i've got to take care of chuck.. >> which was about to get tougher, courtesy of that small town sheriff stepney, travis jones. something strange here, he thought, he and the other detectives, so they held chuck for questioning. for one thing, why was he so cool, his best buddy was lying there dead. >> he wasn't rushing around in all upset or anything like that? >> no. >> called? >> he was calm, which was suspicious in itself, to come and find a friend dead and he was calm. >> as he had been calm, kind of strange, on the 911 call. >> mr. mcclancy appears to be expired. >> the operator suggested chuck might try to revive bob. >> if you want to try some cpr on him i can give you instructions. >> i am cpr qualified. we do have a cpr do not resuscitate order on him. >> chuck did not seem to want to save his best friend and to the detectives, the do not resuscitate order seemed a little too convenient. travis jones is not alone. bob's sister, kathy, had her doubts, too. kathy knew bob suffered from ptsd and took medicatio

chuck is my friend. no.cision is a fundamental threat to american democracy. >> i think the case still, i'm sorry, paul. i think the case survives. if anybody needs a silver lining, jack smith still has a case and silver lining. i think the fear is, there was an argument we heard about the one legged stool. what is left to be able to prosecute? there's a lot left in this indictment. i think what's problematic is you create another path to the supreme court where after judge chutkan makes these determinations, what makes it back. do you notice how donald trump isn't being prosecuted for his conduct during his administration? there's a key difference between candidate trump and president trump and he is not being prosecuted for his very bad decisions while in office. it's what he did post election and leading up to january 6th. that conduct is clearly criminal. doesn't have a blanket of immunity in any way. that is conduct he was doing to further his own personal motives and goals, which is why again, you have

chuck, your reaction to this. i'm just thinking, the possible ramifications of the judge's decision to dismiss this, but also stating that special counsel's office is potentially unconstitutional. >> i'm surprised to say the least. this is an issue that has been litigated elsewhere for many years. no court has ever done what judge cannon did today. so, number one, i'm confident that judge cannon's order dismissing the indictment in the southern district of florida will be appealed. to your other question, i'm not convinced that there's any immediate ramification, immediate ramification for the case that jack smith brought in the district of columbia. the district of columbia has established case law. there is precedent on this very question, upholding the appointment of the special counsel. so this seems to be something in which judge cannon is on a bit of an island, a legal island. and we'll see over sometime through the appeals process whether the order stands. it is, to say the least, surprising. >> chuck, i'm

also with me, nbc political chuck todd and julie brzezinski.t can you tell us about the vp vetting process. i feel like we just went through this. oh, that's right, it was one of the republicans. >> it is the season. because it certainly introduces us to a lot of up-and-coming people in the party and governing and not well-known to the rest of the country. the short list experience is one that is impossible set of questions for those whose names are on it. and there's as a little bit of love being shown in a broader way. the short list can be serious candidates. it can be a nice message to someone who has been good to you over the years, and ultimately, it is the decision of the candidate, infused with a lot of data, things like where can one of these individuals be helpful, where can they compliment the ticket and, of course, change with kamala harris at the top of that. she is the one, others on that list, for example, josh shapiro, governor of the great commonwealth of pennsylvania had been an attorney general. that matching a like experienc

clearly i can't speak for chuck schumer. we are reporting what happened. i think you would agree that a meeting like this does not happen that often. that clearly there is some genuine, acute concern. i guess the thing that folks, and again i can't speak for chuck schumer, but the people who do seem to be advancing that concern, it seems that the concern is over and above the normal level of handwringing anxiety, which is a combination of two factors. the threat that donald trump's second term poses which i think people feel falls outside the realm of normal politics and the worry about the aging condition of the president, both first order and people's concerns about that. if that is a sticking point that cannot be overcome with messaging or advertising or things like that, it is in a different category perhaps from whatever weaknesses other candidates may face and those two things are driving what is really an acute sense of worry, which again may be as destructive or maybe is, you know, incredibly important to transforming the trajectory of the race. i

do you think, chuck, that the are unfolds. do you think, chuck, that they are ready _ unfolds.ready for a woman - they are ready for a woman president? i they are ready for a woman president?— they are ready for a woman president? they are ready for a woman resident? ,, ,., ~ . , president? i think so. and it draws a contrast- — president? i think so. and it draws a contrast- l _ president? i think so. and it draws a contrast. i make _ president? i think so. and it draws a contrast. i make television - president? i think so. and it draws a contrast. i make television ads i a contrast. i make television ads for a _ a contrast. i make television ads for a living _ a contrast. i make television ads fora living. i a contrast. i make television ads for a living. i worked on a bunch of congressional and senate races, and in every— congressional and senate races, and in every campaign i'm in, you want to have— in every campaign i'm in, you want to have a— in every campaign i'm in, you want to have a visual contrast and a contrast— to have a visual contrast and a contrast of— to have a

chuck schumer, the senate majority _ podium was to mark?der, _ podium was to mark? chuck schumer, the senate majority leader, back - podium was to mark? chuck schumer, the senate majority leader, back in i the senate majority leader, back in march he said netanyahu had to resign, he was a danger to israel, there has to be new elections, he was in there, he did not will over and clapped them and he said he was meant to be there because of the alliance with israel, and also one of the representatives, jerry nadler might decrement —— he said before this that netanyahu was a worse leader injewish history. and he said the speech was a cynical stunt, but i could not see him on the video feed, but i've seen reports that he was uploaded as well. so, there is performative action in politics, always, and his alliance with israel, between israel and america, is undoubtedly a very strong alliance. no doubt about it, no matter what their leaders have a legal at teachers are not. goad matter what their leaders have a legal at teachers are not. good to ne

now, of course, hakeem jeffries and chuck schumer are no bystanders in this. they'll be heavily affected by who is at the top of the ticket. hakeem jeffries is trying to flip back the house of representatives so he can become speaker. chuck schumer has a very difficult task in trying to maintain a democratic senate majority in a challenging map where republicans have a lot of structural advantages and we're getting an indication of how their democrats are going to move forward. they're going to say this is our candidate, our democratic candidate, versus that republican candidate. republicans have taken a very different approach which is to nationalize everything, to tie every democrat to joe biden. that playbook is out the window now. they have to tie all the democrats to kamala harris and i'll toss this back to you. >> all right i want to let people know what we're watching for, what sahil is talking about, the two endorsements. kamala harris' plane, her first big formal campaign event since she became the one with all the delegates, and presumably is on her

i said, "chuck, is it true?" >> "chuck, chuck, is it true? is it true?"e sergeant or whatever said, "yeah, they're there and they're dead." >> honestly, i wasn't surprised. and the actions that he made after she went missing, i never underestimated him. >> and then, to find out the details, it just breaks your heart. >> the pierce county medical examiner said both boys had chopping wounds on their heads and necks, but that is not what killed them. the cause of death for all three was carbon monoxide poisoning. >> we believe he bought two five gallons worth of gas. and one was used in the room where the boys were killed. >> and then after he had incapacitated them here, arrange them on the floor next to each other and poured gasoline on and around them and around the house. and then he sat on a gas can and lit a match. they were still alive when the fire started, and they died of smoke inhalation. and there was also gasoline in their lungs. >> police say there is clear evidence that josh planned out this house explosion and meant to kill himself and his ch

the us senate democrats chuck schumer said bite and once i chuck schumer said bite and once again puthis party and ourfuture first. this is again put his country, his party and our future first. this is where we get the reframing, that pr exercise, where the democrats form this —— frame this as him doing the honourable thing. the republicans will make capital out of this by saying this party is in disarray. we were saying this party is in disarray. - were talk about this moments ago, even some of these figures that were saying that resident biden should step aside, are now saying to defend his record. it is certainly likely that after this week of chaos and disunity, the party will not want to show that they are fit for office, they are the party of government and you will see lots more people trying to draw on his record like the inflation reduction act and investment in creating newjobs across the country — particularly in traditionally republican states. that was something that even his critics will want to show, to make this resignation a source of chaos free as possible. i think

exactly what chuck was talking about.out these transformations based on your reporting. >> right. well, jd vance first rose to prominence as an avatar, this group of conservatives called themselves the new right. elite, highly educated righters, intellectuals, activists, who articulated this framework of the nationalist republican party. a decade ago, these were very fringe people. had no real foothold in the republican party. with trump's victory in 2016, they became more prominent and with trump's elevation of vance to the top of the ticket, they've now become completely mainstream. this is really the heart and soul of the republican party at this point. that to my mind is a rather remarkable transformation to being in the wilderness to being at the top of the republican ticket now. >> chuck, katy and i were talking, she was talking about looking at donald trump last night. she had never quite seen him that way. that he looked peaceful. that there's a lot of conversation about how a near death experience may have change

the one thing chuck and i have in common is working for ann richards. we have a lot of great memories of her and she would say that dog ain't going to hunt. >> true that. >> you both share a love of cowboy hats. it's disappointing it's a one time chuck joined us without one. you could've been a dazzling pair. thank you for being here. it was great to see you both. >>> when we return, you see the headlines. the job market is better than expected. in the same breath, employment is slowing. which is it? what we are going to do is break down this complicated economy. when the 11th hour continues. stack president biden now faces intense scrutiny over his every word, his every stumble but what that's getting as much attention, the economy. let's give it some. it is confusing. that is because there's a lot of complicated factors. we will talk about one part of the economy. jobs. last friday we got the jobs report and we learned companies hired 206,000 people in the month of june. after that headline, here are some of the other headlines. hiring beat expectatio

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the i am proud to be a talk to mr van and chuck danes. i am probably because we still learn about our cultures and traditions and oh, see what we came from. the jump to the ground to their own reservation in 1945. now they also have the right to sales governance chucked out is represented through our indian cultures. mississippi band of trump dot indians was recognized back in early 19 hundreds. i believe that the mississippi mississippi jumped out the volunteer from the dance and rabbit to god treated through the trails of tears. and um, i'm glad that our ancestors had evolved here. and um, i'm proud that we are still here and they know going anywhere in the mississippi. chuck to reservation covers about 140 square kilometers in 10 different rural areas . in the states, the mississippi river is nearly full 1000 kilometers loan. and while it's the country's most important river, it's not the longest. memphis, tennessee, in new orleans louisiana to key cities in the lower mississippi delta, which ends at the river's mouth. the minutes that

that is to say that he is open, chuck schumer, to someone not named joe biden being on the ticket. again, he is not sort of pushing these conversations, but he is using and listening to his allies and donors and the senators. >> dana: he is meeting the donors where they are and then you have the nbc report say the money is drying up for the campaign. the money dries up for the campaign you can't pay staffers and don't have a campaign. ron klain did an interview with greg sergeant and some of the things he said about biden's undecided voter support remaining strong. >> i don't think they are parked undecided. most of the polls parked under kennedy in some polls. those voters are gettable by biden. if you are a white working class voter in pennsylvania and aren't trumpy yet, i don't see how you get there in the next four months. those people may just not be wild about the prices of things and inflation and things like that and have doubts about biden's management. those are unfair but acknowledge they exist. >> dana: can you tell me what's the feeling in d.c.? i'm not there. i have a

are republicans getting nervous to chuck schumer's point? speak another effect of the facts. i don't think it matters who they run you can't change what happened in 3.5 years. we went from a secure border to know border and now they are running the border czar from safe streets to record crime, to record inflation and then of course you have the leadership, the character, the boys that trump has shown and particularly demonstrated on july 13th when he was shot. literally leadership under fire. i don't think it matters who they put up, i think president trump will be our next president and if they will stick with kamala harris if they can kick united states president off the ballot they can probably kick the vice president off the ballot and i assume she will be the candidate but i don't put anything past democrat on the left who are focused on politics and power. >> john: i want to go back to the secret service investigation from january as we hear from sheetal resigning in saying we are thankful how she dedicated and risked her life to protect our nation in the united states

chuck todd has been sitting on this nugget for a couple years. >> i had a cabinet secretary out of thelue ask me, do you really think, he can't run again like this? >> lawrence: he did not think he should tell us about it? >> steve: now he is. >> lawrence: third hour of "fox and friends" starts now and remember, mornings are better with friends. president biden will be taking the podium for a solo press conference as part of day three of the ongoing nato summit. >> steve: this is ahead of a sit-down interview planned with nbc monday night austin, texas, as joe fights to save his campaign. jake >> ainsley: and jacqui heinrich is live at the white house with the latest. >> nancy pelosi rejecting his final answer he's remaining in the race and chuck schumer signalling he is open to dumping biden at the top of the ticket and that george clooney oped calling for biden to drop out saying the same joe biden in the debate stage was same guy he was dealing with earlier faltering in old age. politico reported clooney gave former president obama a heads up what he was going to write and obama did

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chuck schumer and house minority leader hakeem jeffries told biden to his face they were concerned he would lose the election and take democrats down with him in november. former house speaker nancy pelosi did that and more. though biden made it clear he was firmly in the race, pelosi going on tv calling it still an open question. >> it's up to the president to decide if he's going to run. we're all encouraging him to make that decision because time is running short. >> reporter: the floodgates had opened, ultimately, 40 democrats in congress called on biden to drop out of the race, urging him to do it for the party, for his legacy, for the country he loves so much. biden fighting on, refusing to give in. but in recent days sources telling us he was willing to listen to arguments from the other side. and then that new blow, biden testing positive for covid. heading home to delaware to recuperate. and it was there isolating the first lady at his side that sources tell us last night the president finally began to come to his decision. today, he started making calls to his vice president

chuck schumer and joe biden and kamala harris, they're all opposed to it. why because the 11.5 million illegal aliens that joe biden and the democrats have let in, they want them to vote because they think and believe they will vote for democrats. they will vote for these open border policies. and so they're willing to look the other way at the people who are dying day after day after day. people are dying. but for them, it is all about power. this should be real simple. if you're a us citizen, you have a right to vote. if you're not a us citizen, if you're an illegal alien, it is illegal for you to vote. and yet the democrats are want to do everything they can to facilitate that. that election fraud. all right, senator, thank you. we appreciate you being with us. now, as i mentioned in my opening monologue tonight, it would be pretty unbelievable for kamala not to notice joe biden's decline, especially after joint appearances like these. take a look. and we give thanks to our commander in chief. the president of the united states, the extraordinary preside

senator barbara boxer, chuck rocha, great to have your insights. thank you so much.m bratt summer to coconut trees up. next we answered the questions that you've been too afraid to ask when it comes to the viral videos surrounding vp harris? no cap whatever that means you have to do, is just look into his eyes and you know, he's got it the passion, the fearlessness. >> there's no doubt he's doing exactly what he's meant to be doing. >> it. rahm are calling is to build trucks. >> so when you to find your coal, nothing can stop you from answering it know, during the ram, make this the summer event, get $2,000 bonus cash allowance on select 2020 for ram pickup trucks and vans and dealer stock. see your ram dealer today you found it. >> the feeling of bindings psoriasis can't filter out the real you. so go ahead, live unfiltered with the one and only so tick to a once-daily pill for moderate to severe prac psoriasis and the chance that clear or almost clear skin, it's like the feeling of finding you're so ready for your close-up are finding you don't have to hide your sk

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thank you, chuck. please take your seats while the senators make their way to the exit with chuck.ope that you all join us for reception in the lobby. thanks again, senators. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2024] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> two weeks after the primary election, state senator john mcguire has been declared the winner to have state republican primary. mr. mcguire prevailed by only 4 tes, a .6% mgi that falls within the threshold for candidate-financed rou which mr. good plans to pursue. he has voted to remove former speaker kevin mccarthy and endorsing florida desantis for the 2024 republican presidential nomination. >> friday night watch c-span's 2024 campaign trail. a weekly round-up of c-span's campaign coverage to create a one-stop shot to discover what politics are saying across the country. we'll give you a sneak peek of the democratic national convention in chicago. d.n.c. host committee executive director christie georg

nancy pelosi and chuck schumer. >> ainsley: what does that say? >> steve: it says they want somebody else. >> ainsley: right. >> lawrence: this is the democrats last night and yesterday evening, praising joe biden as a patriot. let's watch. >> he has put people over politics and patriotism over personal position. and this is another heroic act. in a long running series of heroic acts by joe biden. >> you know, the president took the honorable path. and i think yes, this will be about his legacy. >> today's decision by joe biden to not seek re-election shows the difference between a selfless president and donald trump a selfish person. >> i think today we should focus on joe biden's incredible legacy of service to our nation. his selflessness, his accomplishments,. >> today is about what joe biden did. he gave america a lesson in patriotism. >> lawrence: i think it's quite discussing. >> ainsley: he gave us open borders and high crime. >> lawrence: they wheeled him out and knew he wasn't ready they put him on a debate stage and knew he couldn't. >>

joining us now, chief political analyst, chuck todd. good to have you.s of good options for running mates. we have reporting on who she's looking at, who she's having vetted. there's a lot of talk right now about maybe you could call him a front runner in the race to be vp, mark kelly, the senator from arizona? >> yeah, i mean, look there's a lot of reasons why i think when you look at some of her negatives that she needs to balance out, he seems to answer more of them than anybody else on the list. right? particularly the border. i think that's the biggest, you know, sort of thing that's going to be the trump campaign will hit her hard on. no better way to sort of seek a little bit of distance from the biden administration by putting on somebody who was a critic of the biden/harris policies and that's mark kelly. he spent all of the 2022 campaign trying to distance himself from his own party, particularly the white house and what they were doing on the border, constantly saying what they were doing was wrong. you know, i said this about six months ago w

senator chuck schumer told biden in a meeting on saturday, this just came out that it would be betterhe country if he ended his re-election bid and that is big. so, while the democrats are in disarray, back biting, finger pointing, republicans here are totally united. and they are excited for this new team of trump and vance. and tonight, we're going to see vance present himself to the american people a in his first major speech as trump's running mate. but, first, all right. with the g.o.p. in milwaukee, it does feel like kind of the awesome 80's. but, with biden in vegas, it kind of felt like the sluggish 70s. let's bring back price controls. >> the idea that corporate-owned house something able to raise your rent 300, 400 bucks a month or something. i'm about to announce they can't raise it more than $55. >> laura: actually it's 5%, joe. the man can't even state his own policies correctly. rent control isn't the only thing the squad is smiling about tonight. so as adam schiff and schumer try to give him the hook, biden is on a radical role. >> join me in getting these weapons of wa

chuck schumer _ had. what can you tell us? chuck schumer reportedly | had. what can you tell us? .eportedly had had. what can you tell us? - chuck schumer reportedly had a very blunt conversation with joe biden this weekend before the assassination attempt on donald trump where he told joe biden in no uncertain terms he thought he should step aside for the good of the party, for the good of the country. chuck schumer has since released a statement denying this, in a way, saying he did really what happened between the way inaudible the weather democrats feel by that anything else is mere speculation. while he did not try to attempt down he did rac the meeting did not happen. how serious or significant is that for chuck schumer to be having these conversations? obviously chuck schumer is the leader of senate democrats. he is one the most high ranking democrats in the country, so if chuck schumer is expressing these concerns, it is not go much higher than that we will be to see what nancy believes he has to say. adam schiff a democrat member of congress, also is fairly influential wit

. >>> joining us now is nbc news chief political analyst chuck todd.an't think of anyone better to talk to at this moment, because you and i both know of all of the ups and downs in any negotiation on the middle east. let's start there right now. they may have been rushing this out. there's always the possibility that netanyahu and the right wing cabinet members are going to press him to try to play this down. we know there was another friday announcement by the president that was immediately disavowed by netanyahu over the weekend. they were getting close. we did hear -- i was on the briefing and spoke to one of the briefers afterwards that on july 4th it was a significant breakthrough, that hamas had agreed to the earliest stage and was no longer demanding preemptively a full cease-fire before anything else can be done. >> look, this is a prerequisite for biden or any democratic ticket at this point, whether it's biden or harris, to have this not be a hot war in the fall. if this is a hot war when younger folks are back on college campuses and we're

it disappointing, that this is the one time that chuck joined us without one.ld have been a dazzling pair. >> only one at a time. >> it was great to see you both. >>> when we return, you see the headlines, the job market is better than expected but in the same breath, employment is slowing, so which is it? what we are going to do is break down this complicated economy, when the 11th tohour continues. hour continues. hi! need new glasses? buy one pair, get one free at visionworks! how can you see me squinting? i can't! i'm just telling everyone!...hey! buy one pair, get one free for back to school. visionworks. see the difference. some days, you can feel like a spectator in your own life with chronic migraine, 15 or more headache days a month each lasting 4 hours or more. botox® prevents headaches in adults with chronic migraine before they start. and treatment is 4 times a year. in a survey, 91% of users wish they'd started sooner. so why wait? talk to your doctor. effects of botox® may spread hours to weeks after injection causing serious symptoms. alert your

maria: there seems to be a lot of backstabbing going on. >> i think chuck schumer is politically andorally bankrupt, he cannot tell the american people what we already know that biden is in severe cognitive decline. he's going to look like a liar he has to double down. maria: hussein one thing publicly ended other than privately. >> absolutely you look like an idiot. the bigger secret is a replacement theory. democrats don't have a replacement or backing away from kamala harris, the party is about the black female every dni box are backing away for kamala harris that is what they're trying to hide in the massive cover-up that they will not back a black female president that's what we should be talking about. maria: it's all about power they're afraid to go to lose their grip on power it's not necessarily the policies that put america behind the eight ball. maria: if they thought they would pick up more seats in the senate and pick up the house they would rally behind joe biden and that's what they did for the past three years, i would go back to chris coons, that's very telling, sett

>> chuck schumer is obviously wrong on this. and not just what the law passed by congress but the constitution protects for presidents because of the separation of power in the structure in article one verses article two, chuck schumer doesn't have the power to change the scotus ruling because it's a constitutional opinion and not just what the law is. this is a classic washington, d.c. trying to put their thumb on the scales but this isn't going to work. it is illegal what chuck schumer is trying to do. maria: you think this is politics not going to go anywhere? >> anytime chuck schumer is doing anything is just politics. but in this case he does not have any ability to change the constitution the hard way which is going to the people and passing out of congress by super majority. i just don't think it's going to work. maria: what about the new report from judiciary that the manhattan da was working with the judge and juan mershon to deprive former president trump of the constitutional and legal rights, you talked about the gag

and chuck schumer is telling donors he is open to dumping biden. so nancy and chuck have formed an alliance, and biden is countering, to sending staff to capital hill to beg tomorrow. but a senator calls it a waste of everyone's time, if biden can't make the case himself. he is done negotiating. cnn says biden is done talking about it and he is staying in the race. but this is a delicate hostage negotiation, if biden thinks only god can convince him to bow out, he should prepare for this. >> if he doesn't drop out in the next week or two, a whistle blower will emerge, someone who has some fortitude inside of joe biden's cabinet, that knows what is going on, who understands the cover up. they will leek something to you for your primetime show. >> jesse: biden is about to realize that the presidency is not the most powerful thing in washington. the democrat machine is. we are witnessing a d day level invasion, air, ground, sea. barack obama just directed george clooney to send up the bat signal, that barrac needed to help him off the stage at the la

chuck was suffering with a brain injury from a concussion and ptsd. >> chuck was struggling to just behouse because he was dealing with so many emotions, mentally and physically. he was hiding in, you know, back rooms, and i'd find him crying. and he didn't understand why he was crying. >> i didn't know whether i was coming or going. >> chuck kept a video diary, as he dealt with self-isolation, anxiety, depression, and denial. >> one second i'm up super high, the next, i'm not. >> chuck, who was that man who came home? >> in my head, it was me. but i was very far from it, i think. >> at age seven, his son, kristopher pitched in. over the years, he tried to shield his dad from triggers that set him off and shield his sisters from the emotional trauma. >> i just worried about a lot of things, things that kids, i guess, at that age should not be worried about. and it kind of evolved into kind of like a helplessness. >> he was becoming almost like my husband. there were times where he wouldn't be able to go to school because he was so stressed internally from everything happening. and i do

it's personal now. >> chuck todd said no one has had this kind of polling go on to win the election. president biden a few months back said on thursday, i can win. watch. >> you earlier expressed confidence in your vice president. if your team came back and show you data that she would fare better against donald trump would you reconsider your decision to stay in the race? >> unless they came back and said there is no way you can win. no one is saying that. no paul says that. >> even my kids wanted to watch the press conference, 25 million wanted to get a sense and he did fine enough. just enough, he knew he was calling on, was told who to call on, who knows if you know what was coming and they wisely cloaked it in the nato stuff so it ended up being a conversation about nato, half the questions which were easy for him to riff on the contrast with trump, he saved his presidency in some ways even though i don't think he had a good performance it was good enough. here is editorial boards, the washington post came out with another editorial saying this. biden remains in denial, needs to

chuck: i am aware. le while. sen. whitehouse: i want to join y in thinking the kennedy institute and hatch er, bipartisan policy center for hosting us here. it means a lot to me to be here in the edward kennedy institute. ted kennedy sat in that gentleman's chair in thekishirt, and after spot and haven't moved since. ted could have moved towar front with the tidal flow of and seniority, but for some reason he stayed in that seat for his career. if it's good enough r him it is good enough for me. i d here and delighted to honor the ted kennedy spirit of spirited combat where necessary and bipartisan achievement where possible. i think he embodied those two characteristics very well. i think in significant senator cassidy's relationship with me and mine withim are also embodying that relationship. there is a lot we disagree on, but we do a lot of good work together. chuck: we arethough. sen. whitehouse: i got you your seconds back. chuck: he will hold that against the first area is climate and energy. otion order you ge

chuck, talks to me about the complexity here. go broad lines, as lisa and andrew read through this. >> i will bide them some time. the complexities. you laid it out nicely at the beginning, katy, the various scenarios. full immunity, no immunity or something in between where a president gets immunity for official acts. >> top top line takeaway, not fully immune. sorry for interrupting. >> so that point a president is not fully immune. the hard part, the complexity is what is an official act and who gets to decide it. that will be sort of the devil in the details. >> so absolute immunity for official acts, not absolute immunity for non-official acts. you know we're getting into breaking news because the background behind us turned red. >> this is 6-3, the three liberal justices are in dissent, sotomayor and kagan and jackson joined. jackson filed a dissenting opinion. it's not an absolute win for donald trump. >> so it's conservatives versus liberals. >> yes. there's a line in here about it is true that personal acts are not immun

chuck schumer and nancy pelosi saying he cannot donald trump. of tight restrictions on semi conductor sales to china and novartis raises its profit forecast for the second time and volvo reported better-than-expected operating profit. staying on earnings, tsmc, asia's biggest company coming out with its latest numbers and it's a beat in terms of margins. gross margin coming in, that income beating for the maker of nvidia. 247.8 billion. estimates i been for $235. a solid for the foundry. no doubt ai will be a key driver of the story. let's get analysis and cross to someone who follows in grainy will detail. tim culpan what stands out? tim: good top and bottom line numbers. margins are crucial. margin is helped by the fact that the taiwan dollar has been sliding. when the taiwan dollar falls there margin goes up. good numbers. 30 minutes from now we will have an investor conference. they will be told what the company sees for revenue. if they raise revenue outlook is expected to bring growth of 2425 percent with hopes they will announce of growth

ac360 starts now tonight on 360, carl bernstein with new reporting, one that chuck schumer, the senate's top democrat, is frustrated by what he sees as president biden's digging in his heels over staying in the race and to the seeking to assemble a small group of top democrats to see the president and his family for a full discussion of his political viability also tonight was supporter and fundraise for george clooney. >> now, telling the president to quit the race. the effect other big money donors could have on president biden's choice. plus the very latest from the uk worse suspect is now in custody in the killings of a mom and two daughters, possibly involving a crossbow good evening. just 24 hours ago, president biden appear to have beaten back the doubters in his party. and it seemed that these would be the words for democrats to live by. however they might actually feel as i've said before, i'm with joe doesn't do democrats in a difficult position that was senate minority leader chuck schumer tonight, there's new reporting that suggests his words may not have reflected his true f

. >> el dice que apelara el v veredicto mientras que lider de la mayoria en el senado, el democrata chuckige su renuncia. >> giro inesperado. >> uno de los constructores hispanos de vivienda mas grada del fbi en su mansion de miami. >> ocurrio en medio de una investigacion sobre serias agresiones contra su esposa. >> es oficial. >> en espanol el astro frances que hoy cumplio el sueno que lo acompano desde nino. >> comentamos. >> bienvenidos y muchas gracias por acompanarnos. >> la atencion votantes esta puesta en la convencion nacional republicana, en donde esta noche el tema es la inmigracion indocumentada. >> por otra parte, el partido de trump comienza a dar muestras de unidad al tener a nikki haley y ron de santis ex contrincantes de trump subir al podio de la convencion, tal y como lo hizo un aliado del expresidente, el senador de florida, marco rubio. >> vamos con cristina londono, quien esta en vivo desde milwaukee cubriendo este este evento paso a paso. >> ¿que tal, cristina? >> buenas noches. >> arantxa, muy buenas buenas noches. >> bueno, ya termino el dia 2 en que no solamente

she was picked by party elites,t people like yourself, chuck, without any input. zero input. no aput, 0 consideration at allr the voters. yoe literallys to help throw those votes in the garbage people wenty help to the polls for no reason at all. my humble advice to th ale democracy loving democrats, it might be a good idea to consultp with the people in your party before making such a bigeo you decision. well, as of now, kamala is now polling even worse thahen joe. recent harris poll has trump beating harris by nine points nationwide and a preliminary result from a brands new rasmussen poll has trump up by a whopping 13. trumr poll has trump up by two. that's not all. by 2 put togethers a list of ten democrats, the new york times. they ranked their chances of beating donald trump in the fall, and they rank kamala harris fal dead last. one columnist for the times referred to harris, quote, a mediocre politician from a deep blue state with low national approval ratings. and one of the key reasons for kamala'sf e key historically low approval surrounds her role in the biden adm

chuck rosenberg is also still with me.a, what does this mean for jack smith's ability to move the case forward? >> it's a very interesting question and a very open one. at the least we'll see hearings before judge chutkan in terms of at least three of the buckets of allegations here and whether or not they constitute official or unofficial conduct. but remember, one of the things that the court does at the very outset is to say he's certainly absolutely immune from one bucket of allegations, and that's with respect to his interactions with the department of justice. we know that for sure will be off the table, not only in terms of the charged conduct, but also in terms of what evidence can be considered at trial because that is a part of this ruling as well. the court saying anything that constitutes an official act for which the department does not overcome the presumption here, that also can't even by considered by the jury as evidence at trial, for example, of what the former president knew or what he intended to do. i

chuck, i'll start with you. the reaction to this as it came down yesterday ranged from, democracy is dead, we have kings instead of presidents, to, it's a little murky. the murkiness comes in the definition of official acts by a president versus personal acts by a president. who gets to define that, how you define that. what's your take? >> once again, willie, i find myself in the rather lonely middle. i think it is logical that some acts are immune. the core constitutional responsibilities of any president, put mr. trump aside, ought to be immune from prosecution. purely private acts ought not be immune. so the hard part, again, is in the middle, right? what is and what is not an official act? i think we have to avoid the following construction. you know, i don't like mr. trump. this opinion is good for mr. trump. therefore, we are on the brink of a constitutional apocalypse. i don't believe that's true. but part of jack smith's case is now gone, and he's going to have to fight for the rest. his road to prosecu

did chuck schumer say the process played out from the grassroots bottom-up.cky kamala harris didn't get a single primary vote she was picked by party elites and people like yourself without any input, 0 and put no consideration at all for the voters. you literally helped fro those votes in the garbage people went to the polls for no reason at all my humble advice to the democracy loving democrats it might be a good idea to consult with the people in your party before making such a big decision as of now she is pulling worse than joe biden recent polls have trump beating harris by 9 points nationwide upper limit area result for my brand-new rasmussen poll has trump up 13 another has trump up by 2's model they rank them but the chances of beating donald trump of the fall from top democrats they ranked kamala harris deadlines. they're referred her as a mediocre politician from a deep blue state with low national approval ratings 1 of the key reasons for her historically low approval surrounds her role in the biden administration's let's be clear off the top. kam

i take it from my chuck schumer. >> yeah, this is a response to report that came out from abc saying that in a private meeting that joe biden had with chuck schumer, this past saturday in delaware, that according to this report, that chuck schumer made a forceful case for biden to and his his candidacy for president. now, this is what schumer's office just put out. it says, unless abc's sources, senator chuck schumer or president joe biden that reporting is idle speculation. leader schumer conveyed the views of his caucus directly to president biden on saturday it is not an explicit denial or just simply saying that they can't know what happened because biden and schumer were the only people in the room. now, let's say report talked about how jeffries i came jeffries, the democratic leader, had a separate meeting and conveyed similar concerns. to a keen jeffrey's i'm told by multiple people in jeffries orbit that first of all, they're not commenting about what is what the, what was actually conveyed to the president and private meeting, but also that they point back to the statement

even chuck schumer is reportedly open to dumping biden in 2024. now liberal hollywood elitists and an ignorant jack ass, george clooney is calling on joe to withdraw from the race, with an op-ed in the new york times, he said he knew all of this at the fundraiser weeks ago, but of course, refused to tell you, and the american people the truth. another liar that is part of the cover up. now keep in mind, george clooney is not just any far left actor, he is one of obama's dear and good friends. this op-ed doesn't happen without barack obama's approval. and george clooney, and chuck todd, and barack obama, they don't get to override the will of the people. democracy is on the ballot this year, right. that's what we are told, according to the liberals. the very fate of democracy is at stake this election. that's why they tell us, you know, this over and over and over again. and the democratic establishment, think about this, they are trying to disenfranchise the millions and millions of democrats that actually went to the ballot box, or mailed it in,

so even chuck schumer doesn't have a handle on what's going on. is joe biden winning or losing this brawl between him and his own party? well, i do think it's going to be hard to move him out of the way. you saw what miranda physically like, to take him out of the white house. well, that and also the fact that the family is digging in. you saw what miranda devine at the new york post wrote about, and eric schmidt, senator from missouri, told me on sunday, the fact that hunter biden is calling the shots, doctor jill biden is digging in. and, you know, i mean, it's going to be hard to get joe biden out of the way, particularly if it's kamala. what if there were a whistleblower to come forward? we had this guy on last night, j. cal, we call him that endearingly. if this was some guy from the national security council that blew the whistle and said, joe biden's falling asleep in the situation room, he's just not able to process the military's advice when they hand it to him. it's putting the national security at stake. do you think that could move the

chuck, let me start with you.ou, i've been working the phones and hearing panicked calls from democrats. what are you hearing? >> thursday night to friday morning there was full-on panic. everyone was trying to figure out what are the rules of d.c., how could this work, who would get to joe biden or jill biden to get him out of this. over the weekend there was this sort of resignation. there's not much that can be done without his cooperation. this only happens if he chooses to do it, and there appears to be an unofficial memo that said if you want him to get out, don't sate it yet. if you say it publicly, nothing will get him more defiant in this race than an editorial in the newspaper saying get out of this race. you can see it. there's been some public leakage and reporters saying or leaking this. there's about a ten-day window here. i am fascinated by some things we haven't seen. we haven't seen biden. one rally that they were able to put together in north carolina that was very difficult to put together. rall

i'm going to continue to put pressure on the democrats and on chuck schumer to get away from the sum of schumer showboat and actually proceed to something actually meaningful to the american people, and that is what is this united states senate doing to ensure that america continues to be strong and safe and prosperous for this generation, for future generations. >> on the fourth of july job leiden said i had a bad debate. he went on to say that 90 minutes on the state would not erase last three and half years. well, he's right. nothing can erase the damage that the democrats are done to the american people over the last three and half years. they are the party of open borders and the party of high prices. regards to prices, they have saddled the american people with record inflation. it is been painful. it's been punishing. prices are up literally 20% since they took over in january of 2021. in terms of immigration, they have invited, they have incentivized 10 million illegal immigrants to come to this country. they paved the way for criminal cartels, for drug dealers, for people on

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