer. donors felt she was uniquely suited to the task based on her record. host: why did you call the book "amateur hour?" guest: least qualified candidate, only been in politics for a couple of years and she took her position as district attorney of san francisco and moved on quickly as an attorney general, but was only a statewide politician before she came into national politics. hadn't even been to the white house when she first ran for president. her record was very thin. when she got to washington, she had many struggles, difficulties with her staff and on issues. the survey, with the biden administration. host: difficulty with her staff, delve into that a little bit. guest: this was reported on early on as vice president, she struggl

kamala harris says he's the man. i have seen him make -- right up until the last minute she has been lying to the american people. with a party that is done that for three years, how do they regain any sense of legitimacy or trust at this point. >> they don't. they will have to answer the question should joe biden status president or will he and mike nixon and have to resign. if they truly believed in harris why would they have not given this to her. what we ar ought to go back and read couple it. the person that keeps his head while everyone else is losing theirs. they are moving too fast, too quickly on this and they have never answered the number one fundamental question, why do you lie to us for the last three years. she was the key vote that brought us inflation. she was the borders are that his failed time again. she comes from san francisco. she is weak on crime. she will not sell on these other places. even democrats themselves. so wanting to move away from joe biden that they literally privately told me last

kamala harris is just _ the democrat nominee is? arriving _ the democrat nominee is? kamala harris isjust arriving at _ the democrat nominee is? kamala harris isjust arriving at her - harris is just arriving at her campaign headquarters in delaware and her team campaign headquarters in delaware and herteam are campaign headquarters in delaware and her team are making a pretty clear they would like to have this wrapped up by wednesday night, in just a couple of days. they are making a concerted push to try and get as many of the delegates going to the democratic convention as possible to pledge to back her and if they get more than half of the 4000 or so delegates who will be going to chicago then she has the nomination wrapped up and she can get on with campaigning as the nominee. it's interesting, nobody knewjoe biden would step aside and certainly they did not know when but they seem to have been very ready in they seem to have been very ready in the harris campaign to make this push. adje is brought in a huge amount of money, ove

he endorsed kamala harris as well. i think you're going to see much more of this in the coming days. people reaching out to kamala harris, endorsing her and perhaps positioning to remind her that they could be running mates. >> rest assured they are trying to figure out

kamala harris believes in real freedom.ause] kamala harris, she believes in the kind of freedom where we invest in that young girl's public school because we know if we give her a shot, she can make a real difference in life. that is real freedom. kamala harris knows we have to invest in public safety to keep our communities safe so that young girl when she walks to school, she can get to and from her mama safely, that is real freedom. [applause] kamala harris knows real freedom means giving everybody in every community especially community is that have been hollowed out and left behind economic opportunity. that is real freedom and that is what we are fighting for. kamala harris knows women need to have the freedom to make decisions over their bodies. she knows people need to have the freedom to marry who they love. i say love is love. [applause] kamala harris knows real freedom means worshiping where you want, living how you want, and experiencing freedom all across this nation in rural, urban, and suburban communities, t

harris.— really going on the attack for kamala harris. . �* , �* , kamala harris.harris. that's right. there's two points that _ kamala harris. that's right. there's two points that we _ kamala harris. that's right. there's two points that we took _ kamala harris. that's right. there's two points that we took from - kamala harris. that's right. there's two points that we took from him i two points that we took from him coming out of the convention, i think we are saying in this very first stage today. he's got a very compelling personal story, he can say he came from abject poverty in appalachia and worked himself to her high school, through college, he went to yale law school which is considered one of the most top elite law schools in the country, he joined the marine corps and served overseas, he made money as a venture capitalist i know he's a very young 39—year—old us senator, so i'm going to hear a lot about his personal story. the other thing we're going to hear about is this is a republican very different than that of george bush or mitt romney or even rona

this is locked for kamala harris. i 'ust want to ask, kamala harris.nt to ask. given _ kamala harris. i 'ust want to ask. given you _ kamala harris. i just want to ask, given you worthy - kamala harris. i just want to | ask, given you worthy former campaign adviser to president 0bama, why do you think he has stopped short of openly endorsing her? i stopped short of openly endorsing her?- stopped short of openly endorsing her? i think he's waitin: endorsing her? i think he's waiting for— endorsing her? i think he's waiting for the _ endorsing her? i think he's waiting for the digital, - waiting for the digital, virtual call that is going to happen, in the next couple of days, and you might wait until the emma craddick national convention, when it is a done deal, as we would say, procedurally, and that is something we have seen in the past with former presidents as well. that is not as the norm. that endorsement is definitely going to come, and we will be waiting for it —— not outside the norm. if waiting for it -- not outside the norm-— waiting for it -

vance go after kamala harris?mp clearly is not going to run a campaign based on policy against hillary clinton, that is going to be considered good behavior compared to what he's going to try to run against vice president harris. one, because he has a race and the gender question. and secondly because he is fighting for his life. this man is facing several trials, and has already been convicted. so, i think that we can get ready, and i talked to the vice president last night. i think she is ready, i think we get ready for a nasty campaign. i think the nastier he gets, the more america will have to choose, do they want that kind of person back in the white house. >> lydia, i was reading your article today -- your column about kamala harris being a dei candidate, and if so, so is jd vance. you write the two of them, kamala harris and jd vance, have a few things in common. they were both raced by tough, charismatic patriarchs, they both come from backgrounds that are underrepresented in the halls of power and now bot

they have a plan for kamala harris.s "new york times" or excuse me saturday's "new york times." there is a plan for number two to be number one. and one of which they are going to go out. number one on the border. number two about the fracking. number three about her going for a $10 trillion green new deal one of the first to go do that. her weakest point is the interview. interviews on policy is what blew up her candidacy. she can give a speech, smart, but doesn't put the work in. she can't go deep on issues. she is asked directly, that's when you are find out where she is at. >> steve: you know a major liability for kamala harris, she wants to ban plastic straws. just saying. >> lawrence: that's just one of the crazy initiatives. >> steve: trump team tweeted that out. jason miller tweeted that out yesterday. here is he earlier on our program talking about kamala harris and her path forward. >> democrats can not point to a single state where kamala harris now puts in play where it wasn't before. let me give you a quick

i address can in any way help kamala harris?— kamala harris? i think her campaign _ kamala harris? the fact that when he stepped aside and tweeted that he supported her, she raised $100 million in about— she raised $100 million in about 24—36 hours. what's interesting about that money isn't — interesting about that money isn't the _ interesting about that money isn't the amount that was raised. _ isn't the amount that was raised, but the percentage of new— raised, but the percentage of new people who have never given before _ new people who have never given before who gave to her — 60% of that ntoney— before who gave to her — 60% of that money came from people who had never— that money came from people who had never donated before. you can't _ had never donated before. you can't trust _ had never donated before. you can't trust polling that comes out so — can't trust polling that comes out so close to this decision, but what _ out so close to this decision, but what polling has shown is a bit of _ but what polling has shown is a bit of a — but what polling has shown is a bit of a c

kamala harris now the likely nominee for the democrats. president biden calling in, telling her, i'm right here, you've had my back, i'll have yours, and says he's determined to campaign for

it's not all kamala harris's fault, but it seems like every time they put kamala harris out there to calm people down, chaos ensues. and then she goes on in this call and she insisted that and i'm quoting her from the notes of this call, we know which candidate in this election puts the american people first. our president, joe biden, with every decision he makes in the oval office, he thinks about how people impact working americans. and i witness it every day. so charlie, she just says this in a call like two days ago, and now she's the gal that biden is endorsing, and he's getting out. but she was part of this whole cover up from day one. was was she not? yeah. she absolutely was. and she'll have all sorts of questions like that to answer. you know, obviously this is very late in the campaign for, for a party to be swapping out its candidate, but it's still a lot of time between now and november 5th in terms of how long kamala harris has to run this campaign without reminding voters of her true self. and i think that when you point to things like that phone call and you point to t

vance and kamala harris debate, but j.d. vance had yet to accept the invitation we have urban dictionary word called shooketh. and i believe donald trump is shooketh to debate it got to explain it means he's scared you kept saying she was an ag and all i kept hearing xi ji like kamala harris will go toe to toe, ten toes down with donald trump. she will prosecute the case just like she did against brett kavanaugh, has supreme court confirmation hearing. i think that is what young people, when i think about building the coalition that we built in 20 in 20, that was my job. when she when the vice president got tapped in that moment, then senator matt, she was on the phone every day almost with me. like, what are we doing for young people? what are we doing for latinos? what are we doing for aapi? what are we doing? what are we doing for rural voters? she understands the people where they are and she wants to go and communicate. she doesn't want to be in her ivory tower, but donald trump is shooketh. >> i want to point out somet

harris, and we know kamala harris, and she is going to be an extremely powerful candidate. she will chase trump and vance up and down the country from coast to coast on abortion rights for women, birth control and ivf on voting rights and democracy, they don't know what is coming. and, the entire democratic party is going to be out there. it is an all hands on deck moment for the last couple of weeks, republicans have been trying to say, the democrats are in disarray, we saw disarray when they tried to pick a republic and speaker, over more than a week with 15 ballots and they were all engaged in division and character assassination. that is not the democratic party. we have discussion, we listen to each other, we are a family, and we can have disagreements, but we come back together. you are going to see 1000% unity and focus for kamala harris. i am addicting that. >> definitely feels that way, congressman raskin, always loved talking to you. back to you, joy. >> thank you so much. i want to bring in latosha brown, latosha, thank you for being here. we talked the other day