are you as bullish on keeping the senate as chuck schumer is projecting himself to be? >> i'm quite more bullish than you are, katy, because i've seen the polls of jackie rosen and tester and the others, sherrod, they're all running very strong at the moment. yes, we have to keep up the momentum. and there are a couple of seats like florida, you know, there's even somebody talking about nebraska, and you never know, if this joy that we're feeling here in this convention spreads across the country, and people vote their optimism and not their fears, everything could happen. the last point on this. i'm involved in a very tight race where i live in california. and with kamala at the top of the ticket, there's such excitement, there's going to be a huge turnout in california that we weren't going to have before, and we have about three, four, five races in the house that could go either way. mine is the will rollins, ken calvert race, that's going to depend on turnout. that's a 50/50 district. >> chris hayes had on lucas koonce, a bizarre moment where josh hawley was asking

>> chuck schumer once again proves he's a putz.nnot amend the constitution through a statute but through the constitutional amendment process and i would say this to these biden and kamala harris democrats, joe biden is not going to be in the white house after january 20th at noon. do they really want the trump 47 justice department prosecuting joe biden for his illegal mass pool of over 10 million illegal immigrants into our country and resultingups. do they want the trump 47 justice department prosecuting president obama for the extra traditional drone strike on two american citizens, including a minor capital murder? i don't think the democrats want to go down this path. liz: the supreme court rule presidents are entitled to absolute immunity from prosecution for actions within their constitutional authority. and that would jeopardize biden is obama for what they d right? >> that legislation wouldn't go anywhere and chuck schumer souled know you can't change a constitutional ruling through legislation but let's play along and pr

i wish chuck schumer would acknowledge what is going on outside.burning our flag and cal calling for pain inside dnc convention. has he ever met the squad? again, it is -- i don't understand how they can stand up there and say that with a straight face. something about that clip, when he was speaking, the convention was silent. >> carley: it is a controversial topic among people within the democratic party right now. the sister of rashida tlaib is for the movement, some are outside the convention center. 70 arrested so far. they are trying to force kamala harris' hand and say, if you don't do what we want, we will not spoke to you. she spoke to politico saying kamala harris is at risk of losing key swing states, especially michigan, largest population of arab americans and muslim americans, people who know effect of bombing, majority of michigan voters cannot support vice president harris. what we need right now is a policy change. she's trying to push kamala harris radically to the left when it comes to foreign policy. do you think protesters have

leaders at the most senior level including nancy pelosi, including chuck schumer, hakeem jeffries whovolved in the push at some level and varying levels to get president biden off the top of the ticket. so it's not like the party, you know, they gave him his moment to sort of say goodbye passed the -- the internet and over the next three nights you can see it already it's about kamala harris. >> neil: year and is obviously kumbaya were altogether but it's not lost upon anyone i would think that the president right after he was done with a speech was on a jet to california, he didn't stick around to hear from his old long -- one boss and his wi wife. it strikes me as all. >> it is a little bit odd but also, you know, the question that you had about the platform that starting to sort of crystallize pat mcculloch arctic thompson had a wonderful story this morning about harris' out of holder details campaign which is true, we haven't got an internal details about your platform on an interview but some of the details are starting to crystallize and that includes the majority leader chuck s

chuck schumer went after donald trump at the dnc.his is a guy who peddles anti-semitic stereotypes. he even invited a white supremacists to mar-a-lago. he fuels islam phobia and you should a muslim been as president. our children and our grandchildren, no matter their race, no matter their creed, their gender or family deserve better than donald trump's american carnage. stuart: a reporter asked trump why he was going to a town in michigan that was linked to white supremacy. here's how trump responded. >> for being -- >> they were -- >> who was here in 2021? thank you. stuart: what is your reaction to this? >> every accusation from the democrats is a confession. we saw that with president biden, his speech where he repeated the lie that donald trump called neo-nazis very fine people in charlottesville and a few minute later president biden himself said the protesters outside, the pro-hamas protesters had a point. projection. confession. president obama last night came out here and said the other side demonizing donald trump and a min

. >> unfortunately i don't election time consequent is, chuck schumer controls that agenda and we don't see how it allows that to happen they want illegal aliens to vote take the hometown of san francisco they allow illegal aliens to vote in local elections we see them in new york city and washington, d.c. and virginia and texas purge their voter rolls there obligated there obligated to people who shouldn't be voting not only is it not going to happen chuck schumer and kamala harris want these illegals voting for them this is why she left 11 million people enter to the border into our country illegally under her watch. maria: then the china policy to understand china cyber attack posing a major threat to make and security beijing hackers launch the most aggressive campaign of the u.s. yet aimed at spying on millions of americans, the washington post is even reported that these attacks have hit two major internet providers sense june they believed to be gathering intelligence from governments in military personnel as biden and chinese president xi are set to speak on the phone in the com

. >> unfortunately i don't election time consequent is, chuck schumer controls that agenda and we don't how it allows that to happen they want illegal aliens to vote take the hometown of san francisco they allow illegal aliens to vote in local elections we see them in new york city and washington, d.c. and virginia and texas purge their voter rolls there obligated there obligated to people who shouldn't be voting not only is it not going to happen chuck schumer and kamala harris want these illegals voting for them this is why she left 11 million people enter to the border into our country illegally under her watch. maria: then the china policy to understand china cyber attack posing a major threat to make and security beijing hackers launch the most aggressive campaign of the u.s. yet aimed at spying on millions of americans, the washington post is even reported that these attacks have hit two major internet providers sense june they believed to be gathering intelligence from governments in military personnel as biden and chinese president xi are set to speak on the phone in the coming

watch this. >> chuck schumer joins me now. there's so much i want to talk about and i'm grateful you are here. we have to start with this prisoner swap. what are your thoughts tonight? >> look, the administration did a great job. evan gershkovich, what a fine person. i worked in a bipartisan way with mitch mcconnell to put pressure on the russians to get them out, but the administration did a great job. whelan was going to a wedding and they arrested him. they did a very good job because the number of people on our side who got out was far exceeded the number of there's. a lot of them were just political dissidents. to get those out was a big deal. i tell you what it does. it says to whether americans who are imprisoned in authoritarian countries, we will never forget you. we will keep working until we get you out. it gives them hope. >> and you talk bipartisanship it gives us all hope and i will talk about someone who's not into bipartisanship and that's donald trump. he's making the race about gender. he's making it about id

senate majority leader chuck schumer joins me now. there is so much i want to talk about.'m so grateful you are here but you know we have to start with this prisoner swap. >> uh-huh. >> what are your thoughts tonight? >> look, the administration did a great job. evan gershkovich, what a fine person. i actually worked in a very bipartisan way with mitch mcconnell to try to put pressure on the russians to get him out. but the administration did a great job. whelan, he was just a marine, he went to a wedding and they just arrested him. and they did a very good job. because the number of people op our side who got out was far exceeded the number of theirs and a lot of them were just political dissidents. some were friends of navalny and others. this says to the other americans who are imprisoned in authoritarian countries, we will never forget you. we will keep working until we get you out too. >> when you talk bipartisanship, it gives all of us hope but i will talk about someone who is not into bipartisanship. and that is donald trump. he is making this race about gender, he

schumer. _ chuck schumer.l call? now, just let me hear you. roll call? now, just let me hearyou. if roll call? now, just let me hear you. if you're ready for president kamala harris? studio: jonny may now is a relative of a released us is really hostage. —— joining me now. i wanted to ask you, we should mention your story, you are a relative of one of the released hostages. the war in gazais released hostages. the war in gaza is a big conversation but we first want to know, how is abigail doing? she we first want to know, how is abigail doing?— abigail doing? she is doing re abigail doing? she is doing pretty well _ abigail doing? she is doing pretty well considering - pretty well considering everything. keep in mind that she may not go home. my niece was murdered, they went outside and the other kids are starting to run and then he was murdered. these three children watched the mother and father being murdered in the two children of six and nine watched the mother and father being murdered. and now she was ta

chuck schumer getting his groove on. >> all right, let's go to chuck schumer at the podium in chicago >> just let me hear you if you are ready for president kamala harris. friends, we are here to talk about one thing, tomorrow. and, building a better tomorrow for all americans. this november, we can choose a brighter, if error, a freer future or we can relive the dark night of trumps american carnage. only one candidate moves america forward, kamala harris. vice president harris has been the best partner senate democrats could ever have asked for. under her and president biden's leadership, senate democrats lowered prescription drug prices and created millions, millions of good-paying american jobs. i worked with kamala harris when she was senator harris. i saw a leader who was fearless , who stood up for middle-class families like the one she was raised in, who focused on things that really mattered. helping parents raise their kids, safe neighborhoods, safe schools, and building an opportunity economy that gives everyone a shot at the american dream. she will lead america forward in

schumer, but my breaking name is also chuck schumer." [ laughter ] looks like he's sneaking up to stealind if i do." [ laughter ] also, chuck, it's one thing to shuffle up to the podium like you're doing the electric slide at a wedding, but that's way too much upper body dancing. [ light laughter ] that's what i look like on arm day at the gym. still, he's got better moves than trump. ♪ ♪ it's fun to stay at the y-m-c-a ♪ >> seth: just a couple of old guys doing workouts. schumer's doing overhead lifts, trump's doing the resistance bands. [ laughter ] the highlights of the night of course were speeches from michelle and barack obama. michelle was first and brought down the house when she tore into trump. [ applause ] >> kamala harris is more than ready for this moment. she is one of the most qualified people ever to seek the office of the presidency. [ cheers and applause ] unfortunately, we know what comes next. we know folks are going to do everything they can to distort her truth. my husband and i sadly know a little something about this. for years, donald trump did everything in his

is chuck schumer really going to pick a fight over this?mer really going to put us into a shutdown? is he so -- does he so badly want noncitizens including the 10 million illegal immigrants they just let in, does he really so badly want them to decide the outcome of this election that he's willing to shut down the government over it? i hope not. maria: yeah. we're going to talk with lara trump about this coming up, but how worried are you th illegals are trying to register to vote given the repo seen in the last few weeks? >> well, look, we've seen it in various jurisdictions around the country. there are a handful of states including, i believe, virginia, louisiana, alabama who have done some investigating into their own voter registration files, and they've found a lot of noncitizens including a whole lot of illegal immigrants registered to vote. to their great credit, they're doing their best to cull through those and to remove those who they believe to be illegal immigrants. maria: okay. >> and i hope other states will do the same. but

schumer to press biden to leave the race.erman tried to rally democrats to support biden at the meeting. he asked senators for a show of hands of those particular something with the president only two went up. senators chris coons and tammy duckworth. trump campaign has responded to that harris interview said 16 minutes she didn't mention america's crime crisis. also says that over several minute she's barely addressed the border and economy. back to you. >> steve: so, rich, the extraordinary thing about this senate meeting, that you talked about where jack reed said okay. and joe biden wasn't there. it was his taupe advisers. he said listen we will get behind joe. he has to have cognitive press conference and have these people answer our questions. and they obviously decided we don't want that to happen. because, they never told joe biden. the advisers went back, they never told joe biden what the senator said. >> yeah in this report too it says when senator chuck schumer the senate majority leader went to address this with

plus, president biden reportedly furious, enraged at nancy pelosi, obama and chuck schumer for ousting him from the race. and the truth finally starting to come out about hunter biden lobbying the obama white house while his father was vice president to help hunter biden's business partners. but first this -- former president trump talking the economy right now still in north carolina, a state he narrowly won in 2020. both campaigns taking in new inflation data today coming in at 2.9% versus 3.0% in the prior month. the increase in core cpi is still hitting at a around, sticking around 3%. u.s. household costs like grocery prices still rising at a third of the pace under former president trump. let's bring in former economic adviser to president trump, he's steve moore. steve, what is your reaction to president trump's economic messaging right now? if because the white house is taking a victory lap on inflation trending down ford today. down today. >> yeah, look, liz, thanks for having me on. i think if this election is really not that complicated. if the election is about the economy

is chuck schumer really going to pick a fight over this?humer really going to put us into a shutdown? is he so -- does he so badly want noncitizens including the 10 million illegal immigrants they just let in, does he really so badly want them to decide the outcome of this election that he's willing to shut down the government over it? i hope not. maria: yeah. we're going to talk with lara trump about this coming up, but how worried are you that illegals are trying to register to vote given the reports we've seen in the last few weeks? >> well, look, we've seen it in various jurisdictions around the country. there are a handful of states including, i believe, virginia, louisiana, alabama who have done some investigating into their own voter registration files, and they've found a lot of noncitizens including a whole lot of illegal immigrants registered to vote. to their great credit, they're doing their best to cull through those and to remove those who they believe to be illegal immigrants. maria: okay. >> and i hope other states will do t

keep chuck schumer majority leader. make hakeem jeffries speaker. >> so "the washington post" said of her economic proposal that she "squandered the moment on populist gimmicks." she took issue with this idea of tapping grocery prices, saying that a lot of these companies, these grocery stores, don't have, are not known for huge margins of profitability. do you have any concerns about that? what do you say to either centrists or republicans who say this isn't workable? >> she doesn't just say, oh, they can't make any profit. she looks when there is gouging. when some condition in the economy creates some kind of bottle neck and they go way overboard in charging a price way beyond a reasonable profit. that's a good thing to do. and i make another point, not just about the grocery industry, but about so much of american industry. where are they putting all this money? into stock buybacks. what do they do? they don't employ a single worker. they don't put a single dollar into into equipment. they don't do anything except r

schumer— dnc and nancy pelosi and chuck schumer and barack 0bama coming together— schumer and barackmore energetic and exciting _ somebody that's more energetic and exciting in— somebody that's more energetic and exciting in there, so that our voters — exciting in there, so that our voters will— exciting in there, so that our voters will have something to have hope _ voters will have something to have hope for. _ voters will have something to have hope for, that created that excitement and that bounce for her, and coming — excitement and that bounce for her, and coming out of the dnc, after next _ and coming out of the dnc, after next week, i think she's going to get another bounce. then it's going to be _ get another bounce. then it's going to be hard — get another bounce. then it's going to be hard pressed as to what are your— to be hard pressed as to what are your policies, what do you plan on doing? _ your policies, what do you plan on doing? it— your policies, what do you plan on doing? if you want to fix it on day one, _ doing? if you want to fix it on day one. you've — doing?

schumer, but my breaking name is also chuck schumer." [ laughter ] looks like he's sneaking up to stealdon't mind if i do." [ laughter ] also, chuck, it's one thing to shuffle up to the podium like you're doing the electric slide at a wedding, but that's way too much upper body dancing. [ light laughter ] that's what i look like on arm day at the gym. still, he's got better moves than trump. ♪ ♪ it's fun to stay at the y-m-c-a ♪ >> seth: just a couple of old guys doing workouts. schumer's doing overhead lifts, trump's doing the resistance bands. [ laughter ] the highlights of the night of course were speeches from michelle and barack obama. michelle was first and brought down the house when she tore into trump. [ applause ] >> kamala harris is more than ready for this moment. she is one of the most qualified people ever to seek the office of the presidency. [ cheers and applause ] unfortunately, we know what comes next. we know folks are going to do everything they can to distort her truth. my husband and i sadly know a little something about this. for years, donald trump did everything

. >> total of 24 according to fox tracking, eight speakers included senate majority leader chuck schumer, bernie sanders, others, 24 mentions compared to less than a dozen on economy, border and crime. michelle obama accused trump of doing everything to make people fear her and her husband. he questioned her country of birth. last night trump knocked barack obama on policy and paid him a comp limp. >> i like him, he's a nice gentleman, was weak on trade. look at what happened to our country, trade was a disaster. i respect him and his wife. >> tonight is vice presidential candidate tim walz headlining the event and hear from former house speaker nancy pelosi and bill clinton. back to you. >> ainsley: bring in vice presidential candidate and center j.d. vance. good morning to you. >> good morning, guys, how are you? >> ainsley: doing well. stayed up late last night. headliners are coming on too late for those who work morning shows, but that is okay, we'll continue to cover it. lots of vibe and energy. how is this working? >> you know, i don't think it is working well. i'm not the target

but oh bible or -- obama and chuck schumer said that we can be united or we can give you the 25th amendment, can you believe this? host: susan in massachusetts. she mentioned the hearing held this week in the senate about the secret service failures that led to the assassination attempt on president -- former president trump. here is part of the opening statement from the acting secret service director. [video clip] >> as you are aware there are multiple ongoing investigations in the attack and the security failures that occurred. i pledge my full support to those inquiries so the secret service and your committees and the american people have a thorough and complete understanding of what happened leading up to and during july 13. i will not wait for the results of those findings to assess where we fail that day. i have taken and will continue to take immediate steps to ensure that we do not repeat those failures. since my appointment as acting director one week ago identified gaps in our security and i have implemented corrective actions. one of my first actions as acting director was trav

chuck schumer doesn't care about that.reak it when he can, ran through as much legislation and take the victories. paul: schumer's priority is sheldon whitehouse, they said they would combine a bill with voting rights, abortion rights and supreme court reform. these would be sweeping national laws that impose abortion rights on all 50 states. >> reporter: these are euphemisms. what they mean is codify row versus wade or go further. voting rights, federalize elections, require all 50 states to play by california's mail in ballot rules, no voter id requirements, you 're able to submit an absentee ballot until the last day and be registered for voting on the last day, put the feds in charge of overseeing the redistricting all 50 states. supreme court reform is not reform, what they want to do is packing the court. if they don't add another justice, they would add other justices, would they really want to do is impose these code of ethics rules on the justices and require recusal's, decide which justices hear which cases. paul

abc's jonathan karl reported that chuck schumer had a blunt one-on-one conversation with biden.essful that i thought that sentence was going to be "chuck schumer had a blunt." [laughter] according to karl, schumer forcefully made the case that it would be best if biden bowed out of the race. and is this true? i'm being told we have footage of biden possibly bowing out. is that a bow? is that a bow? it's hard to tell. things got worse today when we learned that president biden had tested positive for covid. ♪ ♪ it's not working this time. it's not working. apparently, the first signs of trouble for the president were earlier today, when he stopped at a restaurant, and reporters noted that he looked slower and more pale than the day before. more pale? how can you tell? his foundation shade is already "casper." but the good news is, biden's doctor says all his vital signs are great, and we wish the president a full and speedy recovery. in fact, we wish him a speedy anything. we got a great show for you tonight! my guests are glen powell and charlamagne tha god. but when we come bac

oh, it was a big day for chuck schumer's friend, joe biden.he president announced an executive action which shields undocumented spouses of u.s. citizens from deportation. that's amazing news for many immigrants and terrible news for the producers of "90 day fiance." but tlc is rolling with the changes with their new show, "undocumented milf manor." the new policy lets undocumented immigrants stay in the country while their green card is being processed, which is a big deal because previously, they had to return to their home countries to complete the process, which could mean long separations from their spouses and families, sometimes for ten years. you can't spend that much time away from your children. you leave behind an angelic toddler and return to a monstrous tween quoting skibidy toilet memes and calling your ankle socks cringe. put a cork in it, dylan. maybe try some deodorant! not everyone qualifies for this plan. to apply, immigrants must have lived in the u.s. for 10 years and be married to a u.s. citizen, to which one immigrant sa

connor, of course, chuck schumer is optimistic. he has to be. it's his job.o you share his optimism? >> i do. we have seen a reversal of fortune in the last 30 days. i think largely because vice president harris is exciting young people and other voters who were just sitting on the sidelines before. now that they are getting engaged and showing up for senate candidates, congressional candidates it is reinvigorating the party because earlier these people were ignoring posters or saying they were disengaged. that kind of enthusiasm is infectious and starting to spread. >> carlos, what do you think? how would you feel if you were on the ballot as a republican and you are watching the press conferences? how would you feel about this coming november? >> i think it is remarkable that connor just highlighted how much the script has flipped in the last few weeks. it was democrats just a few weeks ago worried about president biden being a drag on them, about ruining their chances to take back the house, making it very difficult for them to hold onto the senate. now it

. >> senate majority leader chuck schumer held a news conference and talked about senate republicans blocking a bipartisan tax bill that would've expanded the child tax care at it, added tax breaks for small businesses and helps communities affected by natural disasters. he also talked about the 2020 four presidential election and proposed changes to the supreme court. >> thanks for waiting. >> okay thank you for being here. thanks for your good work. it's part of our congressional session and the few minutes ago something very disappointing and stunning happened on the senate floor. the vast majority of republicans blocked a hugely bipartisan package that would have helped families with health businesses and would have helped housing and communities hit by natural disasters, something the american people wanted and once again they said why are they making us vote on this? this was bipartisan. there is a moment that the senate republicans are even to the right of the house republicans but it happened today. this bill was crafted in good part by one of the most conservative members of

. >> sean: senator if i may interrupt you let's dip in real quick as chuck schumer is on stage one of people responsible for pushing out joe biden. >> friends, were here to talk about one thing tomorrow and building a better tomorrow for all americans. this november, we can choose a brighter and more fair and freer future or we can relive the dark night of drums american carnage. only one candidate will move america forward, kamala harris. >> sean: senator schumer the majority leader and senator cruise, last opportunity here. >> this is the radical democrat party and kamala harris the most radical nominee in our history with tim walz by the way my democrat opponent agrees with kamala harris and tim walz on obsolete everything that he is up in chicago celebrating their open border and my opponent doing the same thing hiding in the basement not answering questions but real thing millions of dollars because chuck schumer has made clear i am the number 1 target as they are spending millions to beat me here in texas so i want to encourage folks listening come to our website and defend this

senate majority leader chuck schumer showed the image of this protest in congress.the new york police have arrested a number of people who participated in the protest movement. the lawyer of the journalist who was arrested for filming this incident said that his client's action was in line with his professional activity have been. american media from the cooperation of software companies of this country. they reported with the zionist regime in the attack on gaza. according to this report , amazon has provided its cloud space to the zionist regime to collect and store information about the people of gaza. the cloud space is a tool for storing information that users can receive and manage this information anytime they connect to the internet . in this report, it is emphasized that the companies google and microsoft also grade artificial intelligence tools. the united nations on the use of artificial intelligence in the attack on gaza had warned. i am deeply concerned by reports that the israeli military is using artificial intelligence as a tool to identify targets.

schumer on the important items that will come before us over the next months. i will draw from the words of the man under whom i begin this journey in public service, the late senator frank lautenberg. in his final address on the floor in december of 200, he --- 2000, he said, if we defend the interests of our state in concert with the interests of our country, we will have done our jobs correctly. i once again would like to thank the governor for the trust he has shown in me and commit to stepping down early to get the duly elected senator his chance to get his work done in ernest. while i will only serve for a few months, i will do my best to ensure that our work is not about i and about us. we work for the people of new jersey and the united states and not ourselves. the work that we do, the ultimate credit for and benefit to it, goes to the people we serve. if nothing else, in my short time in office, i hope to restore a full measure -- a small measure of faith in the public office, then i have done the job correctly. as i close, i must thank, caroline, jos

schumer is doing his solo act. what is your message to trump? you can't always get what you want. is this really about harris refusing to debate on fox news? trump offered to meet her already on september 4. no debate, no mercy for harris. why are you insulting her intelligence? i don't think she's an intelligent person and you know that this country needs an intelligent leader, i don't think it's an insult, it's just a fact. trump thinks elon musk is smart and is even preparing to offer him the post if he wins advisers of his administration. agree on the ministry of government efficiency musk answers humorously. what kind of money did he buy it with and how much more did he hide in off-sites? the materials of the criminal case have been received, a hearing on the merits is expected, news from the second western district military court, where the trial against the terrorist foreign agent ilya panomarev, who fled to kiev, will soon begin, the former state duma deputy will be tried in absentia on several articles at

he's he's lost his bearings as we can see, day by day. >> senator chuck schumer, i know you've got a lot to do on the convention floor. thank you for taking the time to talk to us. >> anderson back to you, kaitlan. >> thanks very much, scott, i interrupted you he takes a cheap shot and then he they switch away from our house complimenting your guy. >> they want to hear from obama, he's one of the most gifted political communicators i misinterpreted and look in everything that was described about him new kind of politics, you know, excited for all these non policy reasons. he, he speaks to the vibes. >> part of this election and i think what republicans are going to happen tax on unrealized capital gains. i mean bread lines and boarding and black markets may be an optimistic future at this point, if she keeps going is i just i think you're picking up on the trump five there. >> i'm just world's going to hell. i'm sorry. if if the president of the united states institute those kind of tax increases, we're all going to be fighting each other for the last few crumbs out in the hall trump

connor, of course chuck schumer is optimistic, he has got to be, it is his job, but you share his optimism? >> i do. i mean, we have seen a reversal of fortune in the last 30 days. unlike anything i can remember that fast. i think largely because vice president harris is exciting young people and other voters were just sitting on the sidelines before and now that they are getting engaged they are showing up in polls for for congressional candidates, and it is just reinvigorating our party, because earlier these people were ignoring pollsters were saying that they were disengaged and that kind of enthusiasm is infectious and it is starting to spread. >> carlos, what do you think? how would you feel if you were on the pallets during this race as a republican and you are watching donald trump's press conference? how would you feel this coming november? >> i think it is just remarkable. connor highlighted how much the script has flipped here in the last few weeks. i mean, it was democrats just a few weeks ago, worried about president biden being a drag on them, about ruining their chances to t

schumer, and many more. tonight's theme focused on uniting america by inclusion and hope rather than by fear and division. one of the most entertaining aspects of the evening took place during roll call. as delegates pledged support for the vice president, a dj played chart topping tracks to represent each state and territory. so when georgia was called atlanta's own award winning rapper lil john came up and gave his own rendition of his hit songs. and former president barack obama delivered his keynote address. obama told the crowd not to get complacent, warning this election despite the good feelings democrats currently have, this election will be close. and obama also drew a clear contrast between donald trump and kamala harris. >> now, the torch has been passed. now it is up to all of us to fight for the america we believe in. and make no mistake, it will be a fight. for all the incredible energy we've been able to generate over the last few weeks, for all the rallies and the memes, this will still be a

schumer on the important items that will come before us over the next months.draw from the words of the man under whom i begin this journey in public service, the late senator frank lautenberg. in his final address on the floor in december of 200, he --- 2000, he said, if we defend the interests of our state in concert with the interests of our country, we will have done our jobs correctly. i once again would like to thank the governor for the trust he has shown in me and commit to stepping down early to get the duly elected senator his chance to get his work done in ernest. while i will only serve for a few months, i will do my best to ensure that our work is not about i and about us. we work for the people of new jersey and the united states and not ourselves. the work that we do, the ultimate credit for and benefit to it, goes to the people we serve. if nothing else, in my short time in office, i hope to restore a full measure -- a small measure of faith in the public office, then i have done the job correctly. as i close, i must thank, caroline, joshua, and

the obama's, chuck schumer, i have will end the filibuster, we'll have unlimited abortions includingth, come on. mark simone, i know you've been glued to your tv set. >> i have. larry: really fascinating. what did you take away. >> i thought this would be 2004 all over again. john kerry had a convention, two overproduced, too theatrical, a convention not only no bounce he took a drop. this thing i think was offensive to a lot of americans. too glitzy, too glamorous. lighting was too good. too many speakers, too muchness of it. like the oscars, grammys, tony's all in one, if you're in the middle of america struggling to pay your bills, watching this. one billionaire after another comes out to lecture you about income inequality. larry: i love that. how about this the obamas, both of them, mean and low. mean and low. >> yeah. larry: then my riff, bill clinton missed a phenomenal opportunity for a teaching moment about how high taxes and spending can bury you in an election. what does he care? by his own acknowledgement, his last convention i will be at. could have had a teaching moment

four nights you're seeing chuck schumer, senate majority leader right now. we just saw the ceremonial roll call to nominate kamala harris. and we continue to monitor the situation there. our anchor julian glover is there. we'll check back periodically throughout the hour. >> but for the moment, let's press on here for the first time in more than 20 years, convicted murderer scott peterson is speaking on camera about the death of his wife, laci, and their baby. a new documentary series looks at whether peterson killed his wife and their unborn child. abc news reporter suzanne vaughn is in the newsroom. suzanne. >> so, dan, for the first time since his conviction in 2004, we're hearing from scott peterson on camera. he's sitting in prison speaking over a grainy video call with the documentary series filmmaker, who is an investigative journalist. >> scott peterson was convicted of the murder of his wife. >> this was a beautiful, pregnant, missing woman in the new peacock original documentary face to face with scott peterson, we're hearing from the convicted mur

. >> let's talk about senator chuck schumer, introducing a bill called the new kings act which would things. it would reaffirmed that presidents and vice presidents do not have immunity for actions that violate u.s. criminal law, eliminating the distinction between official and unofficial acts. that would remove the supreme court's appellate jurisdiction for all actions challenging the constitutionality for this legislation and would establish additional jurisdictional and. -- procedural guardrails. more likely that this bill can get past at some point than a constitutional amendment. does this go some distance in securing what the supreme court, you know, in offsetting what the supreme court has done? >> certainly this is a statutory fixed so as you say it's going to be a little bit easier than getting a constitutional amendment passed. i think it can have some really important fixes here where it can do a lot in the short term but remember, this can also be challenged and eventually may make its way up to the supreme court and we've already seen what this supreme court can do and i

and it's been sitting on chuck schumer's desk now for the better part of a year.l solutions on the table to restore peace in the middle east. but this administration is pandering stoot protesters rightth right outside the dnc where i am. they are obsessed with losing michigan and literally these pro-hamas protesters are driving this administration to put more pressure on our ally, israel. than they are anyone else in the middle east. >> brian: an arms embargo could be on the table if kamala harris. >> it is on the table. >> wins this election. also restricting womenry as talks go on right now there overseas in egypt. congressman, thanks so much. you are you are in enemy territ. stay safe. >> we embed foreign cultures in green berets, brian. >> brian: i'm pretty sure you are going to be okay. you were equipped for this. thanks so much, congressman. great to see you, michael. the obamas rally behind the new democratic presidential nominee. but, as harris and biden skip the speech, is the party as united as it seems? we're going to dive into that statement. ou were p

chuck schumer stopped every single one in the senate.: including the save act. >> cops in new york, we're at the lowest level since 1990 so while they were talking about defund the police in 2020 they may not be saying those words anymore but it's the same theme. they are driving these cops out. with retirements, about 200 are leaving a month and you now we're down 2,000 cops since the defund the police movement. they're pushing the same policies, trying to rephrase it to sell it to the american people. maria: adam. >> maria asked a specific question. why would democrats allow this to happen? i have a theory. the democrats want the votes of these migrants. maria: yeah. i have the same theory. >> thank you. can you answer that? >> i had to sue to stop noncitizen voting in new york city. we are not -- we won once. we won again in appellate. now we're in the court of appeals. the city keeps appealing it. they want to insist on noncitizens voting. i tanni found they direct agenco register people in homeless shelters to vote. there's as a cle

. _ and using the term palestinian as an insult, accusing chuck schumer of being _ insult, accusing chuck the october seven massacre, donald trump saw fit to criticise _ seven massacre, donald trump saw fit to criticise israel. and almost sort of, to criticise israel. and almost sort of. you _ to criticise israel. and almost sort of, you know, despite some sympathy for the _ of, you know, despite some sympathy for the palestinians. of, you know, despite some sympathy forthe palestinians. it of, you know, despite some sympathy for the palestinians. it is very hard — for the palestinians. it is very hard for— for the palestinians. it is very hard for countries to, you know, to lay out— hard for countries to, you know, to lay out their — hard for countries to, you know, to lay out their diplomacy when there is such— lay out their diplomacy when there is such uncertainty.— is such uncertainty. hillary, what do ou is such uncertainty. hillary, what do you think _ is such uncertainty. hillary, what do you think going _ is such uncertainty. hillary, what do you think going forward? - is such unc

chuck schumer has been unable to get it through the united states senate and we want to have a more pro-family policy. >> there was a vote on this. you know that. you weren't there. it was a messaging bill. i'll give you that. >> it was a show vote. >> i'm with you on that. >> if i had been there, it would have failed and i was -- >> tell me specifically what you want to do to expand the child tax care credit. it's 2 grand per kid right now. >> one of the things you can do is make it bigger per child. we would love to see it at a higher dollar value. i would love to see a child tax credit that's $5,000 per child. you have to work with congress to see how possible and viable that is. we've also proposed legislation, margaret, to end this practice of parents getting these surprise medical bills when they go to the hospital. they have a baby, and they choose an out of new york provider and they come home with unexpected bills. we have a host of pro-family policies that ae out there, and again, on the harris administration, i got to push back against something a little bit, margaret, because when

i think chuck schumer knows what the states are, but the bigger question is to make this case to the american people. >> one of the other things that president biden suggested is an enforceable code of ethics for the supreme court. and something that both lawrence tribe and judge have told me this week is that there is no reason why the supreme court wouldn't be subject to the ethics codes that all federal judges are. they just kind of decided that they are not. >> i think that's exactly right. in some ways this is really, really low hanging fruit. to insist that justices of the highest court of the land adhere to some modest ethics rules, the same very modest ethics rules that lower court judges have to adhere to. the fact we're having this conversation at all, i think, really points to the fact that we have had an entire year of being a sale of reports of some of these justices having emotional support billionaires and having those emotional support billionaires have ties to the work that the court does. it is not great for the court's optics, it is not great for the court's legiti

schumer and said what you said, just change theyo schedule, what do you think he would say? >> on the immigration if you do a bright line on age, 55 and older voted for the compromise, those were under 55 voted against it. politically and otherwise and i don't think we are even talking about that necessarily. and those are the experiences. if you made a commitment, you follow up on it. it's about your career, today they don't get a sense of that at all. people don't know each other. what a great shape it is, when we talk about ideas some of it may found facetious. democracy doesn't show up and the word compromise, i've never seen anyone run for public office and be a hell of a compromiser. but what the founders had in mind was exactly that, democracy, architecture structure that requires compromise. we have two chambers in the legislative branch not because we wanted a spare in a sense,te they created an architecture that made us think twice about things along the way and things that need to be changed but the notion of democracy is totally depended upon compromise, you lose

expected to speak this morning our former house speaker nancy pelosi, senate majority chuck schumer andrnor gretchen whitmer. live coverage here on c-span2. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> joined by a minnesota uncommitted delegate for the dnc come delegate large for minnesota. also lead organizer for uncommitted minnesota. welcome to the program. >> thank you. >> you as a major delegate in a minnesota delegation, a lead organizer and grassroots organization known as uncommitted minnesota. tell us about that. >> we started back at the end of february and organize to the primaries to organize 46,000 voters to vote uncommitted to tell president biden that were not happy with his handling of gaza and once in into genocide want to see him take a stand against it because we want to win against donald trump in november but we know voters are not going to turn out and less he took a stand and change policy on this issue. >> all know and love, those of you who are here please come forward if you can see you come close to the attention to our speakers. as you know this morning we honor two of our favor

we expect to hear from senate majority leader chuck schumer and tony evers on c-span2. >> we had a well-earned farewell convention speech as president with joe biden last night. what an amazing american hero we got to celebrate. and this morning, we're back into it. i'm going to have more announcements soon, but i don't want to delay our first opportunity to hear from an american hero. our first speaker today hales from a state that used to be considered a red state is now looking awfully blue. he is a pilot, an astronaut, he's someone who knows from his own family's experience the toll of gun violence and has been a fearless advocate. he's the united states senator from the great state of arizona. let's give a giant wisconsin welcome to senator mark kelly. [applause] >> good morning, everybody. >> good morning. >> thank you very much. great to be here in chicago. i also like to visit wisconsin as much as i can. i spent some time up there working to reelect your great senator, tammy baldwin. she's awesome, she's a leader in the united states senate. we need all of you to work really, really ha

— democrats in positions of power like chuck schumer and nancy peiosi. — like chuck schumer and nancye _ the president that just went on stage last night, joe biden and they sensed weakness in him and -ot they sensed weakness in him and got him _ they sensed weakness in him and got him out of the way and now we have — got him out of the way and now we have kamala harris and tim wail _ we have kamala harris and tim wait the — we have kamala harris and tim walz. the american people have to hear— walz. the american people have to hear more from kamala harris and have — to hear more from kamala harris and have her answer questions and have her answer questions and one — and have her answer questions and one she does, she is going to show— and one she does, she is going to show who she really is and the american people aren't going — the american people aren't going to _ the american people aren't going to vote for her.- the american people aren't going to vote for her. what you think about _ going to vote for her. what you think about rodney _ going to vote for her. what you think about r