professor steve peters there. let us - quite quickly. professor steve peters there.tevej peters there. let us show you quite quickly. professor steve - peters there. let us show you some of the repair work going on in france in those high—speed railway lines. the president of sncf said that the attackers started fires and conduits carrying multiple fibre—optic cables that rely safety operations for drivers. there are huge numbers of cables that have to be required manually. 250,000 people are affected today and i work is expected to continue over the weekend. stay with us here on bbc news. hello from the bbc sport centre. i'm ben croucher. well, away from the issues affecting the rail networks in france, we arejust a matter of hours away from the 33rd olympic games being declared open in paris. indeed, this time tomorrow we'll have already dished out the first medals, but friday is all about the opening ceremony, and one with a difference for it will not be held in the olympic stadium, but rather on the river seine. hello from the bbc sport centre. thomasjolly, the a

let's speak to professor steve peters, leading sport psychiatrist and ceo of chimp management.ve you on the programme. tell us, as i was saying, years of preparing for this really special moment, going to take place at the olympics, how do athletes prepare? 0lympics, how do athletes prepare? mentally and physically, most people will have a sports psychologist and psychiatrist doing similar work. we are looking at the physical aspects of getting fit and mental aspects. for the last few years in building up for the last few years in building up 0lympians i am working with, we look at what will happen in the build—up to the olympics, on the day, for example, what happened this morning, unexpected things happening, you have to have focus and mental strategy of where you want your thinking and emotions to be to optimise performance. it is a skill base we are working on. these da s do skill base we are working on. these days do most _ skill base we are working on. these days do most elite _ skill base we are working on. these days do most elite athletes - skill base we are working on

>> peter doocy. [buzzer] >> steve: that's wrong. i'm peter doocy's dad.or dooce on the loose, i'm peter doocy. [buzzer] >> ainsley: excellent job, peter. that's so funny. >> steve: i understand currently we are going to rehoboth beach delaware. peter doocy were your ears burning just now. >> peter: yes, since last night. that's the craziest thing. why did you have a beer on tv. >> ainsley: i didn't drink it. >> steve: yes i did. >> ainsley: tv. >> steve: well, kind of. >> ainsley: do people call you steve? >> peter: yes, all the time. it's a great compliment. >> brian: that's very nice of to you say. >> steve: it is about 20% of the time they think i'm your brother. you are so screwed. >> peter: either means that people think i look 30 years older or you look 30 years younger. >> ainsley: peter, don't move. we're going to come back to you in just a minute. we have a big show ahead. stay with us. >> brian: believe her. ♪ when migraine strikes ubrelvy is another option. it quickly eliminates migraine pain. do not take with strong cyp3a4 inhibitors. allergic

. >> rachel: thanks, peter. >> steve: i have had it with her.ing to be at miss katie's diner in milwaukee on e.coli clibornstreet. if you are going to be buying everybody coffee? >> absolutely. come on down we want to have a huge turnout. >> steve: thank you very much. we have one more show hour to go. it's laura, youngkin, and hannity. ♪ i have active psoriatic arthritis. but with skyrizi to treat my skin and joints, count me in. along with clearer skin, skyrizi helps me move with less joint pain, stiffness, swelling, and fatigue. and is just 4 doses a year, after 2 starter doses. serious allergic reactions and an increased risk of infections or a lower ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms, had a vaccine, or plan to. there's nothing like clearer skin and better movement and that means everything! ask your doctor about skyrizi today. learn how abbvie could help you save. i try to put my arm around any vet that i can. absolutely. at newday usa, that's what we're doing. we put our arm around the ve

st >> steve: peter saw the first trump ad, the trump people and republicans have so many clips of kamalaris over last couple years saying whacky california liberal things that they hope will -- >> brian: remind people. >> steve: make the average swing voter go, wait, what? >> ainsley: she's very progressive and liberal. >> brian: she gets in trouble and ad-libs, she asks questions, she gets in trouble when she has to talk to people. she's reading the teleprompter. when she sits down for an interview or takes shouted questions, she goes back to i love school buses. >> steve: a lot in common with joe biden. he said yesterday that speaker of the house mike johnson is dead on aarrival. then they clarified, his thinking was dead on arrival. >> ainsley: you either have someone progressive or conservative, make your own decision. >> steve: binary choice. >> brian: is she running as person in 2020 or the person who was vice president? >> ainsley: we saw what joe biden did, ran as a moderate and his ideas were progressive. she is a progressive and her record is progressive. >> brian: i leave it l

>> peter: not as much.y are really letting her be the face and the voice and case in point, he has got this big plan to reform the supreme court which by all accounts is going to go nowhere. they did not even read in the democrats who would have to help them pass this on capitol hill. but, he rolled it out and kind of softly announces it and she co-proposed it. and so they are starting to let her take more control of the harris part of the biden-harris bumper sticker. >> steve: just a quick question, peter, about the new trump ad buy. $12 million in the battleground states. what took so long? were they waiting for the media honeymoon to die down so the people would say oh, i didn't know that. >> well, it seems like they probably had an anti-harris ad that was cut. and as i started to talk about it i can hear the street sweeper is coming to make some noise. but they just didn't know that they were going to have to start spending so many resources at this point to go after her. >> ainsley: they had spent mill

. >> steve: peter doocy has flown to houston, she is there.ons, not going to happen. we understand dana perino, she is going to reveal her pick for vice president by tuesday and they'll go across the country standing side by side and saying vote for us. those are probably the conventional wisdom contenders, who do you like? who will she pick? >> dana: we have begina romando, on there, i don't think that is a serious pick, circle which does not belong and you have midwestern white governors, and pete buttigieg in there, i think he would be a bad choice for her. i have a hard time telling you who she will pick because i don't feel like we know her, what kind of governing partner does she want and will she put that person in chargeats at the border. do i think she will be smart and pick somebody that can help her? governor josh shapiro would make sense. >> steve: it starts in pennsylvania. >> dana: we're not supposed to read anything into that. many kickoff in home state, in this case, it could happen. she needs pennsylvania or she does not have

. >> steve: peter, get your apron. before the pandemic and before joe biden a rotisserie chicken was 6 bucks. >> shannon: they have gone way up. >> steve: it's 12 or 13 bucks. it goes to show people go inflation is going the other way. when you look at the price of everything, everything costs on average about 20% more than it did four years ago. >> shannon: think about the small business owners out there. we depend on them. they are about two thirds of our american economy. we need them to thrive, right now they are trying to survive. and the uncertain environment has been really difficult on them when it comes to taxes, right? when it comes to regulations. and you seat favorability ratings for former president donald trump. is he promising lower taxes and promising derejection and businesses hear that and they like that. >> brian: right. so the question is what was fudge trying to say to shannon on sunday. the economy is much better now. people are much happenner you and president going to go down as historically gre

let me start with steve flanagan and then peter. >> steve flanagan from rand and george tucker a questionfor tom and camille abo wha we are in the development of a transatlantic strategy towards the broader waxy region. tom, you and your, alluded to putin's preconditions for negotiatio were of course very light headed reminder of what his which is to re-create the exclusive survey flows along a georgia of the countries in the region. the administration did present a strategy to the congr earlier this year on the black sea. i understand interagency want under installment and when we could tell us what it is and how sustainable. with the eu begetting a session of talks with ukraine and is, and the strong commitment to ukraine assistance. is the european union also turning a corner in terms of really waking it's the eastern reality? thank you. >> peter? me. ing past the graveyard in this discussion. because one of theajor parties candidates for president of the united states who has a quite clear that he's deeply skeptical of nato. he stated countries don't pay up the russians can do whateve

hey, steve. peter, how are you guys doing? do you want to cut the garlic with a razor and tomorrow we eat sandwiches. and that's what we do. during the same interview, trump said melania is doing fine, but that this hush money trial has been very hard on her man. you know melania is boiling because whenever your spouse says, i'm fine, they're most definitely not fine. no. i'm fine. let's have fun. okay. let's go. i'm fine. you guys, if you want to show melania your support, send her a message on any of the five dating apps that you just joine. but trump's staying positive. he was like, every marriage goes through that phase where one of you sleeps with a star, then gets busted trying to cover it up as a business expense. we've all been there. we've all been there. meanwhile, at the end of a white house press conference, a reporter asked president biden about trump blaming him for being convicted. and take a look at biden's reaction. mr. president, can you tell us, sir donald trump refers to himself as a political prisoner and

buchmar, and we have news on apple, steve lie kovach has that.t minutes ago, apple released an early version for app developers. this is goingto be our first try of apple's ai features, but likely not launching on day one with the first software and it's called ios 18. and that implies there will come another update after the september launch for everyone else. here's why this is important for the rollout, kelly because ai features are expected to drive iphone upgrades this cycle and it will take months for it all to happen. here's what's in and out in this first release. in, it lets you have more natural conversations and you can use natural language to search for your photos and also some writing tools and summaries of your notifications and text messages and the like. what's not coming until later and maybe not even until next year and that means generating images like we are used to with other ai products. the big siri update, the one that everyone's waiting for that lets you control apps and remembers personal details about you and the chatg

. >> steve kovach, peter lavigne, chris pearson, appreciate the insights.ll have you back again soon. >> the firefighters, the police, they want to come in and fix it. >>> let's get a power check on the negative side today. travellers down 7%. catastrophe losses rising. intuitive surgical rising 8%. those are stocks on the move da l "perunch" will be right back. the moment i met him i knew he was my soulmate. "soulmates." soulmate! [giggles] why do you need me? [laughs sarcastically] but then we switched to t-mobile 5g home internet. and now his attention is spent elsewhere. but i'm thinking of her the whole time. that's so much worse. why is that thing in bed with you? this is where it gets the best signal from the cell tower! i've tried everywhere else in the house! there's always a new excuse. well if we got xfinity you wouldn't have to mess around with the connection. therapy's tough, huh? -mmm. it's like a lot about me. [laughs] a home router should never be a home wrecker. oo this is a good book title. >>> welcome back to "power lunch." stocks are low

. >> steve: symmetry. 7:08 on the east coast. 6:08 in milwaukee. biden's rare oval office address last night. it was 6 minutes long at 8:00 p.m. >> peter: yeah, late last night around the time of that address. also this morning, pennsylvania avenue, in front of the white house remains closed to pedestrian traffic it. appears the secret service is trying to increase security here by controlling access to the area around campus as pirnsd is asking people to cool it with some of the overheated political talk. >> let's remember, here in america, our unity is the most allusive of all goals right now. nothing is more important for us now than standing together. we can do this. let's never lose sight of who we are. let's remember we are the united states of america. there is nothing, nothing, nothing beyond our capacity when we do it together. be. >> peter: tonight, president biden was s. going to fly to the west coast political events in las vegas. after a few days of a paused campaign. there is going to be an nbc interview and then we are told following

the house has done that and we have peter navarro and steve bannon who is in prison for this very same thing. i urge to support ms. luna's resolution and we uphold our constitutional oath and responsibility to guarantee that the rule of law is kept and maintained at all time. the speaker pro tempore: members have to refrain from engaging in personalities from president and presidential candidates. mrs. luna: i yield to representative perry. mr. perry: i thank the gentlelady to address the other side's it is invalid when you get your buddies together to predetermine and illegitimate committee that doesn't comport with the rules of the house and some of the members accused here were never served those subpoenas and be careful about that. at the issue at hand, mr. speaker, this was a criminal investigation conducted by robert hur on the president of the united states for classified documents for which he was not authorized to have because at the time he had them, he was not the president he wasn't the not authorized to have those documents outside the chain of and outside scif. they were

. >> steve: yeah. doocy asked kjp yesterday during the press briefing that was pushed back a number of hours. so, who authorized the cover-up of his health and she said there was no cover-up. but, when you think about the joe biden we saw last night as his family looks on from the oval office, and some of them were crying, and i can't imagine how hard it was for him to get through the speech with, you know, his daughter crying just to his left and everybody who has worked for him in the past is in that room, it was a tough speech for him to give. we were told when he resigned via essentially said he was going to be stepping out from the re-election campaign five days ago, that he would have a speech and he would explain why he left. and all he really said was he quit to save democracy. well, really, he quit because the democrats pushed him out. so many party elders stabbed him in the back. you know, it's remarkable you didn't see bloodstains on him because he was bloodied by people in his own party. >>

the phrase, moderate, and when it comes to m.a.g.a., to the point you just made, peter navarro, stevethe only ones doing jail time for a moderate donald trump? >> i think when you look at what is going on here, bannon taking pride in the fact that he was sentenced to prison, almost the fact that reason it has become a new badge of honor or mark of loyalty to true fealty to donald trump, navarro had said, he does not want to be pardoned, he does not want to be let out early. bannon is referring to himself as a political prisoner. as these things become more extreme, as some of these m.a.g.a. followers become evermore extreme in what they are doing, this is just another marker of how far out of the norm things have skewed that somebody who was campaign director, chief white house strategist is now heading into a federal prison and is okay with it. >> elevating it, in fact. josh greene, thank you for being here and i appreciate it. >>> at least donald trump's allies are being held accountable. former trump lawyer, former emphasis, rudy giuliani, can no longer practice law in the state of

bannon and peter navarro and all of these advisors harassed and hounded and persecuted in the januaryommittee and about willis and jack smith and alvin braga. they are enraged because the supreme court dared to stop their communist witchhunt into impeach again there way for an effort to turn this into a fully communist lawless country in the third point what's dawning on us right now is that we are living in the most vulnerable national security moment in the history of our country because we have one president who is incompetent by means of senility in a vice president incompetent by means of imbecility so the scene out joe biden and the imbecile combo harris and as a result we are not safe. >> kelly-ann: a scary portrait he painted and you had ted community's seat and your prediction on nonelectability so you know it is a job to advise and consent on judicial nominations to search and destroy what your colleagues have done and how do you feel about the immunity decision and as a former senator that you have former colleagues calling notches for political violence but really for cons

peter: the pursuit of happyness it is called. steve did you have a follow-up question?aller: i do my great great grandfather fought in the civil war in the army of tennessee. he became a lawyer after the war and became a prosecuting attorney. i don't know if there is some kind of correlation with that. a lot of veterans went on to appreciate the law and i'm struggling how to put this. peter: i think i got it, thank you for that. jeff did you get what he was talking about? jeff: completely first of all what an honor to remember your grandfather's service. for homes -- holmes the war was what crystallized his belief that the law was the only thing that separated us from barbarism. at the carnage was so overwhelming from those -- for those that experienced it that he felt that unless we have held the rule of law people would destroy each other. it very profoundly influenced his sensibility. i can well see how it would lead someone to want to be a prosecutor and to enforce the law. the other thing that the war did for holmes was make him a complete devotee of the union. he

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the house has done that and we have peter navarro and steve bannon who is in prison for this very same thing. i urge to support ms. luna's resolution and we uphold our constitutional oath and responsibility to guarantee that the rule of law is kept and maintained at all time. the speaker pro tempore: members have to refrain from engaging in personalities from president and presidential candidates. mrs. luna: i yield to representative perry. mr. perry: i thank the gentlelady to address the other side's it is invalid when you get your buddies together to predetermine and illegitimate committee that doesn't comport with the rules of the house and some of the members accused here were never served those subpoenas and be careful about that. at the issue at hand, mr. speaker, this was a criminal investigation conducted by robert hur on the president of the united states for classified documents for which he was not authorized to have because at the time he had them, he was not the president he wasn't the not authorized to have those documents outside the chain of and outside scif. they were

moderate, using the phrase moderate when it comes to maga, and yet to the point that you just made, peter, steve bannon, some of the 1/6 writers, they're the only ones doing jail time for a moderate donald trump? >> i think when you look at what's going on here, you know, bannon taking pride in the fact that he had been sentenced to, it's almost as if prison time has become a new badge of honor or a sort of mark of loyalty to, you know, true fealty to donald trump. navarro had said he doesn't want to be pardoned. he doesn't want to be let out early. you know, bannon's referring to himself as a political prisoner. i think, you know, as these things become more extreme, as some of these maga followers become, you know, ever more extreme in what they're doing, this is just another marker of how far out of the norm things are skewed that somebody who was his campaign director, who was a chief white house strategist, is now heading into a federal prison. and is okay with it. >> celebrating it, in fact. joshua green, thanks for being here for the latest on steve bannon, i appreciate it. >> than

. >> steve: could be gary peters. that's brand new name. saying in michigan the democratic senator gary peters being floated as a dark horse because he is such a supporter of organized labor. labor loves him and they would love to have him as vice president. so that's a new name because roy cooper the north carolina governor essentially -- we don't know why but he is out brian. >> ainsley: the lt. governor is a republican if he leaves that changes it. >> steve: it's a cliffhanger though >> steve: why did roy cooper pull out. >> brian: can't started before he finishes, toba. got to say it. [sighs] >> ainsley: we love toba. >> brian: what is he in now. are we oceans 27? >> steve: we have run out of oceans. >> ainsley: made so much money on tequila. >> brian: and er is off the air. >> steve: some channels. >> ainsley: reruns. >> brian: that show was exhausting no one ever stopped moving on that show. >> steve: they never did. 6:19 in new york city. >> carley: hello try to make this cliffhanger for you guys. update on a story we were tracking e

carol, thank you so much for joining us and i pick steve, great to see you peter konz, thank you, as returned, democrats> are uniting behind a vp harris and her campaign for the white house. i will be asking colorado governor, jared polis about his endorsement and who he believes to be the running mate. >>> the far right's project 2025 and they got taxes. we are going to show you who could end up paying a whole lot more. here is a hint, it is not super rich people. as the 11th hour continues on this tuesday night. when we're young, we're told anything is possible... ...but only a few of us go out and prove it. witness the greatness of anna hall on a connection worthy of gold: xfinity mobile. only xfinity gives you the most powerful mobile wifi network, with speeds up to a gig in millions of locations. and right now, get up to $800 off the new galaxy z flip6 and z fold6 when you trade in your current phone. get the fastest connection to paris with xfinity. >>> do you think america is ready to elect a woman? >> question, 250 years of electing men to the president and why are we still a

navarro and steve bannon are in jail for contempt of congress, merrick garland should be treated similarlying to have to jump through the hoops and for some reason they lose any of the arguments in court when the department of justice pushes back as you would expect they would back could take an important threat off the table from the department of congress. maria: todd. >> in the end to the american people hear the robert hur tapes before november 5? >> that's a great question, obviously we saw with our own eyes the current situation with joe biden at the debate. i think that took the need for it but at the same time another piece of evidence. right now the message he had a bad night and he still in command of everything and as long as you get them in bed before 8:00 p.m., the tapes are important, i think merrick garland will give them the day after the election or in time that it won't help change the outcome of the election but obviously joe biden continues to take on water in his mental faculties are under question. maria: we just spoke with ralph norman and he was quite concerned abou

: back to you. >> brian: let alone the policy sucks. >> steve: the question is who does put everythinge teleprompter. peter, one other thing yesterday because he is tanking in the polls, in the swing states. he came out and he said he would like to make major changes to the supreme court because that's what his base wants to hear. yep? we're not getting the decisions we want because there are a bunch of righties so we are going to blow up the court. >> peter: yeah. that's what his base wants to hear but the primaries are over. >> when you look at every single poll of whether a persuadable voters want. where do you find term limits for supreme court justices. i don't think i have seen a poll where that is in like the top 50 issues. >> brian: thanks, peter. nancy pelosi convinced biden will lose. as work the phones, adam schiff told democrats in a fundraiser. we are facing a wipeout if joe biden stays on top of the ticket. so this has gone lower but it's not over. >> ainsley: pete is talking to the people. he is having breakfast with friended from the battleground state of wisconsin. hey

. >> steve: that would be great. peter doocy asked kjp about a year ago why is the white house treating joe biden like a baby? and she said we're not. because he was alluding to stories like that. the cover of the "new york post," if we could put that up for a moment, it's great today. it's very funny. screen left, see over on the left side? that's the vogue jill biden cover that katy was talking about yesterday. and so it says, as jill for vogue, here's the cover that biden should have done. and then from vogue to vague. and it says joe biden answers the question informs her husband. five ways to explain away a bad night which they are doing. hot for fall. rubber soled shoes, how to beat medicare. and the best activities between 10:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. which is when we have heard the president is cogent. >> lawrence: which by the way they -- when the "wall street journal" presented their report they said it was false. they said it was totally false. now, you have officials that are confirming exactly what the journ

peter? >> peter: good morning, steve. very yenous of you. confirm, this you are in the wrong spot this morning. we are about 25 miles dew west waukesha county at the lumber inn. this place is packed. folks who here likes j.d. vance as a pick? [cheers and applause] >> peter: there was a line out the door leak you won't believe. sir, what's your name? >> jeff. >> peter: j.d. vance the pick very united republican party. what do you make of that pick. >> it's possibly the best pick he could have made. smart, articulate? military man, self-marksd from ohio, swing state it. could not have been better. young, energetic? what more do you want compare that to what else is being offered? >> peter: ma'am, how about you? >> he is amazing. millennial, not bad on the eyes, sorry. [laughter] and is he going to make our country great with president trump. i know it. >> peter: peter. >> pete: there you go. yi'm going to the annex over here. come with me. this is part of it. give it up. make our way brian kilmeade. >> this is a backwards walk. i don't know if

bannon and peter navarro and all the ones who have been convicted and pardoned and are sitting in jailwer. that's the best people that he's going to put there. and nobody's going to have the nerve to say to them you're going to be prosecuted because his court has just told him that he won't be. now, yeah, there's going to be some sorting out of official and non-official acts and i'm sure justice roberts would be sputtering right now saying oh, you're exaggerating. but i've got to tell you, one of the things that was really interesting to me was the almost patronizing way that roberts referred to the dissent. oh, you women are getting emotional. you know, it was the three women who said in the dissent that our democracy is -- and by the way, roberts never bothered to go back and explain how this would prevent a president from killing, murdering their political opponents. he never addressed that hypothetical, which he should have if he was confident that it's not an accurate hypothetical. so it really -- everything about this should put everyone on point that we have to come together. an

. >> ainsley: peter doocy was ready. >> steve: he was ready he had 25 questions. >> i thought he was going to get one. in i would have. >> i would have lost a bet last night. i thought that was going to be the moment. always the next time. >> brian: first time in eight months had a press conference. a little rusty. had his normal gaffes. kept saying i got 14 million primary votes. i have all the money. even if there is other people that can beat donald trump, but not at this point. you really can't turn around and do anything. i think it's the worse scenario for democrats. because he was joe biden. >> lawrence: yeah he was. >> brian: northerly mall gaffes. gaffes for the last 20 or 30 years. this time he was able to answer most of the questions. and they are going to be standing out, obviously the vladimir putin thing is a big thing calling saying donald trump was his running mate is relatively different. more than i was expecting. but the rest of the stuff he answered. so, he has every reason to think that he can stay. >> ainsley: it was just bizarre. there were times where he whisp

miss steve and bill. anyway, it is open forum, and if you do not mind i will be short and simple. the guy -- anyone over 72 we do not remember what we ate yesterday. but if you asked us what happened five years ago, in detail we can write a book. do you understand? and while i call them the uglies, they are not republican. all my life i was a republican. because of mr. trump i change to independent. now, -- we can have a woman president. i do not want him to say just do it now. pass it to kabbalah -- kamala. still whether it is biden or her, they will be trump. trump is happy now, he wants biden to stay because he knows that he can beat him. he is old. he is three years older than him. anyway. thank you for listening. i enjoy c-span. ok. host: sophia in new york city referring to one point to the polling by the washington post poll that came out july 5 through ninth and asked one of the questions of democrats and democratic leaning independents if biden were to step aside who do you think should be the de

thiel, not to mention tech ceos like eric schmidt and steve case. now, some say that experience could pay dividends in the silicon valley, both during the race. and should he win and enter the white house without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid. jd vance has been both a supporter and critic of tech companies. among his past jobs working for a few years as a venture capitalist. i think in general this is exciting. we need that tech vc tatiana khanna bailey calls the idea of a vc vp potentially good news for silicon valley. but someone who comes from technology backgroun, knowing start ups, understanding the value of entrepreneurship. i think that's awesome. a sentiment echoed by sean mcguire, vc at sequoia capital, who sent me this message, quote jd vance is brilliant with broad life experience and he's willing to change his mind as new data comes in. he's a fantastic pick for vp. this guy knows the valley and i think that, you know, the people in the valley can appreciate that. but some wonder, where will he stand on hot topics like the

aide peter navarro. trump allies facing accountability for trying to overturn the election. >> in arizona, for example, the democratic attorney general has indicted 18 people. >> rudy giuliani, boris epshteyn, john eastman, mark meadows psh. >> i was part of the process. >> steve bannon reported to prison for a four-month sentence. >> i am proud to go to prison. >> trump adviser peter navarro was sentenced to four months in prison. >> i'm pissed. >> a jury ordering rudy giuliani to pay $148 million in damages to two georgia elections workers. >> of course i don't regret it. i told the truth. >> we'll be right back with a clip from rachel maddow's interview with stormy damages. w. . at verizon, everyone can get that iphone 15 on them. (man) now that i got a huge storage and battery upgrade... i'm officially done switching. (vo) new and existing customers get iphone 15 on us when they trade in any iphone. verizon you know, when i take the bike out like this, all my stresses just melt away. i hear that. thi

>> peter: a lot out of the ordinary for the president. he traveled back from roberts rohoboth beach late at night. it has been a long time we saw him twice on a weekend. >> steve: shows the gravity. >> brian: and the fact he got the george stephanopoulos interview and now the lester holt interview and the speeches, he's worked more in public eye over the laftz two weeks than over the last three years. >> peter: they were trying to figure out ways to get him out more. democrats are saying, show us you are up for it, for a campaign that you can get out and challenge trump. right now the last couple days he's been embracing him and calling him donald like they are old pals. it is an opportunity for a reset and both biden and trump are saying that the assassination attempt has changed everything, it did for the weekend, see how long that lasts. >> steve: and both talking about unity. >> brian: and change the bullseye comment and democracy ending. here is the issues, make a choice. >> ainsley: democrats have said so much vitriol on both sides,

we know about steve bannon. wer afyear o know about peter n. we know about all of the advisers who have been harassed and hounded, investigated and persecuted. we know about the january 6 and select committee. we know about fani willis. we know about jack smith.willis we know about alvin bragg. a they are enragedh an because the supreme court dared to stop their communist witch hunt, dare to impede, to get in the efy of their effort to turn into a fully communist lawless country. s in athe third point is what'sw dawning on us all right now, which is that wenin us are liviu in the most vulnerable national security moment in the na moment history of our countrd have one president who is incompetent by means of senility, and we have a vicey president who is incompetent and by means of imbecility. so we have thin s senile joe biden. we have the imbecile kamalaharrs harris. as >> and as a result of that, wear are not safe. it's a scary portrait that he paints. ambassador brown. you serve the united states senate. you ted kennedy's seat. you beat eve

all right, let's go back to steve. it's comfortable, harrison is the the big name and the news right now. um, uh, i think that is really interesting how quickly everyone's forgotten, joe biden, that'll be something for the history books to discuss. okay. the reason why i wanted to talk about, you know, she made it easy. she met with the benjamin netanyahu. this really prime minister when he was on is a man american tour that was cut short. um and um, you know, she said that she will not remain silent, which she oh wow, really hit the bare with the bid sent, you know, a shock waves of around the eco system of those whose support israel and its genocidal conflict in gaza. but, you know, it's, it's really interesting to me is that, you know, virtue signaling isn't going to do the trick here. ok, i mean, so much of american politics is about that. but there are, there are a number of people and you know, it could be 234 percent of the electorate, but that could make the difference in an election. they're not on teams genoc

all right, let's go back to steve. it's a comfortable, harrison. so the, the, the big name and the news right now. um, uh, i think that is really interesting how quickly everyone's forgotten, joe biden. that'll be something for the history books to discuss. okay. the reason why i wanted to talk about, you know, she made these, if she met with the benjamin netanyahu, these really prime minister when he was on is a man american tour that was cut short. um and um, you know, she said that she will not remain silent, which it, oh wow, really hit the there were the big sense, you know, was shock waves of around the eco system of those. that was a support israel and it's genocidal conflict in gaza. but, you know, it's, it's really interesting to me is that, you know, virtu, signaling isn't going to do the trick here. ok, i mean, so much of american politics is about that. but there are, there are a number of people and you know, it could be 2 or 34 percent of the electorate, but that could make the difference in an election. they're not on teams genocide.

all right, let's go back to steve that come over harrison so that he is the big name and the news right now. um, uh, i think it's really interesting how quickly everyone's forgotten, joe biden. that'll be something for the history books to discuss. okay. the reason why i wanted to talk about, you know, she made these, if he met with the benjamin netanyahu, this really prime minister when he was on is a man american tour that was cut short. um and um, you know, she said that she will not remain silent, which it, oh wow, really hit the bare with the bid sends, you know, a shock waves of around the eco system of those. so who's a support of israel and it's genocidal conflict in gaza? but, you know, it's, it's really interesting to me is that, you know, virtue signalling isn't going to do the trick here. ok. i mean, so much of american politics is about that. but there are, there are a number of people and you know, it could be 234 percent of the electorate, but that could make the difference in an election. they're not on team a genocide. so kamala harris, as we mentioned in the 1st part o

some we'll all right, let's go back to steve. it's a comfortable, harrison so that he is the big name and the news right now. um, uh, i think i think it's really interesting how quickly everyone's forgotten, joe biden, that'll be something for the history books to discuss. okay. the reason why i wanted to talk about, you know, she made these, if she met with the benjamin netanyahu, these really prime minister when he was on is a man american tour that was cut short. um and um, you know, she said that she will not remain silent, which, you know, wow, really hit the they were the big sense, you know, shock waves of around the eco system of those whose support israel and it's genocidal conflict in gaza. but, you know, it's, it's really interesting to me is that, you know, virtue signaling isn't going to do the trick here. ok, i mean, so much of american politics is about that. but there are, there are a number of people and you know, it could be 234 percent of the electorate, but that could make the difference in an election. they'r

all right, let's go back to steve. it's a comfortable, harrison. so the, the, the big name and the news right now. um, uh, i think that is really interesting how quickly everyone's forgotten, joe biden. that'll be something for the history books to discuss. okay. the reason why i wanted to talk about, you know, she made these and she met with the benjamin netanyahu. this really prime minister when he was on is a man american tour that was cut short. um and um, you know, she said that she will not remain silent, which she, oh wow, really hit the they were the bed sent, you know, was shock waves of around the eco system of those that was a support israel and did so genocidal conflict in gaza but, you know, it's, it's really interesting to me is that, you know, virtue signaling isn't going to do the trick here. ok, i mean, so much of american politics is about that. but there are, there are a number of people and you know, it could be 234 percent of the electorate, but that could make the difference in an election. they're not on teams genocide. so ka

case and peter thiel.'ll have on president trump on some of these issues. for example, president trump has been very critical about some of the regulatory state that he sees under president biden. it's unclear whether jd vance completely agrees with him. what does that mean for big tech companies for example? what does that mean for the elon musks of the world? and what does it mean for energy and everythingelse? i think we're going to have to see how ts plays out and really,ore importantly, see how much influence jd vance has on donald trump. of course, that would be the case only if he wi, so we'll see. >> this is what the "wall street journal" editorial page concludes about jd vance. mr. trump's choice suggests he's so confident in his electoral prospects that he didn't need a running mate to lead swing voters. perhaps he's right, though the white house is relieved he didn't choose a more experience political figure. he has a very short political caer and his career has been definedy his migration from

thiel and marc anderson, as well as tech executives like eric schmidt of google and steve case of aol. vance's wife, osha chilukuri vance, also has ties to san francisco, up until today, she was actually a corporate litigator at munger, tolles and olson, which has offices in san francisco as well as los angeles and washington, d.c. let's take a live look now in milwaukee at the republican national convention. you see the arena there just after 11 p.m. milwaukee time. we'll be following the week's events throughout the week until this ends on thursday. we'll be covering it in prime time here on nbc. up next, laci peterson's mother has something to say about scott peterson's bid for a new trial. her message to the court today. also good news for patelco customers they can now access their money after hackers breached the bank's system. we're back in a moment. i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. that fog is back for tomorrow morning. i'll show you the impact to our temperatures l lorenzo was reported missing friday and sadly, she's been found dead. her body was found at a san jose recy

peter and former biden send that a tartar read out, also veteran american broadcast or steve most per, in his views on, on ukraine and american aid to ukraine, reflects what the america read of most americans believe that ukraine is not going to win this war and force russia to, to it's news um that you need to sit down and talk and that's what donald trump has been saying. he said he would do it on day one. he said he would do it before day one. he said he would do it well once he's elected before he swore it in and bring the parties together and put it into this. and i think that's what america wants and i'm sure that's what j. d. vance is sincere. when he, when he makes his comments, she's taught in iraq, but she was very much just illusions and he's talked about how he felt the country, how the government lied about it, about the weapons of mass destruction. so he acknowledged fans. acknowledge that. i think he knows the facts, i think he knows that almost $200000000.00 that they're spending is ridiculous. and he's made statements about that. it also put him at odds with, with a l

it's all right, let's go back to steve. it come over harrison so that he is the big name and the news right now. um, uh, i think this is really interesting how quickly everyone's forgotten, joe biden. that'll be something for the history books to discuss. okay. the reason why i wanted to talk about, you know, she made these and she met with the benjamin netanyahu. this really prime minister when he was on is a man american tour that was cut short. um and um, you know, she said that she will not remain silent, which it, oh wow, really hit the bare with the bid sent, you know, a shock waves of around the eco system of those that who's a support of israel and it's genocidal conflict in gaza but, you know, it's, it's really interesting to me is a, you know, virtue signaling isn't going to do the trick here. ok. i mean, so much of american politics is about that. but there are, there are a number of people and you know, it could be 2 or 34 percent of the electorate, but that could make the difference in an election. they're not

guy that was her plan. >> steve: you got private health insurance?ala harris, president kamala harris would like to get rid of that. really? >> ainsley: this has been such. >> steve: i'm against that. >> ainsley: such a strange election year. journalists normally, last chance during a presidential election you can kind of go away with your family and take a day off or two, that's july 4th. journalists all over the country oh my gosh, is he going to drop out? we need to find alternative plans scramble and go back to work. we were concerned whether or not he was going to drop out of the race this past week. that has not happened. now we hear about that phone call last night. congress is coming back today and next week is the rnc. we are all gearing up to go to that next month is the dnc. on monday, "the washington post" is reporting that donald trump is going to announce his v.p. pick at the rnc next monday. could happen in the morning, could happen whenever. jason miller, who is a strategist for donald trump, works for the campaign, he just said momen

i do hope that my colleague peter doocy is on that list he will be in there today. >> steve: he has neverist. you have never been on the list. >> brian: answers ahead of time. it looks pretty obvious that some of these q&a's have been scripted. is there a situation where some of your colleagues are going asked what questions they are going to ask? >> no. not that i'm aware of. of course, we all think back to that press conference where he had the cue card in his hand with an indication pretty close to what the question was he was going to be facing. but, this is a totally different circumstance. and especially after that podcast or excuse me the radio host got fired because she accepted questions from this white house? i think that they would be remiss if they were hand out suggested questions again after costing somebody their job. and i think anyone here would not want to be part of that. but we will see how it goes. because, again, they don't get called on. >> steve: i hope the white house has called that radio host who lost her job and apologized. hey, sorry you did what we have been

. >> steve: they will indeed. jacqui, thank you very much.hat is interesting -- actually, it's terrifying. when peter doocy asked kjb about okay, there is incoming nuke, what do you call the first lady? and for the press person to say that there is a team that decides what they should tell the president, you know, if there is any reason you should ever wake up the president, it's for an incoming nuke. hello. you know, and yesterday on our program, we had general keith kellogg on and he made it very clear. he told us, you know, we used to you wake up former president trump all the time. watch this. >> you can't have a part time commander-in-chief. i cannot tell you, steve, how many times we had to wake the president up, president trump up in the middle of the night to have a decision. and he was right on it right away. look, that time when we killed soleimani we woke him up in the middle of the night. we got an answer. that was on the first of januar. on the 3rd of january 2020 soleimani was dead. there is a real question that they have got an

peter doocy on reports that biden could exit the race by this weekend.what's the latest? >> well, ainsley, nobody can force president biden to quit the race. and right now the campaign is saying he is not going to. >> president is not going anywhere. the president can win. and so we should just go campaign on the issues because we're right on the issues. and we have candidate with values and character and if you look on the other side you have a guy who only cares about himself. lies all the time. twice impeached. convicted of 34 felonies. and that's what we should be talking about. >> peter: but the headlines are brutal. nbc says biden left feeling angry and betrayed by top democratic on his campaign. cnn many senior biden officials believe he must drop out as he becomes increasingly isolated. reuters says once defiant, biden is now soul searching about dropping out of the race. bunch bowl: biden on the brink and democratic leaders get ready to move. "the washington post," pelosi has told house democrats that biden may soon be persuaded to leave the rac

. >> joining us nbc's allie raffa from delaware, steve kornacki standing by at the big board. eugene daniels, white house correspondent for politico and peter baker, chief white house correspondent for "the new york times." >> the president is still at home isolating with covid. what do we know about the vice president's day and her mindset this morning? >> reporter: jose, the eyes of the political world are now focused on vice president harris in the wake of the president's announcement yesterday. as you mentioned, we expect to see her in just over an hour for the first time juggling these two roles. one, of course, as vice president and the other as the person who the president passed the torch on to. she has a lot to do in a very short amount of time starting when that announcement came yesterday. remember, she still has to pick a running mate. she still has to find a way to put her own unique stamp on the now harris campaign. a source familiar is telling my colleague, kelly o'donnell, that she's already told her staff that she would like to speak drefkly with campaign staf

steve bannon who he referenced was not in the teleprompter. on their hands was not in the teleprompter. i have to say the audience responded very forcefully to what peter navarro was saying. in a way it was more rapturous than almost any speaker i've heard so far since being on the convention floor. now tom holman, who was the acting i.c.e. director under president trump is speaking. look at the signs they are showing. mass deportation now. he was one of the founding fathers of the family separation policy and you can see people were excited about the speech. thank you very much, i really appreciate it. >> released joseph biggs. >> reporter: thank you very much. he wants to do what no other president has ever done, the largest deportation effort in american history and if you thought that was a below the surface message, it is front and center tonight and the idea of unity with topics that could be unifying, it certainly is not the feeling tonight. >> real quick we don't have a ton of time, but you are saying the speech that got the most respo