thank you, senator coons, for being here. thank you, sir. thank you, mr. cedric. i was listening to cedric behind the stage and i said i was going to start off by saying i want to say everything that cedric said. because he said it all. and i tell you, i can't think of a better partner to have had in this journey than cedric. so thank you so much for all you're doing. alex, of course, i'm sure everybody has heard from him this morning. but he has been the executive director and we have pioneered this journey in many ways. i mean, we started out, as you know, with president biden who we all love, we all adore, we look forward to seeing him tonight. we are going to celebrate him, celebrate all the accomplishments that he has given us so we thank you for being here to even just report on that. i am here to just welcome you, welcome you to the convention, welcome you to all that we're going to be doing this week. it's going to be exciting. it is going to be -- some of the kinks are still being worked out so we hope that you will give us grace and patience but we know

coons: i was an intern for him 35 years ago.n he first made the decision to step aside, you got a little emotional as he talked about it for the first time. tell me what this moment is like for you, speaking before him, what you hope people take away from your remarks, and also understanding that this is not quite the speech he thought he would be given just a few weeks ago. sen. coons: i hope when joe biden comes into the hall tonight that he gets the longest, loudest, most sustained cheers and applause. people jumping up and down and shouting we love you joe, of any president in history. there have been more conventions here in chicago than any other american city. and he deserves to know that the american people, certainly the democratic party, loves this man for all that he has done. amna: is there any part of him that second guesses his decision to step aside? sen. coons: everybody second guesses their decisions. but the last few times we have spoken he has really been focused on his future. he was excited about the cancer

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coons: good evening, good evening america, good evening chicago. are there any democrats in the room tonight? folks, we are on the verge of making history. we are on the verge of an historic election, and i want to talk with you for just a few minutes about my dear friend, our president, joe biden. joe biden's mom had a saying. you are defined by your courage, and you are redeemed by your loyalty. four years ago, i had the honor of helping introduce joe biden to our national convention. i spoke about joe's faith, his love of family, his determination to restore the soul of our nation. back in 2020, america was nearly flat on our back from a deadly pandemic, and economic collapse. and then in january, an assault on our democracy. all of this because the drama and chaos of our former president had knocked us down. but joe biden's courage, joe biden's faith in us, joe biden's determination to heal the soul of our nation gave us hope and gave us confidence. someone who has himself been knocked down by life time and again. joe biden knows the grit and d

no disrespect to chris coons, but [bleep] chris coons. it's almost midnight!to get to bed. and you know who else has to get to bed? joe biden! for the love of god, let's hear from biden! >> please welcome ashley biden. >> desi: not that biden! it is 11:00. you can't be introducing new bidens right now! do we have to go through the whole family? is commander biden going to come out after this? [cheers and applause] it was so late by the time biden actually got on the stage, even the right-wing pundits were insulted. >> a sitting president pushed out of prime time. >> it was incredibly disrespectful. i mean, no matter your politics or how you feel about the current commander in chief, he is the current president of the united states. >> i almost felt badly for him. >> it was the ultimate slap in the face. >> is this really how you treat someone that you love? i just think that's disgusting. >> desi: i'm sorry. i'm very confused here. do you guys hate him or not? "joe biden is a corrupt leader of a crime family who stole the presidency, and how dare they keep him

no disrespect to chris coons, but [bleep] chris coons. it's almost midnight!o bed. and you know who else has to get to bed? joe biden! for the love of god, let's hear from biden! >> please welcome ashley biden. >> desi: not that biden! it is 11:00. you can't be introducing new bidens right now! do we have to go through the whole family? is commander biden going to come out after this? [cheers and applause] it was so late by the time biden actually got on the stage, even the right-wing pundits were insulted. >> a sitting president pushed out of prime time. >> it was incredibly disrespectful. i mean, no matter your politics or how you feel about the current commander in chief, he is the current president of the united states. >> i almost felt badly for him. >> it was the ultimate slap in the face. >> is this really how you treat someone that you love? i just think that's disgusting. >> desi: i'm sorry. i'm very confused here. do you guys hate him or not? "joe biden is a corrupt leader of a crime family who stole the presidency, and how dare they keep him up past

we're good. >> thank the american people got a lot of coons tonight a lot of coons all right the toxic dose anyway, so the republican convention didn't have previous precedence or content or nominees for their own reasons. >> yeah, they don't support donald trump. but this was interesting right? >> i mean, lots of reasons. but the most important reason was that she, hillary clinton before kamala harris, was the only woman to be the nominee of a major party. and now there's another yeah. and it's and it's kamala harris and are we going to i don't even know. >> are we going to hear from john kerry and al gore bring this convention i don't think so. i didn't know the math was going to be on this time. >> i didn't think so excel i but i i think that there's so much there's so much that's different, but there's a lot of symmetry. obviously, she ran against donald trump and she lost her clinton, kamala harris is now running against donald trump and hillary clinton very much wants kamala harris to win and there were a lot of callbacks to clintons race against donald trump, but i thought one o

. >> john: chris coons and national cochair of the harris walz campaign. we will get a response from an emma preview of what to expect from joe biden and his speech tonight. >> sandra: fox team coverage begins now. madison alworth on progressives holding their own event in chicago. >> john: live in the windy city what our folks saying about the city's crime as the convention kicks off? >> as you have reported extensively on the show, and the city's most violent neighborhood, crime is on the front of people's minds on a daily basis. at the dnc public safety is not expected to get anywhere near the time of tension folks here would like it to. more than 350 people have been killed across the city including several recent cases of young kids getting caught in the cross fire within a few blocks of the united center. in june 7-year-old walked outside of his home to take a cooking pot to a neighbor next door at three in the afternoon when for no apparent reason a 16-year-old gunman started shooting toward the building more than a dozen times and hit him in the ba

coons, aye. mr. hawley, no. the clerk: ms. duckworth, aye. the clerk: mr. marshall, no. mr.asey, aye. mr. crapo, no. mr. tuberville, no. the clerk: ms. cantwell, aye. mr. rubio, no. the clerk: mr. cassidy, no. the clerk: mrs. capito, no. ms. warren, aye. mr. bennet, aye. is. vote: the clerk: mr. wicker, no. mr. rounds, aye. mr. king, aye. ms. butler, aye. mr. cardin, aye. mr. brown, aye. mr. mullin, no. mr. murphy, aye. the clerk: mr. lankford, no. ms. baldwin, aye. the clerk: mr. van hollen, aye. mr., moran, no. the clerk: mr. boozman, no. mr. wyden, aye. mrs. shaheen, aye. mr. kelly, aye. mr. carper, aye. the clerk: mr. schumer, aye. mr. tester, aye. the clerk: mr. ricketts, no. vote: the clerk: mr. scott of florida, no. ms. lummis, no. mr. sanders, aye. the clerk: ms. smith, aye. mr. thune, no. mr. cruz, no. the clerk: mr. markey, aye. ms. hassan, aye. the clerk: mrs. murray, aye. the clerk: mr. schmitt, no. mr. grassley, no. the clerk: mr. braun, no. the clerk: mr. paul, aye. the clerk: mrs. fischer, no. mr. budd, aye. the clerk: mr. cornyn, no. the clerk: mr. young, aye

wills it, senator coons. thank you so much for continuing the rampant speculation after that, we appreciate it so ahead, more from chicago, but first, we do have some breaking news out of arizona. what we are learning about a supreme court decision that could impact this election will have that next there's fall comedy u.s. coming to cnn. what could go wrong of i got news for you. >> for me or saturday, september 14th at nine on cnn. here's to getting better with age. appears to be nice to every thursday help fuel today with boost high protein. >> complete nutrition, you need in the flavor you love so here's to now now available goose max. >> if you're shopping for a home realtor.com only shows you homes for sale source directly from professionals, meaning you can trust every home listing is a realistic don't all have to do that. >> not really. philly trust the number one app real estate professionals trust. >> we handcraft every sterns and foster using the finest materials like indulgent memory foam and ultr

is that true and is that chris coons? >> it is true, it is chris coons indeed, rachel.uys are going to kick it off today. any surprises in store from the delaware deegation with this roll call tonight? >> not at all. we're enthusiastically committing our delegates to kamala harris and tim walz tonight. >> congresswoman, i want to ask you, we could very well be looking at the senatorial delegation from the state of delaware very soon. you're the only member of congress to represent the state. you could be the third black woman ever elected to the united states senate. what's the significance of tonight for you? >> i mean, first of all, to be a part of history, all of us are so proud to be here, passing the torch from tom carper to myself and working to represent delaware. and then seeing kamala harris, number two, this is just an incredible moment in history of our country. >> i wanted to ask you, senator, you were up there with a vantage point that literally no one else on planet earth had last night. did you cross paths with president biden last night? >> i did. i had

. >> delaware senator chris coons good evening. good evening, america good evening. chicago. are there any democrats in the room tonight we are on the verge of making history. we are on the verge of an historic election. and i want to talk with you for just a few minutes. about my dear friend, our president joe biden joe biden's mom had a sane you are defined by your courage and your redeemed by your loyalty four years ago, i had the honor of helping introduce joe biden to our national convention. i spoke about joe's faith his love of family his determination to restore the soul of our nation back in 2020 america was nearly flat on our back from a deadly pandemic. an economic collapse and then in january and assault on our democracy all of us all of this because the drama and chaos of our former president had knocked us down but folks joe biden's courage, joe biden's faith in us joe biden's determination to heal the soul of our nation gave us hope and gave us confidence someone who has himself. been knocked down by life time. >> and again joe biden knows the grit and determin

we have to sit through chris coons? and then it said raphael warnock and i'm like, what? chris coons is writing -- >> ainsley: i want to see his farewell speech. >> steve: the organizer. >> ainsley: i was so mad. >> brian: too much delaware. >> steve: idea was to have him in prime time. prime time is not 11:28 at night. organizers say it's because there was so much applause. here's the ultimate thing. joe biden was not going to speak. a month ago he was not going to speak on night one. he was going to be on night four. >> ainsley: death valley on night one. >> steve: they had already booked all of th speakers. >> brian: didn't they cut james taylor? he was supposed to sing. >> steve: no time. >> brian: he has seen and he has seen rain. >> steve: here is the cover of the "new york post." it says past his bedtime. dems deliver final insult by pushing biden's angry, bitter speech to midnight. if folks missed it, well, we got some highlights. watch this. >> lawrence: go ahead. >> i made a lot of mistakes in my career. but i gave my best to you. for 50 years, like many of you,

delaware will be the first state in the roll call, and i was just told that it is senator chris coons from delaware. actually, this is his seat right here senator chris coons from delaware there will be the representative from the state. the first state that will open the roll call, i guess not officially placing harris's name and nomination because he's already tech lead the nominee, but he will be the one to speak. and of course, wolf, that's symbolic because chris spoke last night, he's very close to president biden's, so this will be a sort of passing of the charge starting with the biden state in delaware, ultimately ending in california well, hard, john berman on the scene for us here at the convention, john, thank you very much. let's discuss what's going on joining me now, kasie hunt and chris wallace and chris, former president obama will be the main headliner. in all the speeches tonight. what do you think his main goal will be i think first of all, i have to say i'm personally excited. >> i think that barack obama and michelle obama probably the two best speakers, not only

-- raphael warnock and delaware senator chris coons. there will also be some hollywood stars on the stage tonight. kerry washington, mindy kaling and more will serve as hosts of the dnc along with tony goldwyn who played the president on the abc drama, scandal. they will all be on the stage tonight as well. let's go back down to the convention floor with susan swain. host: thanks greta. it is getting busy down here. i wanted to show you which states have the primary seats tonight. right over my shoulder, getting prime attention tonight, the delegation from pennsylvania, not surprising, a bit of a amash to -- bit of a homage to president biden's home of scranton, pennsylvania. if we come down here, delaware, and this is a homage, because it only brings three electoral votes to the ticket, is also right behind, and this is an homage to joe biden tonight, as he passes the torch. right behind him, you can see minnesota, governor walz. that delegation has pretty good seats. i will show you two more important delegations if i can work my way

but on friday let's discuss with the co-chair of the harris-walz campaign, senator chris coons democrat from delaware. senator. thank you so much for sharing an afternoon with us polling, also repeatedly shows that one of the biden administration's biggest liabilities going into this reelection effort has been the economy affordability and inflation. how do you think vice president harris has to differentiate herself, her policies on this issue? >> well, thanks for a chance to be on boris first, i think that vice president harris can take credit for one of the biggest accomplishments of the biden/harris administration which was the inflation reduction act provision that allows for the negotiation of prescription drug prices we've capped insulin at $35 a month out of pocket expenses will be capped at $2,000 starting next year and the cost of prescription drugs are coming down for the most expensive drugs for millions of americans. that's a significant driver and something i'm not confident. former president trump would support or wouldn't roll back. there's also generally very good econo

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. >> john: we will have a chance to ask senator coons about whether or not biden always planned to beransition president when we speak with him in our next hour. jackie, thank you for taking that up for us. >> sandra: looking forward to bringing in leo terrel of civil rights attorney and fox news contributor onset today. good to have you here. it is tough to differentiate between what is happening to businesses that have had to board up and close because of the economic peril of that city but there's also businesses who have put up boards because they fear the growing protests that we are seeing in that city. this is some of the boarded-up businesses. we took this video on sunday. you go back to this live shot. this is union park west of the city right by where the convention is happening there. apparently it is about a mile away and the number of protesters is growing and we had raymond lopez who is a democrat alderman in that city on this program yesterday. he said this is being encouraged by that city's mayor. listen here. >> we have a mayor who is openly encouraging the protesters

i want to play senator coons and get your reaction. roll tape. >> i think president biden just made one of the most selfless decisions of any elected official i have ever seen in choosing to step aside and let his trusted, valued vice president step forward as our standard-bearer for this election. he always wanted to be a transition to the next generation of leadership. david: newt, choosing to step aside. by all accounts there was no choice made. what will his revisionism stand the test of time? >> no, it's silly. look the fact is joe biden is not passing the torch. nancy pelosi and a bunch of other bosses took the torch out of his hand, told him if he didn't announce he was stepping down they would throw him out. he accepted grudgingly and i think about it early, bitterly, that he would face reality after the debate he lost to trump so badly there was no support left for him, but this is not a pleasant passing of the torch. this is a bye-bye joe because it was inconvenient to the democratic party to have something they were pretty s

a group of people came to me, chris coons came to me and said look, we want you to run for state senateand i said i can't be in dover all the time. i am starting a law firm as a public defender. i came back to me and said why don't you run for county counsel? i said i can't. they said you stupid s.o.b., it's right across the street. [laughter] meets only twice a week. so my sister and best friend managed my campaign, and we picked a district we cannot possibly win, no democrat had ever won, but my problem was i had my sister doing my campaign, and we won. i was part of a group assigned as young senators, young elected officials to try to bring the party around and get someone to run for the united states senate. i was put on the commission. when you are a long light -- a young lawyer, you can turn the lights on and off every meeting. [laughter] i remember going down to the democratic convention, off here, in dover, delaware, and after the afternoon session, i went back and was in my room. the nice motel, you just drive up and walk up to your door. had a bathroom and a shower in a stall

chris coons is due to speak and begin those tributes. >> as someone who spent 36 years in the senate,how to build coalitions, work across the aisle, deliver for the american people. he and harris signed into law more consequential legislation than any president in my lifetime. caitrÍona: president biden is expected to speak about his accomplishments and make the case for why his vice president should succeed him. a short time ago we saw president biden do a walk-through at the convention ahead of his speech tonight. first lady jill biden waltzes speak as well as prominent democrats including hillary clinton, the former secretary of state and the nominee for president in 2016, losing on that occasion to trump. several members of congress will speak including alexandria ocasio-cortez, and jim clyburn, one of biden's closest allies who helped him win the nomination in 2020. there are still divisions among democrats on the topic of the war in gaza, policy toward israel. these are images from our protest at chicago's union park, near the united center. organizers say as many as 10,000 peop

senator coons, thank you very much for joining us this morning.gs we want to talk about this morning, including the debate about the debates, but i want to start with yesterday, the third anniversary of the withdrawal of american forces from afghanistan. you've heard the criticism from donald trump. it was there in our package earlier. do you feel that there is any better response that vice president harris and joe biden, indeed, could be giving on this anniversary to the criticism that this was mishandled by the biden-harris administration, and there's not been on this anniversary more of an overt expression of remorse from the white house? >> look, katty, i was at dover air force base with president biden when the families of the 13 americans fallen in that tragic incident were there to greet and welcome home their loved ones, their remains. no one is as committed to comforting and supporting and sustaining veteran families in moments of grief and day in and day out than president biden. the pact act is the most significant investment in veteran

. —— senator chris coons.nking him for passing the torch and endorsing her as vice president and chris coons as well, very much supporting the tim walz to get as well. something that is seen as an important endorsement but interesting to note before president biden comes out and seeing the stage's pictures right now, but some of my colleagues have shared that shared with the chair who is a close ally of kamala harris as well as the executive director of the house committee so this is an important moment and now we will see the first lady, jill biden, take the stage. announcer: please welcome first lady of— announcer: please welcome first lady of the united states, jill biden — lady of the united states, jill biden. . ~' ,, lady of the united states, jill biden. ., ,, i. ., ,, lady of the united states, jill biden. . ~ . ~' biden. thank you. thank you. laughter — biden. thank you. thank you. laughter thank _ biden. thank you. thank you. laughter thank you. - biden. thank you. thank you. laughter thank you. than

was about kamala harris it's a much more kaitlan collins on the floor last night was talking to chris coons biden's powell basically said the torch has officially passed, but biden is now officially a lame-duck. like this was his last big moment. looked there could be a ceasefire deal. there could be some external event that allows him as president to come out and give a speech the attention of the nation and democrats has fully turned to kamala harris already had a few weeks ago, but that was his really last big moment. front of tens of millions of americans. and these lovely tv cameras, joe biden loves so much attention, shifting the kamala harris, he's a lame duck, but his legacy now is the november election. so that is entirely wrapped up into this when we talked a lot about how he promised four years ago to be a bridge to the future but if you think about the trajectory of the ark that we talked about a lot with obama come tonight that mark is not possible to kamala harris without joe biden. joe biden, of course, was obama's vice president for eight years and kamala harris says vice pr

with us now, is the harris campaign co-chair, delaware senator chris coons center. thank you so much for being with us here in the other side of the world which is why it's dark where you are right now. we appreciate you staying awake for us. i do want to talk about this fracking thing because vice president harris last night, though press by dana didn't explain the evolution, how she went from saying she would ban fracking in 2019 to now saying she would not in and supports allowing it to continue. are you satisfied with the explanations she gave? she said that in 2020 on the debate stage, she said she supported a fracking, but she didn't really all she said was that president biden supported it well, john, part of what you're pointing out here is that vice president harris, as vice president to president biden, has supported fracking for the last four years and was the deciding vote in a landmark bill that was the single biggest investment in fighting climate change any nation has ever made. >> so i'm comfortable that i understand that vice president harris has a

the democratic party, people like alexandria ocasio—cortez and one of his close allies, senator chris coonse way, will be on our programme a little bit later tonight as well for an interview. so stay tuned for that. but you can really get the sense of the enthusiasm, the excitement of delegates here on hand, especially surrounding kamala harris. now that she is the democrats pick. and to get a feeling for that excitement, i think our correspondent ione wells is on the floor behind me. i'm not going to turn around, but i think we can see herjust in oui’ screens now. and let's try to bring her up and see. ione, great to have you give us a sense of what's happening on the floor right now. well, on the floor of the convention centre, seats are starting to really fill up i'iow. more and more delegates are arriving from around the country. and of course, they're all here not to support some of the big political names that we know are speaking on this stage behind me, but also to vote on party policy as this convention goes on. now, of course, tonight, the main event that everybody here has come t

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we will hear from some of those closest friends, like delaware senator chris coons, from jill biden andht he will be here. you will then leave chicago and we won't see him for the rest of the week. again, slightly unusual, but everything about this cycle is unusual so far.— everything about this cycle is unusual so far. ~ , ,., , ~ unusual so far. absolutely. and will we aet unusual so far. absolutely. and will we get much _ unusual so far. absolutely. and will we get much on _ unusual so far. absolutely. and will we get much on policy _ unusual so far. absolutely. and will we get much on policy vision - unusual so far. absolutely. and will we get much on policy vision and i we get much on policy vision and direction from kamala harris? that has been one of the criticisms so far, hasn't it, that we perhaps haven't had that sort of detail from her? she hasn't sat down for a big, forensic interview with anyone yet. that's it exactly, and that is what we would expect to hear from that's it exactly, and that is what we would expect to hearfrom her anyway on thursday night, when she delivers

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democrat senator chris coons, longtime confidant of the president, admits this is not how it was supposed how hard do you think it is for him to go out this way knowing that this was all being organize for him originally? >> this was his choice. he always was clear that the most important thing he could do was to make sure that donald trump is not reelected. >> reporter: things are just getting underway. also tonight, former secretary of state hillary rodham clinton, and hers might have some cautionary tale to democrats eight years ago this summer she was leading or leading in battleground polls only to lose to trump in november. norah? >> norah: important from the convention floor, ed, thank you very much. we want to bring in white house chief correspondent nancy cordes, and this convention was supposed to be joe biden's big party, but after tonight, we are not going to hear from the president, is that a deliberate strategy? >> reporter: absolutely, norah. it's kind of reminiscent of that tradition where outgoing presidents greet the president-elect on inauguration day, and then fly off

no disrespect to chris coons, but chris boons. midnight mom has got to get to bed and you know who else has to get to bed? for the love of god, let's hear from by then please welcome ashley bye. it's good. you know, everybody's talking about it since it happened. he didn't even get on stage until like the prime time audience was gone and they had all gone to bed. so most americans didn't even get to see the prison united states. what is you know, farewell speech? what was it done on purpose? democratic convention, official say it happened because it was just too many long ovations and the night went long. funny how that didn't happen when mister obama store from when mister clinton spoke afterwards, vag doesn't matter, is the democrat, the party seems to be done with mister button. and while it may make sense from a political standpoint to try and win the election to do so, you know, to do it that way. it just seems a little harsh, you know, just a little harsh. and here's nancy pelosi, by the way. she finally got nailed down on this thing, couple of the desktop or, and what's her name

no disrespect to chris coons, but chris, boone's midnight mom has got to get to bed and you know who else has to get to bed for the love of god. let's hear from biden. please welcome ashley bye. it's good. you know, everybody's talking about it since it happened. he didn't even get on stage until like the prime time audience was gone and they had all gone to bed. so most americans didn't even get to see the brother united states. what is you know, farewell speech? well, what was it done on purpose? democratic convention, official say it happened because it was just too many long ovations and the night went long. funny how that didn't happen when mister obama store from when mister clinton spoke afterwards, vag to the matter of the democrat, the party seems to be done with mister button. and while it may make sense from a political standpoint to try and win the election to do so, you know, to do it that way. just seems a little harsh, you know, just a little harsh. and here's nancy pelosi, by the way. she finally got nailed down on this thing. couple of dick tapper and what's her name

delaware senator chris coons and long time confident off the president admits this is not how it wasposed to end. how hard do you think it is for him to go out this way knowing that this was all being organize for him originally? >> this was his choice. he always was clear that the most important thing he could do was to make sure that donald trump is not reelected. >> reporter: things are just getting underway, also speaking tonight, former hillary rodham clinton. hers is a cautionary tale and reminder to democrats, after all eight years ago this summer she was leading or even in national and battleground states polls only to lose to trump in november. norah. >> norah: and important points, ed o'keefe from the convention floor. thank you very much. here's our chief white house correspondent nancy cordes. in this invention was supposed to be joe biden's big party, but after tonight we won't hear from the president. is that a deliberate strategy? >> absolutely, norah, it's kind of reminiscent to the tradition where outgoing presidents greet the president-elect on inauguration day and

i'm brian gary here with ted coons from renewal by anderson and he's here to talk about how to make window replacement more affordable. >> well first, bryan, you don't have to do them all. you could just replace your worst windows first or another way to make them affordable is to change the style of window. for example, you could do a gliding window instead of a casement. we have a lot of ways to make window projects really affordable. >> compared to other window companies, you have a completely different business model. >> yeah, with other companies, there's just too many people involved in the process. there's the manufacturer or the seller, and then the installer, and then the customer. and if you call with a problem that's when they say, oh, well, we're the manufacturer, you have to call the installer for that problem or vice versa. we're the full service replacement window division of anderson with us. there's no passing the buck at renewal by anderson, we sell, build, install, and warrant our windows and patio doors. so if there's ever an issue, we take full responsibility for it. >

if you're chris coons you don't want to follow -- >> i love chris coons -- >> the pastor. the batting order, senator coons, after senator warnock, reverend war knock, from ebenezer baptist church last night for a few minutes. >> the reverend joins us now from chicago. reverend, preach, baby, preach. >> that's really great. >> wonderful message last night. >> lovely. >> we've been talking and you touched on this last night, but we've been talking about how strange it is that republicans have turned on america, that donald trump says that we're a lousy nation, a failing nation, a nation much losers, we're a stupid nation, and you actually have the democrats stepping in the gap, holding up usa signs, telling their other stories like you told your own story about the greatness of america and weirdly, enough, that's a story that the republican nominee just doesn't get because he trashes america every day. >> that's absolutely right, joe. it's great to be here with you and mika, great to be with jonathan. listen, i love this country, and here's why we are fighting so hard this c

chris coons, the democratic senator from delaware will do an introduction followed by jill biden followed by their daughter ashley and then we will see the current u.s. president joe biden in the meantime, the trump team in their rapid response is already out. democrats say they are not going back. they are asking back where? low inflation and secure borders which are marked we will hit on the record as da in san francisco. talking about crime and the murder rates. as we wait for the current president, it is now 11:02 p.m. on the east coast. we still wait and we might even have video that could run as long as 10 minutes. we will see whether or not that still makes a cut here in chicago. >> you just lost him. [laughter] >> weight. there is a video? i did not sign up for this. >> remember in iowa when he left [laughter] >> what do the bedding markets say. before midnight. >> can i mention one thing on gaza and hamas and hostages, cortez gave a rousing speech. she covered a lot of topics. her biggest applause was when she said kamala harris was the first to call for a cease-fire and she will

order to understand whether we can get along or not, i want to check how you behave in the chicken coon , will i be able to leave my charges with you? is that the groom in a suit? is that the groom? lord, well, let's get started, the first one will be our fiery one. you just have to jump over it, come on, quickly, don't be shy, forward, forward, come on, hello, op, well done, you 're doing great, here's your reward, so, further, we crawl through the tunnel, forward, come on, from where, here, i'll help you, i'm a fat raccoon, all and notes are like that, don't be shy about it, come on, well done, i'm here for you, you 're doing great. he's taking a shit, but it seems to me that mom is happy, that's it, he's taken in by everything she tells him, in general, he does everything she tells him, come on, crawl, crawl, the appearance of the present, crawl out, come on, come on, mish, crawl out, she's holding on, yes, i'm stuck, come on , well done, well listen, you did a bad job with this task. that's why there will be no reward for it, i haven't finished the first one yet, i'll have to do it

we had a raft of senators, chris coons from biden's home state, we had rafael warnock, hillary clintonall went one after another and thank joe biden for his service and essentially for stepping down from the ticket so that kamala harris has a chance to beat donald trump in be the next president of the united states. we will hear from joe biden, what he wanted to do before all this, though i imagine you have to stand through many minutes of standing ovation from the 4700 delegates that are in the convention center and everybody else, is that his administration did some very important things during the last four years including passing legislation on climate, the infrastructure bill that his administration signed into law. also, the idea of protecting democracy, which has been very dear in your to his heart, his entire career but especially the last four years and especially after january 6 of last time around. so we will hear words to that effect. we will hear the baton being passed to kamala harris, who made a surprise appearance for just a couple of minutes earlier on just after 8:00

photo featuring the women moments after drinking water ordered at this swim-up bar in resort in can coonk. convulsions and passing out and paralyzed. after being rushed to a private hospital. the staff soon demanded thousands of dollars for her treatment as the doctors sedated and intubated her. zarha's family knew they needed to get her back to the states asap 30 hours later on private plane to dallas. her doctors are not able to find anything wrong with her and say she possibly was drugged and her friend didn't up in the hospital but had a rough 24 hours. both girls not naming the mexican resort or the hospital for fear of their safety. and zarha telling the local news, quote: we both got water and within two minutes jake her boyfriend had turned around and we both hit the bar heads down payment. i was so heavy to the point where i could not lift my head or anything. all of a sudden i started having these seizing compulsions and in fact she suffered 18 convulsions and she requires physical therapy to learn to even walk again. they speculate that it could have been maybe synthetic fenta

caller: he brought up the comment about senator coons and senator lankford. two people who came up with a bill that allows 5000 people a day to come into this country illegally. you tell me that is a bill? furthermore, talking about immigrants. how many more people have to be murdered? how many more people have to be raped before you get off of this kick and say do we need these illegal murderers? host: just for the point of fact, we know from multiple studies that immigrants are less likely to commit crime and when immigrants move into neighborhoods the crime rate goes down. we can find immigrants who are terminals and i think we should be worried that we are not fitting people well enough at the border to know when people come across who could have a criminal record. that is a real problem. overall immigrants, including those are unauthorized have a much lower propensity for crime than nativeborn americans. we should be worried about those who are born here. on the bill that was out there, it would not allow 5000 people a day. once it hit 5000 a day it allo

we'll hear from senator coons. we'll hear from other lawmakers throughout the week.rs feeling right now with this burst of momentum aassociated with harris? how are they feeling about their chances to seize back the house and maybe even hold onto the senate despite a very tough map? >> yeah, democrats are very confident right now. remember, jonathan, i think it was maybe less than a month ago or less than a month when joe biden dropped out of the race and threw his support behind kamala harris. that truly a roll of the dice. nobody knew how this would pan out if the transition would be seamless and vice presidential pick. now we're at the convention where this is all culminating around vice president harris and governor tim walz. and democrats are excited not just about the presidential race but also about these down ballot races. i spoke to a number of house democrats last and zeroed in on those initiatives racking up in states across the country. and democrats i spoke to said they're not just excited about the ballot initiatives but also thrilled kamala harris is a

there democrats like senator chris coons but many doubt i went into occult secular fundamentalists. >> may not want to talk about it. that is a mistake it's a mistake.al i don't want either side she is religion manipulating on thoughts. they should talk about their values, what motivateses them. and what it means. let's have a conversation. i've had conversations up on the hill. i remember when they put these immigrants in cages members on the hill republican and democrat are people of faith were very appalled and concerned. and did not know what to do. and the republicans were afraid of speaking out because it was their president who is doing this. i remember a meeting i was invited into the back office the senator with colleagues republican and democrat so small senators were sitting on the floor and we talked about our faith we talked about the good samaritan like we just did here. and out of that came in a letter, a strong letter nine republican signed it until president trump and stop doing this. policies that separates families.on i am not going to give up on faith or conceded t

on the convention floor last night, i spoke with two top democrats, senators chris coons and amy klobucharout the president's decision and how it has transformed the election landscape. >> i know he is proud of her work. i know he is excited for her candidacy. you can see behind us and around us the excitement here. i have lost my voice shouting in the last two nights here in this convention. of course, it's hard. accepting that reality and recognizing the greatest gift he could give our nation is a good shot at protecting our democracy, it's one of the most selfless things joe bide con -- biden could have done. i'm proud of him. >> do you think kamala can turn this into votes? >> yes, absolutely. i have been to conventions since 1988. i have never seen a conviction this united, this energize and this positive. there's a lot of excitemenjust country. >> it has been a complete momentum shift. joe biden made a courageous decision. a decision that was very difficult to make, but he did it. we are where we are now. part is attributed to her leadership, she was able to stitch this together. and

i'm brian gary here with ted coons from renewal by anderson and he's here to talk about how to make windoweplaced he spent more affordable. >> well, first, bryan, you don't have to do them all. you could just replace your worst windows first or another way to make them affordable is to change the style of window. for example, you could do a gliding window instead of a casement. we have a lot of ways to make window projects really affordable. >> compared to other window companies, you have a completely different business model yeah, with other companies, there's just too many people involved in the process. >> there's the manufacturer, the seller, and then the installer, and then the customer. and if you call with a problem that's when they say, oh, we're the manufacturer, you have to call the installer for that that problem or vice versa. we're the full service replacement window division of anderson with us. there's no passing the buck at renewal. my anderson, we sell build, install, and warrant our windows and patio doors. so if there's ever an issue, we take full responsibility for it.

vance and harris-walz national co-chair chris coons. sunday, we come to you live from chicago. site of the democratic convention for a special edition of "special report." our convention conch continues throughout next week. remember, if you can't catch us live, set your dvr, 6:00 p.m. in the east. 3:00 p.m. on the west coast. thanks for inviting us into your home tonight and every night. it's been a busy he can would. that's it for this "special report," fair, balanced and still unafraid. "the ingraham angle" starts now. ♪ >> laura: good evening, everyone. i'm laura ingraham. this is the ingraham are angle from washington tonight. her desperate gambit. that's the focus of tonight's angle. now, the biden-harris administration, we all know, drove up inflation by just throwing the brakes on the energy industry and borrowing and spending and printing trillions of dollars for climate boon doings and handing out covid cash. all of this was unnecessary and destructive. and all of it caused by the federal government under biden and harris. they were going to help us, right? and now, i

when it abandoned democracy by canceling the primary to coon sole -- conceal the cognitive decline of sitting president, i left the party. >> reporter: vice president harris accepting her party's nomination for president at the dnc. she has been reluctant to interact with the press, avoiding unscripted encounters. she's pledged to do a sit-down interview before the end of the month which is fast approaching. her campaign says she's raised over half a billion since president biden dropped out of the race. here was harris talking about national security in chicago. >> as vice president, i have confronted threats to our security, negotiated with foreign leaders, strengthened our alliances and engaged with our brave troops overseas. [applause] as commander in chief, i will ensure america always has the strongest, most lethal fighting force in the world -- [cheers and applause] >> reporter: and here's donald trump alongside rfk jr. last might in arizona. >> with all of those votes he was getting, he has a lot of votes he could have gotten, i think he's going to have a huge influence. we're

. >>> and coming up on "morning joe," democratic senator chris coons of delaware will join the conversationrity adviser hr mcmaster. he'll be live in studio with his revealing, new book about working in the donald trump white house. >>> also ahead, alex gibney with his new documentary on the hbo hit, "the sopranos." "morning joe" is moments away. complete nutrition you need, and the flavor you love. so, here's to now... now available: boost max! if you're frustrated with occasional bloating or gas... your body's giving you signs, it's time to try align. align probiotic was specifically designed by gastroenterologists to help relieve your occasional bloating and gas. when you feel the signs, it's time to try align. what the biggest companies deliver is exceptional customer experience. what makes it possible is unmatched connectivity and 5g solutions from t-mobile for business. t-mobile connects 100,000 delta airlines employees. powers tractor supply stores nationwide with reliable 5g business internet. and helps red bull revolutionize coverage of live events. this is how business goes furthe

i talk with senator chris coons about it on "toss -- fox news sunday" this morning, but how are you goinger themes, they work for her. bill: they're going to present this show of unity behind the scenes. you wonder how that's going over, right? "wall street journal" addresses it this way, behind the scenes of a biden-harris riff. biden's team did not actively try to minimize harris but also didn't go out of its way to lift her up. the most senior levels made little effort to elevate harris. well, the deal has been done, the switcheroo's been made. they have made the swap, and it is what it is. >> dana called it magic. [laughter] how it magically came together. and, listen, there is credit for her coalescing this group because there were people who support her who are saying maybe have a mini if primary. she shut that down. she said i'm going to make these phone calls, work the delegates and get it down -- done, but there's clear clearly an undercurrent of hurt here. president biden makes his speech monday, there's going to be a lot of laudatory for him during the week and then he's, like,

senators chris coons and tammy duckworth.paign 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 biden, that he was almost taken aback. >> lawrence: of course he was. >> senate conference was this against his running, was the thought that this isn't something that should happen again. real disconnect. and this was r

it makes walz -- it makes walz susceptible to the party's strategy of elite capture which seeks to coonte cultural and academic circles to benefit the communist party at the detriment of americans. joining me now is peter schweizer who has studied china and its influence campaigns extensively, author of "blood money," "red-handed "and "profiles in corruption." tim walz has praised chinese communism as a system where everyone is the same and everyone shares. do you believe that the communist party has been grooming tim walz? >> oh, i think there's no question about it, maria. it goes back to the exchange program that he ran and brought hundreds of students from the united states to china. in the early press accounts, tim walz describes it as unique and unusual and different, a program that nobody else has. and at the same time that he's bringing those students there, by the students' accounting, tim walz is saying things like, well, in china nobody is poor because everybody shares in china. as if sort of the compulsive arm of the ccp is voluntary. i mean, sharing is voluntary. it's a rid