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pete: sure. rachel: i'd like to know. pete: yeah.ustin took two weeks off if his job, and nobody noticed. all right, today joe biden is holding conference calls with several groups as he scrambles to shore up support within his own party. rachel: this outreach, of course, comes as the number of congressional a democrats calling on him to step aside is now up to 19. will: madeleine rivera is live in washington with more. >> reporter: hi, good morning, guys. in fact, the president has two calls today with the progressive caucus and the new dems' coalition one day after he tried to shore up his support with the congressional hispanic caucus. but that call on friday didn't go as a planned with congressman mike levin directly telling the president to drop his re-election bid, the 19th democrat to call on the president to leave the race. he says i have deep respect for president biden's five plus decades of public service and incredible appreciation for the work we've done together these last three and a half years, but i believe the time

pete: yeah.be confused. >> lester look why don't you talk about the 18, 28 lies he told? where are you on this? why doesn't the press talk about that? >> only thing that stepped tide for him was assassination attempt everybody went quiet about the status of joe biden. but still this -- everyone at his party watched this interview and said this did you want he help me anymore so u roll forward to tuesday. >> and then on tuesday there was "fox reporting" that biden campaign would push for a virtual roll call august 1st for democratic national convention as a way to sort of establish it ahead of time to avoid any type of contested convention. pete: they couldn't wait into august and tried to speed it up and then this came also as a letter fox painted a letter from congressional democrats saying that democratic national committee that they'll be no virtual voting so ultimately they had wanted to speed it up but this is the day we found that no, we're not doing that anymore. because they heard from th

pete: yeah.hat full interview, by the way, we're grateful to the show for giving us a couple clips, it's going to air a monday on jesse's show at 8 p.m., first interview with the two of them -- rachel: good for you, jesse. pete: it is a fair point. jill biden, her crowds are probably very modest, joe's are modest. it doesn't take as much manpower to oversee that as it does tens of thousands of people at a trump rally. there's probably a technical matrix of a currently-sitting president, current flotus and then candidate, but that doesn't match reality. the reality is, you know, they were denied the resources that they need. rachel: and we know that it's been politicized because we've seen what happened with rfk jr., that he's been denied up until, you know, this happened secret service -- pete: if he probably doesn't have big rallies either. rachel: no, but the point is that was a very political move. rfk jr. running for president, given the history, should have been given that and he commanded i

hey, pete, what are they saying? >> pete: that's right. breakfast just came out.killets are fantastic, aren't they? they are really good. that's what i'm hearing. yeah, we are talking to voters this morning. republicans watching the rnc either because they are participating or watching from afar. some of it have had a bit of a change of heart. ma'am, what's your name? >> ellen. >> ellen you are more recently just recently came around to saying hey, trump is my man. >> yeah. i was going to hold my nose maybe and vote for him. i was really a big nikki haley fan. but over the last few days his demeanor has changed, president trump's. is he a humble man. he just entered the rnc with a humble aura about him. i really like j.d. vance. i'm a former buckeye and i like his background. i like the working person aspect that he promotes and understands. so, yeah. i will vote for trump. >> pete: there you go. that's unity right there. that's unit. [applause] >> pete: ma'am, what's your family? >> ellen hampton. >> pete: you watched all the speeches last night. what did you tak

pete: wow.el: just keep thinking about joy reid's comment about white christian men being a problem. i mean, this is -- pete: it's a big, beautiful church. will: country star brian kelly revealing he has a new song on the way after performing american spirit on the third day of the republican national convention. the new track is called make america great again. listen. ♪ love this country, love this land. ♪ gotta get her back to god and the bible. ♪ if need a red, white and blue revival. ♪ make america great again ♪ will: that song comes out next friday. and those are your headlines. pete: all right. well, you saw us at the rnc all week and it was electric. even the liberal media taking note. >> i think it's like this, the last time i was at a convention that felt like this was obama 2008. pete: "fox & friends" was there which means brian kilmeade was there, and and he tells us what he saw. make sure you get dressed. he'll be checking on you. ♪ ♪ why do couples choose a sleep number smart bed?

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charlie: thanasiss, pete. turn -- thanks, pete. u.s. drones and three unmanned vessels launched by iranian-backed houthi terror group in yes, ma'am and military action happening in the last 24 hours and follows recent attacks in the houthis by israel and they said "it was determined these weapons presented an imminent threat to u.s. and coalition forces and merchant vessels in the region". former president donald trump is in nashville today and set to cast himself as the crypto president. he's addressing the largest annual bitcoin gathering embracing the cryptocurrency industry. robert f. kennedy jr. spoke to the event yesterday and vp harris was invited to speak at the event, but she declined. and those are your headlines and turn to chief meteorologist, the one and only rick reichmuth from fox weather forecast. >> i love when you're getting ready to say the last name charlie: that's right. i nailed it. rick reichmuth. >> we're in the tropical season and had really big early start and everything was really active for a minute and then

pete: yeah. i'm getting some reaction from folks very, very close to the president just saying this is negligence. what happened is absolute negligence. and people who know his security detail, have a lot of respect for that security detail just pointing out letting someone with a rifle up on a roof less than 200 yards is bleeping negligence, you know? i've sort of said this this morning too, 130 yards with an ar-style rifle with an awful the shelf -- off the shelf scope for anyone with training that's dialed in is an easy shot. it's not -- with the scopes these days, it is only by the grace of god, and it is negligence. it's not a mistake, not an accident. someone was totally over their skis or out of their scope to allow that type of -- even if it's on the reverse side of a roof? 3-4 minutes, i probably don't buy that. time is always muddled -- will: yeah, that's fair. pete: but any notification, pointing were those snipers not willing to shoot because they were concerned about a preemptive sho

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pete: amen. rachel: ainsley -- pete: you're exactly right. 600 meters is the max effective rain -- we use meters in military, but the yards is very similar, and it is, that's the reason we ask those questions, should it have been further. will: thank you, lawrence, thank you, ainsley. rachel: excellent reporting. thank you for joining us. pete: all right. two more hours of our coverage here on "fox & friends" weekend. we'll take a quick break and we'll be right back. there are many ways to deliver a shipment. at old dominion freight line, we deliver them this way. this way uses technology and goes the extra mile to do things the right way. the delivering promises on time, every time, way. my name is david. i've been a pharmacist for 44 years. when i have customers come in and ask for something for memory, i recommend prevagen. number one, because it's safe and effective. does not require a prescription. and i've been taking it quite a while myself and i know it works. and i love it when the custo

pete: yeah.gate with kamala harris. a prevow of what we might -- preview of what we might see. rachel: the secret service director is tet to testify tomorrow. will: we're learning more new details about the failures leading up to the shooting including a shocking story that the secret service denied trump's request for more defense. pete: c.b. cotton has more from butler, pennsylvania. hey, c.b. >> reporter: good morning, guys. the troubling report from the if washington post followsterred claims from whistleblowers within former president trump's circle after the assassination attempt here in butler, pennsylvania. but the secret service was quick to refute claims that any if security forces had been denied. now the agency says when it's been stretchedded thin, some resources maw may indeed have been denied over the past two years. a spokesperson writing, quo, in some instances -- quote, in some instances where resources were not provided, the agency made modifications to ensure the security of t

pete, that's amazing. it's also the number one book on amazon in the military policy category, and it is second in political commentary and opinion. and you can buy pete's book on amazon or at other retailers nationwide. if. will: killing it. pete: it's been great. it's back up to three. and part of it is you want to know how things went sideways in the secret service? it's the same story. rachel: exactly right. pete: and so it gives you a look under the hood. if it's happening in the military, it's definitely happening in the secret service. and some of the stuff you saw on display -- rachel: you sure did. pete: you don't want that on the battlefield when bullets are flying. rachel: and you can't have that around a presidential candidate -- pete: absolutely. thank you for all the support. will: all right, a slew of major tech players are shifting their financial support to donald trump after that impressive rnc showing. we're talking to a former obama fundraiser, don peebles, on what they saw that made th

pete: day of or lord 2024.sts, first public rally that donald trump has held since assassination attempt on him exactly a week earlier. also the first rally that he's appeared together with the new vice presidential nominee jd vance both took the stage and here's some highlights. >> i find it hard to believe that a week ago assassin tried to take drump's life and -- in four years, he undid i believe 30 years of damage of terrible leadership. are we ready to give him four more years? >> i said earlier this week i stand before you only by the grace of almighty god. further protect michigan autoworkers i will end the biden-harris electric vehicle mandate on day one. it is gong to end on day one. with the right leadership, every disaster, crooked joe biden is created can be fixed and very, very quickly. freedom will be restored. flame of liberty will be burning brights. crooked joab joe biden worst president of our country will be fading memory of the past and great silent majority including once forgotten men and

pete? pete: thank you, rachel. all right.o to 16 years in russian prison on bogus espionage charges. his parents spoke to "fox & friends" in december about what the biden administration has done and has not done in their son's wrongful detention. >> we had president biden's promise to do whatever it takes. evan is not here, and the efforts to do whatever it takes haven't been done. >> he told you that one day. have you heard from him since? >> no. no. >> we want u.s. government to focus -- pete: former cia station chief dan hoffman served in moscow. he joins us now. first of all, dan, for those whoen aren't following this case, he was convicted, 16 years. does any of what's happened so far surprise you based on the russians looking for leverage and holding evan hostage? >> no, it's not surprising at all. it's part of vladimir putin's playbook. there's no such thing as the rule of law in russia, and what vladimir putin did is extrajudicially conduct this espionage, false espionage prosecution of evan and put him in jailing as

and what you said pete is right. was unifying is because the platform is a very simple platform, it is about the economy, the border and peace around the world. and the idea is that -- if you focus on those things, it is for all people. it doesn't matter. and for some reason, you have these whack jobs on msnbc that want to make everything all about race. and i don't understand that. and i don't understand why we have such low standards for them that we allow them to talk about race all the time, and to be just blatantly racist and everyone is like, okay, that's fine, that's what joy reid does. how appalling is that. >> pete: do you have the joy reid dakota ring, jessica. >> jessica: no i lost it on the flight home at the crack of dawn this morning. >> pete: it is one thing to make a critique, and that's fine. it is another thing to sling this kind of stuff. >> jessica: you have to be very precise and fact-based when you are making a critique at that level and there are ways to do it and i aspire to do that, use the n

pete: they make up a new word. washington post pete: will: cheap fake went viral for about a week. can't fake what we saw whether it was turning away from parish shooters or escorted off the stage by barack obama these things get out there and they tried to deny them but they are self-evidently true. will: the cnn presidential debate and the realization and you see everything change. we didn't know what to make of it, we thought that was different and he seemed all heard. this is from congressman ron reynolds. pete: george clooney op-ed he cleared through obama, was at my fundraiser, the joe biden used on tv was the same one i saw my fundraiser, pretty devastating op-ed coming got from him. will: you've seen it from cable news channels to the 19 democrats the distance themselves from president biden. after participating in the cover-up for years, now they truly want to tell the truth about president biden. pete: couldn't covered up on a debate stage. blue and democrats fear previously blue states are turning purple as biden continues his campaign. our next guest, if that's the case

pete: marc siegel joins us now. doctor, you know what are you thinking about the physical side there's the psychological side, emotional side a lot of aspects when in a moment's notice someone tried to take your life and then you're pummeled by secret service rushed off and the world is reacting. give us your assessment. >> you know, pete for i start with a spiritual side this is a purely act of god here. and you know, in deuteronomy it says do not be afraid show courage and strength and the president showed that. in spades last night, i want to tell you medically the chances of him surviving that is about as close to zero i don't mean ear lobe but a idea that gun shot would not enter the brain is about zero. it is an absolute act of god that that happened. but let me tell you if it had entered his brain chances of death are about 95 to 100% and of -- full recovery zero percent so the fact that he happened to turn his at that exact moment that's number one and mental acuity did you see how he went to the ground nobo

i'm going to give pete the advantage 'cause -- "summer --" i'm going to give pete the advantage.mon. you gotta -- you gotta -- ♪ [ laughter ] wow! all right, all right, all right. they were all good. they were all good. yeah, but now, all right, this is it right here. i think this last one is worth 50 points. >> i already got mine. i already got it. >> jimmy: all right, ready? >> i already got it. >> jimmy: this one says -- oh-ho-ho, this is a toughie. >> what's this? >> jimmy: "someone asks to you play the single greatest song of all time. what song are you playing?" [ audience oohs ] >> damn. >> jimmy: the single greatest song of all time. >> whoo! >> whoo-wh-wh-wh-wh -- >> jimmy: oh i totally got this! [ laughter ] the question was, "someone asks you to play the single greatest song of all time. what song are you playing?" common? for the win? >> okay, this is "as" by stevie wonder. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: "as," stevie wonder, i totally got this one. >> let me see. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: pete. >> oh, man. >> you got it? >> jimmy: the greatest song of -- i got i

pete et pete you were there last night too. how are you doing?rachel: i'm actually super impressed when i was there. you were still partying at the fox nation party wisconsin. >> brian: oh my goodness are you kidding me? >> rachel: i think he is wearing the same suit. >> brian: fox nation party we didn't know about. >> lawrence: same suit from the party. [laughter] >> pete: do what you gotta do. >> rachel: well, the sun is rising, the coffee's pouring right here in milwaukee at miss indicate ypsz diner. we're going to check in with all of these wonderful people who have joined us this morning. get their temperature on what happened. we are even joined by shane from wisconsin metal arts. our good friend he has been to new york city. probably about 15 times. he looks a lot more comfortable in wisconsin. so, shane, you watched the speech. what are your thoughts? >> i think him talking about the assassination attempt was probably the most emotional part of the evening for sure. >> rachel: yeah, it sure was. >> yeah. >> rachel: move on over to these l

pete.sley says hello. >> hello ainsley. >> ainsley: love their state. thank you very much. pete. vivek ramaswamy delivering this message to the gen zers. >> you are going to be the generation that actually saves this country. you want to be a rebel? you want to be a hippy? you want to stick it to the man? show up on your college campus and try calling yourself a conservative. say you want to get married. have kids, teach them to believe in god and pledge of allegiance to their country. >> ainsley: i am joined by three gen z voters, university of wisconsin madison student gabby giroir sitting next to me. uw madison sophomore. he just graduated finished his senior year. belmont campus reform student. strong speech j.d. vance. you are telling me you can't be truthful on college applications you can't talk about the conservative organizations. you have to pretend to be liberal in order to pass classes. >> exactly. so frustrating because we pay so much money to these publicly funded universe and

. >> ainsley: thank you, pete. today is day three of the rnc in milwaukee, theme tonight, make america strong once again calling out president biden policy failures. >> lawrence: trump's new v.p. pick j.d. vance, first big speech since nomination. >> brian: calling for the republican party to unite. >> donald trump has my strong end endorsement, period. if we have four more years of biden or single day of harris, our country will be badly worse off. for the sake of our nation, we have to go with donald trump. >> fellow republicans, send joe biden back to his basement and donald trump to the white house. america cannot afford four more years of weekend at bernie's presidency >> [cheering] >> steve: former president trump listening to rivals talk about unity. powerful moment was monday night, when president trump made his first appearance since being shot. his son, don jr., got emotional. ♪ thank my lucky stars to be living here today. the flag still stands for freedom and they can't take that away. and i'm proud to

pete: what is your take on her performance overall?he was given the greatest opportunity as the first woman vice president, first woman of color vice president and her staff tells her she's not willing to prepare, doesn't put in work, we have all seen her inappropriate laughter at the wrong moments, repetition of the same phrases over and over again. i would say kamala has been a disappointment for women across the country but particularly women of color like myself. who would love to see her succeed and she failed us. jackie: pete: a lot of clarity we could use around leadership. thank you. >> i will hope for a better future for all of us. will: millions of at&t phone and text records hacked in a massive security breach that impacted nearly all of their users. kurt the cyber guy on what you need to new -- to do this morning. it's pods biggest sale of the summer. save up to 25% on moving and storage for a limited time. and see why pods has been trusted with over 6 million moves. but don't wait, use promo code big25 to save. visit pods.

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pete: people start pushing each other.es days after another american airlines plane from tampa blue and engine and a tire moments before take up. harrison but care is responding after tennis stars venus and serena williams took a shot at him at the 2,024 sp awards. here's what the two of them had to say. >> go ahead and enjoy women's sports because they are sports. >> except you, harrison butter, we don't need you. >> but you're releasing a statement in response saying williams did not use this opportunity for good. he's been criticized for a commencement address where he stressed the importance of traditional family values. >> that was from the party of tolerance and inclusion and coexistence at all the other buzzwords they have. what a rude, classless thing to do at an event like that. will: if you disagree with us on an issue you are not welcome to watch women's sports. rachel: president biden trying to assure voters he's okay but michigan democrats like gretchen witmer didn't show up for his detroit rally. jenna dixon

pete: this after benjamin netanyahu's visit with harris in dc.is upset with her comments on gaza. joining us now is former national security council member robert greeneway, what is kamala harris's foreign policy perspective? she gave a statement talking out of both sides of her mouth, what is her view? >> we can infer she supports her boss's conclusions and since they took office, three conflict and broken out on 3 continents. we evacuated 11 diplomatic facilities, the houthi launch within 300 feet of the consulate in tel aviv, in 48 hours attacked in iraq and syria, the president is right, the foreign policy of the biden harris administered we can only assume she supports. pete: here's what israeli officials had to say, she looked like a hostage the, like she didn't want to be there, not a good press conference after a 40 minute meeting, here's how the netanyahu folks described it. when enemies see the us and israel aligned it it's increase the chance of escalation. when there is such daylight it pushes the deal further away and brings regional

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amy: i wanted to quote pete buttigieg, play a clip, responding to j.d. in a recent cnn interview david >> really sad thing is that he said that after we have been through a fairly heartbreaking setback in our adoption journey. he could not have known that but maybe that is why you should not be talking about other people's children. it is not about his kids or my kids or the vice president's family. it's about your family. people's whose well-being will depend on whether we go into a future led by somebody like kamala harris who is focused on expanding the prosperity and the freedom, the well-being of our families. especially if you have kids and are worried about climate, choosing between a party that has a plan to create jobs and a party that still calls it a hoax, as we just went through the hottest day in world history. or do you want your children to grow up in a country defined by a return to the chaos and recrimination and cruelty that was the hallmark of the trump era? amy: meanwhile, "friends" actress jennifer aniston was one among many who crit

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pete pete? okay, we're having some. jessica. that surveillance video is something else that he shared with us in the past couple of hours. yeah, i can hear you. yep go ahead. can you hear me? i can keep going. pete, tell us a little bit about what happened with those people. jessica, can you hear me right now? yes, i can, sorry, we're having some technical. yeah. so yeah, i did. yeah. got it. there you go. yeah. yes. yeah. you know that surveillance video? yeah. something else. just looking at that. but the. okay. yeah. but i did speak with the owner of the 76 who said he's clearly shaken up by all of this. he says that that 76 has been a hot spot for crime. really over the past years. now, in that incident that you were showing our viewers, that video, that incident taking place roughly around 4 a.m. today, you can see dozens of people ransacking this 76 gas station along hegenberger. now what he told me that really stood out was that this took place for 40 minutes. so that's quite some time with this incident taking place. he

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gloria romero and pete peterson .o, gloria, do you think republicans walk away from milwaukee really happy with how it went? ecstatic with how it went? >> all thinking, yeah, maybe the speech took the shine off it a little bit, i think exuberant, i think very happy. >> and i think what makes it especially happy is really, i think seeing every day americans talking and telling their stories from the mother, new york, talking about the tragic loss of her son via, a knife when he had survived war in the middle east to looking at those families, the gold star families talking about and reading names of young men and women lost in that withdrawal from afghanistan. the waitress who begins to talk about how basically how law really begins with people and what impacts people's lives. so i think people are happy and. >> i felt happy watching everyday americans, even when we disagree, perhaps politically, but to think about it's america and it's worth fighting for the everyday americans speeches were some of my favorite of the

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 gretchen whitmer west moore, mark kelly, josh shapiro, pete buttigieg, all that on the campaign trail and deploy them with everything you have i mean, that is an amazing opportunity for somebody running for president of the united states something we're donald trump just has, i don't know, kid rock and hulk hogan well, we'll see how they all that unfolds. >> scott jennings. do you

pete. entirely self-serving. this is the sixth week that the war on warriors has been on the "new york times" best seller list. >> judge jeanine: yeah. >> pete: by the way, if you wants to understand how the secret service failed donald trump so badly. read this book. it's about how institutions are manipulated by political correctness and social justice nonsense and lowering of sphanders and quotas. we have secret service make sense of it. >> florida man who wrestles an alligator. inside fire station taken shelter a truck. >> and i mean this is. >> judge jeanine: wow. all right. that's it for us tonight. have a great night. >> bret: great to see you in milwaukee. we hung out at carson's steakhouse. >> judge jeanine: it was great to see you too, thank you. take care. >> yeah, bye. >> good evening. i'm bret baier. breaking tonight, will president biden's re-election efforts survive the weekend? one report says his family is now considering an exit strategy, a prominent california democrat has issued a harsh statem

you see pete buttigieg roy cooper, the governor of north carolina. i mean, there are a lot of good choices, a lot of good communicators, there aren't many minuses to the ticket. they bring governing experience, but i know a lot of reporters are chasing this story down about vice president. and i will tell them what i believe to be true. they commonly harris is looking for one real thing which is who will be a governing partner with her that comfortability, that level of trust, and i know that pete and his husband have a great relationship with the vice president. and the second gentlemen, i know there's some other relationships with the other candidates, but at pete buttigieg is is the vice presidential nominee. i'm not sure he will be, but if he is there will be a robust question of his the country ready? i'm grateful that it is, but that will be a question that is asked. >> lanes. i'm curious is turning this on his head. who do you think would be good for the republicans, for donald trump, for camila to choose someone that you could go after, for e

pete buttigieg is often mentioned as a possible running mate for kamala harris. he is standing by in the studio and coming up first. plus, senator butler has known the vice president for decades, dating back to her days as san francisco d.a. senator butler will join us live in a few minutes. and later, j.d. vance's comments about childless cat ladies is just plain weird and somehow his attempt at a cleanup only made things weirder. well, it is officially 100 days until the election, so that means it is 100 days to make sure your polling place has not changed. 100 days to figure out if you well vote by mail or vote in person and of course there is a lot that will happen between now and then, but we already know the stakes in this election and donald trump reminded us that in 100 days it is not a normal election. it is an election where we decide if we still want to hold elections again. >> and again, christians, get out and vote. just this time. you won't have to do it anymore, for more years you know what? it will be fixed, it will be fine, you won't have to vote

great to have you back again, pete. i feel as though i have not heard a politician in the last 20 years who doesn't say i come from humble beginnings. mom and dad struggle to put food on the table. but j.d. vance, his story is another level. >> it is. and, of course, a best selling level we have. you know, you referenced john mccain before. i don't think we've had a candidate for a presidential ticket whose life story has been so well known, leading up to this. i mean, obviously, with hillbilly elegy, millions of have read his life story and then with the movie afterwards. >> and i frankly wish he would have told little even a little bit more of his life story. i thought those were the parts of his speech tonight that were really so compelling and really connecting with the audience. but it goes to the point that gloria was making before that this is this is someone who really comes from very meager beginnings. and this is a party that wasn't the republican party wasn't, always seen as a party that was connecting with p

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

pete suratos nbc bay area news. all right, pete, thank you.nt you to go ahead and take another look now at three year old ellie lorenzo. we will, of course, continue to follow this breaking story until she is found. make sure to stay with us for the latest on air and online at nbcbayarea.com. we certainly hope they find her. and quickly. all right, let's take you outside. yes, the cool down is coming. this is a live look over walnut creek. it hit the triple digits again today, but temperatures are dropping. and that trend is expected to continue through the weekend. sounds good. let's go ahead and get right over to chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. jeff, finally some relief. yes. and a little bit today. it's been really nice to get in on, albeit very hot, but instead of 109 110 out in livermore, we got down to 104 100 and saratoga, morgan hill right there at 95. so way too hot for way too long. look at this temperature change map here. i'm tracking temperatures anywhere from 4 to 7 degrees cooler this hour compared to this time yesterday, leav