so that's not unusual, but campaign chair jen o'malley dillon said on this call that they are focused on voter contact right now. obviously, the president has made clear that he is staying in the race and the campaign it's really telling their staff what we are doing is reaching out to voters. she said at one point when you give me polls, i'm going to give you a direct voter contact. i'm also told that she said people in our country are not watching cable news just on the voter contact part reason that this is significant is because this is sort of the central argument that we are starting to see from the campaign on the reason for the president staying and they're essentially saying what is more important to us right now than what the polls are telling us is what the voters are telling us. and o'malley, dillon did talk about this a little well, that on the air earlier today, take a listen we go out and we're door-knocking just this week. >> so this isn't in the past. this is this week. did about 100,000 door knocks 76% of those people we knocked on doors and we talked to are with joe

and so that's sort of the situation we're in and why jen o'malley dillon is really trying to stabilize the ship. >> how would you describe tonight how people are feeling inside the campaign from what you've heard i, think it's completely split. i think there's some people that feel these efforts are too little too late. i think there are some people that are very despondent that it basically i think were shocked at joe biden's debate appearance had been telling all their friends and relatives that the right-wing caricature of dementia joe or senile joe, like it was all a conspiracy and now upside to reckon with that and they feel sort of embarrassed and their own personal ways. and there's some people that are real true believers two and are actually sort of rallying around the president. so it's very scattered yeah. >> alex thompson, great reporting as always. >> thank you for joining tonight now, to the other side of this race, donald trump has a big announcement to make that he still has not made yet his vice presidential pick the convention starts on trump says it's unfolding appre

and they also a real opening for harris with undecided voters in this campaign with o'malley, dillon arguing that there is a quote, expanded universe of winnable voters. they believe that they can win these voters on issues they believe these are people who have leaned towards democrats and they can get on board in this election. now, as far as the battleground states, the campaign stresses does that they are going to go on offense in all of the battleground states, a bit of a difference from what we heard two weeks ago from the biden campaign when they explicitly said that the clearest path to victory was through the blue wall. those states like pennsylvania, michigan, and wisconsin. now, harris made her battleground state debut as a presidential candidate just yesterday in wisconsin, and it was there where she really previewed a lot of the message that could be playing out over the course of the coming months as she faces off against donald trump's, she really leaned into her past experience as a prosecutor and making her case against trump, while also trying to focus on issues lik

where's have you know, did a valley dillon? she does like his where i don't think that's any surprise to those who have covered her, but but on this sense of of what they're dealing with, if you've covered the trump campaign, they deal with leaks all the time. trump white house dealt with lead till the time. this is the first time we've really seen it in this way with the biden campaign that's completely right, which is that they're sort of struggling with this very intense spotlight, not just on the campaign side, you also have seen in the press briefings, they've struggled with inconsistencies of answers and jen o'malley, dillon, you she has a good amount of good goodwill within the campaign, because she's a professional operative, but the problem is that there is the trust deficit sort of a crisis of confidence within the broader orbit. >> and that's why the thing is that biden world has always been insular and there haven't been that many reports and this the first time where you're seeing all of this gossip, all all of the

she have you know, did a mle dillon? >> she does like to where i don't think that's any surprise to those who have covered her, but but on this sense of what they're dealing with, if you've covered the trump campaign, they deal with leaks all the time. trump white else that would lead to till the time. this is the first time we've really seen it in this way with the biden okay, campaign that's completely right, which is that they're sort of struggling with this very intense spotlight, not just on the campaign side, you also have seen in the press briefings, they've struggled with inconsistencies of dancers and jen o'malley dillon, you she has a good amount oh, good of goodwill within the campaign because she's a professional operative but the problem is that there is the trust deficit sort of a crisis of confidence within the broader orbit. >> and that's why the thing is that biden world has always been insular and there haven't been that many reports. this the first time where you're seeing all this gossip, all of these

now, as for the electoral map jen o'malley, dillon argued that they will be playing offense in all the battleground states in both that critical blue wall as well as the sunbelt, it's a bit of a shift from just two weeks ago when the campaign had argued that for president biden, the clearest path to victory was through michigan pennsylvania, and wisconsin and simply said that the sunbelt states are, we're not completely out of reach, so they really please view this realignment in the electoral map and the type of voters that harris can appeal to. and now that she's expected to lead the democratic ticket, vice president harris made her first stop in a battleground state as the presidential contender yesterday in wisconsin, where she really offered a first glimpse of how xi plans since to make her arguments against trump, really leaning in to where past experience as a prosecutor, prosecutor, she also spoke about the need to expand economic opportunity for middle-class americans and really leaned into the issue of abortion rights, something that she has championed for much of the past th

oh, in front of austin dillon! heads-up driving by dillon who almost collects john hunter nemechek. it out over joey hand. sideways! gets into bell! hit by hocevar. that may derail it for bell. loses that track position he gained. falls out of the top ten. that's a break for bowman. but another heartbreaking race for bell. he's got damage in the 20 as he works downturn number three and into four, trying to keep that car righted. you will see a replay here. they work off of turn two. truex sideways, maybe contact from stenhouse. it hooks bell. heavy contact into the wall. hocevar a victim of that as well. >> now it's gibbs that could be the one in position here. >> you see right there just two wide, two rows. the 6, the 19 get together. the 19 catches his teammate in the 20. this was off from turn 12. the 42 with a big, big shot to the side of the car on the bottom right. you see the 48 of bowman now five car lengths in front of you, burton. >> yeah, doing a great job. stretched it out a little bit. still a lot of work to do. he wants a caution right now. this race would be over. >>

you listen to the biden campaign, to jen o'malley dillon on "morning joe," and they're dismissive of polls that they don't like. they lean on this idea of a silent majority. she effectively said for every one senator who comes out and says withdraw from the race there are 30 who are privately calling us and telling us to stick it out. well, where are those people publicly? why aren't they saying those things publicly? it just -- it's so unbelievably -- if you took some of these quotes and put them on a screen without attribution and asked the american people who said this, they would probably think it was donald trump and it turns out it's joe biden and his team not seeing the reality. they have this belief that loyalty is marching to defeat when loyalty is telling joe biden what he doesn't want to hear. >> alencia, you talk about it being the party elites, and some may describe them this way. there are also people who i think deeply care about president biden, people like his former president that he served alongside, president obama who is expressing concerns about the path forward

mike bagley, dillon and jeff burton. >> tip of the cap. the whole weather delay. we are ready. >> in turn number five, a lot of street paint off the racing line. this is already a tricky part of the race track. we talked about that in the dry. this is another wrinkle now for the current conditions over here in turn four. jeff. >> all the drivers talking during the red flag about how difficult it is and how hard you can push the race car. now we know the race is going to be done in about an hour. you have to push hard if you want to win. somebody is going to cross the limit. we just don't know who it is. >> jeff mentioned it. one hour. 8:20 is the number. once the race leader crosses the start/finish line after 8:20 central, which is local, the next lap will be the white flag followed by the checkered flag. there will be no overtime. >> and i read that from nascar as in we could be under yellow, could be under green, i mean, that is a time limit. so you know that is the situation. >> i only say that because if we run enough under green, thi

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i'm talking about jen o'malley dillon. as he's been hearing the discussions and concerns that have been talked about on your show and others, he's also hearing from voters. they say we've got you, joe. stay with us. for every person who said we're concerned, we have another person who says we're with you, joe. we want to be with you. and she said further, the broad coalition of people that stand with the president is bigger and wider than the people who don't want him to run. i am confident that when we get back to taking the race to donald trump we've got the time to do it, and we can bring home the people who are concerned because when people see them head to head, there's no doubt in my mind people will be with joe biden. so the steady drip, drip of democrats calling for joe biden to step aside continues, eight more today including another senator, although, the total number of those who have publicly called for him to withdraw still amounts to just over 10% of all democrats in congress. again, publicly called. and mult

smith's inclusion means there no place for surrey team—mate ben foakes, while nottinghamshire seamer dillone and another fast bowler gus atkinson could make their test debuts as england look to a future without james anderson who'll retire after that first test at lord's. the tour de france is just two days old and already the pre—race favourite tadej pogacar has taken the leader's yellow jersey. the race is actually in italy right now but frenchmen have claimed both stages so far — kevin vauquelin winning into bologna. behind, pogacar pulled ahead of most of his main rivals to top the overall standings ahead of monday's expected sprint finish in turin. pogacar is bidding to win the tour after taking victory in the giro d'italia last month and just before we go, time to point you in the direction of the bbc sport website and app for the very latest on all those stories and lots, lots more. but from all of us at the bbc sport centre, thanks forjoining us. we'll see you again soon. hello. thanks forjoining me. well, july, statistically, is our warmest month of the summer but thisjuly — at lea

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nottinghamshire seamer dillon pennington also received a first call—up.and look to a future without james anderson, who will retire after the first test at lord's. tour de france is two days old, but already the prerace favourite tadej pogacar has taken the lead. the race is in italy, right now, but frenchmen have claimed by stages so far. kevin vauquelin took the the win on the ride into bologna. tadej pogacar is bidding to win the tour after taking victory at the giro d'italia last month. and just before we go, there is time to put you in direction of the bbc sport website, and that for the very latest on all of those stories, and lots, lots more, but from all of us at the bbc sport centre and sportsday, thank you forjoining us. we have see you soon. bye bye. hello. thanks forjoining me. july, statistically is our warmest month of the summer, but thisjuly, at least the beginning, is looking very different. mother nature has decided to put a pause on the summer heat. it's going to be rather on the cool side, even really windy at times in the north of the

and we heard jen o'malley dillon make that case this morning. let's take them at their word if that is the case, the race they're going forward to is much more difficult than it was just three weeks ago. you can start that here in wisconsin and go across the blue wall into other states as well. so a precarious moment for them, for a party still in a paralysis, and maria, i mean, just this morning, we've had if there are for democrats, is as priscilla said in the house, who signed a joint letter, we had another member of the senate, martin heinrich, come out and yet we heard a little bit at the top of the show of jen o'malley dillon, who we should know she didn't just go out on tv. >> she went out on msnbc on morning joe, which is a show that the president watches. and that donors democratic donors, tend to watch the i think it's fair to say that the elite that joe biden is now talking about, not enough very positive way trying to get him the message to them. let's hear a little bit more of what she said and then we go out and we're door-knocking

dillon has also done many, many campaigns. she's well-respected within democratic political class. but she also knows that things are tough right now i mean, the fact is that she has a campaign in which morale is incredibly low. that you also have to remember, like inside the biden campaign, a lot of these people in their personal lives were sort of validators for biden's mental fitness whenever age came up in their personal lives with family members, friends, they were the ones that said, you don't know what you're talking about. it's a right-wing meme he's just completely with it and they feel disillusioned because they feel that senior staff has not been complete candidate with them. you completely unprompted two different by major reached out to me yesterday and compared some of the missives coming from senior staff to north korean propaganda. that's the lack of trust that you are seeing inside the campaign as also, as, as chris mentioned, democratic leaders are exerting enormous pressure, including people that biden thought were his friends and ron, the new york times is repor

telling us senior biden advisors mike donnellan and steve are and biden campaign chair jen o'malley dillon are going to come to the dsc see tomorrow and have lunch with senate democrats presumably to try to prevent anyone else from defecting. things are getting really awkward here on the hill. people are either sidestepping our questions were basically running away from us whenever we talk about joe biden, watch. >> do you believe president biden could win in november? >> i refer you to my statement i put out a couple of days ago still applies to everything. >> legitimate concerns from ohio voters? >> are there conversations you are having with other democrats? >> john, the dam is breaking though today congressman pat ryan from new york became the eighth lawmaker to publicly call on the president to drop out. he wrote this on x joe biden is a patriot but no longer the best candidate to defeat trump. this morning the hills most recognizable democrat set washington into a frenzy when she appeared to tell members to bite their tongues until the nato leaders are gone one also not really endors

jen o'malley, dillon and the campaign had said in a separate memo, maybe about a week or so after that disastrous debate, that said we're focusing on the blue wall stage, you know, the sun states were quote, not out of reach, which was political code for like, if we can get them, but we're going to focus on states for now. so the tone and how they feel that they can go on offense. now with camila harris at the top of the ticket is so fascinating in another part of that memo that was really interesting, was just that now have a bigger universe of persuadable voters because people don't know. harris as well as they do biden. so they feel like that's an opportunity for them as well as david chalian has been saying to us the race to define kamala harris right? you are looking are about to look at live pictures of thousands of protesters on capitol hill ahead at a benjamin netanyahu is address to congress. but first the fbi director is giving new details about the trump rally shooter. it's happening right now. we're going to take you inside the room after a quick break i was allowed to get

first, listening to jen o'malley dillon laying it out, that is the first place to start.e are many ways to get there. i am sure she did it in the room but you need to hear howell. the how is what is missing right now. everyone is focused on the damage, not how to move on. we are all mired in it. what is missing here is this notion that moving away from joe biden -- which we should all remember is entirely his decision. the entire country can decide it should not be him and that does not make a difference. that there is a cost to that. there are people who support joe biden who would be a set that. ok. it would rationally and logically be the vice president kamala harris to be denominatednow, there are lots of people -- to be the nominee. now, there are a lot of people playing fantasy football saying it should be gretchen whitmer, or gavin newsom, or them together. there is a huge risk there. every iteration you go out you have to do the cost-benefit analysis. to some extent the argument you are making is it is not cost-free to just suddenly uproot who the nominee is. firs

but this is not in part the case that jen o'malley dillon was making. when it democrats.ile there is no question there is increased to anxiety following the debate we are not seeing this translate into a drastic shift in vote share. in fact this morning for the new ipsos poll shorty ty grace with no change since april. in addition what we believe is a clear pathway had an no indication that anyone else would outperform the president versus drum. is that just so much whistling past the graveyard here? >> i mean we don't know but i can tell you within biden world it is a commandment of sorts. it almost has really religiosity to it that joe biden is the most electable democrat against donald trump. if you really believe that if you believe that to your core why would you get out even in the face of pressure to drop o out? the other thing that is interesting about this is there are really tricky questions. one of the polling question of electability this november. i still think in part because donald trump is such a polarizing figure there is still a potential path to a polit

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the democratic ticket to face off against donald trump in november, the campaign chair jen o'malley, dillon released a memo this morning arguing that they really believe harris can expand from support for it in 2020 listen, lee, referencing her appeal among black, latino, and young voters, and they also believe that she has a real opening with the undecided voters in this campaign. >> what jen o'malley dillon argued was that there is now an expanded universe of winnable voters. they believe many of these undecided voters are democratically meaning and also that they care about some of the issues vice president kamala harris is set to champion in her campaign. now, it's a bit of a difference from where the biden camp pam campaign was just a few weeks ago they are now harris is saying that they will be able to play in on offense in all of the battleground states when just two weeks ago, the biden campaign had outlined that they're clearest path to victory was simply in the blue wall, michigan and pennsylvania, and wisconsin. so now they really are seeing many more, multiple pathways to the pr

dillon says the president is in it to win it. what else do you hear from his campaign?am told trump's speech last night emboldened them, they feel like they got a boost from that. they saw and that speech someone who they say is very beatable. the rhetoric that he used, the mass deportations he talked about, the extremism when talking about immigration, they think they can beat him. president biden, while recovering, issued a statement in response to that speech today, saying "i look forward to getting back on the campaign trail next week to continue exposing the threat of donald trump's project 2025 agenda while making the case for my own record and the vision i have for america." the campaign also held an all staff call today, where the campaign chair tried to boost morale on that as well, saying it has been hard, but they are sticking in this and will not be getting out of the race. geoff: why has this effort to push president biden out of the race picked up steam? this subsided after the assassination attempt of former president trump. lauren: part of it was because

now, we heard directly from the biden campaign chair jen o'malley, dillon, on the airwaves yesterday where she said it has been tough a few weeks. she acknowledged that in some cases there was the house and i biden was slipping in the polls up against former president donald trump. but also knowledge that us have already been hardened among voters. and that was the case that she was making for why the president is staying in the race. but again, he is here in delaware he is with his closest inner circle. as he continues to deliberate on the next steps, the campaign saying that he will be back on the campaign trail this week once you recovers from covid, we should also note that the vice president has stayed behind the president defending him at every turn, including on a phone call with donors yesterday. that is an area where the campaign has had some difficulty in raking in those big dollar checks. today. she's also going to be at a fundraiser in massachusetts aides tell me that there is no daylight between the two. this campaign is plowing ahead even as they continue to face mounti

thank you. >> i want to thank jen o'malley, dillon where i'm going to talk about her in a minute. >>z the next and the entire team that is here, i want to thank all of you and those who are joining from offices across our nation so doug and i want it to stop by today to thank everybody and to express just what we know to be true, you all have been working so hard the people in this office had been working so hard and you had given so much of yourselves long days and nights what you are sacrificing in terms of the time you could be spending with other friends and other family and you're giving yourselves to our country because you love our country and you love joe and you love me and we know that and so today, just right after joe made his announcement, it was important for me to continue with his role of leadership in this office of like him, who has said for many, many, many months and i said today, thank you all so very much for what you are doing and what you will continue to do. so let's apply and i know it's been a roller coaster and we're all filled with so many mixed emotions

we saw the campaign chair jen o'malley, dillon going on the airwaves to say he is absolutely staying in the race. they put out a memo today saying there is no plan for an alternative candidate. we also so i've got a statement from the president himself saying he's looking forward to getting back on the campaign trail. obviously, once he's done recovering from covid, but that defiance that we are seeing in public from the campaign is in such stark contrast from really the panic that is setting in all across the democratic party. the members that are continuing to come out to publicly they, the president needs to go donors obviously have said, we're not going to be writing these checks anymore until the party figures out who the nominee is going to be. the campaign is though, saying that they are emboldened by what they saw at the rnc. they watch the president, the former president's speech, and they feel like, well, this is exactly what we expected. this is the trump from 2016 it's team, the trump from 2020. he has certainly not broadening out his base and the president is going to st

there's a reason why when they convene the donors, just the other night that jen o'malley dillon, the campaign chairman, was on that call. lots of other these calls to comfort people did not have jen o'malley, dillon somebody, who did have the deputy communication structure they made sure that they had i think 500 donors on that call. i talked to several people that were on it, some came back being like, listen, he's gonna be the nominee. i still support them. there are other people that came across like a little bit in different and that actually could be the slow death here is that they're like, i'm still supporting them, but that, check i was going to cut. it's like a third of the size now so here's a democratic congresswoman summer li of the great commonwealth of pennsylvania on radio this morning this is going to be a thing that maybe folks don't want to hear. we have time that is running out okay. time is not on. i sat right now, which means that right now, if our president, the size that this is not the pathway forward for him then it means that we're going to have to move very

dillon it was a call with the campaign. it was an all staff callf call.n and according to sources familiar. she said, when you give me poll you s, i'm going to give you direct voter contact. in essence, bragging that shegae has a better ground game than republicans. >> what do you say to that? i what i would say when i hadad my all staff call last week wase we are going to hit our marksel and we absolutely have been hitting our marks. there's a reason that donaldeeyn trump is up in every national poll and he's up in every single battleground state poll right now because wes have momentutatem. laying we're playing in states like ie new hampshire, new jersey, vermont, or excuse me, virginia and minnesota, states that we haven't played in four decades. and we are leading in every single battleground poll. and that's because we're leading in the issue polls. 's bamericans trust president tp right now on every single issue that matters to them jobs and the economy, the southern border and illegal immigration on israel and hamas.

getting back on the campaign trail and the president's co chair, chairman, excuse me jen o'malley, dillon coming out saying today that she believes that voters continue to be with the president. take a look. listen for door-knocking just this week. >> so this isn't in the past, this is this week. did about 100,000 door next 76% of those people we knocked on doors and we talked to are with joe biden about 16% or so. that's undecided. they have questions, you know, is he in this race? what's going to happen? and then a small percentage that are not available to us and we also learned that in a call with her campaign staff today, o'malley dillon said, when you give me polls, i'm going to give you direct voter contact really emphasizing right now that even more than pulls, they're going to be listening to what the voters are telling them also vice president kamala harris hopped on a call with top donors and she is said to have not addressed the questions that are swirling about president biden and his future, but instead, she said we are going to win this election, will mj lee reporting for u

she was insisting and down at jen o'malley, dillon was also doing it on one of the other shows this morning that president biden is staying in this race is that a good idea the president has to make some very difficult decision and it's been three weeks since that debate. >> and things have only gotten worse for him in the polling yesterday, emerson college put out all their swing-state polls biden is trailing in every single swing state including the one he wanted to take arizona, for example, which he went very narrowly. he's behind by ten in arizona now he has outspent trump in arizona 21, and he's still trailing. that's the bad news. here's the good news. >> this is because biden has moved down, but trump has not moved up so far even. and thank god, he's okay. i mean that thank god, he's okay. but even that assassination attempt has not boosted trump. now, zeleny, heard earlier say that trump may get a bounce. he may but the point is, before the face plant in a debate trump was at 46. today. he's still at 46. i watched that speech last night. i thought we can beat this guy but it's bide

they have to be great -- >> turn six, austin dillon in the tire barrier! he locked it up.ix. >> he keeps rolling and they stay green, dave. >> and there is christopher bell. he has his four and he has gone as well. bell the leader of 14 laps today. ty gibbs 17 laps. so those leading toyotas will try to make it work from here. >> they are going to have to work gingerly around this race track with the slicks. you see the 20 already the back fishtailing behind it. >> there is still two laps to go. 4.4 miles out there on ice, slick tires, slipping and sliding. you see how much more grip the 10 car has than the 20. that's the tire difference. the 4 off again. this is in turn one. it's been a long afternoon in the rain. >> yeah, josh berry struggling. as we see noah gragson work through four. and back to five, and they are headed back towards you. joey hand out in front of the field. >> christopher bell just tip-toeing into 20, out of turn number five, being passed by daniel hemric. harrison burton. of this is the real test. turn six is not dry. he is going to ease it on inning

are not available to us and we also learned that in a call with her campaign staff today, o'malley dillon said, when you give me polls, i'm going to give you direct voter contact really emphasizing right now that even more than pulls, they're going to be listening to what the voters are telling them. >> also, vice president kamala harris hopped on a call with top donors and she is said to have not addressed the questions that are swirling about president biden and his future, but instead, she said we are going to win this election, will mj lee reporting for us mj. >> thank you very much. turning to the trump campaign right now, the former president is hoping to carry momentum from his country veteran in milwaukee, wisconsin to another key battleground state, michigan cnn's kristen holmes is in grand rapids, michigan where trump campaign and the former president's new running mate j.d. vance, will hold a rally there tomorrow. kristen, what more are you learning about trump's return? to the campaign trail well, you're hearing that it's going to be severely escalated in terms of security. >>

i talked to folks who are on one of these calls with donors with jen o'malley, dillon yesterday, the campaign tries to argue that the contours of the race haven't changed the issues remain the same. trump remains on popular they're going to keep moving forward. but the donors i talked to said they weren't terribly reassure. they felt like they didn't hear clear answers on how the president will handle another debate how they're going to move forward. if some polling comes in where he sees a real dip so i think that is one thing to watch for another point moving forward is what happens when we see more polling, particularly in battleground states. and if that shows a real fall off for him, yeah. >> yeah. i think that the truth of the matter is if democrats thought they had a consensus right now for a path forward they would take it, but there isn't that consensus because there's so much division on whether to let biden make the decision a. and then there's not consensus on how to move forward, even if biden we're to decide he was ready to step aside and with all these factors in unkno

we know that jen o'malley dillon held a call with all of her staff members and it was described to us as being a pep-talk where she at one point focus on the importance of voter outreach. we are told that she said, when you give me polls, i'm going to give you direct both there are contacts and she also told her staff that people across the country are not watching cable news. we are also learning that vice president kamala harris at the last minute joined a call with top donors. and this also was described as a pep talk of sorts. and that she was forward-looking and didn't address directly up questions swirling around about the president's political future, and that she is said to have told donors, we are going to win this election. we are going to win wolf, mj lee reporting for us, mj. thank you very much. now to the trump campaign, the former president is heading to michigan tomorrow with his new running mate, senator j.d. vance it's their first joint campaign appearance since vance made his debut at the republican national convention. cnn's kristen holmes is in grand rapids, michi

, dillon, steve rachetti, mike donilon will actually be briefing senate democrats up on capitol hill today. sources told cnn that senator chuck schumer invited the campaign officials. they are to talk to senators so they could hear out their concerns. a personally, but it's been very clear in the last 24 hours that even as the president has been adamant about remaining in this race, there are still some serious concerns within certain pockets of the democratic party and for president biden, his main goals today are essentially to show voters that he is up for a second term, but also trying to keep any further democratic dissent and check that's a good point. it's good to see you, arlette. thank you so much for your reporting, sir. >> all right. now, cnn's chief national affairs correspondent, jeff zeleny, is joining us. the narratives surrounding president biden has changed and gotten far worse in the last 24 hours, you've got senators coming out against him now, more than one and now we've got this poll well, showing the number of americans that think he should step aside that's a b

here is campaign manager jen o'malley, dillon absolutely. >> the president's in this race. you've heard him say that time and time again. and i think we saw on display last night exactly why? because donald trump is not going to offer anything new to the american people. joe biden is more committed than ever to beat donald trump. and we believe on this campaign, we are built for the close election that we're in. and we see the path forward now after she made those comments roughly, 11 members of congress came out of the shadows asking for biden to step aside altogether today. >> a dozen members have said they want them to go plenty to talk about tonight with my panel, scott jennings, jamal simmons, karen finney, and brian stelter so jamal, which biden do you believe the one who is privately saying that he's not going anywhere or the public pronouncements from all these other people that maybe he's thinking about it all of these things could be true. first of all, i imagine people if you have a meeting with him at 11:00, you might feel one way if you haven't meeting with him

we spoke with harvey dillon, an attorney and a member of the california gop. she said that she does not expect a harris led ticket to fare any better than biden's campaign. >> i think if i am a democrat governor, senate candidate , representative for congress in a close race, i think kamala harris has actually got negative coattails . she is unappealing, she is fake. she is di and she is biden, effectively. and the country wants something else right now. that is what the polls are showing. that is what business leaders are showing. that is what americans are afraid of the safety and security and all trending towards. >> we're learning more about the next steps for the democratic party, as the 2024 election inches closer. we are bringing and now political science lecturer, at san jose state, donna green. thank you so much for joining us today. i'm going to start with the first question. but probably the biggest question, what happens next? what are the next steps for the democrats? >> oh, there's a lot of things that happen next. okay, let's look at the next re

she said that she had asked the campaign chair biden's campaign chair, jen o'malley, dillon to run her campaign and she has accepted and much of hearst speech, too, wolf was really about thanking the staff and saying that they have all given so much. now they have 106 days left until election day. and he said this is all going to be about sort of continuing the work that the president had started. and thank the president as he continued take a listen in, as she was speaking for all that he has done for the country. now, there was a good chunk of that speech that was really about hitting donald trump, the man that the vice president, of course now hopes but she will be facing off against in november talking about project 2025, talking about what she said were his failed policies and said at the end of the day, this isn't just about our campaign spain versus donald trump's campaign. she said it's really about the two fundamental visions that are at play here. this of course, is a familiar theme and align that we have heard it's so often from president biden himself in at the end, she sai

you had jen o'malley dillon on the program friday.as she knew it then. it changed dramatically sunday. nobody better on the planet. >> jen is great. >> knows how to get to 270 electoral votes. >> yeah. >> good news, there are plenty of people willing to do it burks but everybody has to understand the challenge. i've been impressed by kamala's interviews the last few weeks. she's a prosecutor. he's a criminal. i like the matchup. listen, let's not forget, the biggest issue in this campaign was joe biden's age. if donald trump gets elected, he'll be older than joe biden on inauguration day. this guy is showing serious signs of unfitness, yes, in terms of character and the positions he holds, but in terms of his decline. he is really, really having trouble reading the teleprompter. he -- obviously, the rnc speech was bad in tone, but he couldn't follow instructions there. this should give us great pause. i'm excited about this. i think the trump campaign doesn't seem like they were as prepared for this switch as perhaps they might have b

during a call on friday, campaign chair jen o'malley dillon said, when you give me polls, i'm going to give you direct voter contact. a recent poll shows trump leading biden nationally by five points. cbs news has learned that former president bill clinton and former secretary of state hillary clinton are encuraging donors to support president biden's campaign. amid concerns over whether or not he can defeat former president donald trump. in fact, today, more than $2 million was raised at a fund-raiser in massachusetts, in which vice president kamala harris attended. adriana? >> willie, thank you so much. >>> now, to the trump campaign. tonight, the former president is in the battleground state of michigan, holding his first rally with his new running mate, j.d. vance. and that's where we find caitlyn huey burns. good evening. >> reporter: and good evening to you, adriana. well, it was just one week ago an assassination attempt at a campaign rally very much like this one. the big difference today, this is being held indoors. the security has been tightened. and the campaign is hoping t

jen o'malley, dillon was on one of the shows this morning. i mean, really insisting that the president is staying in this race. and i have to wonder after watching donald trump's speech last night, whether the president might have been more motivated to stay in this race? >> yeah, absolutely. he's always been wanting to drop a contrast. and when trump goes back out there and it's very trump and does his trump thing and talks for over an hour and-a-half and tells him until life i think that invigorates the president and draws the contrast of who he is. i think that it's important denote the president has not wavered and his, his message here that he is not dropping out. so i think, you know, all these calls for him to drop out were just processing information at a different pace. he talked to pelosi and schumer last we can he still went out on the campaign trail. he's still out on the battleground states talking to people. we're talking to people on the ground. there is a lot of support for him, still on the ground in these battleground states

and i spoke with a number of the participants and it was clear, at least on this call that o'malley dillon wanted to make clear that they were not changing course, at least not right now. and she apparently according to participants, are offered a very staunch defense of the president's health 1.1 to two participants. she said, quote, he's probably in better health than most of us. now. one of the participants reacted to this by saying they found this and offensive thing to say, and basically dismissive of how widespread the concerns have been and how deep the concerns have been about the president's fitness to serve. just one thing i will note coming out of the campaign today is that they did release their june fund raising numbers. they said that the campaign had raised 127 million million dollars in that month, that this was the best month to date so far in the cycle, they now have $240 million of cash on hand. but of course, briana, despite that bright spot for the campaign, the problem right now for the campaign isn't money, isn't fundraising. it is the question about the viability of

she announced she has asked president biden's reelection campaign manager, jen o'malley dillon, to stay on and run the harris campaign as well. she said ms. o'malley dillon agreed, and that tells you that there will be some continuity from the previous campaign to this new one. immediately after she showed both in word and deed there will also be differences. >> you know, as many of you know, before i was elected as vice president, before i was elected as united states senator i was the elected attorney general. of california. i was a courtroom prosecutor. in those roles i took on perpetrators of all kinds. >> [ laughter ] >> [ cheers and applause ] >> yeah. predators, who abused women. fraudsters, who ripped off consumers. cheaters, who broke the rules for their own gain. so hear me when i say i know donald trump's type. >> [ cheers and applause ] >> president joe biden has covid, he is still isolating at home . he phoned into that event today at campaign headquarters. they put him on speakerphone over the pa system, it was a little bit like the opening bit on charlie's angels with the

person who has been speaking out on president biden's behalf is his chair of his campaign, jen o'malley dillon. she was on morning joe yesterday. here's what she said about president biden. >> is joe biden still in the race? does he plan to stay in the race? if so? -- if so, what is the plan. jen: absolutely to present -- is in this race. you have heard him say that time and time again. and donald trump is not going to offer anything new to the american people. he is the same person he was in 2020. he is the same person he was in the debate stage. and that is about himself and nothing about those about the american people and joe biden is more committed to nurse than ever and we believe on this campaign we are built for the close election that we are in and we see the path forward. the person is the leader of our campaign and of the country and he is clearly in our impression and what we build and in our engagement with voters he is the best person to take on donald trump to prosecute the case and present his vision versus what we saw last night. joe: so ken, what you say to democrats who say

. >> before election day, dillon says she is looking forward to the rest of the week and seeing what the former president has to say when he addresses the attendees on thursday. >> today, the fbi said it has conducted nearly 100 interviews as they investigate the attempted assassination of former president trump. new cell phone video obtained by tmz shows the shooter on the roof of a nearby building, details also emerging now about the shooter, identified as 20 year old matthew. i beg your pardon? 20 year old thomas matthew crooks, he lived in bethel park, pennsylvania, and worked as a dietary aide. investigators say the gun was registered to his father and they also found bomb making materials inside his vehicle. the butler county sheriff says a local police officer saw the shooter on the roof. the shooter then pointed an ar style weapon at the officer and fired 6 to 8 rounds at trump, injuring two spectators and killing one spectator. corey >> comparator corey was a husband, a father, a volunteer firefighter, and a hero who lost his life shielding his family at president biden's di

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joining us now, chair of the biden/harris campaign, jen o'malley dillon. and if so, what's the plan? >> thanks so much for having me, mika, and look, absolutely the president's in this race. you've heard him say that time and time again, and i think we saw on display last night exactly why because donald trump is not going to offer anything new to the american people. he's the same person he was in 2020. he's the same person he was on the debate stage. he's the same person that is about himself and not about the american people. joe biden is more committed than ever to beat donald trump. and we believe on this campaign we are built for the close election that we are in, and we see the path forward. the president is the leader of our campaign and of the country, and he is clearly in our impression and what we've built and in our engagement with voters, he's the best person to take on donald trump and prosecute that case and present his vision versus what we saw last night. >> so, jen, what do you say to democrats who say he can't win and that there are bett

this is general dillon. they are still with biden. >> when you get to the bottom and heart of what we're doing they have questions, they are staying with joe biden and our numbers show that. >> i mean, is it just anybody's guess what happens here? >> i have no idea what is going to happen and i don't think many other people do either, sandra. look at stories and how they are leaked and where they are coming from, democratic high command, barack obama, nancy pelosi, george clooney, welalthy donors. just months ago they were defending joe biden and saying he was sharp as a tack and run circles around us. it is conspiracy of silence to protect joe biden. so is kamala harris and she needs to answer about her own silence about president biden's condition. it is not joe biden's health condition or ability to be president, they dope want him to resign, they are only worried about their grip on power and worried they can't keep this sperse going and it will cost them the election. >> john: the assassination attempt

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on sunday after separate calls t harris, chief of staff and campaign manager jen o'malley dillon he was connected on the phone with a small group of other advisors. one minute later with the release of his letter on next the world knew. let's hear your voices get your reaction to what the president had to say tonight. stratford, connecticut republican line please go ahead. >> caller: i thought the president was subtly but not overly partisan i will give you three translations. when he says democracy is at sakes he need means of voting for trump is a bad thing. when he says protect the right to vote, he means a postelection integrity. when he says protect the right to choose, he does not mean for mother to choose what school her child goes to buffer mother to terminate a pregnancy and kill the child but you have to understand the political lexicon the tone is very good. it was not really let's go out and burn the place and down. it was subtle. anytime a president says democracy is at risk in this case for a democrat it means it is at risk people might vote for trump. so elections are how