it's because ron conway has a massive ro massive roll-a-dex of people in silicon valley.if, in fact, ron conway or people of that caliber step back and saying they're not going to be with the president, they think he should step down, as this keeps going, biden could lose key pieces of his fund raising operation. keep in mind, the six figure checks that the biden campaign keeps saying they do not need much, that money also goes to the democratic national committee and over a dozen state parties, which help down ballot races. so they do need some of these people to stay in the game. maybe they feel like they will have enough come november, but it's going to be fascinating to see if these people stick with them heading into the convention. >> brian, i have to imagine, these people are pragmatists, realists, they want the money to influence the outcomes. if biden stays in the race, aren't they going to circle the wagons for him and he'll get those dollars, if it matters more in september and october to kim's point. yes, there's some career risk they might have come out again

kellyanne conway has spoken about this issue. i mean, he or she is back in december 2016 would just note to you that some people have attacked our moms, but a lot of them who have attacked me are either childless interns born in the 1990s. >> the odds or i've noticed women who have cats as their twitter pictures. i'm not going to really just lose my mind over people attacking me in 140 characters. i can assure you of that all right taylor lorenz washington post reporter in her book, here's the deal said. the unmarried and childless, i'm sorry. kellyanne conway said of tillersons, the unmarried and childless doran spends most days trolling other people's kids on social media i mean, i got to say it takes a lot to find a fit there that the thing they have in common is childless cat ladies they seem to really not like cats. >> i wonder what they say about dogs. i'm more of a cat person to be perfectly honest, but joking aside, i think beyond sort of the cost of rhetoric, this points to a deeper issue in the republican party, where t

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george conway, hang around. we have much more to talk to you about. mckay coppins from the fiserv arena, thank you for perspective and wisdom. we appreciate your time. >> msnbc coverage of the final night of the rnc is just getting started and there is a schedule line in the program tonight with the same question we've been asking all year. are you better off now than you were four years ago? we will have the answer next. >> we, in the republican party are the law and order team. >> law and order. >> president trump will bring back law and order. >> restore law and order. >> restore law and order. >> we support law and order. >> yes indeed, this morning i did walk out of a federal prison. in miami. (janet) so much space! that open kitchen! (tanya) ...is that a walk in closet? (ethan) i want those tiles! (intercom) boosters engaged. (ethan) wait! we've got a problem! (janet) problem?! (ethan) how can you sell your house when we're stuck on a space station for months???!!! (tanya) no, no! bad timing, janet!!! (janet) but that was the one!!!! (brian) no,

kellyanne conway the best of the best. you do anything else today?. larry: fantastic. thank you very much. >> coming up, fbi director christopher wray said trump may not have been hit by a bullet. really? really? this is the fbi director? good heavens. that is all i can say. congressman dr. ronny jackson. who examined the president hours over the shooting will join us next. with congressman scott p perry to rebut this most ridiculous assertion by the fbi. i'm kudlow we'll be right back. but starting it eight months pregnant.. that's a different story. i couldn't slow down. we were starting a business from the ground up. people were showing up left and right. and so did our business needs. the chase ink card made it easy. when you go for something big like this, your kids see that. and they believe they can do the same. earn unlimited 1.5% cash back on every purchase with the chase ink business unlimited card from chase for business. make more of what's yours. maria and julio thought their life would never slow down. then one day, it finally did. you

the deal with kellyanne conway starting thursday.e look forward to seeing that great to have you with us. >> great to see you martha. >> alina: listen to the back-and-forth between joe biden who was on mourning joe this morning digging in his heels not going anywhere not going to bend to the elites and not today david axelrod's in the world i think that's animated him but there is what they said about how former president trump has been behaving in the wake of the debate biden also echoed the sentiment so clearly it's a talking point. watch. >> donald trump he is broke down in mar lago. they won't let him out. is a prisoner in an gilded cage because they are afraid that he may actually open his mouth. are. >> i find that comical anyone who is ever lost or known president trump i don't think any advisors could cutin anywhere he didn't want to be. he goes where he wants to go and speaks out when he wants to but what do you thank the strategy is for the former president right now? >> by the current president and allies in the media they

for example, kellyanne conway's estranged husband and donald trump enemy george conway is in the courtroomnd according to the reporters in the room, boebert and gaetz keep turning around to stare at anti-trump attorney george conway. gaetz and boebert are turning the first-ever criminal trial of an ex-president into some sort of telenovela. [ dramatic music sting ] ♪ george? lauren! matt. ♪ george? [ laughter ] matt? lauren? [ gasp ] kellyanne! ay, dios mio! ♪ [ laughter ] [ applause ] got all the cameras right. [ laughter ] it wasn't -- i'll be honest, not a lot of confidence from the staff. [ laughter ] but aside from embarrassing themselves and their party i'm not sure what exactly they were hoping to accomplish with their presence. i guess they were there to offer moral support for trump and ended up coming off as creepy. for example, see if you can spot matt gaetz in this clip of trump speaking at the courthouse. >> are you worried about a conviction? >> will you testify, mr. trump? >> thank you very much. [ talking over each other ] >> excuse me, excuse me. we are going to be working

kellyanne conway, before we get to the joe biden story, okay, okay, okay? for donald trump's speech tonight which i regard as far more important than all this joe biden stuff? >> it's far more important because we actually though who our nominee is going to be -- larry: yes. there you go with. >> question for him is how far will he go in the electoral college, how much of a blowout could be brewing. having said that, president trump is the first one to tell each of us and anybody who asks about -- put your head down, be humble and just win this thing. he likes to focus on that first as the business han in him. this is important because the president himself has made himself seen, his presence felt at the convention all week, larry, after the failed assassination attempt, but we haven't heard that hutch from him. and this is our chance to hear him in full for the first length of time since that assassination attempt. i think his greatest hits will be in there, comparing the biden record, the trump record. you have a binary choice, were you better off five ye

with us now, conservative lawyer george conway. also a contributing writer at the atlantic.elcome. thanks for hanging out with us. >> yes. wonderful. >> george. george. >> we stayed up so late. >> you have three glasses in front of you. >> this is a warm-up for what? i do not know what is coming here. >> your thoughts on that, your thought on using mr., tori as a prop, given the sacrifice for his family, he did not go there to be a hero, he went there to listen to a rally and he died, the gas lighting that we experienced, the going off script, the taking us to a trump rally. george? >> well, i've got to say, i feel vindicated now. the last couple of weeks have been rough, watching the debate about biden, the debate with biden versus the debate about biden. in here, it is, like, my theory about this election always was going to thousand 16 became about hillary, she was peer 2020 became about trump, he lost per 2024 was ultimately going to have to be about trump for him to lose. my theory always was he would make it about himself because he is such a narcissist. that is what h

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i asked the w a conway and key of how ukraine is responding to these signals coming from the nato summit. look or i think the big problem here is that ukraine hasn't heard of convincing story as to what is different this time around compared to last year's summit in vilnius way. ukraine didn't get a convincing roadmap to membership. it seems like the nato countries are trying to look some kind of new fudge, some kind of new kind of wording to explain that. yes, ukraine will join and that stuff is going to happen. but when does ask us that is a major problem seen from here because this is all about this current phase, the we're right, no one and ukraine expects nato troops to turn up on the front lines and east and ukraine. but for the future, this is vital because we did out security guarantees. there's a big question mark about whether the millions of ukrainian refugees who are already in europe will ever come back without having some kind of certainty to russia. caught in data again. and even for people here, once the board is open, you might have millions of people still in the countr

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kellyanne conway and former senior counselor to president trump and kevin walling. kelly ann, what is he talking. >> now the oval office address it looked authentic and genuine looks phony within hours they changed course and raising money now. they don't have a campaign strategy outside of trump, trump, trump. it is almost impossible to turn off the rhetoric if your entire message is donald trump. the president is struggling to convince people in his own party that he should remain at the top of the ticket and be our commander-in-chief given his mental and physical decline. he is playing to a couple different audiences here, isn't? he they are in dangerous territory now. vice president harris is challenging j.d. vance to a debate. that's fraught territory for her. she is known for her word salads and going -- as opposed to this yale graduate. it has a lot to do with the collapse of the democratic party inward. joe reid is saying donald trump should stop playing the hero and victim card. he was here -- what does that mean? >> harris: they are trying to figure out wh

bush karl rove former senior counselor to president trump kellyanne conway.uite something, a 24 hours here. this seems like it changes everything. we saw really well-written letter from the former first lady about the moment that seem to catalyze a message of unity. how do you see it tonight? >> that is very much melania trump and substance until the most important part of a very lengthy letter to america was when she said do not forget old behind every political figure there is a husband, father, someone people love it is a human being. she is calling for unity. she is a very wise person shift secret service protection she has a younger son we all know with the occupational hazards are here. as a very important moment for her to step forward because she has been purposefully more quiet this election cycle so far she is sent a couple fundraisers and i joined her monday night at one. but this is important because she is saying all of this is inferior to love. the other thing is this is her convention speech much has been made about melania trump coming here bu

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i'm trent conway, the proud mayor of east palestinian, ohio. -- east palestine. when the train derailed, spewing flames and toxic chemicals to our town, faced a disaster unlike we'd ever seen, in the chaos we witnessed a clear contrast between leadership and incompetence. our first responders did not hesitate, they raced to the scene, they battled the flames and evacuated our citizens. and for that i want to thank everyone of them tonight. [ cheering and applause ] unfortunately the biden administration's federal response was much different. it consisted almost of entirely of meetings and press events. they talked and talked but they delivered little help. then there was a clear difference between former president trump and president biden. for the longest time, the white house was silent. we never heard a word from vice president harris. i guess we weren't there type of folks, no hollywood elites or wall street billionaires live in east palestine, just hard-working americans. [ cheering and applause ] >> but donald trump cared. first he called to ask permission

kellyanne conway is on fox nation bringing her own personal insight. so come election time, you can decide. here's the deal with kellyanne. every thursday, america is streaming. >> all right. that's all the time we have left this evening. please set your dvr so >> tr, ever, ever miss an episode of hannity. in the meantime, letting out your heartbeat trouble. greg gutfeld standing by to put a smile on your face. >> how great is that? have a great night. >> we are awaiting ] president biden's address to the nation, his first since dropping out of th bidene 2024ng presidential race. >> good evening. i'm bret baier, live at the white house. and good evening, everybody. >> i'm martha maccallum at fox news world headquarters here in new york. president biden is expected to explain his reasoningnt biden for o the ending of his reelection effort. he will also outlines what het e intends to do in the final months tas 107 days left in office. >> we have seen some speech excerptsice. seen so so far.s -c one of them has the president saying that defending democrac

former national security adviser robert o'brien and the brilliant kellyanne conway on that and much morejust a if few moments. but first up, let's get to this story. fox news' bryan llenas standing by with all the details. bryan, this just is off the charts, in my view. what you got in. >> reporter: larry, this is a development that is only going to lead to more scrutiny and questions about the failures in protecting form ifer president trump. to fox news can confirm that in recent weeks before saturday's assassination attempt, former president trump's secret service protection was increased because of intelligence about a credible threat from iran to aa saws nate the former president -- asaws mate the former president. two federal law enforcement sources tell fox news the department of homeland security received intelligence from a human source on an iranian plot if to assassinate former president trump. it's unclear as to how far along this plot was developed. the secret service and dhs has increasingly been concerned about trump holding outdoor events. these concerns have been express

sarah: that was quentin sommerville and darren conway reporting from the front line in ukraine.is a senior advisor at the center for strategic and international studies. thank you so much for joining us on bbc news. a fascinating look at how war is changing. tell us a little bit more about these drones. is there one particular type, are the lots of different types? why are they bts were effective in this conflict -- being seen as it so effective in this conflict? >> there are a wide variety of drones. some of them are cruise missilessome of them are, because you drones, some of them are led -- some of them are kamikaze drones, some of them are like small aircraft to come and then there are these viewing drones that are flown by particular operator. they become particularly important in ukraine because the front lines have stabilized, and these short-range drones, particularly the first-person viewing drones, can be used, they have very short ranges, but the lines are stable, they can get on the other side and they can understand the terrain and they have a profound effect, as we

kellyanne conway is on fox nation bringing her own personal insight. so come election time, you can decide. here's the deal with kellyanne. every thursday, america is streaming. >> unfortunately, that's all the time we have left. al evening. thank you for being with us for making the show possible. please set your dvl th lr for my through friday nine eastern so you never, ever, ever, ever e. s an episod hannity in the meantime, let not your heart be troubled. an of next to put a smile on your face, unlike colbert. >>greg i have s nexta great nig i guess that's all right. all don't worry.. >> don't worry. there's more than enough of meoo to go around. happy thursday, everyone. sof me night in a primetime adds from the oval office, joe biden said it was time to step aside, which is the most exercise he's had in a while. >> in the roughly ten minute address, biden attempted to list his accomplishmentss tht [aat left him with 10 minute ls yeah, i'll take it.pp i'll takke it.e. the >> during the address, biden said. he's passing the torch to the nexty th ge

joining me now is kellyanne conway, former senior counselor to president trump., fox news contributor. she is still getting miked up. this is live television. this is what we do. kellyanne and i have been doing this for so long. we are not even phase fazed by this stuff. >> veterans. >> great to see. >> wonderful to see you. >> laura: these polls aren't surprising to you and me. they are a stunner. >> gap in american politics. i'm so tired of deck cadz of hearing. republicans have a problem with women i have been doing decades infer heard men's issues a single time what is that? all of a sudden they are struggling to get workers, not college educated. men of all faces it's where the new support for trump coming should worry democrats. union households, gay and lesbian households. independents, black americans, hispanic americans. it's not just that we are growing our usual base. people like to again great donald trump by saying it's his base. it's base plus. and the other thing i would say is i like the margin but we want to see donald trump at and above 50% in t

además, los capitalistas de riesgo vinod khosla y ron conway también mostraron su simpatía hacia harrisormación. gracias chicos. buenas tardes, amigos televidentes y como se vio en esa cámara en vivo, así se ve en la imagen de satélite en este momento todo bien despejado sobre la zona de san francisco y básicamente prácticamente todo el estado está con condiciones secas y despejadas, pero todavía tenemos esa advertencia por calor para los condados de alameda contra costa, monterrey y santa clara. esto hasta hoy a las 23:00 de la noche. ciertamente las las temperaturas ya han comenzado a bajar, pero se mantienen bastante cálidas a esta hora. fíjese que 85 2 grados para napa en este momento concord y todavía en esa zona al este de la bahía, en los 90 grados 98 en la zona de fairfield, mientras que ya san josé disfruta de una temperatura mucho más baja ubicada en los 88 grados. y este es el pronóstico para los próximos 10 días en san josé. vemos que ya vamos a ver esa tendencia a la baja, comenzando desde mañana. miren ese fin de semana luce con temperaturas en los medianos 70 grados y la

earlier i asked the w corresponding to conway, if there were any further signs of survivors. terry, there was a report. overnights of a young boy who was found the rebel dead so far, no good news since we were there last night. and it is incredibly difficult work, very, very heavy concrete slabs that are basically have to be drilled through to get to what is believe to be the seller underneath that unit to the hospital where people leave to be in sheltering periods. it was incredibly difficult to tell us quite how many people they should be looking for at this point, because this was the right people have 5 or 10 minutes maximum to get safety. so no one really knows who went where at and which potential got every felt that they were in overall we have those figures some yesterday 27 people believe that killed in kid alone. more than a 100 wounded. those figures expect still to rise. so it is a pre symbol of morning here in cuba, day of morning concerts, any other kind of entertainment at these bands for today. and people, what's getting pretty painfully aware of what happened

venture capitalist vinod khosla and ron conway are also backing the vice president turned presidential candidate. let's get you caught up on some other headlines that we are watching this evening. more bad news for delta airlines. we should say customers of delta airlines, hundreds of more flights were canceled today. it comes as the transportation department announced an investigation into delta, citing the high volume of consumer complaints. the department has received against the airline. today, more than 1400 flights were delayed. nationwide, 148 were canceled here in the bay area, 41 flights delayed, seven cancellations. transportation secretary pete buttigieg said he's very concerned about how delta is struggling to rebound after last week's outage. i'm hearing a lot of things i'm very concerned about, including people being on hold for hours and hours trying to get a new flight. people are having to sleep on airport floors. even accounts of unaccompanied minors being stranded in airports, unable to get on a flight and have taken several steps to remind delta of their responsibil

the acting immigration and customs enforcement director of the trump occasion, kellyanne conway and rick green ell who was acting director of national intelligence and we will hear from donald trump junior and vance's wife will be speaking and then you will hear from the senator himself, j.d. vaps. >> we are going to come up by the people and come up is not anywhere near the caliber or quality that the that world they came up in was. and we are tired of hearing that and i thy tonight and president trump's speech on thursday, we just want to hear at least the younger generation that there is going to be hope in the future and that's why this administration or this campaign, the trump campaign is getting so much momentum amongst younger voters -- host: i have to leave it there because the gavel is expected to come con here inside in about 10 minutes. live coverage here on c-span. no interruptions and no comment tear. if you need convention coverage on the go download our free c-spannow and if you miss anything, find it on demand at c-span.

kellyanne conway, harold ford jr thank you both here. now with reaction vivek ramaswamy he had a big moment at the convention last week. let's get your take on all these events, the people that seem that the people that nobody seems to care about in the democratic party are the voters of the democratic party. nobody considers what they want. and i do find these voices of schumer, pelosi, obama, hakeem jeffries very interesting. i want to get your take on it. look, i think the main message, sean, is we are not even running against a candidate here. we are running against a machine and that machine has crushed the will of everyday citizens in both parties. that includes democrats. so i think there are a lot of democrats who may not agree with everything that our party says or that donald trump says, but who are sick and tired of being lied to by their own leaders. and our message to those democrats is this you know what? you may not agree with everything republicans say, but at least you deserve a party and a president who tells you the ac

trump, kellyanne conway. [cheers and applause] ms. conway: good evening patriots.system and decide the doubters to become the 45th president of the united states. he didn't want fortune or fame, power or position. he already has all of that. donald trump and his family made enormous sacrifices to run and to serve as president. he didn't need to do it, he wanted to do it. my relationship with mister trump was forged under fire in a foxhole in 2016, after he asked me to be his campaign manager. [applause] we had no idea that he was making history as the first successful presidential nominee ever to tap a woman to lead the campaign. [applause] but that was a natural for donald j. trump. he had elevated women in new york real estate decades before when few people would. one morning i was in an early senior staff meeting in the white house, and as i glanced around the table, something caught my eye. in that meeting were sarah huckabee sanders, mercedes sc lap, brooke rawlins, ivanka trump, and me. i soon realized that among us, we have 19 children. at the time, ages 2-1

silicon valley executives like reed hastings of netflix and venture capitalist ron conway have also publiclyrats are expressing a lot of enthusiasm for vice president harris. yeah, this comes down to the voters here. nbc's pete suratos has the new details. she's a prosecutor. a community gathering taking place tonight at manny's in san francisco to discuss the whirlwind of events in the past 24 hours, where president joe biden, stepping down from the presidential race and endorsing vice president kamala harris to replace him on the ballot. a lot more young people, a lot more, people who are excited about her as a candidate and what she can bring to the table. the history of the moment. she's young and she is a woman. and i think those are the two things that, like a lot of young people want to see, we always will feel something special being that we're the bay area and her connection to here, and it's been an eventful 24 hours for harris, her campaign saying she's already raised $81 million over the next 106 days. we are going to take our case to the american people and we are going to win t

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quentin sommerville and camera journalist darrin conway have been with one ukrainian drone unit on theadly threat from above has thrown its people deep into war�*s bleak future. hidden in underground command centres in kharkiv, the national guard's drone teams battle day and night to keep the threat at bay. an fp drone can take ikg or 2kg bomb that hits it directly to the enemy shelter, enemy infantry and enemy armoured vehicle. they are cheap and devastatingly precise. here, aeneas's team hunts a russian soldier. there is no way to be alive, after fp drone hitting. and another threat — glide bombs, fitted with guidance systems, allow russian aircraft to attack from beyond the battlefield, literally gliding onto their target. they are turning lyptsi to dust. with drone jamming equipment on their vehicle, aeneas takes us to lyptsi for a closer look. aeneas, we're going very fast. why is that? is it because it's safer? because of the drones. because of the drones? because of drones, yes. it's dangerous here? there is a lot of russian fp drones. a lot of russian fpv drones? a lot of them.

our correspondent quentin sommerville and camera journalist darren conway have spent time with a droneront, near the town of lyptsi, and sent this special report. air raid sirens. russia's invasion has cast ukraine into darkness... ..and its people deep into war�*s bleak future. it's a new, deadly threat that keeps kharkiv awake at night. swarms of russian drones drove svetlana from her village, lyptsi, near the russian border. translation: things were flying over you, right over you and near you. - everything was shooting all around. everything was exploding all around. everything was banging. it was so scary there. it was impossible to even get out of the cellar. it was very, very scary. just remembering it now makes me scared. very, very scared. hidden in underground command centres in kharkiv, the national guard's drone team battled day and night to keep the threat at bay. an fp drone can take ikg or 2kg bomb that hits it directly to the enemy shelter, enemy infantry and enemy armoured vehicle. they are cheap and devastatingly precise. here, aeneas�*s team hunts a russian soldier.

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these widow took the stage of just moments after conway her as herself finished speaking. so i'm certain that will have had a very strong impact on her personally. she already spoke out very forcefully for ukraine and against what russia has done in ukraine. and i think that certainly if she is the nominee, that will give a lot of people in europe. certainly a lot of a security that the bite in line to keep helping ukraine would be continued with. kimberly harris at the home, nato and trotter planning security have been 2 questions that a really concern europe in media's need. those here, particularly with donald trump, making some sort of headway in the presidential campaign in the past few months is coming to how does has potential nomination a breath of fresh air. then certainly that would be a relief for nato. but then again, any democratic ticket would be, you know, certainly be more comfortable for your opinions because you don't hear democrats talking about pulling out of nato. you don't hear them say that. they don't understand why the us would continue helping you

quentin sommerville and camera journalist darren conway have been with one ukranian drone unit on thenit on the front. russia's invasion has cast ukraine into darkness. a new deadly threat from above has thrown its people deep into war�*s bleak future. hidden in underground command centres in kharkiv, the national guard's drone teams battle day and night to keep the threat at bay. an fp drone can take 1kg or 2kg bomb that hits it directly to the enemy shelter, enemy infantry and enemy armoured vehicle. they are cheap and devastatingly precise. here, aeneas's team hunts a russian soldier. there is no way to be alive, after fp drone hitting. and another threat — glide bombs, fitted with guidance systems, allow russian aircraft to attack from beyond the battlefield, literally gliding onto their target. they are turning lyptsi to dust. with drone jamming equipment on their vehicle, aeneas takes us to lyptsi for a closer look. aeneas, we're going very fast. why is that? is it because it's safer? because of the drones. because of the drones? because of drones, yes. it's dangerous here? ther

quentin sommerville and camera journalist darren conway have been with one ukranian drone unit on the front. russia's invasion has cast ukraine into darkness. a new deadly threat from above has thrown its people deep into war�*s bleak future. hidden in underground command centres in kharkiv, the national guard's drone teams battle day and night to keep the threat at bay. an fp drone can take 1kg or 2kg bomb that hits it directly to the enemy shelter, enemy infantry and enemy armoured vehicle. they are cheap and devastatingly precise. here, aeneas�*s team hunts a russian soldier. there is no way to be alive, after fp drone hitting. and another threat — glide bombs, fitted with guidance systems, allow russian aircraft to attack from beyond the battlefield, literally gliding onto their target. they are turning lyptsi to dust. with drone jamming equipment on their vehicle, aeneas takes us to lyptsi for a closer look. aeneas, we're going very fast. why is that? is it because it's safer? because of the drones. because of the drones? because of drones, yes. it's dangerous here? there is a lo

and the former us prison. brock obama and michelle obama have endorsed conway harris's bid to be the next president. your ramos found the presumptive democratic party nominate while she was out campaigning to offer their support. i am proud of you. this is going to be historic. we called to say, michelle, and i couldn't be prouder doors here and to do everything we can to get you through the selection of and into the oval office. oh, my goodness, michelle practice mean so much to me. i'm looking forward to doing this with the 2 of you and alan fisher spoke to a certain earlier from the white house about the significance of coming on harris's endorsements by the obama's. i mean, the reality is the obama is doing almost every other significant thing in the democratic party has done since sunday, which is through their weight. bind, pamela, how this is taken longer than many people expected, but it's here. no, no, it is important, but it hasn't given the huge boost in the polls. it hasn't helped with fundraising because she's already busting a lot of fund raising target. there was a hug

and having the pardon food unite around the vice president conway harris has really invigorated an incredible energy. and we see that the evidence by the incredible financial sold. this is susan. so i will get the official numbers later, but it looks like within the last 24 to 36 hours the, the harris campaign as it is now has raised some will be in the neighborhood of 80000000 dollars, which is different on heard of some in that short of the time period between the campaign finance and then all of the, the democrats that had endorsed her from, you know, started with kind of the rank and file democrats on we have to kind of senior party leaders and those who might have competed against her for that nomination and have all just fallen into line in a way that makes this democratic party united and excited and ready to take this to the general, already republican vice presidential nominee jody vance has just finished his 2nd rounding of the day. this time in radford virginia way targeted by the president by non combat harris. now yes, you will remember joe biden as not just a quitter, which he i

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silicon valley executives like reed hastings of netflix and venture capitalist ron conway have also publicly endorsed her, and local democrats are expressing a lot of enthusiasm for vice president harris. yeah, this comes down to the voters here. nbc's pete suratos has the new details. she's a prosecutor. a community gathering taking place tonight at manny's in san francisco to discuss the whirlwind of events in the past 24 hours, where president joe biden, stepping down from the presidential race and endorsing vice president kamala harris to replace him on the ballot. a lot more young people, a lot more, people who are excited about her as a candidate and what she can bring to the table. the history of the moment. she's young and she is a woman. and i think those are the two things that, like a lot of young people want to see, we always will feel something special being that we're the bay area and her connection to here, and it's been an eventful 24 hours for harris, her campaign saying she's already raised $81 million over the next 106 days. we are going to take our case to the american pe

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and now is the time for them to hurry up, get behind conway harris, the vice president, the clerk, vice president, and start the process to quickly whittle down, who should be the vice presidential candidate along side her. by the time we get to the democratic convention in chicago, i do think there's already a short list of possible the p nominees for kamala harris. should she get the nomination? i'm, i'm sure that there is. i've heard names like a governor, josh shapiro of pennsylvania. he's an incredibly strong governor, a former attorney general himself. pennsylvania is a key swing state senator mark kelly, an astronaut from arizona who won in a red state would be a strong candidate. governor gretchen whitmore in michigan again a very important key swing states. she's a strong leader in the democratic party and, and by the way, if the democrats want to do something really kind of wild to shake things up, why not somebody like tom hanks well around it? so no vice presidents often have trouble getting out of the shadow of the president . what is camella harris have to do now to differ

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whereas i think in this distance, i think there are so many potential really great candidates at conway harrison disposal that could actually bring her uh, bring her advantages and key states. i think she's got a really, really bone here in terms of what she can do in terms of this. everything sounds like your thing as long as all don't really mess it up and picking your vice presidential running mate. it shouldn't really be too much of an issue. i my power of phrasing you correctly as well. that's right, but i think also to i think she's got some real opportunities here. josh pearl and in pennsylvania, mark shelley of arizona, roy cooper, of north carolina. these are people who i think could actually be very well and delivering the state and also at 2 to 3 points i think to the overall outcome of this race. and so i think she's got a lot of choices at our disposal. all. i think we've got 60 seconds thomas, a final full. it's been said, this is the honeymoon period. what does it matter as look like then when the honeymoon is over? if during the honeymoon already swinging model, each of

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