the state of ukraine. joe walsh, thank you for— the state of ukraine. joe walsh, thank you for that. with our panel in just a couple of minutes' time. ijust want our panel in just a couple of minutes' time. i just want to our panel in just a couple of minutes' time. ijust want to let you know what we are keeping across right now. we of course have the huge chaos, the travel chaos is just one example. this is a manchester airport after the it failures. the outage earlier on. things, generally are getting better and back to normal, but it is not going to be immediate. there is still plenty of knock on impacts. he will be taking a look at those in just a moment. for now, this is bbc news. hello. today has brought the uk's hottest weather of the year so far. temperatures for some climbed into the low 30s celsius, and look at this beautiful scene sent in by a weather watcher in dorset. there was quite a lot of sunshine in places. however, that wasn't the story everywhere. more cloud in the mix here in county down. northern ireland and parts of scotland have seen quite a lot of cloud in ad

joining me now are joe walsh, former republican congressman of illinois and host of the joe walsh podcast and [ inaudible ]. joe, i will start with you. walk us back for a moment. do we really buy project 2025 is too weak stream for trump or that he's trying to have his cake and eat it too by distancing himself from it all the while knowing he's going to embrace it at every turn? >> good to be with you and my friend, tom. every time trump opens his mouth, he lies, so it's not a surprise that he says i've never heard of project 2025. in his defense, he may not understand it because he really doesn't understand much, but most importantly for america, project 2025 represents where my former political party is right now. plain and simple, it is a blueprint for where the republican party is. it is a blueprint for a party that has given up on democracy, and has embraced authoritarianism, and as you so rightly pointed out at the top, democrats ought to be all over this. >> it seems i meantime, there is no way. first of all, we can all agree there is no way donald trump read the 900 pages. i don'

joe walsh, what's your response? >> i loved my friend shermichael, but the reality is the leader of the republican party than nominee to be president. once this to happen, he is saying that he wants to be a king, an a dictator project 25 is the platform for this shermichael may say, oh, it's going to be really it difficult to achieve all of this. but this should scare the, you know, what out of the american people that a candidate for president once all of this to be the reality that's what's seriously concerning. >> joe walsh. >> joe, i would have wished go ahead, sara. i was just gonna say quickly, i couldn't wish to become a billionaire tomorrow joe, this steps to get there or pretty darn difficult and you know that and that's the point that i'm simply attempting to make even if republicans were to control the house, were to control the senate. there are a host of republicans who are more moderate, who live in districts that do not agree with something let's soil would be almost impossible to bring it to fruition.

joe walsh and tom nichols, thank you both for joining us this evening.s always. make sure to come back tomorrow night. i will be talking to a u.s. airman who left his post in protest of the israel hamas war. that and much more starting at the clock p.m. eastern sunday only on msnbc. until then i am ayman mohyeldin in new york. have a good night. [introspective music] recipes. recipes that are more than their ingredients. ♪ [smoke alarm] recipes written by hand and lost to time... can now be analyzed and restored using the power of dell ai. preserving memories and helping to write new ones. ♪ >>> so anything much going on? in the news? enjoying these sleepy summer days without much happening?

walsh. joe good to see you. >> thanks for being here with us. >> we just heard that clip from the former president who after that horrific assassination attempt did pledge unity said he wanted to talk more about bringing people together. >> and now we're frankly hearing more of the same rhetoric. he says, he's quote, gotten worse what do you think jessica good to be with you this this may sound crazy to say on tv, but i think it's i think it's utterly useless and meaning, meaningless to to analyze anything donald trump says i know that's kind of odd because he's the republican nominee for president. >> so we have to talk about them. we have to talk about things he says. but jessica, he's humanly incapable of telling the truth. i mean, i mean that and think about that for a moment donald trump is humanly incapable of telling the truth, knowing that why do we even analyze what he says unlike you and jessica, when we do something wrong, we feel bad trump is humanly incapable of feeling shame. h

joining us now, former illinois congressman joe walsh, democratic strategist a miso cross, and senior news, melanie. everybody, welcome. joe, let me start with you, president biden announced his intent to run for re-election in april 2023. when you kind of look back at it, do you think his allies should have stepped in earlier to raise any concerns about his ability to run a successful campaign? especially when you see against the backdrop of what was happening overseas and some of the protests here and the polls dipping here for them, how did things get to this point, do you think? >> ayman, that is a great question and i'm going to give you a lousy answer, maybe, probably. but biden had some really important things to do as president, and i don't think any of us wanted those jeopardized. look, joe biden had one thing to prove this campaign, that he wasn't too old and that he was up to the job. he couldn't prove that. in fact, he sort of proved the exact opposite. but joe biden, ayman, believes in his head and his heart that donald trump is an existential threat to our democracy. so,

jason osborne, joe walsh. thank you both for joining me. i know we'll all be watching very closely later. take care. the u.s. has a long and bloody history when it comes to political violence, it has its roots in the american revolution through the civil war, the upheaval of the 60s and the politically polarized atmosphere we see today, former president donald trump is just the latest victim of an attack for us presidents have been killed while in office, and countless others have fallen victim to either targeted attacks or mass shootings for political reasons. this week, on the whole story with anderson cooper, cnn, sara sidner examines the history of these attacks and the motivation and it's behind them. she spoke with people whose families have been torn apart by this violence, including patrick kennedy and martin luther king, the third, here's a clip senator kennedy was involved in a shooting at last report was hidden twice in the head, once in the hip losing king and robert kennedy in the same season it was bad enough. but it reminded

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arlette saenz joining us now is former republican congressman joe walsh. so joe, you're a radio host yourself? i'm just wondering first, what your reaction is to the fact we're learning tonight that the biden campaign provided questions to these two black radio hosts who would conduct the first interviews after biden's debate? and the radio host approved the questions that ask them in that quote, unquote interview, what, what do you make of that hamlet as a former radio host, it's it's stunning and it's, it's not an interview. >> and if, if the prerequisite to me interviewing president biden on my radar you show was here are the questions you need to ask him. i would have turned down that interview look, this is just the latest evidence of how poorly the biden campaign has handled this thing. since the debate pam i always need to say this at the beginning the only thing that matters is donald trump needs to lose because donald trump is a threat to our democracy joe biden has always had one thing and one thing only to prove he's not too old and he's up to t

joe walsh want to you a lover. >> i love you you could see tears in her eyes there. >> au biden has said he intends to address the nation any day now, but the party moved on immediately and honestly, it's worth just taking a step back for a second to talk about stunning. that is because so many of those party elites and megadonors, while lamenting about biden, made it clear that they did not want harris on the top of their ticket but that is all over. they are all formally on board or as close to it as they can be. and maybe those elites misread the voters in the room because the harris campaign says it has raised a record $81 million just in this past day, the majority of that money didn't come from those elite circles. it came from people making their first contribution. this election and that is energy so we wanted to put that money mostly from first time donors just into some perspective for you first, it dwarfs trump's largest hall, which was $53 million raised after he was found guilty on 34 felony counts in new york. at 1 million to her to 53, and that's his best best showing this

. >> joe walsh want a lover.recognize some of the electeds who are hearing them to get back to you. >> hold on a second. so let me do please acknowledge some extraordinary national leaders who are also dear friends, both to the president and to me, governor john carney. we are you? >> there? you are and his wife, they're here. >> senator tom carper former white chris coons, my dear attorney general, kathy jennings the mayor is here presenting where are you the next united states senator from the great state of delaware and i know everyone here has seen these elected leaders in this very campaign on office on a regular basis. >> and i know joe is so thankful to them for their lifelong friendship, but i want to thank them all so because you guys have really been carrying some heavy water from the first days of our campaign. so thank you all. this truly is a delaware family. thank you. >> i want to thank jen o'malley, dillon where i'm going to talk about her in a minute. >> julie chavez rodriguez the next and the en

they truly are like family to leave everybody mutual know, you were still not going anywhere, joe walsh want i love it. i love you you could see tears in her eyes, their biden has said he intends to address the nation any day now, but the party moved on immediately and honestly, it's worth just taking a step back for a second to talk about stunning that is, because so many of those party elites in megadonors, while lamenting about biden, made it clear that they did not want harrison it's on the top of their ticket. >> but that is all over. they are all formally on board or as close to it as they can be. and maybe those elites misread the voters in the room because the harris campaign says it has raised a record 81 million just in this past day, the majority of that money didn't come from those elite circles. it came from people making their first contribution. this election and that is energy. so we wanted to put that money mostly from first time donors just into some perspective for you, first, it dwarfs trump's largest hall, which was $53 million raised after he was found guilty on 34

joe walsh, republican former congressman, and karen finney, a cnn political commentator, glad to have you all here. labour do with the debate going. everyone wants to see this debate happen. the debate of course, is going to be a very important moment as we've seen just what four weeks ago at this point in time. but harris says that she is ready to debate right now, joe, what is the problem with the trump team? >> i think donald trump wants to be in the news. i think that's all he's doing right now. by the way, can we just all acknowledge? and i know i have to watch my language on your show only a jerk would purposely mispronounce an opponent's name. and we know laura why he's doing it. we know exactly who he's appealing to, shame on him. just freaking despicable. i think trump is afraid. i don't think he knows how to handle her, but he has to debate her. and i think he wants to debate her i think he's just trying to grab some headlines right now. >> what's the deal with the mispronunciation? i mean, it's almost as a tired old record that's almost feels like a bad dad joke. >> yeah ac

walsh. great to see all of you this morning. julie. this feels like a very fluid situation. things seemed to change by the hour you just heard sunland say that monday seems to be a pivotal day. when do you think that president biden needs to lock in a decision? and what do you think's going to happen today i think president biden needs to prove to not just as base, but to the american people that he's up to the task that we cannot unsee what we saw on thursday and yet it has been a week now, i'm happy for it. july, but it's been a week since the debate and the president has not been out there. i understand he has an interview with stephanopoulos that he's feeling tomorrow. it's going to air on sunday, so we're going into a long weekend now without any kind of visibility from the president and debbie dingell is right, it cannot just be that one interview with george stephanopoulos. it can even be two or three sit-downs with journalists, yes. to get out on the trail? fail he has to talk to vot

walsh, a full panel gives a really, really big moment, evan, let me go to you first because we've heard a lot about what may have gone into this decision. certainly president biden is not immune to the conversations he knows what's been going on. we're told he'd been huddling with his two closest advisers early as yesterday, and they showed him that there was no path to victory. but knowing biden, as you do how excruciating do you think the last three weeks, let alone 48 hours, have been forum yeah, you have to think about laura, what it takes to decide to run for president. >> you have to believe that you can. and not only that, but you must be the president, which is just a specialty grueling under the last three weeks in which in effect, his own party to party but she's devoted his professional life was telling him this period is coming to an end in the last few days, you've heard signs of him digging in, as people said, did know this was bringing out the irish in him. but the reality was, when he was faced with the cold, hard facts of his political path from the two people who he tr

walsh but those numbers, are not great news for any campaign. there are those who'd be skeptical and say, okay, well, the best polls are election day and i can show you a poll to fit anything. those numbers show you a great deal of things. actually begin with you here. you heard earlier today, former speaker pelosi, who you've worked for, by the way leave perhaps a door open or a glimmer of consideration people are interpreting that she wanted biden to maybe make a decision. he's made a decision. why do you think she said though, things she did isn't being misinterpreted no. i mean, she also said today that she thinks that he can win in november, but i think what she's trying to do is give the caucus some space to deliberate for members to make their grievances known, and also give the president some room to two also engage those members and so the question is whether or not that's actually happening right now, i think the question was, you asked the governor, how do you stop the bleeding? it's not so clear to me that they're stopping the bleedi

walsh a full panel gives a really, really big moment, evan, let me go to you first because we've heard a lot about what may have gone into this decision. certainly president biden is not immune to the conversations he knows what's been going on. we're told he'd been huddling with his two closest advisers early as yesterday they showed him that there was no path to victory. but knowing biden, as you do, how excruciating do you think the last three weeks alone 48 hours have been for him? >> yeah, you have to think about laura, what it takes to decide to run for president. you have to believe that you can. and not only that, but you must be the president, which is just a specialty grueling under the last three weeks in which in effect, his own party to party to which he's devoted his professional life was telling him this period is coming to an end in the last few days, you heard signs of him digging in, as people said, did know this was bringing out the irish in him, but the reality was, when he was faced with the cold, hard facts of his political path from the two people who he truly do

i want to bring in former republican congressman joe walsh, either from a commentator, ashley allisonpical correspondent for the word wall street journal, molly ball and cnn team data reporter, harry enten, all wait as alright, tonight was the night. i mean many people have read this book, others have watched the movie. it was sort of a, allow me to reintroduce myself is jd vance. is this the future of the republican party? >> this is trump's republican party and they are completely unified. it's not a republican party that i recognize hi, or belonged to any anymore. but it's a unified party. laura and it's running against a party right now that is frozen my late. >> listen so what van said about what was his vision of america? listen america is not just an idea it is a group of people with a shared history and common future. >> it is in short, a nation now it is part of that tradition, of course, that we welcome newcomers but when we allow newcomers into our american family, we allow them on our terms pete, that i mean, we allow them on our terms. >> molly, what does that tell you ab

walsh. morning to you . joe, good morning to you. >> good to be with you all. >> good to be with you all. >> yeah . well what's your take? >> yeah. well what's your take? what do you think ? what do you think? >> crazy stuff, crazy stuff going on in america. look, not not at all a surprise, joe biden had one job in this campaign. he had one job in this campaign. he had one job in this campaign. he had one thing to prove that he wasn't too old and that he could do the job. he couldn't prove that.in do the job. he couldn't prove that. in fact, he proved just the opposite. and so i give him a lot of credit. i agree this may not be exactly what he wants to do, but he's been convinced to do, but he's been convinced to put the country first, because he believes trump's a threat to our democracy. i believe that, and so biden believes somebody else can beat trump, and he can't. >> you are a republican. i mean, we all sit this side of the, the atlantic and think, is this the best? a country the size

. >> i have complete confidence that joe biden will do that patriotic thing for the country. he's going to make that decision and he has never disappointed me. he puts the country ahead of himself. >> tonight, vermont senator peter walsh became the first democrat in the senate to publicly call for president biden to step aside. two additional members of the house, pat ryan and earl join nine other democrats in calling for the same. biden must not stay at the top of the ticket. whatever the outcome here, it is clear that these calls are making the biden campaign concerned. political reports also tonight that the biden campaign has been calling pledged delegates to the democratic national convention to make sure they still support biden and they are discovering cracks in the coalition. it's clear that the democratic party is not united right now. very clear. but what gets lost in all of the dems are in disarray headlines, is that these disagreements are, in a way, a feature and not a bug. they are a sign of a party that has not given up on the small democratic principle of open