shielded joe biden has been. who very much knew that biden was failing and failing quite quickly. george clooney, you know, the man who helped raise 30 million for biden's re—election campaign and came out three weeks later and said biden's failing. you think what? you know, why did you not let us know about that three weeks ago? you know, so a lot of people knew that perhaps biden wasn't up to the job yet kept this a secret. and i think that is something that will reverberate with the democrats for time to come . it looks like they are come. it looks like they are being very secretive and not very open about how the party elders or the party candidates are selected. >> that's very interesting. i mean, is it the case that the pressure just became too much once there were major vocal figures on the democrat side? and of course, let's be fair, the white house has been pretty porous recently in terms of leaks coming from various staffers and people who've said that joe biden can only work up to a certain time in the

for all the talk out there about this race, joe has made it clear that he's all in. [cheers and applause] [crowd chants "four more years"] just as he has always supported my clear, i am all in too. i know you are too or you wouldn't be here today. and with four more years, joe will continue to fight for you, the military community that he, that we, are humbled and proud to call our own. my dad, my father, served in world war ii as a navy signalman. and in 2003, our son beau joined the delaware army national guard and then serve forward year in iraq. this is personal to us. we know what it's like to try to connect on a phone call from across the world to smile through another holiday with an empty chair at the table. let me ask, does donald trump? does donald trump know what it's like? [crowd shouts "no"] his own chief of staff said he called p.o.w.'s and those who died in war, losers and suckers. he didn't want to be seen with injured veterans because it didn't look good for him. it's disgraceful. but it's not surprising. donald trump wakes up every morning thinking

joe biden has not had _ for covid. indeed. joe biden has not had a _ for covid. indeed.for covid. indeed. joe biden has not had a good run - for covid. indeed. joe biden has not had a good run of i for covid. indeed. joe biden i has not had a good run of luck. testing positive for covid while on the campaign trail in the speakers. he had paused his campaigning because of that assassination attempt on donald trump. he wanted to give a respectable break. he took down some attack ads due to run on television and resumed his campaign in nevada. another battleground state yesterday and today. he had been at an event, done an interview and due to appear at a large rally for latina work provides unions and that was cancelled at very late notice. all the crowd were gathered in the venue and one of the organisers came to see the event was cancelled. joe biden had covid and was going to his home in delaware to be in self isolation. the white house has put up a couple of stages —— statements on this. they see the event was cancelled. joe biden had covid and was going to his home in

the i'm clear, richardson welcome joe biden has pulled out of the us presidential race. boeing 2 weeks of pressure over his age and health, joe biden's run for re election was thrown into disarray late last month after a dismal debate performance against donald trump. he is now back in vice president, comma la harris to take his place at the top of the tickets. after weeks of speculation and denials us president joe biden has a band and his bid for re election in november. in a statement, biden said, i believe it is in the best interest of my party and the country for me to stand down and to focus solely on fulfilling my duties as president. for the remainder of my term. the capitalist was his debate against donald trump. i should be biden struggled to keep his train of thought or interest performance fueled concerns about his age and cognitive state. if we finally b, medicare bite and has now endorsed his vice president comma law harris as the challenger to donald trump. but americans are divided on his choice. awful, awful news, joe biden got 14000000 votes. he should be the candidat

there are top democrats who are talking to people in the media saying, hey, joe has to go. here is jerry. >> what we've seen revealed so clearly in the last 72 hours or so, most media does not cover joe biden and the democrats, they cover for joe biden and the democrats. the fik is in, they are moving to get rid of him. they are talking to friendings in media saying, it is time to go. we should not be misled to think media outlets are submitting to burst of -- >> lawrence: problem with this, he said the fix is in, if you have been watching, i've enjoyed seeing democrats go after each other after calling us crazy about this. the obama camp, former advisors are going after each other publicly temperature is nasty whether on cable or tv, they are saying you counted us out before. you are self-righteous and you don't get it, you are measuring everyone up to that. they are saying he needs to get out. >> brian: is that kurusht rustl from "the miracle on ice" this is not a matter of being out matched. >> steve: who is owed a an apology is dean phillips, running opposite joe biden.

we would have killed for the kind of numbers on the economy that joe biden has. and double-digit interest rates and hostage crisis. joe biden has 3% inflation. 15 billion jobs 4% unemployment and united nato fighting on behalf of ukraine. >> still having devil of the time. you're right on all of those counts. what's odd is there was that time as the carter presidency was unraveling were joe biden himself was looking at whether the president was worth a second term or the party's nominee. it was brief but out there. i'm wondering the same thing is happening to joe biden now. a number of prominent democrats and you're quite right very different environment and reasons nursing joe has to go because they are worried but whether he's got cognitive issues that shown himself in the debate and other venues. what you think of history turning on itself? >> democrats are very good at forming squads in a circle. that happened with us. it's happening now. the president has to make a decision about what he wants to do but we do have a very objectively different situation we we

some i'm calling for the nomination process to be thrown open us president joe biden has withdrawn from the presidential race there now just weeks to go until this is democratic convention, where he would have been officially annoying to does his parties presidential know me? the question now is, what happens next? how will the democrats select and you know, many one on surveys, 3, what is known as an open convention. the last time the democrats held and open convention was in 1968. it descended into chaos as tempest flood, or that the vietnam war both inside and outside the building rest. somehow, this is one of the reasons the rules were changed and policies have since last year to clear orders or not. but my boss remains a legitimate way of picking the candidates. it means rather than confirming and no memories selected in the primaries. as by doing was delegates we'd have to choose a new nominated in an open and potentially fis competition. this year around 99 percent of some full 1000 delegates that the democratic national convention a pledge to the jury biden. but now that he has

. >> my concern, i think joe biden has to take the fight to donald trump. i think he is capable of doing it, but he has to show the american people the clear contrast and existential threat donald trump represents to american democracy. >> what have you heard in the room? are any of your concerns allayed? >> some of my concerns are allayed. some have deepened. i need more of the kind of analytics that show the path to success. more important than my concerns are the questions raised by the american people, that donald trump is an existential threat. joe biden has to go to the american people, not just in one meeting, one press conference, one speech, but consistently and constantly. tonight will be important. the press conference will be essentially a turning point that it has to be more than just one press conference. >> how does this end? does he hang out with people having concerns until november? >> joe biden has to continue consistently and aggressively making his case to the american people about what is at stake in this election. between himself and

david: joe has to get ready for the cross-platform special at 5:00. we do have an emoji retweet from dr. joe biden putting two parts above the statement the president made. we know this has been a difficult decision not just for the president but his family as well. we have seen the family circle around him at camp david, the white house, and rehobeth bea ch. tom: i look at the political reporting. i am learning. david gura, pro, joe mathieu pro. which race is joe mathieu looking at after this historic sunday? joe: i think i have to go to ohio with sherrod brown came out ahead of the announcement. it was a for the senator from ohio to call on joe biden to drop out of the race, clearly feeling desperation as he goes into a race he may lose. i hate to be a broken record. i have to go back to the fact we have not seen anything but letterhead today. there will be a big conversation tomorrow morning. republicans will drive this. where is the president? he has a bilateral meeting three days from now with benjamin netanyahu. do we not get a photograph for th

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are they to the most part saying joe has got to go?> it will be fun when joe biden gets the nomination and the new york times editorial board or all these folks calling for him to step aside will turn around and say we endorse joe biden after we told you he was gone to serve for the last four months little on four years but i love the argument that this is 31 flavors of delusional. no person in the history of america politics has been more scrutinized or criticized than donald trump. not exactly a right-wing sentiment, did a study of donald trump's first one hundred days in office alone and that was supposed to be the honeymoon stage go above coverage was 87% is 90% negative from the washington post. it only got worse from there but this is coming from biden because he has a sitting president who is aging as will as milk left in a sauna is focusing after that debate and rightly so 3.5 years later. will: it will be easier for democratic politicians to walk back, talk how funny will be when biden gets the nomination and they have to make

and now joe biden has officially endorsed as the vice president coming to headers. so with the support of 5 men, a growing number of a fellow democrats coming to hers is now a heavy favorites to win the parties nomination. she's wasted no time in launching her presidential campaign. moving to lock up democratic delegates and we'll back the big donors. kamala harris has already made history wants, by being the 1st female and the 1st black vice president of the united states. she was in no hurry to get rid of fighting, initially holding the line for him after his disastrous debate performance. we believe in our present jo by them and we believe in what he stands for the soonest of this. oh, this begins to push the hood to replace him. if he stepped aside, it's a scenario fee would have predicted just a couple of years ago. as the still of her vice presidency was overshadowed by criticism. some said hers was failing to make the most of her role and was being and effective however supports his claim. she was being sidelined and held to a higher standard because she was

joe biden has pulled out of the us presidential race. boeing 2 weeks of pressure over his age and health. the 81 year old said he was ending his re election bid and the best interest of his party and to the country. you announced his decision in a letter released on sunday where he said he plans to focus on his duties as president for the remainder of his term. by dint has no endorsed vice president campbell harris as the democratic part, he's new nominee to run against donald trump in november's election. let's get straight across to washington, and our correspondent janelle team alone has been following developments for us to know a momentous shift here in this campaign season. if campbell, a harris does become the democratic nominee or their names currently circulating as to her potential choice of running mate of the claire, it might be, it might seem very aggressive uh to even talk about in this way. but uncomfortable realities are still reality. so we are talking about potentially the 1st black woman to appear on top of democratic ticket. as such, the names we are hearing and circu

joe has stood up for democracy at home and he has stood up for democracy abroad, and he has always stoodp for what he believes is right. and many of you may know, i first came to know joe through his son bill. bo and i work together as state attorneys general. back then he would often tell me stories about his dad. and he would talk about the kind of father and the kind of man that joe biden is. he would talk about the qualities of his father and the qualities that bo reviewed the most are the same qualities that i see every day in our president. his honesty, his integrity, his commitment to a safe -- his faith and his family, his big, big heart. in his deep love of our country. and i don't need to tell y'all, you know joe's background. he grew up in a middle-class family in scranton and he has never forgotten where he comes from. again, i am a first-hand witness from being with him in the oval office, to the situation room, and seeing him on the global stage with world leaders. president joe biden fights for the american people and we are deeply, deeply grateful for his service to our n

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joe has made it clear that he's all in the unit. he's me and john as he has always supported my career, i. m o n 2. now jonathan, there's been a lot of talk about the 1st lady's role in this. how significant is she and keeping the bite and campaign going at this point? as i think she's vital. i mean, i think from every thing we know by then pays very close attention to his immediate family and their opinions and perspective and non more then his wife. and so i think as long as she is fully in his corner and believes that he can do the job of running another campaign unbecoming being re elected present. and that's going to be hard to see how we get a different outcome. i will say that the fact that the bite and people including jo right now are saying she's all land, doesn't necessarily tell us entirely what's happening behind the scenes. i mean, you know, they are, of course, going to say what they're saying public right now, until the moment i makes a decision because they know that any wavering will be, see the feeding frenzy that

what has joe biden done here?e most catastrophic crisis in the american history the american people know it that's wife a look at the polling president trump is a year ago chuck schumer killed that bill it's house republicans to secure the border. it was joe biden who months ago said he did not have the executive authority to fix this border crisis even though the american people know that it was his executive actions that created this border crisis this latest desperate executive order joe biden has put out is political desperation it only further fuels the illegals who are able to cross both our southern and northern borders. mark: it's unbelievable the propaganda that comes out of this guys mouth of the media that run within and they are like what are you going to say to joe biden says a bipartisan bill? a bipartisan bill, congress and three republicans supported and it was negotiated in secret. one of the republicans, mitch mcconnell voted against his own bill what with the joe biden bipartisan bill have done

we had energy independent, joe biden has started.an have energy dominance, we can be the main source of energy in the world -- absolutely and that would actually -- weekend russia, iran and some of these other regimes but we're sitting on the saudi arabia of natural gas in ohio and pennsylvania my joe biden would rather stop from iran and buy it from pennsylvania and wor workers. doesn't make an uncle sense, sean. other thing is that the river -- biggest contrast media doesn't talk about between joe biden and president trump is president trump was right about every single disaster that joe biden was wrong about. nafta, destroyed the manufacturing economy in pennsylvania and michigan. real estate developer from new york from new york, donald trump unnaturally right about that issue. letting china in to the world trade organization. joe biden supported it back a real estate developer from queens named donald trump opposed it and now, of course,, daughter is saying open up america's open -- energy markets and joe biden is trying to dest

joe biden feels as if there has been almost space cou against him. but the reality is people who are not convinced that while he may be able to handle the job in the short term, you're looking at 2 feet, 4 years starting the line. and the when convinced the continue to operate at the same level and many will point to the fact that they believe that he is the most consequential democratic president. and modern times that he introduced this wave of legislation that was bipartisan. and he issued a number of presidential orders that have actually impacted ordinary american lives . but there was a consent that he would lose his cognitive abilities that to use a phrase he would begin to flicker on a much more a is a much more often basis. uh, we have from south mountain who is a congressman again in a n, and a port is wayne state. and he said that joe biden had helped him in his primary. he'd raise money for him. he'd been a fence for him for years ago. when he saw him at an event just a few weeks ago, he didn't actually recognize test milton. and when he

for all the talk out there about this race, joe has made it clear that he is all in.eers and applause] [chanting "four more years"] thank you. as much as he has always supported my career, i am all in too. this is personal to us. we know what it is like to wait on a phone call from across the world, to get through another holiday with an empty chair at the table. let me ask you this. does donald trump know what it is like? >> [shouting "no"] >> is owned chief of staff said he called pows and those who died in work losers and suckers. [booing] he does not want to be seen with injured veterans because it does not look good for him. it is disgraceful. i want you to remember what it felt like the morning after the 2016 election when we fell short. remember that feeling? remember how you woke up and you said to yourself, "oh my god, what just happened?" we cannot let that happen again. i don't want to wake up with that feeling thinking we should have started earlier or we should have given more money or we should have voted. no, we cannot take anything for granted. we have

what has joe biden done here?created the most catastrophic crisis in the american history the american people know it that's wife a look at the polling president trump is a year ago chuck schumer killed that bill it's house republicans to secure the border. it was joe biden who months ago said he did not have the executive authority to fix this border crisis even though the american people know that it was his executive actions that created this border crisis this latest desperate executive order joe biden has put out is political desperation it only further fuels the illegals who are able to cross both our southern and northern borders. mark: it's unbelievable the propaganda that comes out of this guys mouth of the media that run within and they are like what are you going to say to joe biden says a bipartisan bill? a bipartisan bill, congress and three republicans supported and it was negotiated in secret. one of the republicans, mitch mcconnell voted against his own bill what with the joe biden bipartisan bill

after weeks of speculation and denials us president joe biden has a band in his bid for re election in november in a statement by and said, i believe it is in the best interest of my party and the country for me to stand down and to focus solely on fulfilling my duties as president for the remainder of my term. the capitalist was his debate against donald trump. i should be biden struggled to keep his train of thoughts or interest performance fueled concerns about his age and cognitive state. if we finally b, medicare bite and has now endorsed his vice president, common law harris as the challenger to donald trump, but americans are divided on his choice. awful, awful news. joe biden got 14000000 votes. he should be the candidate. she's a woman. what also maybe she was make change for us on says what we mean a lot of change. we need definitely some fees to. i don't see where they have really much a chance. i think it's over for. it's a, it's a party that is deconstructing it is failing, and i think the whole world is, is witnessing that right now. donald trump reacted to the news sayin

joe has stood up for democracy at home and he has stood up for democracy abroad. and he has always stood up for what he believes is right. and many of you may know, i first came to know joe through his son beau. bo and i worked together at state attorneys general. back then beau would often tell me stories about his dad. and he would talk about the kind of father and the kind of man that joe biden is. and he would talk about the qualities of his father and the qualities that beau revered the most are the same qualities that i see every day in our president. his honesty, his integrity, his commitment to his faith and his family, his big, big heart, and his deep love of our country. and i don't need to tell you all you know joe's background, right? he grew up in a middle class family in scranton, and he has never forgotten where he comes from. and so, again, i am a firsthand witness from being with him in the oval office, in the situation room, and seeing him on the global stage with world leaders, president joe biden fights for the american people and we are deeply

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saw her sunday insisting joe biden the best man for the job and trump is the one who has dementia. >>ople are very much biden will harris and this is an opportunity for joe biden to go out there and show he has the stamina and by the way, while the press for some reason they don't there are healthcare professionals who think trump has dementia that his thoughts are not going together. >> kayleigh: i would love to me because healthcare officials, they don't exist. she goes on nbc and says this today. >> i think it is a legitimate question to say is this an episode or a condition and when people asked that question it is more legitimate. >> kayleigh: there's a lot we can say about nancy pelosi but nothing if not precise and calculated and chooses her words wisely and a massive shift in messaging sounds like the winds are shifting and no coincidence biden has not even met with party leaders since the debate and now whispers of a paris candidate see growing louder. >> i think she is the person she's a seasoned campaigners now of three and half years of experience so i think people would b

joe has made it clear that he's all in the decision that he's made. and john, as he has always supported my career, i am all in to now jonathan, there's been a lot of talk about the 1st lady's role in this. how significant is she in keeping the bite and campaign going at this point? as i think she's vital, i mean, i think from every thing we know by then pays very close attention to his immediate family and their opinions and perspective and none more than his wife. and so i think as long as she is fully in his corner and believes that he can do the job of running another campaign unbecoming being re elected president, it's going to be hard to see how we get a different outcome. i will say that the fact of divide and people including joe right now are saying she's all land. doesn't necessarily tell us entirely what's happening behind the scenes. i mean, you know, they are, of course, going to say what they're saying public right now, until the moment i makes the decision because they know that any wavering will be, see the feeding frenzy that's alread

she has to convince — take on joe biden's mantle.e. she has to convince her party as much - take on joe biden's mantle. she has to convince her party as much as - to convince her party as much as anybody else at the moment, doesn't she? a lot of what she's doing right now will be for her party and we have seen a lot of major name from the democrats endorsing her today, haven't we? what do you think, is it a shoe in for her now or will there still be contenders? i a shoe in for her now or will there still be contenders?— still be contenders? i don't think it is a shoe _ still be contenders? i don't think it is a shoe in. _ still be contenders? i don't think it is a shoe in. there _ still be contenders? i don't think it is a shoe in. there are - still be contenders? i don't think it is a shoe in. there are a - still be contenders? i don't think it is a shoe in. there are a lot. still be contenders? i don't think it is a shoe in. there are a lot of| it is a shoe in. there are a lot of voices saying that there needs to be some kind of co

the us president joe biden has dropped off with the 2020 full presidential race against donald trump. it follows weeks of concern over his age and pressure from within his own party. to step aside, bottom has endorsed vice president to come to hire us to take his place. so have other a 100 congressional democrats, a white house correspondent, kimberly how could begins coverage after days of isolation, recovering from cove it and deliver ration, consulting with his family, me and a handful of friends. us president joe biden made his historic announcement on x. he'll no longer seek the democratic nomination for president. i believe it's in the best interest of my party and the country for me to stand down and focus solely on fulfilling my duties as president for the remainder of my term. i was so deeply moved by the presence, powerful and poignant statements which was truly courageous and visionary present by them has been one of the the greatest most courageous and consequential presence of american history. the calls for by then to drop his bid for a 2nd term exploded last month after

why have they not come out and endorsed harris as quickly as joe biden has, as president biden has? >> well, i think joe biden is in a unique position to endorse quickly. i would not put ontoo much into the timing of who is endorsing and who isn't. or i know it is tempting to think, okay, there will be another chaotic conflict in the democratic party. i don't ithink so. i really don't. if there was someone out there who was going to challenge the sitting vice president in this n nomination, i think we would be hearing more about it right in now. especially if that was an effort that would be successful. look at this contrast. you've got someone who is a prosecutor, going head to head with someone who is cute it. you have someone who is a real populist against a phony populist. this is a woman who took on big banks. this is a woman who took on for- profit colleges for ripping off students. donald trump had a college that was ripping off students and ri providing them nothing in return for their hard-earned dollars. i really think this contrast isn unbelievable. i think she is going t

all affected by the open border that joe biden has allowed to happen.if you throw in pennsylvania, people keep forgetting about pennsylvania. that has become an energy state. they have a huge natural gas resource that could really supercharge their economy. it is all being choked by joe biden's regulation. i like where president trump stands across all these northern states. i think he has a chance to do well in all of them. >> dana: john fetterman is a senator from pennsylvania. the state you just mentioned and he actually has been fairly supportive of energy sector there, at odds with the biden white house really. this was him talking about who had kicked somebody's rear end. watch here? >> there is only one person in this room that kicked trump's ass in an election. [cheers and applause] there is only one person in this state that has kicked trump's ass in an election. [cheers and applause] there is only one person in the country that has ever kicked trump's ass in an election. and that is your president. >> dana: he is pointing there if you can't se

joe biden has spent three and a half. the difference with kamala harris is, while casey is vice president, to a large portion of the population, she is still an unknown commodity. most people don't really know her background and her story per say and haven't really seen her under those bright lights. so it's a very different campaign as opposed to running against two incumbents. it's a different trajectory. but i have an enormous rate. i know the leadership of this campaign, i have worked with them all for many years and i know that if kamala harris is the democratic nominee, the trump campaign will be prepared to bring that message about her failures directly to the american people. >> the republican platform this cycle has moved in places to the center on. some issues for the first time in 40 years, it is a call for a federal ban on abortion. it doesn't say that a marriage means a union between a man and a woman. what do you make of that? >> here is what president trump has said. he has that our states are the laborator

the person who has been steadfast in that joe was gone -- joe has got to go... we will start with... i saw joe biden tonight as defiant, not caring what the elites in this party think. don't get the scents that all that he is moved by any of the noise that is being created with -- within democratic ranks. and he is fighting to stay in and i don't know. i'm not there that it's a done deal. i'm not where tommy is. i'm probably at 5050. >> i'm with you sean. he bought himself some time and although it's weird for me to say that time is on his side for a man it is not, on the political calendar it is because he can slow walk this thing from event to event to clear the extremely low bar set for him. it's an interesting thing that people were predicting that the very low bar for biden in the debate would trip up trump. what actually happened is the very low bar is now tripping up democrats who would like to get rid of him because he goes out there and gives a slightly better performance than the debate. although i think it was basically about the same and people go i

for all the talk out there about this race, joe has made it clear that he's all in. [cheers and applause] [crowd chants "four more years"] just ahe has always supported my clear, i am all in too. i know you e too or you wouldn be here today. and with four more years, joe will continue to fight for you, e militarcommunity that he, that we, are humbled and proud to call our own. my dad, my father,erved in rld war ii as a ny signalman. and in 2003,ur son beau joined thdelaware army national guard and theserve forward ar in iraq. this is personal to us. we know what it's like to try to connect on a phone call from across the world to smile through another holiday with an empty chair at the table. let me ask, does donald trump? doesonald trump know what it's like? [crowd shouts "no"] his own chief of staff said he called p.o.w.'s and those who died in war, losers and ckers. he didt want to be seen with injured terans becse it didn't look good for him. it's disgraceful. but it's not surprising. donald trump wakes up every morning thinking about one person, and one person o

all the obligations joe has shouldered, he's the on truly oneacred obligation is to prepare those we send in harm's way and to care for their families when they come home. joe knows military spouses and children may not wear the uniform but they serve our untry, too. that's why he signed an execute ordeto mak sur that military suses c build the careers thewant f themselves. and he has improved child care and mental health supports. he's alwaybeen a champiofor services. as commander in chief -- that's ok, i'm a grandma. he promised to end the war in afghanistan because the sacrifice of our military families was too steep for too long. xpanded reproductive health care, including access to -- [ches and applause] he signed the pact act to give all veterans expod to toxic substance theare and treatment they desve. [applause] prident biden wakes up every morning ready to work for you. [applaus that's what this election is all about, you. for all the tal o there about this race,oe has made it clear that he's all in. [cheers and applause] [crowd chants "four more yrs"] just as he has alws su

for all the talk out there about this race, joe has made it clear that he's all in.rs and applause] [chanting four more years] >> ainsley: she said i supportee supported my career i'm supporting him. yesterday alone in north carolina, georgia and florida. and kevin mccarthy was interviewed about what is he seeing? what is he seeing behind the scenes? he said she is actually the one who calls the shots. listen. >> jill out there, she is hard campaigner. i will tell you it's much different of why i know that they're going to stay in this race. jill doesn't want to leave either. many times we had meetings in the oval office, jill was there as well. many times -- i don't think she is there for policy. i think she is there to give him comfort and direct the meetings. >> steve: it was very telling in that sound bite we just played with her. joe is all in and so am i. many who feel because the president appears infirm or needs stage direction. she is essentially the stable manager. >> ainsley: maybe it's i'm all in so therefore is he in. >> steve: they are fighting for thei

i think joe biden has been a very good president.sion in the best interests of his country . and i interests of his country. and i don't believe the next election in america is a done deal. i found one person who should be worried about tonight's news is donald trump, because he's going to be the old guy in the election. now they're going to pick somebody younger than him for sure. and all of his attack lines against biden are now blunted, of course. and his campaign is stymied. so i think the election is now thrown open. i don't believe that it is a done deal at all. the most important question now for the democrats is to choose the best person to defeat trump. that should be the only overriding question they need to address over these next few weeks, whether it's kamala harris, whether it's kamala harris, whether it's kamala harris, whether it's another candidate, you know, an open process to achieve , that is what they must achieve, that is what they must focus on now , because trump focus on now, because trump would be a disaster

joe biden has to go to the american people, not just in one meeting, one press conference, one speech, but consistently and constantly. tonight will be important. in the press conference -- but is -- it is more than just one press conference. >> does he just hang out fielding concerns until november? >> joe biden has to continue consistently and aggressively making his case to the american people about what is at stake in this election. he has to take the fight to donald trump. and he has to do it himself. it cannot be done for him, his advisers or staff cannot do it for him. i have to go. >> senator -- >> thank you. >> donald trump poses a threat to our individual freedoms, cozies up to dictators, has a plan that will raise taxes on the american people and will make us less secure and divide our politics even more, so the best --best way to defeat donald trump. we obviously have different perspectives about how to proceed. again, the president's team made a strong presentation, and i continue to support the reelection. >> the senator things there will be a decision perhaps sunday. do

got to begin. joe, rachel, conversation has got to begin. joe, rachel. thank— conversation has got to very much. conversation has got to begin. iir9: rachel, thank you very much. back with you in a second. in a landmark ruling, the un's top court has said that israel's occupation of palestinian territories is against international law. the international court ofjustice said israel should stop settlement activity in the west bank and eastjerusalem and end its "illegal" occupation of those areas and the gaza strip. the icj's advisory opinion is not legally binding but it's the first time it has delivered a position on the legality of the 57—year occupation. by 11 votes to four is of the opinion that the state of israel's continued presence in the occupied territory is unlawful. by 11 votes to make four is of the opinion that the state of israel is under an obligation to bring an end to... sorry, to bring an end to its unlawful presence in the occupied palestinian territory as rapidly as possible. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu dismissed the court's opinion as "lies". he said

but what has essentially happened is that joe biden finally became convinced that he no longer had a pass to victory. this came after days of democrats after denver pratt calling on him to step down party leaders telling him that he cannot possibly win donors turning off the tops, taking away from taking away their money angry. and because they felt that they had been lied to about just how old and frail he was. now essentially, perhaps joe biden took a while to get there, but he did have a look at his poll numbers. realize that this just wasn't tunnel anymore. but in the last days, really, the end of his candidacy had taken on an air of inevitability. there's no such thing as inevitability in this town. but this didn't feel like a situation where the writing was on the wall. so barton eventually gave his endorsements to vice president campbell of headers is house election as the faulty nominee. now, inevitable, as i just said, very so there's no such thing as an adverb ability, but if it's not inevitable, then it is least likely. so we have seen democrat, after democrats come out to

., underlined. joe biden has done this interview _ underlined. joe biden has done this interview withc - underlined. joe biden has done this interview with abc news, i this interview with abc news, the broadcast a few minutes, the broadcast a few minutes, the rest will broadcast later, what does the president need to do in that interview was mark talking to his advisers? talking to his advisers, they wants him to take command, and shrug off event, you heard it there in the clip provided by abc news. he is seen behind scenes and for and 90 minutes on a debate stage, it was miserable for him, but he blames it on a cold, and he wants democrats to move on. i spoke to a top demographicjust —— democratjust before coming on with you this evening, and it's evident to me that even some top democrats would like biden and are ok if he remains the nominee, he leaves he needs to assert himself again again and cannotjust shrug off these concerns, because they are hearing it now from voters. this top democrat told me that during the 11th ofjuly holiday, many voters and constituents came up to this p

joe biden has more experience in foreign policy than any national leader. and to have him step aside now, i think would be a grave disservice to our nation and a profound disrespect to his legacy and his lifetime of service and i know you've got to go, senator coons, you're joining us on this breaking news that is happening as of this moment. last question, president biden said that he'll he'll address the nation later this week for people watching and just kind of stunned by this news like frankly, everyone is what do you think that they should expect to hear from him? >> i think they should expect to hear from joe biden what he has carried in his heart for decades which is a deep belief in the american people. joe biden is an optimist. he knows how hard americans work. he knows what we are capable of. he is an optimist. i've never forgotten his inaugural speech he inherited three chrises. we were still in the middle of a desperate, dangerous, difficult, covid pandemic. and an economic downturn caused by that pandemic. and a crisis of democracy. i'll remin

joe biden has work to do. he has to do better. his team has to do a lot better.hough, to count joe biden out. not even close. just as joe and i were stunned by the president's poor performance on the debate stage, we've also been surprised by the level of animosity toward donald trump from people who once supported him. the debate acted as a wake-up call that was a loss for joe biden, no question, but not a win for trump. the choice is one terribly bad night versus a decade of destruction to our core beliefs, our democratic values and, yes, our constitution. someone who stumbled over his words for 90 minutes versus someone who lied to the american people over and over again. a man slowed down by a cold versus a man with a cold, vile, and merciless heart. i think in the days and weeks ahead as we move away from this debate clarity will hopefully set in. for me joe biden is still the man for this moment. we're going to be right back with jonathan lemire's new reporting on what's next for biden. we also have mara gay, a member of the "new york times" editorial board

one of the reasons joe biden has sta ed way? one of the reasons joe biden has stayed in _ way? the race for so long l has stayed in the race for so long as all— has stayed in the race for so long as all of— has stayed in the race for so long as all of the — has stayed in the race for so long as all of the possible alternatives have drawbacks. kamala harris would face racism _ have drawbacks. kamala harris would face racism and misogyny, when she read herself— face racism and misogyny, when she read herself in 2019 she did not even _ read herself in 2019 she did not even make it into 2020 because she was such— even make it into 2020 because she was such a _ even make it into 2020 because she was such a poor candidate and gavin newsom _ was such a poor candidate and gavin newsom looks presidential, like he was born— newsom looks presidential, like he was born to run, but the governor of california, _ was born to run, but the governor of california, look at what is happening in los angeles and san francisco — happening in los angeles and san francisco with the homeless problem and

joe biden has been a politician _ usa! joe biden has been a politician in _ usa!n washington i usa! joe biden has been a| politician in washington for longer than i have been alive. 39 years old. kamala harris was not much further behind. for half a century, he has been the champion of every major policy initiative to make america weaker and poorer. and in four short years, donald trump reversed decades of betrayals inflicted byjoe biden and the rest of the corrupt washington insiders. he created the greatest economy and history for workers. greatest economy and history forworkers. it greatest economy and history for workers. it really was amazing, there is this chart that shows worker wages, and they stagnated for pretty much my entire life until president trump came along. workers wages went through the roof. and just imagine, what he is going to do when we give him four more years! when we give him four more ears! ., ., , ., , ., years! four more years. four more years- _ years! four more years. four more years. months - years! four more years. four more years.

she has actually pushed the lie that joe biden is mentally fit.mericans know that not to be true and while joe biden is supported by a lot of radical liberals in california kamala harris is a radical liberal from california. she has 100% supported all of joe biden's disastrous policies that have brought us inflation and open border and war around this world. should be disaster for the united states of america and the people. >> anita: we'll see. caroline levitt thank you for coming on and giving us your thoughts. good to see you. that is the story of friday july 5th. what a story it was. the story will go on next week. martha is back on monday. i'm anita vogel. your world starts now. [ cheering and applause