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we have great candidates on the democratic side -- >> suzan, i have to stop you here. the reasons joe biden was given to step down was because there was so much concern on the ground among people running for house seats in contested districts, in purple districts, who said it was hurting them. you don't see a change? >> well, i think it's definitely palpable enthusiasm and energy out there. our folks have always been running strong, though. house democrats have been running strong and have had strong numbers throughout the cycle. so this is about taking back the majority, keeping the seats we have and picking up seats across the country in these purple districts. so we've been running strong, but definitely every vote matters, making sure people not only are excited but also going to fill out their ballot and turn it in is critically important. all of the excitement and enthusiasm and engagement is critical because, as you know, when people know where we stand which is supporting families, making sure that we protect reproductive freedom, standing up for social securit

congressional campaign chair suzan delbene, thank you so much for being here and senatorial campaign chair terry peters. >> we love to see it and lisa and i joke that michael misses beating up on democrats. so it's great that he got to read that script. mr. chairman, we will start with you, jamie german, obviously yesterday was the deadline for anyone else to file if they intended to run for president because joe biden had stepped down off the ticket. did anyone else put in before the filing deadline yesterday? >> there were inquiring minds but let me just say this, kamala harris is the presumptive nominee. she is getting overwhelming support in terms of signatures and we see the excitement that her campaign is bringing not only to the democratic party but to the country. i mean when you think about it, we've had black women for kamala harris, lack of men for kamala harris, latino communities, white women for, harris and tomorrow there's a white dude -- white dudes for kamala harris. i've never seen this type of organizing in all of politics. she's raised over $200 million. 100,000+

should i would also like to meet a man now, and go on a date, although no, he’ll get caught like a suzan have to be to go to bed with a fool, and not respect yourself at all. i’m tired, that’s it, tomorrow is the day itself, i’ll turn off the phone, get some sleep, clean up the apartment, dig up the pool garden, i also have the right to a personal life, close everything here, i’ll close it, and the day after tomorrow i’ll fly, just forget it, everything was there. raya, raya, call this younger chestkov of yours petrov, hold him, hold him, hold him, or maybe immediately special forces, yes pashka, how did you guess that it was me, i guessed with my brains, unlike you, i don’t forget them on the shelf at home, yes, i need to take the belt and put it in, immediately the brains come back, the boy can also be understood, he was protecting his mother , yes, this mother is also good, instead of running around with men, she understands how to raise her son. stand, stand, stand, yes, that’s it, larisa, go home, and i ’ll talk to masha myself, about education, to bring him up around him, but you,

and suzan holder. always a pleasure. >> well, lovely note to wrap up on.s sponsors of weather on gb news morning. >> here's your latest gb news, weather forecast coming to you from the met office. after a bit of a cloudy and damp day for many of us yesterday, it's looking a bit brighter and drier for some today , especially for some today, especially across southern parts here. there will be a good deal of dry and sunny weather around a few showers perhaps for central parts of england and wales, but further north the showers are going to be much more frequent for northern england, northern ireland and particularly across much of scotland. and here those showers could merge into some longer spells of rain, some downpours possible and some strong, blustery winds as well . strong, blustery winds as well. temperatures are still a little bit below average for the time of year . nonetheless, we should of year. nonetheless, we should just about get into the low 20s towards the south—east and feeling warm enough in any sunshine as we head towards this evening. the

suzan holder and political commentator peter barnes. good morning to you both . barnes.end of our copper coin? >> well, this is an interesting story. it seems to me that the treasury have. no, not put in an for order new one p and £0.02 coins. now the treasury, i was going to say down the back of my sofa, i think, you know, there's enough for the country of jars. >> yeah, yeah. >> yeah, yeah. >> so this seems to be the treasury's argument, saying that there are technically enough in circulation. apparently there's about £27 billion worth of one and £0.02 coins knocking about. but the treasury have stressed this is under active review . so this is under active review. so we might get this or we might not. >> not reviewing the back of my sofa. >> yeah. allow it. but 7 billion i mean that'd be that'd take ages at one of them machines. could you imagine the poor lady that has to count them out. >> the cashier would be really happy with you on that day. yeah. >> no, i love those machines. you know, you tip me at the supermarket and you tip all your coins. oh, yeah. >> i know

lisa: suzan delbene a represents a long stretch of western washington state in congress and two years ago became the chairwoman of the democratic congressional campaign committee. her job is to oversee democrat'' push to keep and gain seats in the house, and she joins me now. thank you for joining us. i have been speaking to your colleagues, as have many reporters over the past few weeks. they were very nervous about biden when he was the nominee. house democrats felt he would hurt them down ballot. now with harris as the presumptive nominee, has anything changed? what should she do for those down ballot races you care about so much? congresswoman dale bennett -- congresswoman delbene: folks are excited, and this election is a huge contrast. it is abt folks standing up for our rights, our freedom, over democracy, and our future in our democratic candidates out there, and folks who want to undermine all that, take away our rights and undermine our democracy, so there is a lot at stake, and people see that. they are very motivated and engaged and involved all across the country, and so

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lisa: suzan delbene represents a long stretch of washington state in congress and two years ago became chairwoman of the democratic national campaign committee, the dccc for short. she joins me now. thank you for joining us. your colleagues, i've been speaking to them, as have many reporters over the last few weeks. they were for the souse about biden when he was the nominee. many house democrats felt he would hurt them down ballot. now with harris as the presumptive nominee has anything changed? what should she do for the down-ballot races you care about so much? >> we have incredible candidates across the country who are unique voices for their districts and they have been running strong. there's heightened energy and enthusiasm all across the country. folks are excited. this election is a huge contrast. it's about folks who are standing up for our rights, our freedom, our democracy, our future. and our democratic candidates out there. and folks who want to undermine all of that. take away our rights. and undermine our democracy. so there's a lot at take. people see that. they're ver

joining us right now is the chair of the d triple c, the house democratic campaign arm congresswoman suzan delbene of washington guardsman. thank you so much for coming in. so the d trip says it had its best day of the cycle in the first 24 hours after biden's announcement that he was stepping aside one of the best online fundraising days in in the house democratic campaign arms history if vulnerable democratic seats are better off with harris at the top of the ticket. now how much better off would you describe it? >> well, there is a ton of energy and enthusiasm all across the country. people know what's at stake. this election. our rights, our freedoms, our democracy, and our future and so that energy enthusiasm, turning out every vote is so important in battleground districts across the country because we know that when people hear our message, we win. and number one, we've got to make sure people hear that and those resources that are coming into our campaigns make a huge difference. we'd been outracing republicans on the house side. all this cycle and when people hear our message and