hey. >> hey alecia happy fourth to you and all of our viewers.k and about six hours carcass 60,000 shells we'll be busted into the error over new york city for the 48th annual macy's fireworks july 4th spectacular. millions will watch on tv and a couple million people we'll be lucky enough to see it in person on rooftops and in the streets here in manhattan. also in new jersey because for the first time and a decade they will be able to see the fireworks in new jersey because the five barges are being placed on the hudson river. this is where they will be launched from. organizers spent a year preparing for the story five minute show that over 60 pirate technicians have connected 5 miles worth of wires on these barges synchronizing them to music for your ten computers that will coordinate the showpiece as for security, there are no specific credible threats out there about the fbi and homeland security did send out bulletins to local law enforcement nationwide ahead of the holiday today. in than they warn arch celebrations car particularly here i

okay, let me open up the dollar store at the states and i will shuffle off safely. positive some alecia law come for the boys that will show us as a shift to possibly of the law. so the one is like deep uh, pretty formally a teen executioner died at home and kind of there in 2015. he was 93 the throughout his life. he never onto his crimes, to which there is no statute of limitation. so in the 6th 20 thank you. the scale was wallace. the awesome new york. my reason why certain only me from your boss here is one of the chest of the residents are safe based on the fees play it, the more with us in the room, it to me to buy you pretty is nicer. enroll him in as soon as you see, does it supposed to who is interested in pursuing, i use the criminal case against capital because at the mid of constantine of which the native of general grain was never closed. but it was suspended the and now i want to hand it over to the president, ukraine who.

. >> my name is alecia lopez. >> we are the parents of our son andrew lopez, u.s. pendleton, he passed away in afghanistan. >> my name is abby sanchez. i'm the voice for my brother humberto sanchez. >> i'm corporal sanchez's mother. >> my name is stephen, i'm here for my son. i'm here today to give my son a voice. >> my name is cheryl jules. i'm sergeant's aunt, u.s. marine killed in the afghanistan withdrawal. >> i'm here for united states marine killed in the afghanistan exit. >> my name is kelly barnett. i'm here to give a voice to my son, my best friend. >> my name is darren hoover, and i'm here to give a voice, as well, for our son, staff sergeant taylor hoover. >> when we started hearing that the taliban was moving in, that there was not more military being deployed, and that they had decided the taliban was our security, that is when i became terrified. they were kind of left there, hung out to dry. from afghanistan, where there are significant casualties, including some americans. >> i was at work and heard about it. instantly i had that she'll go through m

on sunday, 100 days out from election day, be sure to join me, simone sanders townsend, alecia menendezak down what comes next in this historic election. that is all day sunday beginning at 8:00 a.m. eastern here on msnbc. and we read returns on monday for a reidout special report, project 2025 exposed, breaking down that 900 page document piece by piece

senior correspondent alecia cuneo joins us now live with the very latest from there. >> never a dullht up with republican kari lake as she arrived here in paradise valley to cast her vote in the primary. now lake is favored to win in this race against democratic congressman ruben drago who is running on a post. >> starting tomorrow, once again going back added on the campaign trail heading all parts of arizona and making sure that we bring america first policies back to washington dc and back to america. >> now kari lake continues to run in this race even as ruben gave go who is as i said running unopposed, he is considered the favorite in this race. forgive me were having some technical problems here. he's the leader and notably he was it vocal critic of independent was the mechanic senator kirsten cinema before she announced she would not run for reelection. he turned back to primary cinema should she try to hold onto the pivotal seat he now seeks. we'll continue to watch the very important stakes here in arizona. marc staal? >> martha: thank you very much. artichuk when you in par

. >> i am just, again, the week, the rnc was a lot and i completely agree with you and alecia and i amir house in order and just address the family business and be done with it because there is a campaign that is still being waged while all of the crazies is happening. i continue to believe it is despicable and which they have known the present for years and have treated him and now it feels like the tide is too strong and he cannot continue to swim against the tide. i don't know how long he can continue to say i am still in this race. you've got -- it looks to be speaker pelosi, former speaker pelosi and chuck schumer think i want to help it >> every stroke he has to make to defend himself against that incoming from his own is when he has to stroke against trumpy is weaker. >> well, that does it for us today. we will be back tomorrow. we have a three hour show tomorrow so join us. we will be joined by biden/arias -- and get his reaction to the rnc made us back here at 8:00 a.m. eastern for three hours. follow us on social media. (♪♪) when life spells heartburn... how do you spell reli

. >> alecia, the point that sarah makes is something i often, people don't know what the vice presidentoes, name the last vice president, you don't know what they did every day, probably did cheney, but that's another conversation. it is not your job to be out front on a number of the issues. but she has been working and people just don't know about it. so this is a critical time for her to reintroduce herself and assert what her narrative will be because on the other side of the aisle, trump and republicans will try to paint her as you know, a san francisco liberal, a border czar, they want to merrily define her because they know the door is open for some definition for people. >> sarah, if you were the one who was getting to shape what that reintroduction would be, how would you reintroduce the vice president? >> i will say look i'm a center- right, i was a republican before trump showed up so obviously i have a certain bias but the people she's got to win over, in places like pennsylvania, michigan, wisconsin, there's a lot of old white people in those states, i would like to see her

. >> it feels like that, alecia. >> it does. i want you to take a listen. the vice president giving a speech in wisconsin this tuesday. i think you will find her frame very interesting. >> do we want to live in a country of freedom, compassion and rule of law? or a country of chaos, fear and hate? here is the beauty of this moment. we each have the power to answer that question. the power is with the people. >> stuart, the reason i wanted to play that found is because it reminded me of an argument that you had been making, which is there is a clear contrast between the candidates. you have argued part of what the campaign needs to do is draw a clear contrast in the vision these two candidates have for the future of this country. with 100 days left, how do they articulate that contrast about the america that voters want to live in? >> this is really maybe the starkest contrast we have had. trump is the darkest candidacy now under three times he has run for president. i think usually the most optimistic candidate wins the presidential race. if you just look a

how do you prep the conversation to what alecia was saying, if you have this narrative, by the way, forstarted here on the weekend back in january about project 2025, we see bad things coming. thank you, sister. >> why aren't you all talking about it? >> now you have a moment where, i think if you're going to put the president out there, put him out there and arm him like basil just set. create a new narrative around the threat that is in front of you. everybody says, you did not tell us what you were going to do in the next term. i cannot get to the next term until i defeat this in front of me. how would you approach that? i am i off the base? >> that is exactly right. the president did have a chance he talked about childcare and healthcare. it would have been great if he would have been able to pivot and get off defense 100%. he answered the questions that came to him and he said what he had to say. from project 2025, i don't know why every democrat in the country isn't running against 2025. so people understand, project 2025 is a widely organized effort amongst the most extreme repub

here with michael steel, alecia is off and we miss her. >> today, as she can. vice president harris blitzes the country as she unites the democratic party. new york attorney general letitia james twins the conversation. >>> plus, new details on the search for the vp pick. we will speak with one of the alleged contenders, illinois governor j. b. pritzker. >>> the crazy was on display in florida last night and donald trump place defense for the first time this election cycle. grab your coffee, settle in, folks. welcome to "the weekend." weeke >>> vice president, led harris is hitting the ground not just running but literally sprinting. it is just 100 days she has to make her case to the people. the kamala harris coalition is hosting 2300 events to motivate voters in key swing states. the campaign has more than 250 battleground offices to organize in the months ahead. since sunday, 170,000 new volunteers. these numbers are insane, have joined the campaign effort be joining us now, msnbc political contributor and white house correspondent, eugene daniels, and forme

. >> i'm alecia lopez and this is my husband. name joe biden has refused to say out loud was killed on august 26, 2021. in the nearly there has been silence. silence from that empty space at the dinner table. where hunter would have joined his brothers and sister and us for family gatherings. in the so-called leaders work to protect themselves rather than the sons and daughters who took the oath to defend our country. quincy made the occasion were about his son, lost on his watch. worse than that, he's never seen -- that his name out loud. he claimed no service numbers have died during his administration. alecia and i are here is a all 13 servicemembers. >> all 13 servicemembers. david espinoza. nicole g. taylor hoover. riley mccollum. and my son, hunter lopez. keeping the peace. all of us on the stage recognize the efforts of mr. trump. we know this firsthand. we experienced it. >> now, we have another son serving in the army. and we do not trust joe biden with his life. we have faith that donald trump -- in donald trump to lead

on sunday, 100 days out from election day, be sure to join me, simone sanders townsend, alecia menendez, and the team to break down what comes next in this historic election. that is all day sunday beginning at 8:00 a.m. eastern here on msnbc. and we read returns on monday for a reidout special report, project 2025 exposed, breaking down that 900 page document piece by piece, that would give donald trump the power to put in place an authoritarian government, take away many of your rights, and reshape how you live your life. all in starts right now. >>> tonight on all in. >> we believe in the promise of america! and are we ready to fight for it? >> kamala harris comes out swinging. >> we are not going back. we are not going back! >> and her future forward vision is already resonating in the polls. tonight, we just 102 days until the election, what the harris campaign it needs to do next. then -- >> michelle and i cannot be prouder to endorse you and do whatever we can to get you into the oval office. >> the endorsements keep rolling in, with a few notable exceptions. i will press sean va

. >> my name is alecia lopez. >> we are the parents of our son andrew lopez, u.s.is abby sanchez. i'm the voice for my brother humberto sanchez. >> i'm corporal sanchez's mother. >> my name is stephen, i'm here for my son. i'm here today to give my son a voice. >> my name is cheryl jules. i'm sergeant's aunt, u.s. marine killed in the afghanistan withdrawal. >> i'm here for united states marine killed in the afghanistan exit. >> my name is kelly barnett. i'm here to give a voice to my son, my best friend. >> my name is darren hoover, and i'm here to give a voice, as well, for our son, staff sergeant taylor hoover. >> when we started hearing that the taliban was moving in, that there was not more military being deployed, and that they had decided the taliban was our security, that is when i became terrified. they were kind of left there, hung out to dry. from afghanistan, where there are significant casualties, including some americans. >> i was at work and heard about it. instantly i had that she'll go through me, and i started sending messages. >> i'm talking to p