you know, of course, kimberly harris is not officially the nominee yet. and a foreign ministers understand that they will have to work with whomever comes into office and that could easily be another trump administration. so interestingly, the foreign minister that was the mouth most outspoken was belgium's hi julie beep . she said that, you know, kimberly harris has a great candidate, a strong woman, and i wish her all the best. she's the only one. in fact, that mentioned hair is by name on a bare book has as been the most expressive, she spoke the longest about about this question. saying, uh that, you know, there's, she has a lot of respect for president biden, that nato is stronger than ever before. and you know, just really reflecting what we've also heard from chancellor schultz. i tried to get a comment out of you foreign policy chief, joseph burrell, asking him uh what his view is on the us political situation. and he really didn't want to speak very strongly about it. let's hear what you have to say. the funny, i know the prizes invited has decid

kimberly harris now, president biden has sent her out on some 4 admissions. she noted, we had spoken at the unix security conference the last 3 years in a row. so she had a lot of by lots there. i think a lot of european leaders have met with her have had face to face. you know, meetings with her, but we don't really know her. well, she doesn't have a very strong foreign policy stance. she's considered likely to continue most of the biden administration school political views, should she be the nominee? she may differ with him a bit on, on the middle east, but for on, on the big questions on a here his presidency would look a lot like the bite and presidency inform policy. and 2 of those big questions concern naturally natal, you're talking about this a little while, but then also a trade ties and other relationship with europe in general. given that you're saying that some of the how does doesn't have much foreign policy experience in europe hasn't really heard much from her. what should europe expect from how, why she to win the election in november on thes

harris. they are biting, has, of course, picked her as his presumptive follower. but the question is, does she have the support among other democrats to take over the mental joe biden? so this is a big question, you know, and just as the process um comes here in place. uh, you mentioned that there will be the democratic convention soon and the national convention in chicago in 3 weeks or so. and this is when the presidential candidate will be nominated. it of course, was supposed to be drilled by them. this is not happening now. now the big question is, will the majority of the delegates kind of come together behind kind of the harris and her peak as the vice president? or will this be an open convention where everybody, all every single delegate and it kind of can decide whether he or she supports coming to harris with other a prominent seekers. step in, we'll see you have some challenges. we all know that not now as for now, so we have to wait for the next days. probably to learn more about

i think that kimberly harris is going to be more asia oriented and she stands for a new generation within the democratic party that has a different sort of policy take. um, so i think that no matter who is going to win in november, whether it's going to be a bible and whether it's going to be trump harris or another democratic candidate. the, the, the, the time most trans, atlantic unity as it has been experienced during the by the years. i certainly coming to an end, i would say. and of course the vice president often gets overlooked in international news coverage. but a couple of harris has traveled to overseas and, and stood in inviting place for quite a number of diplomatic meeting. so she does have that experience. a lot of people are not perhaps aware of that. now i want to flash for to january 2025. how might the world proceed? the us if it were led by complet harris versus a 2nd term by donald trump or? well, i think that the world's um, obviously what i think appreciate the continuity which um come all that harris or another democratic president would stand for. i think one of th

so those are just some of the names, but it goes to show that kimberly harris has options here and a relatively deep pool of democratic talent for which to draw upon. indeed, all these possible choices aiming to broaden out the potential appeal of the ticket . you know, what i find really interesting is that now the trump campaign not up against the candidate, they thought they would be. how are they going to pivot here at this point in the election cycle? yeah, so the trump campaign was really bend to be a campaign to be joe biden. not anyone else. now, while they were really going after jo biden's age and mental fitness, mental acuity, and now they have to pivot to come to harris. so in a situation now where it will be donald trump will be the old man in this campaign, and they also run the risk cabinet harris by not even be the nominee at the end. arguably though, they wouldn't be more equipped to attack pamela harris over an unknown quantity she was on the ticket. so what we are expecting is that in the next weeks there will be attack ads launched against her in battleground stat

kimberly harris, at least in the democratic party, like there certainly is, does seem to be a lot of a susie has some for her. but the question is, is she a stronger candidate to take on donald trump than joe biden would have been as well over the last 3 weeks. it was clear that biden was slipping in the polls in those battleground states that are really important to winning an election in the us in west constant pennsylvania, michigan. as the weeks went on after that debate performance, he was starting to wayne and the poles, and it just became more clear that she was not going to be able to be done. donald trump, if he could not win the states. i'm so right now she is pulling that in that in those states. so it does appear. she has a better chance inviting at went at meeting donald trump. at the moment, most democratic leaders have endorsed harris, but the are some holdouts like former president of iraq, obama and majority leader, chuck schumer. why do you think they're holding it back so far? well, you know, these are folks that have been around a long time and they've been influe

so kimberly harris scratch and whittemore michigan governor or joshua funeral from pennsylvania. those are the 3 contenders in errors here. we look at the of the size of the aisle. if we see the units the at the republican convention in milwaukee over the last few days, it really looks like donald from is doing everything rights does not the yeah, that was a week off the political, a glamour and glory with a little bit of campaign pixie dust all week long from trump and with his now new vp pick j events. you know, if you look at last last nights or, or, or thursday nights, beach there was trump unifying, or trying to unify and try to conceal your tone. in the 1st 15 minutes of the speech and then it was old. trump again with a lot of complaints. a lot of pat fall to it's and, and lies outright lies and, and, and the untrue things he said and the mold. so the unity in the republican party, yes, but that was there any way because the republican party is not the old g o. p grand old party as the others know it from past days it is from party. he controls the party and there is unity

harris. the vice president is already busy campaigning to win the presidency, despite having not yet officially being named the democratic nominee. the parties convention is expected to decide that next month. all right, we want to go now the reporters defined as the months he is in washington. jeff, i'm good to see you. it was, it was president bite and said last night, but rather what he didn't say would you agree? it's yeah, i would agree. um, uh and you know, the, the reception of, of his speech of this address is fairly positive because of that, that was a historic speech. first of its kind and 56 year. so you know, uh, and it was very summer. it was very presidential. it was um, it was everything you had expected and everything the president had to say, but never wanted to say, i guess. because i see admitted to treat admission. and one point dictated him to go for the 2nd term until he was educated himself, i guess with the help of many others that that wasn't an option any more politi

kimberly harris says moved one big step closer to securing the democratic party nomination to run against donald trump for the us presidency in the video that was released today. by her campaign, the vice president who was immune to become the 1st female president and the 1st woman of color to leave the country as gain, perhaps her most important endorsement to date from the man who became america's 1st black president and his wife. com. hello. hi, hey there. oh, your boss together. oh, it's good to hear you, but i, i can't have this phone call without saying to my girl, carla, i am proud of you. this is going to be historic. we call to say, michelle and i couldn't be prouder to endorse here and to do everything we can to get you through the selection of and into the oval office. oh, my goodness, michelle practice need so much to me. i'm looking forward to doing this with 2 of you, doug and i both and getting out there being on the road. but most of, i just want to tell you that the words you have spoken to in the friendship that you have given over all these years, the more than the rest

kimberly harris or donald trump. why didn't have in mind a joe biden stepping aside in the presidential election race when i wrote that mine that uh does deserve it. he deserves some credit for or indeed literally a stepping aside to make room for it for someone else with harris. i think again it's, it's hard to know, except that, you know, i think that she comes from a, a younger generation than joe biden. and if she is more representative of the democratic party as it stands today on foreign policy, as opposed to in the past, then i do think she would be more inclined to reflect sentiments that save united states doesn't need to be militarily engaged everywhere in the world for donald trump, it's a really tough question. on the one hand, we know he doesn't finish eyes the us military presence everywhere. he can take or leave alliances. but he also puts himself at the center of just about every issue himself. and he also promises to be dominant on the world stage and seems to be, you know, quite invested in the idea

kimberly harris or donald trump, or why didn't have in mind a joe biden stepping aside in the presidential election rates when i wrote them on the does deserve it. he deserves some credit for or indeed, literally a stepping aside to make room for it for someone else with harris. i think again it's, it's hard to know, except that, you know, i think that she comes from a, a younger generation than joe biden. and if she is more representative of the democratic party as it stands today on foreign policy as opposed to in the past, then i do think she would be more inclined to reflect sentiments that say the united states doesn't need to be militarily engaged everywhere in the world for donald trump, it's a really tough question. on the one hand, we know he doesn't finish eyes the us military presence everywhere. he can take or leave alliances. but he also puts himself at the center of just about every issue himself. and he also promises to be dominant on the world stage and seems to be, you know, quite invested in the idea that christ, you shouldn't be happening just about everywhere. so that r

harris's 1st campaign rally. um, you know, it was in many ways a very by the book standard campaign event that you would imagine um, despite all this talk of how 2024 is, you know, the make or break moment for american democracy. she really focused on the bread and butter issues that had been democratic style awards for decades. you know, health care, women's rights, gun control, you know, helping a prosperous middle class these, these talking points that we hear time and again and every presidential cycle. yes . couple of harris talked about donald trump's criminal troubles. yes, she does. and she touched on him trying to uh, you know, steal the election in 2020, basically. and we heard this line that i think bring in here and get here over and over again about how she knows donald trump's type, given court prosecutors a background. but most of that had a dress which was met with great you for you in the audience locally and milwaukee wisconscin. we're just basic stump speech. unfortunately, very light on, on th

kimberly harris or donald trump, or why didn't have in mind a joe biden stepping aside in the presidential election rates. when i wrote that mine that are you does deserve it. he deserves some credit for or indeed, literally a stepping aside to make room for it for someone else with harris. i think again it's, it's hard to know, except that, you know, i think that she comes from a, a younger generation than joe biden. and if she is more representative of the democratic party as it stands today on foreign policy as opposed to in the past, then i do think she would be more inclined to reflect sentiments that say the united states doesn't need to be militarily engaged everywhere in the world for donald trump, it's a really tough question. on the one hand, we know he doesn't finish eyes the us military presence everywhere. he can take or leave alliances. but he also puts himself at the center of just about every issue himself. and he also promises to be dominant on the world stage and seems to be, you know, quite invested in the idea that christ, you shouldn't be happening just about everywher

, saying that kimberly harris would be so much worse for the middle east. he cannot imagine a jewish person voiding for account bla, harris. he also said that the vice president's remarks delivered after her own meeting with benjamin netanyahu were disrespectful. now, harris did deliver some forceful remarks, saying that israel had the right to defend itself. but it mattered how israel did that. she also condemned the devastation of freaked by the wars saying that she would not look away now. uh, trump seized upon those remarks to say that he hoped that they would not get in the way of a cease fire, a hostage release. steal. so really, what he was trying to do here was to show that the republican party is the party that is loyal to israel, and the democratic party and camelot harris or not. he wanted to be able to show that he had a good relationship with benjamin netanyahu. even though in months previous, so he criticized that and yahoo for not anticipating the october 7 to talk and we know that the relationship was rocky, even before that he had been angr

and you know, speech well for there is important to remember that kimberly harris is now running a campaign for president of the united states coming november this year. so there is some politic king going on. she will not attend the speech of presence of from mister benjamin gotten, you know, and congress she will meet him, go behind closed doors and we don't expect any big photo ops or anything like this tomorrow. that is politics, you know, for the bible campaigned formerly by and can pay now harris can paint it is critical to actually get the vote of those people here. all those are americans and regular american, specifically young people in november those the w correspondence defends the ones. thank you so much. i and we can now take deeper and bring in our middle east alice chinese rosanna, so on and good to have you here again, this is of course a carefully scheduled and planned meeting. now. it is in almost all aspects overshadowed by domestic issues in the us is that ya is still going to get the big stage that he was hoping for. well, you need to ask yourself what it was, his goal

but some of the negatives around joe biden are there with, kimberly harris. and i think she will most likely do better in the state by state pollings then then then the, then the president. so i'm optimistic about that, but i think like that, and i think what scott is saying, there's a very short period of time she's got work to do. i think she's up for the job, but she's really gotta get to that. she's got to mobilize people around her as the not the number 2, but the number one. and james, i'm glad you mentioned that cuz i wanted to dig a little deeper with you a specifically about buying these policies uh towards israel. uh and his stance on or on gaza. i mean you had a lot of pulling indicating that biden was hemorrhaging air of american and most of the american voters, due to his support of israel. i'd like you to talk to rob you as a little bit more about the kind of data that you found. how dire the situation is been for president biden, especially in states like michigan as well. what we found was that, well, 59 percent of the air american voters vote

harris, the vice president, the most likely candidate? this is the big debate to come out of harris is the most obvious choice at the moment. there have been posts just yesterday where harris did pretty well and she, i think she is she, let's a truck by even a percent. you're going to hillary clinton was this poll, which was somewhat surprising, but there are a few other notes that are mentioned much more often like a gretchen goodner and a given, newsome or 2 of the kennedy potential candidates that are being discussed. the governors establish again in california, respectively at exactly. that's correct. and does all these other names of people? judges also sometimes of mentions the transport minister of or, or secretary of transportation. but it's very, it's a very open question. so it's not clear at all what that might actually be. course there is a lot of speculation, not present biden, and everyone is watching him now. he's expected to give a soto press conference later tonight. could his performance in that press conference, determi

so those are just some of the names, but it goes to show that kimberly harris has options here and a relatively deep pool of democratic talent for which to draw upon. indeed, all these possible choices aiming to broaden out the potential appeal of the tickets. and now what i find really interesting is that now the trump campaign not up against the candidate, they thought they would be. how are they going to pivot here at this point in the election cycle? yes, so the trump campaign was really meant to be a campaign to be a joe biden. not anyone else. now, they were really going after jo, biden's, age and mental fitness, mental acuity, and now they have to pivot to come to harris. so in a situation now where it will be donald trump will be the old man in this campaign, and they also run the risk cabinet. harris might not even be the nominee at the end . arguably though, they wouldn't be more equipped to attack pamela harris over in a known quantity. she was on the ticket. so what we are expecting is that in the next weeks there will be attack ads launched against her in battle, ground

kimberly harris is in the process of committing the largest campaign finance violation in american history. and she is using the commission's own forms to do it. the commission must not and cannot sit idly by while one candidate takes nearly $100000000.00 from the authorized committee of another in violation of the act and the will of the donors who gave the money in the 1st place. but while, according to amman, denied full of delegates, the common vp seems to have inherited all of biden's die hard supporters within the party as no other option has so far been pushed forward. despite the fact that how are you says not the officially be nominated. she's already secured more than $100000000.00 in donations to have the funding for presidential campaign. i am told as of this morning that we have earned the support of the mouse delegates to secure that we are running a people power campaign. and because we are a people powered campaign, that is how you know, we will be a people 1st president of moving to other interesting numbers. how is needs trump? 44 percent to 42 percent in the right. does

kimberly harris said really, what happened was the leaders of the democratic party in a very and democratic move. the boss is a said, either you get out or we're going to throw you out using the 25th amendment. that's what happened. you know that you either want to get out, but they told him you get now. you said you get now in the democratic primary because by didn't was running, there was no actual primary health, no debates were held. the dmc said we won't hold debates because we have an incumbent president. the problem is, after those primary contests were been held and before the nomination is in that small window that the democrats remove or force by them out. and so no primary vote or will have any say in who the democratic nominee for president is it will be completely decided by superdelegates and by party bosses. one thing i think is very clear is that president biden is being pushed out. there's no real question about that. the fact is, the dmc knew what they were doing. they knew in advance about his cognitive decline . they've known for years about his cognitive decline and the

but some of the negatives around joe biden are there with, kimberly harris. and i think she will most likely do better in the state by state pollings then then then the, then the president. so i'm optimistic about that, but i think like that, and i think what scott is saying, there's a very short period of time she's got work to do. i think she's up for the job, but she's really gotta get to that. she's got to mobilize people around her as the not the number 2, but the number one. and james, i'm glad you mentioned that cuz i wanted to dig a little deeper with you a specifically about buying these policies uh towards israel. uh and his stance on or on gaza. i mean you had a lot of pulling indicating that biden was hemorrhaging air of american and most of the american voters, due to his support of israel. i, i'd like you to talk for of you as a little bit more about the kind of data that you found. how dire the situation is been for president biden, especially in states like michigan as well. what we found was that, well, 59 percent of the air american voters v

kimberly harris, as my vice president, attendance being the best decision i made today, i want to also by full support under endorsement for cumberland to be the nominee of our party this year. democrats, it's time to come together. i'm beat trump, let's do this. and here's the process of that, nobody's in going forward the presidential moment, and he will be elected by thousands of delegates that the democratic national convention of august, the 19th vice president campbell harris is the most likely candidate to replaced by them. but said no, medation is not guaranteed. nobody has endorsed us to in account of that need. suppose of a majority of the pledged delegates, the mold in 3900 democrats who pledge that support during the primaries. if not the vote. goods was like around the superdelegates take part, the group of around 700 cd at party leaders and elected officials who will automatically delegates based on the positions by them. and thomas share a campaign committee that raises $270000000.00. the 2nd quarter of this year, and if she remains on the ticket as either the presidenti

kimberly harris also has her own way with was, which often raises the question, would you actually be any better than her current thoughts? you think you just fell out of the coconut tree? we will work together and continue to work together to address these issues. to tackle these challenges and to work together as we continue to work operating from the new norms rules and agreements that we will convene to work together on, on talking about the significance of the passage of time frame the significance of the passage of time. so when you think about it, there is great significance to the passage of time, and there is such great significance to the passage of time when we think about a day in the life of our children. we all believe that when we talk about the children of the community, they are a children of the community powers to is down by 2 points to trump as opposed to 6 for that, which is what biden is down 4745. but before all this, back in march, for instance, a couple hours is approval rating was at 36 percent. joe biden was 41. so he, she has that traditionally had a low ap

we don't know today when kimberly harris was speaking. it was the weirdest thing before. uh, some uh particular you know, white house event where the and see where the college app lead show up a new way of and do a photo op. she was that laughing and sang, joe buying was one of the best i guess just for the past tense. it was a bit is are, and yet as we speak, mike, the what you would call, i'm sorry you said it's the left media, the nbc as nbc, with the usual suspects, other than fox because in the cable news world and in that particular room, there were app you liked what a great guy he was. uh. how about a big uh, how about a big hand for job? i never anybody. now let's move on. why don't we do a minute? who's running the show now? i believe. uh, i'm interested in that in yellow arrived in is washington. who is he talking to? what about him? nobody knows anything. it is. it is bizarre. oh world. and what's interesting is that president trump a former president, trump, president trump. to me is wondering, what do i do? oh, wait a minute. who, who am i running again? rem

now i know it's still early on in the campaign between these 2, in particular, trump and kimberly harris as a presidential presumptive presidential nominee who's arguments. do you think when you look in your crystal ball, who's arguments do you think is gonna win over? look like it's going to win over the swing voters and those independence. well, it's on sure. and to protect it. exactly what's going to happen data day. but what we're saying is sense that debate debacle by jo, biding donald trump has not, has no longer been the star of this political campaign show. it's been all about the democrats specifically about joe biden. what he stay in was he at the race now that he is out now that com away harris has been, has has offended to the top of the ticket. so much of the options doctor didn't so much of the energy is now focused around democrats and complement harris. and quite frankly, what the trump campaign needs to do right now is actually try to find a way to actually get more of the attention back on them back on their agenda. what they would prefer to do is actually try to paint

harris says it looked like this campaign is now going to be even more personal, even more vicious. well, i think the expectation, uh, even before the change in canada see was that this would be a pretty vicious campaign to use your words. the electorate is closely divided by all accounts. it seems like this will very likely be a close election. and, and just by, i judge that just based on the poli and so whenever you have a political situation where you have a tight races where each side believes that there is sort of some very dramatic negative consequence from losing. it really tends to amp up the rhetoric and, but just for the, of these hopes, at least also the assassination attempt on donald trump. that may be, the rhetoric might come down. does it look like those homes are gone? this is going to be a bad knuckles. fight with no holds bob. yeah, so the best predictor for future behavior is passed behavior and i, we have a lot of evidence from donald trump about how he treats his political opponents. he tends to treat his political opponents with a very insulting kind of d, legi

harris. so he's way to go ahead. she's bet. so yeah, right. full of elevate in florida. thanks very much for that update. i'm now joined by peggy grand is she served as an executive assistant, a former president ronald reagan and was a political appointee to president trump. she joins us from washington, d. c, thanks very much for joining us, and i'll just 0, peggy. how would you view mr. trump's meeting with is where the prime minister benjamin netanyahu considering that the prime minister is talking to everybody he needs to, i suppose, as well. thank you so much for having me on the program. and i think this is and it's very important meeting because nothing yahoo is looking ahead realizing that he may very well be dealing with donald trump, back in the white house. he's not the only one we have seen in the last few months whether it's phone. * whether it's meetings in new york or mar logo and several heads of state have a meeting with donald trump. donald trump represents a change of polic

couple of harris a. kimberly helped get that for us. apologies. in washington d. c. i like, well, as we were saying, republican vice presidential candidate and j d involved says, due to address suppose is out of rowdy in his mid town of middleton, ohio, or phil laval, is that for us in middletown. so feel, what does it mean that like combination of the 2 things ready on the surface, it's positive itself beat everybody's have for that money is a local boy. there is a slight on the coverage of frustration. i'll tell you why. look at the size of this crowd, right? they're all hundreds and hundreds of people. some of them are feet here. since 7 i am to give you an idea about as well 6 hours ago. it's 1 o'clock in the afternoon now. now if you look full away on that line, goes all the way down to the right. so you would think these people are excited, right? they're gonna be saying the amount on stage not, but it's not going to happen and not us because j. d vance is not here yet, but the building is already full up. they let special guests and so people here to be q, if

she's the only 1st in washington dc, and kimberly coming to harris not wasting any time. she holds her 1st campaign. riley lacey today in the background state of wisconsin. what are we expecting of the yeah. what we're expecting is that she'll be talking about the fact that she is going after donald trump is you her there. and she will be really trying to focus on what she thinks she connects with when it comes to voters. and that is a reproductive freedoms of potentially re making the, a supreme court. and also a trying to a really rough from donald trump, the potential for him to putting forward his agenda, which is project 2025. and that is to uh, if he is elected, he wants to re make the federal government he believes is far too far. to the left, so those are sort of the issues she's focusing on. and uh, what we know is that she's really celebrating the fact that she's got a lot of money to try and do that. she's raised more than a $100000000.00 in just the last 24 hours and she's signed up already some $58000.00 to work on her campaign. and we know of those donations

yeah, and kimberly, so do we know what the harris strategy is going to be for, for her campaign moving forward? and not only when it comes to via tax by the republicans in the trump campaign, but also, you know, in a, in a, in a larger picture of what her campaign is going to taco moving forward. yeah, well there's a lot of money to do it because in the last 24 hours you got a 100000000 and donations and 62 percent of those people were 1st time donors. so they're pretty excited about that. the harris for president campaign is feeling really energized right now and they're focusing on for t stays where they think she's going to get a lot of traction. and they are in nevada, arizona, georgia, and pennsylvania. they feel if they can really make headway there, especially among younger voters and the demographics of hispanics, the african americans, they feel like the rest of the country is going to follow. so just for, to the going to milwaukee today, she's going to be talking about issues like reproductive freedoms, gender issues also, is they something those project 2025, which is the de

everyone is like we need answers. >> harris: kimberly cheatle was on the call and the call was stopped with hand raising having questions on the call. she was likely at the event already. she didn't even bother to tell you that. she wanted to not give you access, apparently. she was here on that call. that is unbelievable. >> when i found out she was here i gathered my colleagues and i said let's go up to the suite and see if we can pull her aside and get some answers. our questions that we had. but she did not want that. >> harris: look at the screen. did she acknowledge i got off the call with you? did see say if the line cut out? >> she said she wasn't running the call. in the video i asked her. >> harris: what else is she not running? >> obviously she is not doing a very good job running the secret service. harris, you can look at that video from saturday, you can look at the video that people there and you know, harris, one of the things that i've heard from so many moms, they have taught their kids if you see something, say something. go to law enforcement. there were dozens of p

. >> here's what's interesting, kimberly. it is now a very short window for harris to get the nomination, reintroduce herself to voters and race to the election. is that a good or bad thing? because for the last few days we've been oh my gosh, she doesn't have enough time but last night i was talking to matthew dowd who said it's a very good thing. if she had been out there all of these months it would've been prime time for republicans to really come after her. the short window is to her benefit. >> i think that is true. i was talking to somebody who just became a nationalized citizen and is voting in this election, but she came from europe and is like, what is with americans with this years long elections cycle? we do these in five weeks. we get it done and you drag it out. people get tired. they get weary of it. but as you said, it gives an opponent that much longer to try to define someone, and it really doesn't take that much time in this particular election to really spell out what the contrast is here, and i think, har

kimberly many things that can be how could of the white house, let's go to. she have a tons of you who joins us from capitol hill and she have, i know you are vast. the committee on herbicides in the accounts ability are amazing to grill seeing if it goes over the assassination attempt on donald trump. it of course, uh, the big question is whether political it goes with a little makers of waiting on biden's departure from the presidential race. anything mentioned that while most of the democrats just a building, what kimberly was saying, we all have and there's 2 competing competing impulses on the one hand, there is a wish for commer harris in our own words, to own the nomination for that to be some kind of testing of how us as a potential causative against donald trump. they're pretty vivid memories of houses . oscars around for the presidency was in 2020 opposing is just as bad as dirt. biden's popularity ratings are favorability ratings are as bad as j biden's in the pose of polls, which, which summarizes the opinion polls right now, troll and trump is ab

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so kimberly, what is the strategy for the harris campaign moving forward? yeah, they've had to rethink it because it's no longer x 5 in some presidents now, harris for president, and they're really concentrating on 4 key states. they say this will be everything for pamela harris. they're in nevada, arizona. georgia is pennsylvania. they know the midwest not going to be where she's going to pick up any votes, and it's for to be black and brown voters that are specially young people in those demographics that are really gravitating towards her. so see her campaign focusing in those areas. that is how they say if they can get those areas in those states, that's the way the rest of the country will go. so watch, she's going to be going towards milwaukee today. she's going to be campaigning for the 1st time out there. so going to be talking about abortion, she's also going to be talking about donald trump project 2025. that is where he is trying to re make the federal government taking it out of the rest of what he says the far left and also watched for some hin

>> not sure. >> harris: okay.d out fast because we will need somebody to lead that agency with kimberly cheatle gone and potentially leaving quite a mess and so many unanswered questions. charles moreno, you cut to the chase and we appreciate your transparency, honesty and experience this hour. thank you. a lot of breaking news. president biden set to speak tomorrow night to the nation from the oval office at 8:00 p.m. eastern. watch it here on fox news channel. we'll be watching together. his first remarks since dropping out of the race for the white house in this 2024 cycle. ben domenech next. [street noise] [car door shuts] [paparazzi cameras] introducing, ned's plaque psoriasis. ned, ned, who are you wearing? he thinks his flaky red patches are all people see. otezla is the #1 prescribed pill to treat plaque psoriasis. ned? otezla can help you get clearer skin, and reduce itching and flaking. with no routine blood tests required. doctors have been prescribing otezla for over a decade. otezla is also approved t

his great move kimberly. it was picking kamala harris as his vice president.fill in if he couldn't go further and look at the embrace he is getting from the american people. 90% of democrats are glad that biden stepped out but not because they don't like him, it is because they want to win. president biden convinced the nation democracy is on the ballot. you have a choice of authoritarianism in trump or democracy with biden/harris. i think the president did a noble thing when he gave his 15 minute oval office address. more importantly, he has six months now that he has to guide us through treacherous international waters, particularly how can he get a cease-fire finally in gaza and how do we keep ukraine a life against the terrorist onslaught by vladimir putin's russia. >> we talk about the historic aspect of this, and the president even noted the american people will choose the course of america's future. how have presidents in the past set that course, by actions sometimes big, sometimes small, and why what he did is so important to what happens next? >> wel

kimberly so early days become a harris, but we're ready a $100000000.00 raised. i believe since she answered the raise. clearly there's a loss of energy, a loss of momentum in the democratic ways the moment. so yeah, there's no question that the in sit in through z as in bob that cala harris has gotten, has been generating a lot of money and a lot of interest. not only she gotten just in 24 hours a $100000000.00 in donations, and we should point out the 62 percent of those for 1st time donors, but $58000.00 people also signed up in 24 hours just to work on her campaign. and what she also pledged was the presumptive nomination by gathering the delegates that she needed some more than 2600 delegates. and that's a big deal because uh what she needed was the delegates to get her over that threshold. and she was able to do it in part because of the home state of california, where she was born and raised what she was able to do with the help of nancy pelosi . one of the main leaders in the democratic party is that they were able to together work together to get that su

and vice president kamala harris gets to the campaign trail for the first time as her own candidate. a very good morning to you, and thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia. marcus washington is off. it is a very busy news day. we want to start out with that microclimate weather alert this morning with a live look across the bay area, as we are in for another day of sweltering temperatures. some inland cities are once again expected to reach triple digits. let's bring in meteorologist kari hall. so where are we looking at? it will be the hottest. it's mostly the inland east bay. so the areas in pink on the excessive heat warning will be those areas that have to deal with temperatures in the upper 90s and even up to 100 degrees. we'll see that today. other areas in orange are basically a step below an excessive heat warning and a heat advisory. excluding the coastline in parts of the inner bay, the temperatures are still going to be hot. it would be dangerous for long period of time being outside, but we're looking at already hot temperatures. it is 93 currently in livermore a

the director of the us secret service, kimberly cheatle is to resign, after facing sharp criticism fordonald trump. ms cheatle quitjust 2a hours after admitting the attack on the 13th ofjuly was her agency's worst failure in decades. a man in the crowd died after being his by the gunfire. our north america correspondent nomia iqbal reports. donald trump was close to being killed and the secret service has been under huge pressure to answerfor it. kimberly has been under huge pressure to answer for it. kimberly cheadle immediately accepted blame. the secret service's solemn mission is to protect our nation's leaders. on july 13th, we failed. as the director of the united states secret service, i take full responsibility for any security lapse of our agency. donald trump was on stage in pennsylvania and secret service snipers were on a roof behind him. ., , ., , him. ironside the rally venue, more than — him. ironside the rally venue, more than a _ him. ironside the rally venue, more than a hundred - him. ironside the rally venue, more than a hundred metresl him. ironside the rally venue

. >> harris: united states secret service director, kimberly cheatle, i imagine, will have a lot to say and answer to some questions we hope she'll have a lot to say on the hill, she's being called to. i had congressman wall street journal waltz on last hour and republicans are investigating this. what do you make of combination, two sets of things in our lives to go after, getting answers here. >> yeah. there are a lot of questions, there is no doubt there was a failure, this should have never happened and we need to identify where the failure was. i spoke to senior law enforcement official familiar with presidential protection and let me provide nuance and detail. you heard david spunt layout, there was call from local law enforcement official to command center and they observed this individual with a range finder. there is cbs reporting two calls from local law enforcement and security center. they call it a command post, i believe the security center on site. radio frequency goes to the security center and radio frequency would have gone to head of local law enforcement who share th

. >> kimberly, the right has been making fun of how harris laughs and what she says, these videos havegth, can they help her defeat those attacks? when we are thinking about swing voters or uninspired voters, those any of this affect them? >> i think it could, one thing we have been seeing in addition to these grassroots reactions is the campaign is doing a good job, short concise statements, answering the ridiculous things trump and judy vance have been saying, press statements, rapid responses, they have not missed a beat which is so starkly different from how the biden campaign was operating. it was like they put the people in place to meet this moment so they are leaning into its in a way and it makes -- i will borrow a phrase, and aga phones, with the racism and nastiness coming from that side, it is making that look foolish and old-fashioned and still in a way that is embarrassing the speaker of the house. that tells you how bad the messages and the harris campaign as well as the grassroots folks supporting her are taking that and raising it to the as degree. >> john you mentione

resigned posting, quote: the biden-harris administration did not properly protect me. was forced to take a bullet for democracy. it was my great honor to do so. trump's allies are also shifting their focus towards vice president harris. >> i don't know how kamala harris can run away from the biden policies. she has been part of the administration and she's the border czar, which is one of the issues on top of mind for the american people. >> she is a vacuous, incredible liberal and unaccomplished so, yes, she doesn't have dementia, but i think she is a lousy candidate. >> the republican senate campaign arm is already circulating a memo telling candidates to attack harris on her liberal record. but democrats say harris is the change they were looking for. >> i think she will be a stronger candidate. she has consolidated the democratic party in a way that's just astounding. >> and, bret, as for what is coming next, former president trump is going to host a campaign rally in charlotte tomorrow. then on saturday, he and j.d. vance will hold a campaign rally together. that'

kimberly atkins stohr and eddie glaude are back with us. point about the way that donald trump speaks about people across the board but especially women, especially the vice president, is offputting to a lot of different people, and women across the board are seeing this and they say we are not about to take this. it is something very specific about the way that he speaks about black people, kimberly, and i just, the highest ranking black person in the world right now is the vice president of the united states of america and black and south asian and i am deeply disturbed by it. it's something we all have felt, we all have witnessed in our own lives, someone suggesting that you are not qualified, they don't know nothing about you except that you are black -- >> just real quickly, they don't think she's black because everyone is tweeting, she ate black. okay. >> which is like well y'all don't know nothing about the slave trade. >> sub-saharan africa folks, -- >> but she's from oakland -- >> she's from oakland but you can also google jamaica

so kimberly, all the focus is very much on the coming of harris on surprisingly, but it is with pointing out it's not a done deal yet. there is still several key democratic figures, such as nancy pelosi barca, bama, who haven't yet endorsed a, and she hasn't yet been picked as the as the replacement. yeah, yeah, that's absolutely right. there are some notable absences when it comes to the endorsement . so when it comes to that, there's actually a list of about 5 names that have not in fact to endorse this. i have not in fact endorsed a couple of harris there for president brock. obama, the former house speaker, nancy pelosi, senator berry sanders sen, majority leader, chuck schumer and the house minority leader and team jeffreys that have all not done that. and there's a reason behind that. and that reason is because there is a careful strategy here. not only were they instrumental in making sure that job item for the good of the party, step decide. but now the next phase of that strategy is making sure that the knowledge of the democratic part of, of the voters in the united states acce

is now the harris campaign for president. in other words, that app or out us has seamlessly shifted to harrass for president. and that the, uh, it is solely focused on defeating donald trump and has already made that transition . as of a few hours ago the campaign chair general molly dylan has a now said it is fully moving forward and that is full steam ahead. so this is something that was highly anticipated and it was already positioning itself, and it is ready and has the funds to do so because what we know is that it would be difficult for those campaign funds to go to any other candidate. but the given the fact that, and the way campaign was written in the united states is that it, these campaign funds were raised for 5 in harris, so, comma harris can easily inherit this money. it would be difficult for it to go to anyone else. alright kimberlia do are stand by please. uh, because uh, i wanna ask you a more about so some of the reactions that we've been getting uh, regarding uh, this uh, potential nomination of vice presi

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over his address to congress citing scheduled travel earlier, i spoke with cnn global affairs analyst kimberly dozier. she explains the change in dynamic thanks. now that harris is the presumptive democratic nominee for president well, harris doesn't want anything to come out of the meeting that would damage her in her three months sprint for being. >> officially named the democratic candidate and then running for the office of president. and she's already been out front in terms of public statements that go further than what biden himself has said, calling for a ceasefire, calling for more aid to palestinians so these already on the watch for being criticized for being anti-israel, even though her husband is jewish and has been fighting against. and semitism inside the u.s so it's going to be a really, as you say, awkward and delicate meeting. she also can't get too far out in front in terms of what her policy is going to be. well, she's still the vice president and her job has been to represent and fight for joe biden's policy what she would do in office we would more likely find out further

pelosi is not the only supporter to speak out following president biden's endorsement for kimberly cruz spoke with a supporter who has been with harris since her school days in berkeley. >> vice president kamala harris is no stranger to making her friends and loved ones have had front row seat to her growing political journey. it's the american dream. she's the american dream. carol porter, otherwise known by her as the other little girl on the a childhood friend of kamala harris. the 2 young friends rode the bus together from west berkeley to an integrated elementary school on the north side of the city. i elated. i'm in full agreement. >> and i am ready to do whatever my friend needs to make sure that this comes out successful for the country. porter says over the years she's watched her friend. >> break barriers as women first as women of color. it's almost it's something i did not know. i would see in my lifetime. and now she believes harris is more than ready for what could be a historic presidential nomination. kamala is very ready for this role and she is going to be amazing. she