nancy? >> natalie brand at the white house, thank you. >>> tonight, fire crews across the west are racing to contain scores of wildfires with more than 2 billion acres burning right now. the park fire near the city of chico, california, is the nation's largest. cbs' jonathan vigliotti is there. jonathan? >> reporter: nancy, we're here on a ridgeline, and from this perspective, you can see how the wind pushed these flames up into this neighborhood. tonight, thousands of homes are threatened. an out of control monstrous inferno. the park fire burning just outside the city of chico, doubling in size since friday. now, nearly 350,000 acres. flames incinerating roughly 480 square miles. >> crazy. chaotic. scary. >> reporter: the fires burning nearly 5,000 acres every hour. nearly 10,000 evacuated. more than 130 structures, including homes, have been destroyed. no injuries have been reported. this fire tornado, the result of an inferno so massive it's creating its own weather system. crews this we

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nancy had to wonder. just did not sound like cari. >> because my daughter was so meticulous about grammar and spelling and the way it sounded. >> the stuff was like what? >> it was just garbage. it was chaotic and it just -- the language that was used and everything else. >> unless you become a different sort of person. >> yeah, so in that, too thinking -- is this the case? >> had her daughter had a total breakdown what if cari's disappearance was not what it seemed to be? coming up, max reaches out to his mother with a test. >> things only she would know? and, dave buys another gun that soon goes missing. could cari be behind it? >> she is still active and sending text messages and pictures. >> or, maybe it wasn't cari at all. soon, police will be investigating a whole new suspect. when dateline continues. spect. when dateline continues. an alternative to pills, voltaren is a clinically proven arthritis pain relief gel, which penetrates deep to target the source of pain with nonsteroidal anti-inflammator

was there any way out for joe against nancy. was there any way out forjoe biden — against nancy. was there any way out forjoe biden other than _ against nancy. was there any way out forjoe biden other than this, - forjoe biden other than this, bowing down to the pressure you described there? i bowing down to the pressure you described there?— bowing down to the pressure you described there? i don't think so, i think it would've _ described there? i don't think so, i think it would've been _ described there? i don't think so, i think it would've been a _ described there? i don't think so, i think it would've been a very - think it would've been a very underfunded, disorganised campaign and you would see... the issue at hand wasn'tjust and you would see... the issue at hand wasn't just the and you would see... the issue at hand wasn'tjust the white house. it was that he was dragging down the candidates running for senate and the united states house, and democrats were looking at a full—blown republican wipe—out next fall which was quite frankly terrifying to many of the rank—and—fi

�* , particularly regarding nancy pelosi? v . particularly regarding nancy pelosi?here's a lot of moving arts pelosi? there's a lot of moving parts happening- _ pelosi? there's a lot of moving parts happening. i've _ pelosi? there's a lot of moving parts happening. i've heard - parts happening. i've heard from multiple sources on capitol hill in particular things are developing quickly and they don't know exactly at this very moment the conversations are between the president and his inner circle, but as my colleagues have reported, dusting biden is more open to the idea that, and the reason why he has heard not just from the former house speaker nancy pelosi but also from the current house minardi leader hakeem jeffries as well as majority, senate majority leader chuck schumer, all of them telling him that if he stays atop the ticket, that could affect their chances of keeping the senate, potentially flipping the house back to democratic hands, in the long run, and what i have been hearing for blessing particular is that this week of the house is that this week of

nancy, we've got to take this to you.e loan debt, $1.2 billion there, the eighth circuit appeals court this louisiana stopped biden's student loan bailout in its entirety. what do you think of this, nancy? >> yeah. thank goodness, liz, right? i, you know, i go back to when the student loan program was niche -- initiated in 1997, and the department of education told us we were going to earn $6 on every to to $1000 leapt. instead, we lost $9. and now you add to that the compounding of just forgiving the debt, it goes straight to the deficit. this is a bad plan. it's clearly pannerring before an election, and note that it was only for public worker. so know your audience. i think it was very well crafted, and i'm glad it got shut down. elizabeth: that's interesting, what nancy just said. it's pandering, trying to buy votes. carol, you saw the decision, the court agreed with state a.g.s, it's unconstitutional, it's unfair. why should those who never went to college have to pay for that? colleges are sitting on endowments the

nancy pelosi yet to weigh in. we are starting to get more leadership members throwing their support behind kamala harris including dick durbin, the number two ranking democratic in the senate. he put out a statement saying he's proud to endorse my former senate colleague and good friend kamala harris. vp harris was a critical partner in building the biden record over the past four years. count me in for kamala harris for president. i do think that there could be a degree of strategy associated with the rolling out of these endorsements. they no doubt wanted to see a big wave of support for harris right out of the gate to try to counterbalance these three weeks of uncertainty and show that democrats are ready to unify behind a candidate and that there's a level of energy behind that candidate. there's some benefit to allowing these rank and file members to say their peace, get their names out there, attach them to kamala harris and allowed leadership, chuck schumer, hakeem jeffries and others to take a step back an

it is nancy pelosi and merrick garland that make iti am far from dead. [screaming] g bannon]marjorie taylor greene: steve, we have a priest here[inaudible] when churches were shut down because of covid. i am going to prison. i am proud ofi am proud of going to prison. i am proud to go to prison. to stand up to tyranny. if this is what it takes stand up to the corrupt criminal . if this is what it takes to stand up to joei am proud to do it. [crowd noise] >>m 15 minutes away. i will get you whatever you need . steve me, pray for our enemies. >> are an angel and may god nares of the devil. the heavenly host, tgod, amen. god bless you. steve bannon: thank you, father. you are from cbs news? abc? did you like thei bench pressed -- the way i bench pressed [crowd screaming] [cing usa] abc news just asked if i have any regrets. i haveot only no regrets, i am proud of what i did. iison today. if the lawyers in the houseancy pelosi [inaudible] it did not have the impact of watergate and no drinking member beyond evidence. basic committee today and we need to do w

that's the one nancy made reference to. so nancy kagan smith and mary ryan edited modern first ladies. their documentary legacy. this book spelled out why archival documents should be located cataloged and made available to researchers so that we could deepen. and in cases begin the critical task of actually figuring out what it was. first ladies did, further spurring then were books and memoirs written by ladies and those in their circle. now, helen taft and eleanor roosevelt, lady bird johnson, betty ford and others had published memoirs 1982. but the trend accelerated in this time in the 1980s, mrs. ford wrote a second book, and rosalynn carter and nancy reagan published two books apiece. mrs. reagan's chief of staff, james rosebush, wrote first lady, public wife, for example, 1988, it was just one in a line of fascinating insider stories. the 1990s was a rich decade. scholarly articles based upon archival research began to appear in journals like presidential studies quarterly. author carl anthony, published first ladie

and and a question for you, nancy. could provide some examples of particularly useful documents about first ladies that you came across in your research. and were there any surprising revelations that you found those documents? well, the presidential libraries have, wonderful material to research on first ladies, including textual files, audio files, photographic files at some libraries, there are audio tapes. mrs. johnson's diary, which can listen to. so all of those are wonderful records, particularly useful documents on. first ladies are those that change or are really. and why didn't us and concept and one that i can think of that is really revolutionary in terms of the role of the first lady is when i interviewed mrs. johnson in 1987, she told me jackie kennedy, three days after johnny anthony been assassinated, federer over to tea at the white house on november 26. mrs. johnson was still living at the elms, and she, mrs. johnson, thought it was just going to be about how startled then about how white house ran. b

we have, and nancy pelosi is such _ haven't we? we have, and nancy pelosi is such a _ haven't we?ncy pelosi is such a key _ haven't we? we have, and nancy pelosi is such a key figure - haven't we? we have, and nancy pelosi is such a key figure in - haven't we? we have, and nancy pelosi is such a key figure in the | pelosi is such a key figure in the democratic party, a very influential figure, there are suggestions that once she had started to express concern about president biden�*s health, that was when it was game overfor him. but she did, as you say, indoors kamala harris two days ago, but this is what you on camera. kamala is about strength and determination, in terms of public policy, _ determination, in terms of public policy, she — determination, in terms of public policy, she is a person of great faith, _ policy, she is a person of great faith, deep faith, and commitment to public— faith, deep faith, and commitment to public service in the most unselfish way. public service in the most unselfish wax and _ public service in the most unselfish way. and make no mistake, this

nancy pelosi said he should make up his mind whatever he wants to do but do it quickly.s a press conference tomorrow. read between the lines for me. >> yeah, unless god comes down, god almighty tells him not to run he will run. everybody is afraid to say what they think. which stephanopoulos said and then apologized. it is good for trump. no way joe biden can win. it is awful for democrats and here is what i would say. only two democrats that have the ability to step out and change the trajectory. barack obama and bill clinton together saying we served two terms. the two most popular democrat politicians in america right now, former presidents. we know that joe biden doesn't have the mental faculties to be able to do this job, democrats need a new candidate. unless barack obama and bill clinton potentially together come out and say that, i think joe biden is going to be the nominee and i think fortunately joe biden will get his ass kicked by donald trump in a little less than four months. >> brian: do you think trump should want president biden to stay? >> yes, 100%. the

size nancy pelosi making -- asking him to make a decision?t know, you are right, he did make his decision and he made it crystal clear to everybody. he is running for reelection. >> martha: that does not stop the fact that he has arrows coming from him from a lot of directions right now john, and another 1 is from hollywood, the reason is significant is because of george clooney by his own statement has bayonet running to the largest fundraising machine for the last 3 presidents and he felt campaign -- compelled to speak out and this is what he said today in a new york times editorial the got the attention of a lot of folks, he said it is devastating to say it but at the joe biden i was with 3 weeks ago at the fundraiser was not the joe "baig "effinf" deal of 2020? he wasn't even to the joe biden of 2020. he was the same man we'll witness as the debate, when you knew nominate ". how is as landing at house and among the team? >> have to be somewhat careful here martha, i don't work on the political, i'm at the national security council but i d

what former house speaker nancy pelosi said today. choice of words sent shockwaves through washington immediately. and influential donor actor george clooney asking the president to get out of the race. rachel scott, mary bruce both standing by. >>> but we are going to begin with the breaking news, several tornadoes here in the northeast, in new york, and now the tornado watches right now, multiple states just extended to midnight tonight. these storms moving from the midwest, right into the northeast now. this ef-3 tornado right here with 140-mile-an-hour winds in mount vernon, indiana. now dangerous storms and multiple tornadoes in western new york. this one in forestville. a state of emergency in eden, new york. severe damage from another reported tornado. there have been watches and warnings in syracuse, as well, and they've just been extended across several states, new york to pennsylvania, right into new england. in new york city tonight, news coming in also of a police recruit dying at a training facility, collapsing. authoriti

nancy livesay: have we ever met outside of this courtroom? i don't think so. nancy livesay: ok.n a first name basis. andrea canning: after 10 days and more than 40 witnesses, each side wrapped up. this is a story about jealousy and deceit. and this story has been around for a long, long time. andrea canning: the prosecution driving home its case that tammy had motive to kidnap heather elvis. they don't have one fiber, one teardrop, one piece of salt, one piece of a shoelace at the boat landing. andrea canning: the defense arguing, there was not a scrap of evidence to prove it. what would the jury do? all right, ladies and gentlemen, i understand that the jury has reached a verdict. andrea canning: it took jurors less than four hours to reach a verdict. we, the jury, find the defendant tammy caison moorer guilty of kidnapping. andrea canning: guilty of kidnapping and conspiracy to kidnap, two counts. in court, tammy took it stoically. later, she was emotional. i told my kids if a verdict came in, then i was going away. because i knew that's what it would be. andrea canning: the e

d've been killed because of nancy pelosi.id not secure the capital for anyone but she made sure she is always protected with armed guards with guns while her and her party worked hard to take the second amendment rights and ns away from americans. this is who the democrats are, the party that wants to take away yourity while they keep it for themselves. they are the party that will bring in the national guard by 30,000 after januaryo tell america they have taken over the federal government. that is who the democrats are here they are the party that will shut you down and take away ur first amendment, destroy your small business, take away your children's atfoe you to sts all for tierney so that they cat election. the democr the party covering up a president with dementia and they have been covering it up. they have all known that joe biden has had dementia since 2019 and they have lied and lied to your face and then they dare call president trump a liar? they stand behind a man that has no clue what he is saying, what he is d

nancy pelosi you know, there's that great carrie underwood song, jesus take the wheel i'm for nancy, take the wheel. okay. she's even older than president biden. she handed off her gavel to a younger generation of leadership in the world still turned on his access to party didn't fall apart. in fact, hakeem jeffries, her successor, wasn't even opposed in his bid for democratic leadership in the house she sets an example here the same time, i do know president biden has enormous respect for her and she said something very important this week. she said essentially, i'm i'm reading between the lines. let let's get through this nato summit is terribly important. president biden does a great job astride the global stage. let's get through that and then assess, well, that begins tomorrow morning and the president point of the way he to his speech monday in austin, my hometown at the lbj library lloyd doggett, the congressman from austin, is the first one to call for president biden to give up the nomination. and he has suggested maybe the president goes to lbj library, commemorates he is g

you mentioned nancy pelosi there. just how _ joe biden. you mentioned nancy pelosi there.st how crucial in his decision—making do you think it was that nancy pelosi, other allies like chuck schumer, where all phrasing this question that the president needs to think about it, that it president needs to think about it, thatitis president needs to think about it, that it is something he needs to give thought to, that they were just unequivocally saying, he should run? none of them made public statements to the effect that he should not run. those kind of statements, there were several members of the house and senate that made such statements. but when they could speak with him privately, present the data, when biden kept saying, no, it is tired, i am ahead in these polls, when for the most part, that simply wasn't what everybody else was seeing, i think they have the standing to present the information to him in a way that may be his own staff frankly felt uneasy presenting, and they have such respect for each other. i didn't know that nancy pelosi has got so many pieces of l

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what former house speaker nancy pelosi said today. her choice of words sent shockwaves through washington immediately. and influential donor actor george clooney asking the president to get out of the race. rachel scott, mary bruce both standing by. >>> but we are going to begin with the breaking news, several tornadoes in the northeast. the nor nay doe watches right now, multiple states, just extended to midnight tonight. these storms moving from the midwest, right into the northeast now. this ef-3 tornado right here with 140-mile-an-hour winds in mount vernon, indiana. now dangerous storms and multiple tornadoes in western new york. this one in forestville. a state of emergency in eden, new york. severe damage from another reported tornado. there have been watches and warnings in syracuse, as well. and they've just been extended across several states. new york to pennsylvania, right into new england. in new york city tonight, news coming in also of a police recruit dying at a training facility, collapsing. authorities pointing to th

hakeem jeffries, nancy pelosi and schumer have not endorsed harris yet. they say there are other qualified democrats who could take on mr. trump and win and picking a candidate without a contest is how a standard barrier had profound concerns about. they add, while the hour is late, there is time to put leading candidates through public scrutiny before the next convention, which is next month. clintons say they are honored to endorse kamala harris, they are not alone with 178 lawmakers following suit there endorsement. close to 4000 delegates will gather next month at the dnc. back to you guys. >> steve: thank you. pat ward at our white house unit, fox news can confirm vice president kamala harris spoke with barack obama yesterday. obama came out with a statement that did not endorse harris . he did not endorse biden in 2020. he probably said, i will not endorse you at this point. what we've heard from the obamas, they want an open process, an open competition. sounds like person to person, barack obama said, i'm not going to endorse you now. >> brian: he

this morning right here on msnbc, speaker emerita nancy pelosi passed up a golden opportunity to say president biden should stay in the race. >> it's up to the president to decide if he is going to run. >> to be clear, the president already said he is still running, and now a democratic senator offers this warning. >> donald trump is on track i think to win this election and maybe win it by a landslide. >> michael bennett becoming the first democratic senator who publicly express doubt about president biden's chances. >>> plus, this hour, president biden heads to a major union headquarters as he tries to shore up labor support to tamp down democratic anxieties, and then's back with nato leaders who are already fearful of a potential second trump term. e ae ♪♪ady fearful of a >>> good morning. thank you for being with us. it's 10:00 everyone. i'm ana cabrera reporting from new york. we begin with a very busy morning for president biden. this hour he'll travel from the white house -- e house -- is president biden the man who can beat donald trump in november? speaker nancy pelosi dodge

amy: we will speak to politico reporter ian ward and historian nancy isenberg, author of "white trash: the 400-year untold history of class in america." all that and more coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, this is war, peace, and the presidency. breaking with convention. i'm amy goodman. president biden has tested positive for covid, and canceled a campaign speech wednesday evening as he headed back to delaware to self-isolate. the white house said biden has mild symptoms and is being treated with the anti-viral drug paxlovid. biden was set to address the unidos u.s. conference in las vegas to appeal to latinx voters. earlier in the day, an unmasked biden was seen greeting supporters. just hours before news of the president's covid diagnosis went public, biden made headlines over comments during an interview with bet journalist ed gordon. >> is there anything you would look to, you personally, not other pungent's, not family members, that you would look to to say if you see that i will reevaluate. >> some medical condition that emerges. doctors say you have this p

schiff said that means nancy pelosi told him to do so. nancy pelosi himself speaking face-to-face with biden and saying it time to give him a rest. unseen hands, writing letter for george clooney, those forces are saying, i'm putting my name directly out there, that represents a current change andy woo are seeing biden against the world. t-shirts that say oakland against everybody. it is biden versus everybody in his party and we'll see what is going on mentally or that stubborn character, whether that will overcome reason as these members of the party, thought leaders of democratic party make a influence on the current president. >> kayleigh: stubborn is the key word. guy, it is widely known that biden bristled when he was passed over by obama and foregone as democratic nominee and obama sided with hillary clinton. obama has tread carefully, he knows if he goes out full court press, biden could retract into a corner. this comes out publicly and means maybe biden is being d defiant and obama thinks this is only choice he is left with. >>

that's right, that was the republican nancy _ at her.her. that's right, that was the republican nancy mace, who - at her. that's right, that was the | republican nancy mace, who said at her. that's right, that was the - republican nancy mace, who said "you are full of... " the bleep word and accused kimberly cheatle of not being honest. the secret service was responsible for managing the overall security protocol for the rally and when she arrived at the hearing, when she arrived at the hearing, when she arrived at the hearing, when she gave the statement right out of the gate, she said that it was a significant operational failure. she made the point that the secret service exists to ultimately protect leaders of the united states, former leaders, and that they had failed, but as we are talking, she kept not answering the questions stop that's how the lawmakers felt, crucial questions, and it was very combative and got very heated. you mentioned nancy mace, a republican, who swore at her, and there were other members from the democratic

stefanie. _ nancy pelosi, very legitimate. stefanie, it's— nancy pelosi, very legitimate.doesn't it? yes. that does then move things forward slightly, doesn't it?— slightly, doesn't it? yes, we know da 5-6 slightly, doesn't it? yes, we know day 5-6 after _ slightly, doesn't it? yes, we know day 5-6 after the _ slightly, doesn't it? yes, we know day 5-6 after the debate, - slightly, doesn't it? yes, we know day 5-6 after the debate, you - slightly, doesn't it? yes, we know day 5-6 after the debate, you feel day 5—6 after the debate, you feel there is a certain dynamic now evolving, and i think it has to do with the decision by the president and his advisers to be very passive, to not reach out. governors are quoted as saying we haven't heard from the president. so there's a certain dynamic, and it reminds me a bit, i spent a long time in london, and when the man with the gray suits come in until the prime minister that time is up — i'm not saying this is happening now, and i admit i don't know this country well enough, but this is a situation where this could happen, that t

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she has also received the endorsement of former house speaker nancy pelosi and the clintons.bs news estimates harris has received enough delegate support to clinch the democratic party nomination. democrats in california held a formal vote last night which ended in unanimous support of the vice president. virtual voting on the nominee could start as soon as next week, and the dnc hopes to have it wrapped up by august 7th. the convention kicks off august 19th in chicago. >>> in the meantime, republicans are getting back. former president trump held a news conference today, where he went after harrises 2020 campaign, and said he is not worried about facing off against her. >> she ran for president and she failed badly. she never even made it to iowa. she started off, coming from a large place as you know. california, and she had a little name value, and the name value didn't last long, because he ended up dropping like a rock, as soon as people got to know her. she was decimated in debates. >>> happening tomorrow, president biden is scheduled to address the nation about his dec

she's been coming to nancy's house every tuesday. for more than a decade. we're almost 100. a is away from the hello, hmm. volunteers call voters across the country, sometimes focusing on out of state races. but today everyone had a single focus to help elect kamala harris and democrats up and down the ballot. this is the most animated fund bank we've had in a while. there's a lot of enthusiasm, port and people were talking to and among all of us >>>>oh, >>and believe me, that's that's nice to hear a young dynamic female person of color. all of those things contribute to it's exciting. nancy said she will continue hosting weekly phone banks at her home all the way through the election and their next big boost will come when harris announces a running mate. >anne>and for the very latest on the presidential race, stay with us on air online at 800 website and kpx dot com and on the cbs 24 7 on the free cbs news app still ahead at noon and streaming on cbs news bay area, the water is heating up in lake tahoe. the warmer temperatures can become a breeding ground for dangerous bal

i mean, i have tremendous respect for nancy pelosi. have a good relationship with my soon to be colleague, adam schiff, i just happen to disagree when it comes to their assessment. i'm not just looking at the numbers, looking at the polls. i'm talking to people as well. here's what i take away. number one, there's a big disconnect between the chattering class and the working class in terms of what's going on with this race. this is going to be a close race in november. this is a worst for you in this election, not just the record and the leadership of president biden and the biden harris administration. but the contrast couldn't be clear and were hearing it all week long. this republican convention what's at risk should donald trump win? and this november, so the polls show, but joe biden more than in the ballgame, what we need to do is make sure every democrat is doing their part for the next hundred and nine days and we will win this november there is the chattering class, but nancy pelosi is anyone who has watched her followed her a

those democrats already saying nancy pelosi will not be there. a i nancy pelosi will not be there.dural process that will take place, where mr netanyahu will take place, where mr netanyahu will be escorted. we will expect the president to —— speaker to present mr netanyahu. you talked about him being divisive, and one person who isn't there in washington who has a take part of the senate is the vice president, kamala harris, saying that she had a diary event and she's not there. ., �* , ., , that she had a diary event and she's not there. . �* , . , ., that she had a diary event and she's not there. . �*, . , ., , not there. that's a bit thin, to be honest. not there. that's a bit thin, to be honest- this _ not there. that's a bit thin, to be honest. this visit _ not there. that's a bit thin, to be honest. this visit has _ not there. that's a bit thin, to be honest. this visit has been - not there. that's a bit thin, to be honest. this visit has been dire l not there. that's a bit thin, to be i honest. this visit has been dire for at least a month, and it was talked about for weeks

that the people that come to nancy's every week say they really enjoy getting together. >> it is the vibe of having all these other people around, who are today very excited about the kamala harris campaign. >> reporter: kathy is a regular, she has been coming to nancy's house every tuesday for more than a decade. >> we are almost 100 days away. >> reporter: the volunteers called voters across the country, sometimes focusing on out-of-state races but today, everyone had a single focus. >> to help elect kamala harris and democrats on the democratic ballot. >> there is a lot of enthusiasm from people we are talking to and among all of us. >> that is nice to hear. >> she is a young, dynamic, female, person of color, all of those things contribute, it is exciting. >> reporter: nancy says she will continue hosting at her home all the way to the election and the next big boost will come when harris announces a running mate. >> the vice president endorsed by major political names, chuck schumer and nancy pelosi say they are behind, harris. so, endorsements, and now cbs news estimate harris

first and foremost, what do you think nancy pelosi is saying there? what do you hear in her remarks? >> nancy pelosi is one of the best politicians and smartest people i've ever been blessed to deal with and interact with. and she's saying what we should do, we should reality are joe biden will determine whether he's the nominee or not. if he wants to be the nominee, he will be the nominee. if he doesn't, we'll have some other avenue. and she said, let joe biden decide. nancy had that decision a few years ago whether to remain as speaker or not, did she chose not to? but she's had a great life the last year-and-a-half as speaker emeritus and then on the national international stage as a person of wisdom and made it a big impact. and she's saying, leave it to joe biden nancy pelosi is almost always right i mean, she is an astute political tactician and in reading of data and polls and the temperature for sure. >> do you hear in those comments that she is not closing the door on the possibility that joe biden may still decide to step, too, may still dec

i also trust nancy pelosi's political acumen. nobody knows politics more than her, and nobody more than nancy pelosi. she does not get out there without information to back it up. she doesn't take risks, and she knows her politics. she knows her numbers. >> she doesn't lose votes. you remember, whenever nancy pelosi -- well, is this vote going to pass or not? we'd always say, when nancy was speaker, well, if she puts it on the floor, it'll pass because she knows where the votes are better than anybody i've ever seen. >> if there is a change, it's got to be a change that gets barack obama behind the candidate, michelle obama behind the candidate, george w. bush behind the candidate. former presidents and world leaders and people who understand the importance of democracy. it's going to take citizens who care about this country to bring this back together, or trump will win. trump right now is on the path to winning. >> yes, he is. let's go to nbc news capitol hill correspondent ryan nobles. ryan, what a day yesterday on the hill.

i think nancy pelosi will go down as the greatest speaker in the history of american politics. the are committing political malpractice, at best. and, what at worst it is is local petty politics from california, throwing itself onto the national stage. look, i believe that chuck schumer and nancy pelosi probably know, not probably, they do know this american political system better than i, they know joe better than i. they also know joe biden is not going to bow to public pressure at all. this man said he's in the race. at the end of the day, nancy pelosi and chuck schumer and others who, instead of corralling and the aid of kamala harris and pete buttigieg and joe biden are running to their local newspapers to write op-ed pieces, have done more damage to the president of the united states then he did himself on june 27th. we will right the ship, we will get on board. at the end of the day, you only have three choices. i've said this for the past six months and i think people are starting to pay attention to it. i heard my brother charlemagne talk about it the day. you only hav

she's not as crazy as nancy pelosi, crazy nancy. these are biden indictments.hese are a sick, weak, pathetic man who can't run an election, so he indicts his opponent thinking that's going to win. the stupid president that we have, stupid. he's a stupid person. >> martha: has he missed an opportunity to promote unity? >> no, he hasn't. i mean, look. there's campaign rhetoric on both sides. there has been. remember, it was less than a week and a half ago that president biden said we ought to put donald trump in the crosshairs effectively and put him in the center of the bull's-eye, he said. he retracted that statement and president trump has said some things about unity that president biden has said, but we are in the midst of a heated campaign, and it's beyond dispute that president trump has been the most attacked and maligned public figure in the history of the country. >> martha: but you yourself said that the discourse should not be personal or targeting people. have you just changed your mind? is this now the campaign you want? >> no, look. i articulate th

nancy pelosi had an appearance earlier this month on morning joe.that point it looked like the tides were turning in favor of president biden hitting back at these concerns about his age and plowing ahead with his election campaign and nancy pelosi went on "morning joe" to say it's up to president biden to make the decision. i hope he makes that decision quickly, because that time is running out. president biden had made his decision, but nancy pelosi said she wasn't happy with the decision he made and she wanted him to reconsider it. there's one reason why president biden made his decision yesterday afternoon ahead of today is congress returns to session today. i heard lawmakers expected the floodgates to open even more and more. it seems more and more like an untenable situation and at the end of the day, president biden decided to drop out. >> eugene, you've been closer than anyone. reflect on the next few days? >> it's like a 180. it's changed so quickly for vice president harris and those of us who cover her. at the beginning of this year, you

nancy pelosi writing on social media.step down and leave the race to someone else. let's speak to our correspondence nomia iqbal in washington, and the democrats framing this as an opportunity to thank him for his legacy while looking forward to finding a replacement? that's right, and the tributes have been coming in thick and fast, by the democratic party. it was interesting red out there, nancy pelosi, speaker of the house. she had expressed concerns privately about president biden, and i think there was a belief that that is when it really turned. nancy pelosi is one of the most influential members of the democratic party. she is also very, very close to president biden, and while she was not calling for him to stand down, she was not endorsing him either, and there was a sense that once pelosi has spoken, that that is when things change. joe biden said in that interview, if you remember, after the debate, that the only thing that would get him to stand down is if the lord almighty told him to, and there were lots of

what i can say is nancy pelosi wants to win back the house of representatives. she is committed to it and what i can speak to wolf is where my constituents are at. that's my job. i've been on the phone with my constituents for the last three weeks on an hourly basis. and i'm hearing deep and unaddressed doubts about the president's ability to beat donald trump, about his ability to discharge the duties of his office over the next four years. but i'm also hearing that my constituents recognize it's his decision. he may be at the top of the ticket, and if so, they expect me to run through the finish line to help him beat donald trump. and i absolutely will when do you think congressman you make a final decision whether you're going to stay with the president biden, or urge him to move on we had an expression in the marine corps, will slow is smooth and smoothest fast. >> i am not in any sense of panic or sense of urgency too fracture the party and so my job is to pressure tests the top of the ticket to ask tough questions to delay the roll call vote when the dnc t

i would challenge nancy pelosi and anybody else to show me the numbers. get donlan on the phone and let's figure this out i don't think he trusts, but also knowing biden he's very stubborn and he doesn't like to have his hand forced. >> i think anyone, people who love him would describe him that way. is there a chance he is more dugin by seeing these growing calls to get out. >> i think there's a couple of different things here. first of all, i think he was given some space initially you know, some of the media outlets got involved, but the party folks generally hung back the first week or two. he had that space now, it's an organic feeling coming from people all over the party and we've seen situations where the leadership speaks from all different angles and you got to pay attention to that who would, who would you want to? to replace them? >> we're going to come sure. we're going to come to that, but let me stay on. this i'm certainly happy to talk about that. let me talk about this here's, here's obama. i disagree respectfully with the notion that joe

mia reed nancy pelosi statement. resident biden is a patriotic american who is always put our country first. his vision values and leadership make him one of the most consequential presidents in american history. with love and gratitude to president biden for always believing in the promise of america giving people the opportunity to reach their fulfillment, god bless america with joe biden's greatness and goodness. what do you think of the lack of harris endorsement? my impression is that this is a moment for joe biden, and that endorsement for harris, if it comes -- it will come after he beat is given to president biden. some respect and some space. >> yeah, i think that's right, katie. i think that this is a moment to recognize the grace of what joe biden just did. and you know, i am as eager as anybody to think about what this campaign is going to be like in the next 3 1/2 months. i'm interested to see who kamala harris is going to pick to be her running mate, and how the politics shape out around all of the issu

he said that nancy pelosi is a great vote counter.ked really hard during her 20 some odd years in as a speaker and then as the democratic leader to win the match jordy she knows how it's done and clearly she is seeing that polls say that it cannot be done with joe biden on the ticket, which is why she's maneuvering behind the scenes, but he also had another interesting to say that the way to deal with a president is not necessarily to bombard them with this public pressure, but rather to work behind the scenes. so lawmakers have been trying to work behind the scenes to privately talk to the president about their concerns about this polling. some of it has spilled into the public. i think the big question is, as this gets, gases continues to drag on and as we get closer to the convention, will some of that private pressure begin to go public as a last-ditch effort. think this week is going to be a really interesting one where there could be some movement because the clock is running out for when that dnc is lance trover, her briefly, r

it is a remarkable thing for nancy pelosi to say. in large part because it is not a person who is caught up in news frenzies and news cycles. she has pushed back hard against similar democratic in the past. she knows from them. remember back in 2009, i remember covering this as the nation correspondent in washington, d.c. ted kennedy died in massachusetts voters in special election replaced them, shockingly, with a republican. that is scott brown. and with that commitment that democrats had lost their filibuster proof majority, 60 votes, which meant that they could not pass obamacare through the senate again, had to come back utterly demoralized and shocked and disorienting and pundits and politicians say that was his, we lost, that is the end of healthcare reform. we can't pass with the senate, it is dead. it was, barack obama, first of all, and nancy pelosi, who just, every day, ignored the media drama and ignored the handwringing who whipped members on the phone and who found the way forward and got that historically legislation p

. >> ahora se suma la expresidenta de la camara de representantes, nancy pelosi. >> el calor intensoeja gran parte del pais esta sometido a temperaturas de hasta tres digitos, una situacion que se va a prolongar durante los proximos tres dias el estado de virginia prohibira el uso de los telefonos moviles a los est estudiantes de las escuelas publicas a partir del dia de pide la colaboracion de los padres y de la comunidad escolar para evitar problemas mayores de salud mental. >> por primera vez el palacio de buckingham abre sus puertas a la sala donde esta su famoso balcon. >> la visita incluye otros s salones y estancias al precio de casi 100 dolares por persona. >> yo se lo persona. >> y con su octavio pulido. >> muy buenas pulire, asdo. >> a la informacion y comenzamos con esto porque sigue la presion desde las filas democratas para que el presidente joe biden decida sobre el futuro de su candidatura. >> esta manana la expresidenta de la camara de representantes nancy pelosi aseguro que el tiempo apremia y que el ma mandatario deberia pronunciarse. >> lourdes hurtado esta con nos

i want to bring back in nancy, who covers the white house.here's clearly an element of hope in all this, president biden hoping the rhetoric can change. but that's -- you know, it's a hope. it's difficult, certainly, for these candidates and this political climate. what about that president biden has been saying in a number of the comments that he made, even earlier today? >> reporter: right. so, he's hoping for the best but also preparing for the worst. and he laid out some action items when it comes to security after he met with his national security team in the situation room. first of all, he said that he has consistently pushed for former president trump to have all of the security that he needs, and he will continue to do so going forward, to make sure that mr. trump is safe. second, he said he had called upon the head of the secret service to take a look at all of the security that's planned for the republican national convention, which gets underway tomorrow. where you are in milwaukee right now, to see if there's anything more that n