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mark kelly is not just gonna be popular with a suburban white people. he's popular with latinos like myself and my family. >> let's turn from the sunbelt to the rest bound and find ourselves where senator j.d. vance believes he would have an advantage. i want you to listen to kelly actually going after the vice-presidential running mate, j.d. vance. listen what i really worry about, what he would do. he had one heartbeat away from the president two daughters and granddaughters i'm really worry about their rights donald trump is elected again and j.d. >> vance, vice president, and that really concerns me i mean, i'd be intrigued by a debate. how do you think he's fair martella would do a lot better. >> we had somebody who did pr in the military and somebody who has a navy fighter pilot and an astronaut who kept in multiple well missions. mark has good under pressure, but he's also have lice experience. i'm 34 j.d. vance is 39. what is he done other than be a venture capitalist and then write one book before that he was nothing other than those two things

. >> carley: in 2022 you ran against mark kelly, who ended up winning. now he is on the short list to be vice president kamala harris' vice president. how do you feel about that? >> i think she probably won't choose him, i don't think mark kelly can deliver arizona for kamala harris. look at polls, trump is crushing it in arizona and on track to win by five. if kamala harris putting him on the ticket, maybe trump only wins by four. mark kelly has problems, he's business partners with chinese company. 10 cent, a chinese subsidiary, invested in that company. remember the great chinese spy incident of 2023? there is baggage on the mark kelly side. democrats see this as an asset, i think it is a problem. mark kelly is a democrat who is a rubber stamp and does not think about anything at all, he does what chuck schumer tells him to do. he owns the biden border failure, the biden-harris record, because it is mark kelly's record. it has not served america well. in trump and vance, we have a strong ticket and policy to make america great again. >> carley: it wil

kelly, one obviously, when you say senator mark kelly, the next sentence has to be jet fighter pilot astronaut that you can kind of start talking about him, right? they did find that those are two words or three words that define him in a way that every other one of the candidates, you have to give a little bit more information about why shapiro or why the governor of north carolina, you don't have to do that. the other part is obviously arizona. you can have a governor who can appoint a replacement. but then lastly, you get kathy giffords as part of the process. and gabby giffords joins that ticket. all of them standing on stage together. i think it's a power message. and this moment we're thinking maybe about political attacks and gun violence. you know, she is a wade for the democrats to have a conversation about what this really means through the eyes of somebody who is working to prevent other people from facing those problems versus donald trump, who is focused on himself. and the way he is suffering gazans. >> gabby, gabby shot. if you're talking about gabby giffords, who surv

mark kelly is a moderate who has a strong profile on border issues coming from that state.also expert on national security issue, congressman clyburn had said, just in passing, possibly a business person as well, i should have followed up with him on that, but i mean, who is there somebody i'm not sure about. >> i'm not sure about the business profile though that's an interesting idea and i think it could be a smart one. but i will say, i mean the two names that i hear the most from people around around vice president harris and democrats who know what they're talking about are roy cooper and mark kelly. those are the two that i think that even though there's a lot of chatter about josh shapiro, i think by by far and away roy cooper in north carolina, who is a term-limited governor. he had a profile. i think that kind of balances her out and also mark kelly, who she has a personal relationship with those to rise to the top of the list, i'm usually a skeptic about vice presidential nominee partners even making a difference at all. but i think in this case, it actually might

mark kelly is the s son of two cops.he criticism that she is almost certain to get on defunding the police? >> that criticism is warranted what mark kelly could do in the situation is then explained the policy stance and explain how best to look at the budget and allocation of money he can speak to it because he is coming from a position of i have family who are cops, this is my background. i understand it. he could add some weight to that conversation and again and get a spexpected policy driven discussion and debate as opposed to these inflammatory slogans that don't really capture anything but angst. it is a damaging message for her to double down on but with mark kelly in the picture that could help her. jon: in my humble opinion the best presidents we have been generally have been former governors because they have had executive experience in running a states. if we could put up that slate of potential nominees again, all of them except for pete buttigieg who was a mayor of a small city, all of them are governors or

there were a lot of pluses in the mark kelly column.f, let's talk about the foreign leaders like putin and xi with donald trump saying overnight on fox that harris would see her as someone to toy with, a play toy. let's watch. >> walk all over her. >> how so? >> look at her. i think they will walk all over her. she will be so easy for them. she will be like a play toy. they look at her and she say, we can't believe we got so lucky. they will walk all over her. >> talk about that. you have been covering the vice president and others as you know. unlike donald trump, she would sit in on the pdb, the president's daily intelligence brief any time she's in washington. we know donald trump did it occasionally and relied on visual aides. she's been vice president for four years. before that on the intelligence committee. before that, attorney general and a prosecutor. how does she stack up on foreign policy? >> a couple things. i think what the former president is talking about there is largely strength. vice president harris is also making a

mark my words, mark kelly is going to get a lot of consideration. he brings a lot to the table. tom: somehow, i think we will do this tomorrow. mark valliere will publish tomorrow morning. we welcome all of you across this nation. arizona, and it is a swing state. dave: mark kelly an interesting name floated. we will see what happens. the campaign officially renamed harris for president. we got the filing. this letter is to inform you by president harris is now candidate for president in 2024. tom: this is bloomberg television, bloomberg radio, and on youtube as well. nationwide, this is bloomberg. ♪

for me i actually like mark kelly a lot. i think mark kelly's just resume being a fighter they're palette being in the united states senate, being an astronaut and married to gabby giffords, you get a lot of different attributes from mark kelly, but i firmly believe that shapiro kelly cooper or probably where this race will end up for vp and we'll see what happens. i know mayor pete as one of our best communicators. i've been telling people since joe biden was in the race, it feels like months ago, years ago, but it was actually just sunday, i guess. they'd kamala harris and pete buttigieg work our best communicators. i do believe he'll have a role in the campaign, but there are some factors in play in terms of who can bring you a state, who can go out there and debate jd vance, who adds to the ticket. and while i love pete tremendously i do think mark, kelly and shapiro and cooper probably do those things slightly better, but we'll see i mean all in all commonly harris has the dangers. if you imagine being able to put gretc

obviously mark kelly has been floated the top of that list for quite some time. we knew buttigieg was going to be on talking to shannon over the weekend. some of those governors pretty popular not really well-known all over the united states. >> brian: unknown factor about 40% about all of them for senator mark kelly they say he would be stronger on the border. not for building the wall. only seems to take interest in the immigration issue when he is up for re-election. i thought he would be more of a manchin type of democrat where he would be up there saying this is not okay to slow-walk weapons to ukraine. it is not okay to back off israel at a time when in which this need us most and begin to hold back weapons there because he has that military background. where are the f-15 pilots taken two years in ukraine. i always thought he would be the guy with the military background to say this is not okay. i will help train if i need. to say but, for the most part he has gone along with the party line. >> let me get your thoughts on this because j.d. vance is now out

mark kelly is a great friend. he's a national treasure and hero.w, you look at kentucky -- we may not win kentucky, but you bring in beshear, and some have subjected that democrats have neglected. i don't think that's the case, but here's the chance to do something extraordinary in term of the overall ticket. >> i've just been handed that john fetterman, as you know, one of the early and most passionate supporters of joe biden has just endorsed kamala harris. let's talk about doug heye some of these governors. who do you think that republicans would be most concerned about, and who do you think would best attract the white male suburban voters that kamala harris is having trouble with. let me read a couple things off to you. governor josh shapiro of pennsylvania, andy beshear of kentucky, roy cooper, senator mark kelly, they've all been mentioned as potential vp picks. what do you think may help them most? >> it demonstrates they have a deep bench. being a tarheel, i'll say things about roy cooper. >> he's term limited, but 67 years old. is that an

and that's where somebody like mark kelly comes back into the fold. but also someone like admiral mcraven. admiral mcraven is the leader who directed the special operations team that raided bin laden's compound. he's a he's a huge military leader. he's someone who could play an important role in terms of message. so are you going the message? are you counting? and if that message is to talk about the world on fire and to reassure allies and to do something more global and across the country, and you want a team that's about heroes and not zeros. that's one theme as opposed to are you vote counting? and what do you do in the rust belt and the sun belt, where kamala harris would be vulnerable across the map? >> david, what about the other ticket? i mean, what does this mean for the trump vance campaign? do they adjust their playbook at all, >> they they have to adjust their playbook a little bit, especially in some of those swing states. and her vice presidential selection, which normally we wouldn't pay attention to plays some important role because it

>> i think she will pick one of the governors and maybe mark kelly.ething to her. they are all centrist, they all have governed and divided state legislature which is helpful for you if you are the vice president which is what she should be looking for and you have to look at mark kelly who probably has one of the best bios you could want in politics and is an all-around american hero and he brings arizona and put that back into play and he can talk tough on the border. i think it will be a governor or mark kelly. >> john: abc news and ipsos poll asked people about the favorability of the potential candidates. gina raimondo is not included but if you take a look at it across the board, pete buttigieg has the highest favorability though his net is lower than people like kelly, witmer, and on. but that suggests that maybe kelly, may be pete buttigieg are the number one and number two pick. he gets to arizona but i think she really likes pete buttigieg. >> i think he also has the name i.d. having won the iowa caucus. that's where that's baked in but the

could popular senator mark kelly make a difference there? roy cooper's really interesting governor retiring governor in north carolina. this was the closest state that biden lost to trump. could democrats go on? vance maybe with roy cooper on the ticket? and then finally, one of these names does not like the other here, and that's andy beshear, the governor of kentucky. that's the state that donald trump won by more than 25 points. if you're picking andy beshear here, you're not picking him to pick up kentucky, you're going after something else, wolf good point. >> john berman. thank you very, very much. erin, back to you. all right. well, if and joining us now is antonio vieira gaza, the former democratic mayor of los angeles, who has known vice president harris for 30 years and will be a delegate at the democratic national convention next month in chicago. so i appreciate your time, mayor we understand that harris found out just today that as biden was dropping out of the race, and obviously you've known her for three decades. i don't know

mark kelly of arizona. there they are -- do you have a favorite, rich. >> one that stuck out to me was the governor of kentucky. someone that knows how to win over persuadable voters. kentucky is a state trump one by 26 points. in the most recent reelection flip red counties to blue counties. ran up a store in the big cities great relationships with organized labor. people enjoy working with him. i think he has someone to watch right now. >> important to consider battlegrounds. let's play him. >> winning those battleground states is most important. i think we have seen over the last, well, decades that you you pick as your vice president does not determine whether you will win a state or not. what it does determine is whether you've got the message right across-the-board and of course i am very proud of what we've done here in illinois. >> what about the deep states on the dem side. >> all of those states are very solid. it is interesting about the battleground states. when i looked at rear -- real clear po

of mark kelly were to run for vice president and become vice president of parents were going to win. that would leave open senete seat in arizona. we know that is already swing state. so that's a calculation democrats would have to make. >> what are some harris might have to focus on to appeal to the broader base of people. yeah, she's got a whole platform. she's got to roll out now. >> well, yeah, but good thing about biden backing harris says that she can run on the biden-harris for so there isn't too much rewriting that needs to be done there. look, we're seeing her go on the offense against republicans when it comes to project 2025. this conservative governing agenda that was put out by the conservative group, the heritage you know that agenda has the trump campaign has distance themselves from it. but democrats really working to tie them to the issue of abortion and abortion rights. this is a very successful issue that democrats have been able to campaign on just 2 years ago in 2022, remember when republicans are suppose at that nationwide, fred wave that didn't happen in far pa

. >> reporter: potential harris running mate, arizona senator mark kelly, fired back. >> utterly ridiculous and obnoxious and wrong. what i really worry about is what he would do being one heartbeat away from the presidency. >> reporter: and tonight the fbi says that it finds that mr. trump's ear injury was caused by a bullet or a bullet fragment from the gunman's weapon after the fbi director had said it may have been shrapnel at a hearing this week. mr. trump posted that he intends to go back to butler, pennsylvania, for another rally that would honor the victims of the assassination attempt.

caller: i would love to have mark kelly as our vice president. anyone out there would be a good one. one of the thing that bothers me about trump same people with different languages are coming, he is terrified of other languages. he does not know how to explain himself. he was talking about argentina as if argentina was a man, not a country. he did not know puerto rico was part of the united states. he is the most illiterate person talking about world affairs and he has nothing nice to say. i just like so much that he pushes women down. he wants to keep us down on her knees and that is unacceptable, not america. the documents he took were just dismissed, he took the most documents of anyone in the history of the united states. what did he plan to do with it? he needs to answer to that. he is a rapist. why we choose a president who is a rapist. host: she did mention senator kelly in arizona. guest: i think he is a very interesting choice. it is not at all clear who is going to be picked but he strikes me and a lot of other people as perhaps the l

also on the list is mark kelly of arizona and transportation secretary pete buttigieg.nd to be sure, stick around for "morning joe" as the crew asked senator mark kelly about the possibility of joining the ticket and his role on the campaign, but joining us now msnbc's political analyst brendan buck who served as press secretary for former house speaker paul ryan when he was a vice presidential nominee. brendan, thank you so much. all right. what's your take on the list. you put out some interesting observations on x. you thought mark kelly and tim waltz perhaps were not as serious. >> that was on my list. >> okay. tell us your take on this process, how you -- how you think each of these candidates could fit a potential harris ticket. >> let me start by saying the obvious, that you should pick somebody who you think can be president. >> yes. >> that's a quality you should maintain. >> for some that's a throat-clearing exercise but in this case it's very important. on the other side you have j.d. vance who is common skating himself not to be a very mature person and havi

i would say also that mentioning foreign policy and federal experience before now mark kelly has not served in state office, has not been a governor so he doesn't have executive experience but that's one of the cons here but someone who has served in the federal government only for four years, he's won two tough races, though, campaign experience, has some foreign policy experience but, of course, beyond that, he was a fire pilot, an strond and extensive public service record but different from what we might see from people who have served in government for longer. so i think kamala harris and one of the things to factor in terms of policy, he's verified identified with gun control issues, he's the husband of gabby gifford shot years ago and seriously injured. they've campaigned for gun control. that's going to encourage some voters to, democrat party and also on immigration issues, at least as far as public polling goes, he is a border state governor, perhaps he could speak to those issues better than other candidates that kamala t harrisis could pick. >> virginia in houston, texas,

so that's one of the names near the top of the list another one is united states senator mark kelly aemocrat of arizona. he is seen as a pretty attractive candidate an astronaut few other things. there are vulnerabilities there as well. the question is would he help bring arizona along from perhaps the trump lead that we're seeing right now. into the harris kelly column, i did see there was a long glowing puff piece in "the new york times" about mark kelly as potential running mate for kamala harris recently and our legal miranda devine noted at the bottom many words into it noted that mark kelly helped start a aerial surveillance balloon company with chinese investors which might be a bit of an issue given what we recall happening over the skies of america. >> earlier last year. so one of the things eights was funny is wall street journal polled group of people how they feel about all the names that kamala harris may select whether it's mark kelly josh shapiro ash did i bashir or griffinnen whitmer it is the can't wait because nobody knows who they are what they stand for. 50% can't

sun tore mark kelly appearing to emerge as a top choice in vice president harris veep stakes.k her as the running mate because it would offset her weakness which is border. kelly has criticized the administration on the border but did vote in favor of the border deal earlier in the year. the harris campaign is touting endorsements of 21 current and former mayors from across arizona in a memo yesterday. the mayor of nogalos, one of the border towns in the state, claims harris understands our border communities and a is dedicated to partnering with state and local officials to solve the broken border crisis. are you surprised by the amount of mayors in arizona that have come out in support of her? >> no. no. most of those mayors live in democrat cities and this shows they put politics over what the actual truth is. the reality is, the border is a sidisaster along the southern border of arizona and the southern border of all of our states in the country and every state has become a border state because of it and kamala harris is one of the people to blame for it. as is joe biden.

mark kelly enjoys support even from people on the other side of the aisle than him.d of a former congresswoman, gabby giffords, who was shot while she was on duty as a congressperson, he's somebody that has mass appeal and could have it not just in arizona but across the board. pennsylvania governorjosh shapiro has been looked at by numerous republicans and is lauded in many ways. but also, do you want to take that chance, given how influential pennsylvania is? but i would say this: i'd hope the pick would not be kelly, because democrats have such a razor—thin margin in the senate. do they really want to put that in play? do they want to risk that? so i'm not really sure who would be the best one right now, but one thing is for sure. it doesn't seem a woman... governor gretchen whitmer of michigan, who isjust incredible — it doesn't seem like that will be a two—woman ticket, if i may go so far. it would have been exciting. rina, we have about 30 seconds left, but i want to ask you, how long do you think this harris honeymoon might last? the democrats are very excited

can mark kelly deliver arizona? >> i don't think that's the reason you white you pick him. time if you looked at most presidential nominees have figured that out. there's no guarantee in a state. you need to pick a running mate that balances out weaknesses. that that's what you your perceives weaknesses or why did barack obama choose joe biden? he was debating between joe biden and tim kaine. he wanted to go tim kaine. and putin invaded georgia, the country. and suddenly it was like, oh, barack obama's lack of foreign policy experience, tim kaine was a sitting governor of virginia without any perceived foreign policy experience. so then you're like, let me shore that up. and biden was that to him. so i think the smartest way to pick a running mate is to find somebody you're comfortable with, who also happens to be strong on something you're weak. >> chuck todd, thank you very much. good to have you. >>>ment colting up, she's got the cash, the backing of the president, and what feels like a whole lot of momentum. but not everyone is immediately supporting kamala harris. what

mark kelly enjoys support even from people on the other side of the aisle than him.of a former congresswoman, gabby giffords, who was shot while she was on duty as a congressperson, he's somebody that has mass appeal and could have it not just in arizona but across the board. pennsylvania governorjosh shapiro has been looked at by numerous republicans and is lauded in many ways. but also, do you want to take that chance, given how influential pennsylvania is? but i would say this: i'd hope the pick would not be kelly, because democrats have such a razor—thin margin in the senate. do they really want to put that in play? do they want to risk that? so i'm not really sure who would be the best one right now, but one thing is for sure. it doesn't seem a woman. governor gretchen whitmer of michigan, who isjust incredible — it doesn't seem like that will be a two—woman ticket, if i may go so far. it would have been exciting. rina, we have about 30 seconds left, but i want to ask you, how long do you think this harris honeymoon might last? the democrats are very excited, bu

mark kelly enjoys support even from people on the other side of the aisle than him.rmer congresswoman, gabby giffords, who was shot while she was on duty as a congressperson, he's somebody who has mass appeal, and could have it not just in arizona but across the board. pennsylvania governorjosh shapiro has been looked at by numerous republicans and is lauded in many ways. but also, do you want to take that chance, given how influential pennsylvania is? but i would say this: i'd hope the pick would not be kelly, because democrats have such a razor—thin margin in the senate. do they really want to put that in play? do they want to risk that? so i'm not really sure who would be the best one right now, but one thing is for sure. it doesn't seem a woman. governor gretchen whitmer from michigan, who isjust incredible — it doesn't seem like that will be a two—woman ticket, if i may go so far. it would have been exciting. rina, we've got about 30 seconds left, but i want to ask you, how long do you think this harris honeymoon might last? the democrats are very excited, but i

is that perhaps mark kelly helps vice president harris on the border issue. what do you think? >> yeah, i don't think he hurts for the democrats. he has been a critic of the biden administration. he has called the border situation of crisis during the biden era. it's so if something that he may be seen as a way to rhetorically reset on the issue. this is something something that was an issue in his own reelection campaign in 2022. so he has sort of been vetted by arizona voters on that and he has used tough rhetoric. he also was someone who was saying not to end title 42 a year ago and danielle, what about governor cooper in north carolina? i mean, there is some talk in the democratic party, obviously that they would love to get north carolina. it hasn't been something the democrats been able to win since barak obama back in 2008, but it's on their map now. could cooper get harris? over the edge in that state? i know i'm asking you something to predict, but what what's the sense there where you are that is a question everyone's asking right now, when president biden lost north

i mean, i think what she has to hope is that mark mark kelly sos the immigration situation, and he helpser in 3e pennsylvania. cheryl: don't you pick a vp that would deliver a state that, could be in theory, arizona. or pennsylvania seems to be -- >> okay, delivers pennsylvania, maybe costs her michigan. cheryl: interesting. we've got a lot to the talk about this morning. we're just getting started. coming up, futures are starting the week in the green, big week of earnings, job data out this week. strive asset management ceo matt cole is up next with a preview of all of this. we've got the fed's two day poy meeting that starts tomorrow. and then there is this, jill biden had plenty of praise for the olympics opening ceremony. why is the general public so outraged about what they saw on the stage on friday. don't miss a moment of it. you're watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. ♪ daughter: hey, dad. dad: hey, sweetheart. daughter: what are you doing? dad: i'm gonna clean the fence. daughter: it's a lot of fence. dad: you wanna help me? dad: aim at the wall, but get closer.

>> what mark kelly bring to the ticket? well, you mentioned it right from the key swing state of arizona, one by the smallest of margins last time around one by actually less by joe biden, less than he went to pennsylvania. and he only won pennsylvania by a little bit more than a point. how about this? a great biography? i mean, my goodness gracious. can you do better than an astronaut i'm not sure that you necessarily can. but what about the cons right? he lacks executive experience, so kamala harris really doesn't have much executive experience either, right? she obviously was the attorney general out in california. she was the da in san francisco. she was a senator here from california, but she doesn't she hasn't ever actually lead a state. >> and neither is mark kelly. >> he is somebody who has an astronaut. and then basically became a senator. so i'm not quite sure he fills out the ticket in terms of the way that we normally do, in terms of a vp were one is normally a member of congress or member of a legislative branc

right now, i'm leaning towards mark kelly.roblem because he is a senator and we worry about the balance of the senate. mark kelly puts a lot of different places in play. his story is amazing. he is a former astronaut, after all. i see him being -- kelly and shapiro are the top two. >> i want to explain now, i heard the campaign is clarifying there was a misreading of the announcement they made that he will be campaigning for her but not with her. she's been isolated today. she was very busy yesterday, went to houston to give the speech to the teachers. came back and met with netanyahu. today she's been doing the pressing work. she has to have a running mate by thursday. i guess that's what she's doing tomorrow also. our apologies for that. shapiro has been out there, out front and showing off his chops. adam, on "morning joe," pete buttigieg also a potential vice presidential judge called donald trump weak for trying to pull out of the debate. they seem to be wanting to taunt him. >> yeah. i think that's an excellent strategy.

but i think also mark kelly, senator mark kelly of arizona is someone who we hear over and over is acrats see as strong. a lot of people, a lot of republicans said he is basically tethlon. with gabbie giffords, this survivor. an astronaut, a senator, he can go against the trump campaign on border issues, which we know already they're going after kamala harris pretty hard on. >> let's go back to jd vance. a bit of a rocky rollout, i'd say. he's been on the fundraising swing this week, also meme fied and had a little bit of bad press. tell us about what's going on here. is there any buyer's remorse we're picking up from the republican side? >> it's been a weird week for jd vance, right? there's been some talk of couches, childless cat ladies. we don't need to explain all that, but it's been a weird week. we are not picking up any hints that there is buyer's remorse. first of all, the fact that joe biden might step down and kamala harris could take the top of the ticket, this was something that was very well-known at the time. trump picked jd vance. remember, he extended this for a real

>> mark maybe. >> steve: mark kelly.ent, how do you feel about that? >> that is not going to happen. >> steve: another fella. ohio state. >> larry. >> steve: we were watching how we play. who is that guy? >> that guy is josh shapiro, i think from pennsylvania, if not mistaken. >> steve: very good. who is that guy? >> i don't know. >> steve: governor of great state of minnesota. >> i'm from michigan. i don't know. i'm not familiar with that guy. that is mr. pete buttigieg. they call him bute-judge. >> that is fellow bald guy, mark kelly from arizona. stick with bald guys. >> steve: would a bald guy be a good vice president? >> nothing more powerful than a confident bald guy. >> steve: pete is nodding. >> i like you pete, you are doing lrlt. >> steve: people on the street do not know who people are, according to this fella, bald guy would make a great president, or vice president that is. more "fox and friends" from streets 've new york city and the studio, coming up. >> doos on the loose sponsored by "reagan." ♪("baby" by

kelly, here is a former astronaut, a really well-known person for many americans, considering that,nd of the 2000s in 1911, when the shuttle program was still active with us, maybe they’ll pull him out and what’s the answer , so to speak, from the democrats jady vance, because mark kelly is also perceived by many as such a national hero, really there is a popular one especially of his generation 45-50 plus, maybe his, but there are several relatively strong governors, yes, who are considered to be strong farms. this is exactly what the democrats are banking on now, there are difficulties, but i fully admit that many of them, as we have seen, again from a large number of stuff in the press, are morally resigned to the fact that maybe trump will be re-elected for a second term, well, in general the republicans are winning, well we are determined to work as if in the future for the next electoral campaign, but for the congressional elections in 2026, for the presidential race in 28, and so on, the main thing now is not... to lose devastatingly in order to maintain at least some of our

mark kelly enjoys support even from people on the other side of the aisle than him.*s, who was shot while she was on duty as a congressperson, he is somebody who has mass appeal and could have it's notjust in arizona but across the board. pennsylvania governorjosh shapiro has been looked at by numerous republicans and is lauded in many ways, but also, do you want to take that chance given how influential pennsylvania is? buti given how influential pennsylvania is? but i would say this: i had hoped the pic would not be kelly, because democrats have such a razor thin margin in the senate. do they really want to put that in play? do they want to risk that? so i'm not really sure who would be the best one right now, but one thing is for sure. it doesn't seem a woman, governor gretchen whitmer, from michigan, who isjust michigan, who is just incredible, michigan, who isjust incredible, doesn't seem like that will be a two woman ticket, if i may go so far. it would have been exciting. we have about — would have been exciting. we have about 30 seconds left, but i want to as

>> i think mark kelly's bio is great but i imagine a lot of people haven't spent a lot of time listening to him talk. if you are kamala harris, you want somebody who can be president on day one but you also want someone who can go out and attack, very effectively, donald trump and i don't think mark kelly really brings the fire. he's not as good of a talker, simply put, as you need. the two obvious choices are josh schapiro and pete buttigieg, have executive experience, both incredibly smart and very adept at attacking, being on tv, getting the earned media coverage that is essential. both of those, i think they bring challenges that i'm sure they are wrestling with but to me, those are the obvious ones. >> you mentioned jd vance, and then you mentioned prior to that, brandon, you have to pick someone who on day one can be president of the united states if need be. there's a fair amount of republican remorse around the vp pick. there's a piece in the atlantic that reads the republican choice of jd vance looks less like a master stroke and more like the impulse purchase of a luxury good a

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mark kelly, this conversation silicon valley, how do you bring some people in the tech sector, mark kelly file tech people. so that could be another play here for her if she wants to try to raise money from that sect. >> pete buttigieg is making the rounds. how important that the vp candidate themselves brings a lot of cash when it's clear that harris' campaign has been able to get quite a bit of traction with donors without any help at all on that front. >> it's a question for me is how long is this honeymoon going to continue with her at the top of the ticket. and the other piece of that is she -- whoever she picks, right, she will not be able to be in 20 places at once. you have to send your running mate out to raise money and you need someone who can connect with donors in some capacity, whether policy perspective or somebody they personally like. in my view, what's going to happen here from the reporting i've been doing on this is she'll be out on the campaign trail. she'll be doing these events and doing these rallies. the running mate will as well. that person could be deployed to

a lot of attention paid to mark kelly, the arizona senator, the former astronaut, the husband of gabbyate, arizona, and who also has a kind of moderate record that i think might be a good fit with her. there are also some others, but i hear a lot about mark kelly these days. >> and you wrote the book on nancy pelosi literally. how would you describe her behind the scenes role as the pressure was growing especially in the house caucus for biden to step aside? >> you know, no one played a bigger role than nancy pelosi in pulling this off, in basically rejecting biden's original decision not to step back and in orchestrating calls from house members in public and in private calling for him to step back, and then making the case to biden himself that he was threatened to undermine his legacy by leading democrats to disaster in november. you know, nancy pelosi understands power better than maybe anybody else in town, and we certainly saw her exercise that in these last few weeks. >> and the best vote counter in legislative history arguably. i don't know, going way back. susan page, as alway

but instead come from the sun belt that someone like mark, kelly and i think i think strength of his that he comes from a border state is able to talk about that issue and just give additional credibility to the ticket when talking about that issue. and roy cooper, an example, another governor, governor of north carolina a state that democrats truly feel is winnable for them right now, joe biden was not able to win that state four years ago. instead, he won our home state i home state of georgia. but democrats really think they have a shot there until i do think that that's a big part of the calculus for the vice president in thinking through what state does this potential running mate bring to the table? and i think someone like andy beshear, who a lot of democrats like is from a state, the state of kentucky most democrats don't think kentucky's necessarily in play, but could he put all their surrounding states in play? that's the question yeah. >> you brought up the border, so i wanted to ask you about that issue. republicans, of course, are trying to define kamala harris, donald t

of mark kelly were to run for vice president and become vice president of parents were going to win.at in arizona. we know that is already swing state. so that's a calculation democrats would have to make. >> what are some harris might have to focus on to appeal to the broader base of people. yeah, she's got a whole platform. she's got to roll out now. >> well, yeah, but good thing about biden backing harris says that she can run on the biden-harris block for so there isn't too much rewriting that needs to be done there. look, we're seeing her go on the offense against republicans when it comes to project 2025. this conservative governing agenda that was put out by the conservative group, the heritage you know that agenda has the trump campaign has distance themselves from it. but democrats really working to tie them to the issue of abortion and abortion rights. this is a very successful issue that democrats have been able to campaign on just 2 years ago in 2022, remember when republicans are supposed to that nationwide red wave that didn't happen in far part because we know that dem

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what would mark kelly bring to the ticket that the other choices wouldn't, alencia?you led in, right, he is in arizona, a border state, so there is a piece of immigration policy that he can bring. he also is a staunch supporter of gun violence prevention, obviously, what has happened to his wife, congresswoman gabby giffords and so he is able to bring some of that energy to the ticket. the reality is all of the quote, unquote front runners, the surrogates that have been out there that are on the short list will bring so much to the vice presidential piece of the ticket. you know, someone that's ready day one and someone that's ready to be a partner. someone that can also make up for some of the places where vice president harris might need some extra support, whether it's immigration or whether it's with veterans, whatever it may be with their experience, and so i actually don't envy the harris campaign right now because we have such a great pitch of folks who would be great partners to her, including senator kelly as well as so many of the other voices that have bee

on this they need arizona, mark kel. >> mark kelly senator kelly one leading contenders of could ians could be north carolina governor cooper they my go with all woman ticket with gretchen whitmer we don't know we will be watching senator, good to see you june pce index out nine minutes' time bring you numbers market reaction first nancy tengler here with expectations and ideas for watching you are watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. stay with us. . ♪ high above me, so lovely ♪ . you got subscriptions? yeah, netflix. hulu. the free trial forgot to cancel it, that whole thing? that's actually me. what if i told you that experian has subscription cancellation, where you can just cancel them with a click of a button? boom. it's that easy to cancel. that's actually really cool. it's great. with subscription cancellation, people save on average $270 a year. say less. i'm thinking girl math, you can buy a pair of shoes with that. that's a lot of money. i actually need that. get started now with the experian app. (qb) this is it. one play. this is when we find out... (luke)

and somebody who she can work with it might be that mark kelly, who also comes with the help of his wife, gabby giffords who is also a victim of political violence could be a couple that will look very good on the stage and be able to work together well with doug emhoff and vice president harris, and then would be president harris will know soon-ish. >> we understand sure process. >> i think really interesting though, to sort of play the game and think about who it might be jamal matt. >> thank you so much and jamal, thank you for correcting me on that it's you can credit where credit is due thanks, guys still ahead, president biden saying that he's looking forward to finishing his term and that is despite calls from some republicans that he should step down, we're going to discuss what the final months of a biden presidency could look like next this election season, stay with cnn with more reporters on the ground. and the best political team in the business follow the voters follow the results, follow the facts follow cnn chin up stiff upper lip real men don't ask for help today. many o

josh shapiro, the clear runaway winner, and mark kelly, not too far. all the goals on the other night, he said he doesn't buy the whole idea of selecting a vice presidential nominee. he based on thinking that that person can help you win, the state, is there evidence that a vp candidate can actually help president carry their state? okay. so we can go into the political science right here. we can run some models. we can look at past elections and yes, there is, it is small, mr. begala's right? it is small, but if you look over time, there does in fact seem to be some impact we're talking about half a point to two points on average, sometimes there's a fact, of course, when you're talking about average won't necessarily be there. but when we're talking about on average yes, there is that impact and more than that, it's really the only impact that we know that's measurable. the only thing that a vice president can do you think about these elections that we've had in this country, anderson, they are fought by the closest of margins, right? pennsylvania la

look at that by 14 points, mark kelly did pretty good as well, five points, of course, he was running federal office. so that's i think a little bit of a different baseline. then governor, but a lot of folks been talking about tim walz, the fact is tim walz may be folks that he may be good on the trail, but when it came to the minnesota voters, who knew him best, he only did slightly better better than joe biden did in 2020. so as you sort of focus this back out, you say to yourself, okay, if i want somebody who actually does best with the voters who know them best, josh shapiro, the clearwater in a way winter, and mark kelly not too far from paul bagala was on the other night. he said he doesn't buy the whole idea of selecting a vice presidential nominee based on thinking in that, that person can help you win, the state. is there evidence that a vp candidate can actually help the president carry their state? okay. so we can go into the political science right here. we can run some models. we can look at past elections and yes, there is, it is small, mr. begala's right? it is small, b

>> colleague mark kelly in this process? good morning where we were a lot of good people in the race and it sounds like a politician's answer, but it's true. >> i mean, i listened to the analysis before this their arguments we made for jb pritzker of illinois, very successful governor who has shown some real leadership and loyalty to the ticket. i then you can go through long list let's do it possibilities. but the bottom line is the decision has to be made and soon just a few days remain before the ballot. names have to be submitted to the states. >> center, the trump campaign, and it's associates have started running ads against vice president harris. and the new york times this morning has noted how she has shifted some of her positions since she was first running for president in 2019 in 2020, i'm just gonna read you a paragraph from the times article she changed her position on fracking in pennsylvania. she released that just friday in the times says in addition to change your position on fracking campaign official, say

and so somebody like josh shapiro or mark kelly coming from swing states has an appeal as well as the governor of michigan, gretchen whitmer. i think so. that's part of it. there's also a calculus of just general electoral appeal. and so, somebody like beshear, from kentucky has sort of signaled southern moderate, cooper in north carolina has the benefit of being at least a potential swing state while also, having a more moderate image. so those are among the considerations i'd expect the vice president to weigh. >> and we've certainly seen from the trump and vance campaign a strategy that was really focused on biden. we saw earlier that they're pivoting a bit what do they need to do in terms of managing the kind of uncertainty about who they're going to be paired up against? >> well, i think that we're already seeing an effort to tie the vice president to the less popular aspects of the biden record. biden, harris record in terms of inflation and immigration and the border, but i think this really does take away one of their main, themes, which was that biden was too old to be presid

mark kelly, i have served with this man as well.ne of the most extraordinary human beings i have met. forget u.s. senator. he has landed jets on aircraft carriers, military service, a nasa astronaut. quite literally, the guy has the right stuff and he is out of the world. with mark kelly, you also get perhaps one of the greatest champions and heroes in the country who would be the second lady in gabby giffords. this is a powerful group of people. we, as democrats, should understand that we have momentum. we have energy. i am out here in nevada campaigning up and down the ticket right now because this election, as great as our candidate is, will be won by the grassroots, by seeing this record volunteerism that she has, these small dollar contributions. when it comes to leadership, i know the vice presidential pick is important but we are the leaders that we have been looking for. there are a lot of really important roles that each of us now have to play in getting this election to a victory spot. >> let's switch gears for a minute to