we have to get back to redefining ourselves. >> wes moore, i know you've been thinking a lot about this as you said, but we are to use it? you've been in office 13 months. what do you see is going on that is driving this harsh partisanship? >> i think a lot of what is going on is people are just opting out. they are opting into their own a social corners. they are opting into listening to the news, not to be educated but to be balanced. opting out of a measure of societal connection. and so, it's interesting because when we first came on board, i rememberer during my first inaugural, my first state of the state, i talked about the idea that i want maryland to be the state that serves, and i want us to be the state that serves because i know that why we push our first legislative session one of the first things we pushed and got it done in the first 90 days is maryland now is the first that has a service your option for all of the high school graduates. so all of our high school graduates now have the chance to have a year of service to the state of maryland and they can choose how they

moore: we do honor the county governments and we do work with them same as we work with tribes and probably work -- >> co-management? it's not been my experience. mr. moore: tribes are a sovereign nation because we deal with them different. >> states are co-sovereign. mr. moore: we deal with them and have a seat at the table. and i'm not sure if we are doing. i'm certain. but, the 2001 rule establishes prohibition on road construction on 58.5 million acres in national forests service lands. there is 2001 roadless rule helped or hindered with wildfire mitigation efforts? mr. moore: that depends on your perspective. helped or hindered? regardless of what you do. describe it in your assessment, has it helped or hindered wildfire mitigation? mr. moore: i don't think it was designed to help wildfire mitigation. >> understood, thank you. >> chief, welcome. a number of us on this committee worked hard on the great american outdoors act that gave five years to tackle the maintenance backlog at a number of public land agencies including yours and san diego restoration. we are now in year four of the

it's such an honor and excited to be here with my friend wes moore. by the way i'm in cycle right now so i'm up for reelection this year. need to cite my good friend wes moore is a true testament of courage i think in this type of electoral cycle. look, and i me that a little tongue-in-cheek but that's the issue that really got my attention. so as chair of the national governors association we get to do an initiative every year. i i was really excited. i look back at some my predecessors, governor hogan focus on infrastructure and it gives you an idea more traditionally what, we that education initiatives. i was looking specifically at healthcare, what we do to reduce the cost of healthcare, looking at critical minerals and energy policy. 19 as we're talking just had this realization we can't accomplish or solve the biggest problems facing our nation today if we all hate each other. when we look at what we felt was the single most pressing problem in our country today it is the content we feel for our fellow americans. we thought could we try somethin

wes moore and i talked about this. kamala harris. she was a ta, e.g., she was a senator and she's vice president of the united states, yet, she's going to be fighting the misinformation machine and those who are calling her unqualified black lady who got dei position. what does she do with that? >> they will talk about immigration and migration. they will focus on her background after making -- african american in south asia. they will try to hit her on the economy and hit her with, she's not qualified for the position she has and she's not qualified for the position she wants you can hear their gender attacks have started. comments about how she laughs. comments how she dresses. i worked with hillary clinton and i heard that misogyny and that's already there. it will come tenfold. my concern has been, the folks who wanted joe biden outcome i hope they are ready to defend kamala harris because she will need the defense. if there 40,000 black men on a call tonight and 50,000 black women on the call last night, raised about $3 million

so you would not pick wes moore rising talent, i not pick wes moore rising talent, rhodes scholar? rhodes scholar? he is a rising talent but got _ rhodes scholar? he is a rising talent but got there _ rhodes scholar? he is a rising talent but got there 20 - rhodes scholar? he is a rising i talent but got there 20 minutes rhodes scholar? he is a rising - talent but got there 20 minutes ago and i don't think having two african—americans on the ticket, i don't think america is anywhere near there. he is very new and very green so i don't think it is a good idea. i was going to agree with hank and say catley just because i was going to agree with hank and say catleyjust because it helped pick up the sunbelt, gun control and we could have interesting conversations about immigration and the border because you are in arizona inching closer towards conversations with latinos especially. as far as cooper and beshear, especially with kentucky, i'm not sure, he's done a greatjob there, but i'm not sure what he brings to the full ticket. schapiro, could be an interesting choice except for the

wes moore is called the other wes moore, one man, two fates.tances, similar hardships, could go on to live very drastically different lives. the wes moore that we know went on to be a rhodes scholar and a white house fellow and a captain in the army. the other wes moore never escaped poverty and he ended up in prison after being convicted of a serious crime. jd vance's memoir is about growing up in rural ohio and a family struggling with poverty and addiction, it is an examination of the struggles faced by white working-class americans. both of these memoirs, both of these young men widely praised both, actually beautifully written important books in their own way. >>> wallowing military service and writing the celebrated autobiographies, both of these men have ascended to top positions within their own political parties. wes moore, of course, without the serving democratic governor of maryland. jd vance was just named as the vice presidential nominee of the republican ticket after serving about a year and a half in the united states senate. no

. >> i'm going to go up and watch your interview with wes moore, governor wes moore. >> thank you very much, my friend. i'll see you soon on the special. have a good one. all right, everybody. welcome. "the reidout" -- >> we love joe and jill. we really do. they truly are like family to us. and we -- everybody here does. >> it's mutual. >> i knew you were still there. you're not going anywhere, joe. >> i'm watching you, kid. i love you. >> i love you, joe. >> it's so adorable. vice president kamala harris at campaign headquarters in delaware with president biden cheering her on, on the phone, as the torch is passed to harris in this critical election. we have some great guests to discuss this historic moment. governor wes moore, senator elizabeth warren, and representatives jim clyburn and maxine waters. also, we have a big announcement about our reidout project 2025 coverage that has gone viral in a big way and it's about to get even bigger. >> but we begin tonight with wincing history. game of thrones style. if you live long enough and observe politics long enough, you're liable to s

it's such an honor and excited to be here with my friend wes moore.the way i'm in cycle right now so i'm up for reelection this year. need to cite my good friend wes moore is a true testament of courage i think in this type of electoral cycle. look, and i me that a little tongue-in-cheek but that's the issue that really got my attention. so as chair of the national governors association we get to do an initiative every year. i i was really excited. i look back at some my predecessors, governor hogan focus on infrastructure and it gives you an idea more traditionally what, we that education initiatives. i was looking specifically at healthcare, what we do to reduce the cost of healthcare, looking at critical minerals and energy policy. 19 as we're talking just had this realization we can't accomplish or solve the biggest problems facing our nation today if we all hate each other. when we look at what we felt was the single most pressing problem in our country today it is the content we feel for our fellow americans. we thought could we try something ar

maryland governor wes moore campaigning for president biden will join us. meanwhile, despite repeatedly making falsehoods on stage, former president trump complained victory. >> we had a big victory against a man that really is looking to destroy our country. >> but his legal problems could cut that short as the supreme court prepares to rule tomorrow on build former presidents are immune from criminal prosecution. we'll hear from possible trump running mate, ohio senator j.d. vance. we'll check in with congressman jim hines, the top democrat on the tinl committee and get the latest from unicef russell on the humanitarian crises putting millions of children at risk around the world. it's all just ahead on "face the nation." ♪ >>> good morning. welcome to "face the nation." we begin this morning with reaction to the first presidential debate of 2024. our polling unit asked voters, how they view the candidates now, including their cognitive health. the results are not encouraging for the president. the number of voters who say president biden has the cognitiv

wes moore's memoir is called the other wes moore, one name, to fates. it is a look at how two men in baltimore with the same name who grew up under similar circumstances and hardships could go on to live very drastically different lives. the wes moore that we know went on to be a rhodes scholar and white house fellow and a captain in the army. the other never escaped poverty and he ended up in prison after being convicted of serious crimes. j.d. vance's memoir is about growing up in rural ohio in a family struggling with poverty and addiction. it is an examination of the struggles faced by white, working-class americans. both of these memoirs by these young men, widely praised. beautifully written and important books in their own way. following military service and writing celebrated autobiographies, both of these men have ascended to top positions and their political parties. wes moore is now the governor of maryland. j.d. vance was just named as the vice presidential nominee of the republican ticket after serving about a year and a half in the united

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we have had whitmer and wes moore say they are not interested. there are still others out there. >> usually when you select your vice president, you know, you choose someone that shores up your negatives, so your deficiencies. not to toot her horn for her but the vice president has very few at this stage. she has been instrumental in domestic, foreign policy. she has been in the situation room, running point on big, important issues. it's not that she needs anyone to shore her up in terms of policy, in terms of foreign policy or in terms of relationships because she's been developing those relationships on capitol hill as well as out in the country. she's hit up 20 states in 60 communities this year alone. not to be crass but the one thing she's missing is obviously, you know, she's going to need a white male. if you can get one from a swing state, i think it's really important. but here's what i'm hearing from not just the voters who you guys, who were just on the segment. the sentiment from everyone on the segment today and in the country is th

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moore, governor of illinois, jb pritzker, and arizona senator mark kelly. also potentially on the list, gretchen whitmer from the battleground state of michigan who told george just days ago -- >> i think mytichigan is always going to be a state you can't take your eye off. we expect our leaders to be as good if not better and work just as hard if not harder. it's always going to be a close race. >> david: the running mate watch now officially begins even if she doesn't have the nomination secures as of yet. jon karl live with us tonight. we should note former president obama and former house speaker nancy pelosi have yet to endorse if at all here, but they perhaps want this to play out a little more, and kamala harris signaled she wants to win, she wants to earn this nomination. >> reporter: i think that's what you're seeing with both pelosi and obama. the two most prominent elder statesmen in the party saying they want the process to play out. i think everybody expects unless something really unexpected happens, this is kamala harris'. i also want to ment

we have people in the senate such as canada tort -- senator cory booker, my governor wes moore.mazing democrats in the wings. the reality is we don't need to tap them because we have a president with a track record people can trust, a president who tells the truth, a president puts the country before everything else who deserves our support and respect. >> that is the question, isn't it? if they are going to do it, they need to do it now. >> that is your question, not my question. i think the pundits are having a field day with biden's poor performance. i think the facts show debates don't win elections. if debates won elections, the second president clinton would be finishing her term. it is a poor performance but i don't think it is the end of the day. >> always really good to talk to you. we will talk again about this i'm sure. stephanie rawlings blake, former mayor of baltimore. let's turn our attention to events in the caribbean and the hurricane beryl. the storm expected to make landfall within the coming hours bring sustained winds of 236 kilometers an hour. a category fo

you heard governor wes moore when you love someone you tell them the truth, the truth come america soldhave a president that did not demonstrate mental acuity. then you have kathy hochul, he is an edit to win it. i look forward to the leaks what happen in the meeting peered back with us now kevin mccarthy former speaker of the house and speaker mccarthy, the immediate thought that came to mind is where is governor gavin newsom? where is j.b. pritzker? they weren't there. >> where is gretchen, i mean, michigan? if that was to reassure the american public or reassured democrats they are with them, what did they do? they reminded they had a terrible night and they said they were waived behind and said we were straight with the president and that is what friends do, tell him his problems. that just reminded everybody of the problems. every governor in that room was measuring that room picturing them behind the podium and an opportunity here they did not send out the e team but the b tm and they reminded all the problems they have. >> kayleigh: that is fascinating to me. we have both taken t

you all heard governor wes moore. when you love someone you tell them the truth.merica saw the truth. you have a president that didn't demonstrate mental acuity. and you have hochul of new york, is he in it to win it. you know, i really look forward to the leaks of what actually happened in that meeting. back with us now is kevin mccarthy. former speaker of the house. speaker mccarthy, the immediate thought that came to mind is where it governor gavin newsom? where is j.d. pritzker? they weren't there. >> where's gretchen? michigan. if that was to reassure the american public or just to reassure democrats that they are with him. what did they do? they reminded america that they had a terrible night. they said they were way behind. and they said we were straight with the president. that's what friends do. tell him his problem. that just reminded everybody of the problem. and every governor in that room was probably measuring that room picturing them behind the podium and an opportunity to be it. but they did not send out the a team. it was the b team and then the b

moore, gretchen whitmer?you have some people suggested in many primary or where a nation nation for kamala harris? >> i think there's a lot that depends on how biden exits eroded by the way, that is where we are in the process, telling biden this is about his legacy and that his friends are counseling him, protect the accomplishments you had from the first term. you are a historic president. don't do damage to it now and do a repeat of ruth ga ruth bader ginsburg. that is how the psychology is working among democrats. when you talk about the poll numbers, john, a lot of this has to do with not how anybody would do against the republican nominee, likely donald trump, but how they would do among democrats who are, you know, let affections in there. progressives, moderates, conservative democrats, and right now no one who would come closest to unity at this late date is kamala harris. >> john: all right, so, we are still hearing from the campaign that corey comperatore is the nominee. tj pokes on a poetics, he i

moore. >> el de california, gavin n newsom, el de linois, j.b. >> pritzker, el de pensilvania, joshernadora de michigan, gretzen whitmer. >> bueno, por su parte, el candidato a vicepresidente r republicano aprovecho un acto en virginia para criticar tanto al presidente biden como a su virtual sucesora en la con contienda. >> la contienda. >> j.d. >> vance dijo que hubiese querido debatir con harris si se hubiese quedado como candidata a la vicepresidencia y la acuso de mentir sobre el deterioro mental del primer mandatorio. >> not just a un quitador, que lo es, sino uno de los peores presidentes de los estados (en inglÉs( (en inglÉs( (en inglÉs( (en inglÉs( es, pero los estados unidos de america vance tambien critico la via que los democratas estan tomando para pasar el relevo de veces peor es, pero relevo de la campana de biden a harris. >> dijo que las decisiones las estan tomando barack obama y nancy pelosi y no los votantes del partido. >> esta noche tambien se emitio la primera entrevista al ex expresidente trump y su companero de formula juntos. >> alli el exmandatario dijo qu

>> i think the ticket that's being talked about would be whitmer and the governor of maryland, wes mooreink those two address over harris because there'd be a lot of flak from stepping over harris, especially from african-americans and women. so stepping over her with a very strong female candidate, the governor of michigan in a swing state, and then wes moore who pretty much sizes up pretty well against vance, war veteran, chief executive of a state and a business entrepreneur in the past. the. will: right. i never thought about it, but kamala harris' favorite saying, unburdened by what has been, kamala harris, unburdened by joe biden. that's the goal for many on your former side of the aisle. don peebles, great conversation, as always. thank you so much. >> thank you. will: all right. trump undeterred after his assassination attempt, rallying in michigan with his running mate, j.d. vance, for the first time today. we're getting a preview from his campaign next. we're officially at wal-mart! and not just this wal mart, in our hometown of rockford, illinois. we're also in these stores na

he said, let's hear from wes moore and kamala harris and gretchen whitmer and gavin newsom, andy beshear and j.b. pritzker and others. we could go into the democratic convention next month and figure it out. why not take that approach for a couple of reasons. >> one, from a practical viability perspective, all the money that's been raised in the biden harris committee, it is most easiest to transfer it to vice president harris. she's already in that committee. having anyone else come in new, they'd have to be fundraising from scratch, and we just don't have time. we need all these four months that are left campaigning nonstop, full speed ahead. and vice president harris has access to those funds. but second, she'd be a historic president, she is more than qualified in district attorney in san francisco, attorney general in california, senator uh- of the of the of california as well. she's fought for abortion rights. she's proven herself, and she's more than capable of taking donald trump on head to head, and it'd be historic. she'd be the first asian american and first black female presi

governor wes moore saying it was an honest and candid conversation where they shared those concerns andt feedback. but ultimately all three of them saying that they do stand with the president here that they were grateful for his focus. a governor walz was asked whether the president addressed his debate performance. he didn't address a directly said, yes, he did. but then went on to say he was the guy. all of us believed in. governor hochul saying very clearly she feels confident in his abilities. so this of course, a sharp change from some of the other comments we have heard tonight, a second, congressman, democratic congressman earlier, calling for the president to step aside as well as one of the democratic party's top donors. as we continue to process all of this information, there are also questions about the conversations that are happening between the president and the first lady lady, we know she is his number one confidant. she is his number one cheerleader. she has been out there stumping for him. my colleague semblance or fatty joining me now with more about her role. and th

pritzker and wes moore, and republican governor chris sununu. plus, results from our brand-new poll and analysis from our powerhouse round table. >> martha: good morning, and welcome to "this week." we are keeping a close eye on the middle east this morning after israel responded overnight to the deadliest attack on an israeli-controlled area since october 7th. 12 children were killed by a rocket launch from lebanon that hit a soccer field in the golan heights. benjamin netanyahu cut his trip to the u.s. short and is back in israel, but we begin with this wild u.s. presidential election. we are officially 100 days to election day, and you can be forgiven for needing to catch your breath after the transformational events of the past 31 days. it was just one month ago that the 2024 race was turned on its head by president biden's catastrophic debate performance leading to a drumbeat of calls for him to leave the race. just two weeks ago, an attempted assassin tried to take the life of former president trump, but he rose up with defiance heading in

i'm a very mission-focused person and i know my mission is right now governor wes moore of maryland. >> thanks so much for joining us thank you so much. and there's more breaking news. we're following the top republican and top democrat on the house oversight committee are calling on secret service director kimberly cheatle to step down after a rally they're testy capitol hill hearing earlier today on the trump assassination attempt. our chief legal affairs correspondent, paula reid, has more madam director with all due respect, the answers that we've received here in this hearing today are completely unsatisfactory republican and democratic members of congress frustrated with the head of the secret service, many calling for her immediate resignation nation. it is my firm belief director cheatle, that you should resign. the director has lost the confidence of congress at a very urgent and tender moment in the history of the country and we need to very quickly move beyond this. there were still a lot of unanswered questions after her with it assassination attempt on former president d

our arizona senator, mark kelly, maryland governor wes moore, pennsylvania governor josh shapiro, michigan governor gretchen whitmer now, the biden theory of the case would say, well, because there hasn't been really anything negative about these people. people only know positive things about them as opposed to what they've been hearing about joe biden, what do you think? >> well, that's right. there's not a lot of time and as soon as you're in the spotlight, it just 50, 50-50, whether you're thrive or wither, i think i'm also curious about the fact that they commissioned this, meaning people feel like they need to be armed with data and information to continue to make this case. and we heard this reporting of this meeting with house democrats where biden basically starts yelling at them for raising this. so it still falling on deaf ears. it's still a struggle and sort of surprised that even as donors are speaking out, that there is still this kind of reluctance to hear them because the money is meaningful. and i think the president is in danger of falling behind i'm manu raju congressman

wes moore believes akmaris' vision for the future will help her win over undecided voters in key states think people are talking about that we can finally discuss the choices that voters now face. people are seeing that... it's not just that democracy is at stake, it's also about basic values, the way we think about economic freedoms, all of that is at stake. garis is expected to announce his choice of vice presidential candidate before the democratic national convention, scheduled for august in chicago. political science professor june pickman, who is also a rhode island state legislator, says presidential candidates typically choose candidates in vice presidents who could balance them. campaign this is often done geographically. she's from the west coast, so let's get someone from the midwest, someone who can bring votes that she wouldn't otherwise get. trump balanced his nomination with someone who was much younger than him. harris has a busy week ahead of her on the schedule for her stop in atlanta, george campaign. according to trump's campaign website, he also has numerous campaig

moore, el de c california, gavin newsom, el de illinois david pritzker, el de pensilvania josh shapiroia la gobernadora de michigan, gretchen whitmer. >> vamos a ver a quien elige. >> mientras tanto, frente a la casa blanca, mire usted, ca carteles y globos como estos le expresan su agradecimiento al presidente biden. >> algunos dejados ahi y otros sostenidos en alto como este pequenito en el que le dice al presidente que fue un grande, un verdadero patriota. >> es asi como la gente le agradece el servicio al pr presidente joe biden. >> hoy durante una audiencia frente al congreso, la directora del servicio secreto kimberly chitl, asumio completa r responsabilidad tras el atentado contra el expresidente trump diciendo que se trata de la mayor falla de seguridad en decadas de existencia de esa agencia. >> y mientras chero aseguro que investigara y corregira pro protocolos legisladores le exigen su renuncia, como explica francisco fajardo. >> a nueve dias los sonidos de los disparos no son los unico que retumba en los oidos del pais is a yes or no. >> hoy l e crÍtintero. >> hoy las criti

you have governor wes moore of maryland. biden surrogate also maintaining his support i had a great conversation with the president. he has had our backs through covid through all of the recovery, all the things that have happened, the governors have his back. >> we always believed that when you when you love someone, you tell him and i think we came in and we were honest about the feedback that we were getting. we said that we would stand with him also, notably their vice president, kamala harris. >> now why is this notable? i mean, she's the vice president after all right. but it plays his her in the same room as some of the very men and women who could become her challenger should biden and his good a senior campaign adviser tells cnn, the president is keeping harris intentionally close by inviting her to join the meeting with governors about his future sharing lunches, private dining room today. and taking part in a call with campaign staff. now the overarching message, according to that adviser he's with her, should ste

i spoke with the governor of maryland, wes moore, and the president unexpectedly joined us to answer questions from a small group of donors. he actually did a very good job with that conversation, but i think people are still unsure, they want more information, and the more noise we have, the further we'll be from the goal, so we need to make a decision sooner rather than later. i have corresponded with members of congress and know that some intend to speak publicly calling on joe biden to step down, despite the fact that the press conference ... at the nato summit was decent. in my opinion, they just feel they have to do it now because the democrats are losing support in the states where the election will be fought. when viewers talk about time, keep in mind that the democrats officially nominate their presidential candidate in august at the party convention, and the us election is in early november, so that's just under four months away. but what damage could be done biden these conditions? this is what eric hamvin, an american political analyst, said about it on the bbc. during th

after the meeting, maryland's wes moore spoke on behalf of the governors with a clear message. they're standing with biden. >> the president is our nominee, the president is our party leader, and the president has told us, and he was very clear back there that he is in this to win this. >> california governor gavin newsom was also in attendance. he posted on social media afterwards. i heard three words from the president. he's all in and so am i. joe biden's had our back. now it's time to have his. meanwhile, some other democrats and new polls also speculating if this accelerates vp kamala harris's future plans. >> i think she's a talented woman and someone who should be in the mix. but this is not a matter of just passing the mantle to her. >> experts tell abc seven news that to dispel all of these questions, biden's next goal needs to be reassuring the public what it means for reform. >> going forward. >> i think it would require a lot of extemporaneous, you know, at the microphone for an hour, at a press conference, taking questions from reporters. >> and announced just yest

moore and republican chris sununu. >>> now to the shooting of sonya massey in her own kitchen.-old illinois mother of two. her family saying she struggled with her mental health leading up to the shooting. her death ruled a homicide after an autopsy. tonight, new details about the deputy charged in the case. here's abc's morgan norwood. warning, these images are disturbing. >> say her name! >> sonya massey! >> reporter: tonight, growing outrage over the police shooting death of sonja massey. activists declaring a day of mourning with more than 20 cities across the united states expected to hold vigils and rallies tomorrow. >> now, this is the hardest thing that we have ever been through as a massey. it just breaks my heart that our family has to go through this. >> reporter: an autopsy report showing the 36-year-old mother of two died by a bullet that entered under her left eye. massey called 911 to report a prowler on july 6th. the encounter escalating after massey went to remove a pot of hot boiling water from the stove, as seen in this graphic police body camera video. >> wh

moore had to say after that meeting with governors i think that we always believed that when you when you love someone, you tell me and i think we came in and we were honest about the feedback that we were getting. we were honest about the concerns that we are hearing from people all right our panels here, it's bringing alex thompson, national political reporter for axios meghan. hey, is former special special assistant to president biden last trove or former spokesperson for north dakota governor doug burgum is 2024. presidential campaign. welcome to all of you. thank you for being here on this holiday. that doesn't quite feel like a hot here. we're just rolling right along with this news. alex, let me start with you because we've got a lot. there's a lot of data points coming in right? at this point. there was a statement from seth moulton, he didn't call him on the president to step aside, but he did say that we should have all viable options on the table and he said that the status quo will likely deliver us president trump. there's reed hastings, we kind of tick there are a whole

governor wes moore saying it was an honest it's and candid conversation where they shared those concerns and that feedback. but ultimately, all three of them saying that they do stand with the president here, that they were grateful for his focus. a governor walz was asked whether the president addressed his debate performance. he didn't address directly said yes, he did, but then went on to say he was the guy. all of us believed get in governor hochul saying very clearly she feels confident in his abilities. so this of course, a sharp change from some of the other comments we have heard tonight, a second, congressman, democratic congressman earlier, calling for the president to step aside as well as one of the democratic party's top donors. as we continue to process all of this information, there are also questions about the conversations that are happening between the president and the first lady. we know she is his number one confidant. she is his number one cheerleader. she has been out there stumping for him. my colleague sunland safadi, joining me now with more about her role and t

i want to shout out governor wes moore and something we are doing in utah with service opportunities for young people between high school and college. we have time for a couple more. >> i got a chance to be down there when you were down there. really interesting group of people trying to make an impact on their community. somewhat outside of the formal setting of elected officials. i just think about this, you are viewing it as an entertainer with elected officials. what professions inspire you outside of those? matthew: what professions inspire me? >> regular folks that are doing the work, figuring out how to pay the bills, what professions do you think these people are really doing the work? down there it was childcare providers and a lot of other people. matthew: i think we were all impressed with the frontline during covid, the sacrifices there. fighting in invisible asset. that was people stepping into a war they did not know the rules of and were on the front lines of an enemy that wanted contact and you had a lot of trouble defending. persistence there. people talk about what

i want to shout out governor wes moore and something we are doing in utah with service opportunitiesor young people between high school and college. we have time for a couple more. >> i got a chance to be down there when you were down there. really interesting group of people trying to make an impact on their community. somewhat outside of the formal setting of elected officials. i just think about this, you are viewing it as an entertainer with elected officials. what professions inspire you outside of those? matthew: what professions inspire me? >> regular folks that are doing the work, figuring out how to pay the bills, what professions do you think these people are really doing the work? down there it was childcare providers and a lot of other people. matthew: i think we were all impressed with the frontline during covid, the sacrifices there. fighting in invisible asset. that was people stepping into a war they did not know the rules of and were on the front lines of an enemy that wanted contact and you had a lot of trouble defending. persistence there. people talk about what is

after the meeting, maryland's wes moore spoke on behalf of the governors with a clear message. they're standing with biden. >> the president is our nominee, the president is our party leader, and the president has told us, and he was very clear back there that he is in this to win this. >> california governor gavin newsom was also in attendance. he posted on social media afterwards. i heard three words from the president. he's all in and so am i. joe biden's had our back. now it's time to have his. meanwhile, some other democrats and new polls also speculating if this accelerates vp kamala harris's future plans. >> i think she's a talented woman and someone who should be in the mix. but this is not a matter of just passing the mantle to her. >> experts tell abc seven news that to dispel all of these questions, biden's next goal needs to be reassuring the public what it means for reform. >> going forward. >> i think it would require a lot of extemporaneous, you know, at the microphone for an hour, at a press conference, taking questions from reporters. >> and announced just yest

wes moore and whether america to get to know wes moore quickly enough for them to be elected presidentest: he steadily some of the view as a long-term prospect the democrats. he's one of the think is that i think a lot of people are looking toward has maybe having a stronger, younger bench in the future. i think a lot of the governors including newsom and moore probably have more of an eye toward 2028 than now. when he answered the bell is called? potentially so. he dead -- did just elected governor in 2022, so he would be pretty green from a perspective of the national ticket, although he does have a pretty healthy resume overall. i'd be a little surprised and i think it would be difficult to dislodge both biden and harris, and i don't know why harris would want to voluntarily stand out on her own, but a lot is going on and stranger things have happened. host: what are you going to be writing about this week? staying on joe biden? guest: staying on joe biden, seeing with democratic lawmakers have to say. clearly we are coming up on the republican national convention, so some of the at

i want to shout out governor wes moore and something we are doing in utah with service opportunitiesor young people between high school and college. we have time for a couple more. >> matthew, thank you for being here. i got a chance to be down in bentonville when you were down there. really interesting group of people trying to make an impact on their community. somewhat outside of the formal setting of elected officials. i just think about this, you are viewing it as an entertainer with elected officials. what professions inspire you outside of those? matthew: what professions inspire me? >> regular folks that are doing the work, figuring out how to pay the bills, what professions do you think these people are really doing the work? down there it was childcare providers and a lot of other people. matthew: i think we were all impressed with the frontline during covid, the sacrifices that were made there. invisible, we call them and invisible asset. that was people stepping into a war they did not know the rules of and were on the front lines of an enemy that wanted contact and you h

just reading my notes as we observe that, governor wes moore said we are honest about feedback and concernsthat we have -- are afraid of the alternative but we have hope for the future. so that certainly was not -- it did not put a pin in the question of whether biden's candidacy is a moving target still. so that is pretty notable. meantime the washington post is keeping a tracker of democratic lawmakers who have called for biden to drop out and also expressions of concern really got just a note of the moment we are in. it did not include the latest call for him to drop. this came just last our from a congressman who wrote, when your current strategy is not working, it's rarely the right decision to double down. president biden is not going to get younger. i'm taking time to seriously consider the best strategy for democrats to win this election and set our country on a positive path forward. that statement comes right after house democratic leadership held a conference call this evening following reports that members are circulating two letters, one calling for biden to drop out if the nex

moore, vp, kamala harris is having a genuine moment. can get behind her as president but not because biden dropped out. she wants her to sync with, relate to, make people think that she is capable of doing not only her job as vp the president too. ashley: no comment on that. let's take a look at these markets, all very muted today, we are slowly positive now but markets closing at 1:00 pm eastern. david, you say it's time to take some profits and get defensive. why nauert how do we get defensive? >> reporter: good morning, we witnessed 33 all-time highs year to date for the s&p 500. we've seen a nice upside. we've added $11 trillion in market since the october lows. that's more than the entire stock market of china. we've seen significant increases just in the short timeframe since october so everyone knows it's an election year. as we look toward the second part of the year we are likely to see challenges ahead. risk diversification, strategy diversification and tax diversification. we know it's an important election year and the outco

. >> john: internal polling wes moore and shapiro and senator mark kelly would do better in a match upng does not mean anything. a lot of people don't have high name recognition. it is all theoretical at this point. i think we have to get to point where we have a nominee and start doing polling and polling can change a lot in three months. >> john: this is 1968 presidential election, chaos in the democratic party and unbelievable in chicago, history repeats itself. h hump hrey barely -- >> it could be and this is part of biden calculation in determines whether you drop out, they can stick to what they know or take a chance of nasty open convention where people get bruised. it is not great for them. >> see what happens, no sh shortage. >> sandra: lawmaker demand answers from the secret service surrounding the attack of former president trump. dor? no, walnut-brain! pigeons! they'd rather name a team after socks! to be fair, we're not very athletic. no one should have to choose between good vision and great value. that's why america's best is slashing their prices. during the wise buys s

so my suggestion is that they consider appointing less more -- wes moore as a presidential candidatetay on if he is elected and then eventually resign, appoint kamala harris to ambassador of the u.n. and i think that mabetn host: new york times taking after the possibility of a wes moore candidacy as well. six different columns in the new york times today on different quicklyfor democr enough for them to be elected president. guest: he steadily some of the viewa democrats. eopl are of the think is that i looking toward has maybe having a stroeri think a lot of the gos including newsom and moore probably have more of an eye 028 than now. when he answered the bell is capoteially so. he dead -- did just elected governor in 2022, so he would be pretty green from a perspective of the national ticket,hough he does have a pretty healthy resume overall. i'd be a little surprised and i think it would be dif to dislodge both biden and harris, i don't know why harris would want to voluntarily stand out on her own, but a lot is going on and stranger things have happened. host: what are you going