created the white house. historical association. she had many other projects and interests but was what she became most with followed lady bird johnson, who first undertook somewhat similar effort in terms of the exterior, meaning the land and the environment. first of washington and then of the nation. so there was a big that pat nixon would take on one quote unquote project it. but in at the overall role first lady, we see from the beginning it was one fraught with symbolism in everything they said did even within the tradition confines of the 19th century and early 20th century with the expectation of women's roles in american society. we see that with first ladies. it could be a little bit different. dolley, for example, use entertaining to essentially integrate not only men and women at social events, but members of husband's party and the opposition trying to forge a spirit of bipartisanship. lucy hayes was famously lemonade. lucy for not permitting the serving of any alcohol in the white house. and the

discussion in the white house the white house has been the go ahead. >> the white house lets the publicng take care of the country. the topic that he will little houses a little like everything as far as joe biden, i would vote for joe biden if his head was in a jar and would make any difference. >> in florida, no line, your next. >> i don't think the white house for president biden has been in spirit. one thing they could do the transparent is biden could challenge trump to another debate for the republican convention, the sooner the better is better because he would be showing the rebate he can handle dealing with trump. if he had another debate he could show to be with drug it will be transparent agility can. we needed to happen right away, not until september. he needs a debate with trump right now before the republican. cnn just do that debate because they have this is what it is a challenge that had a delay before the republican convention could see public he is about be him being transparent. he waits until september, is not being transparent. >> alyssa on the gas line. good morn

i'll talk the white house. they impact on the white house. of course, i love that topic being the white house. historical a association. again, a legacy of jackie kennedy. this was this was her establishing this because she knew there were never be enough government money to protect the white house in the way that it should be museum standard. so all first ladies really have felt this obligation to be a good steward of. the white house, mrs. clinton, you know, came in this is a new era. this is a baby boomer generation really looking at what impact, what they can bring to the white house. that's new and modern. and she had an affinity for class american art. and so she brought some new ideas to, the white house, to show that it's a living, breathing museum. it doesn't to say static in past exhibits of modern sculpture, pottery, modern art, glassware. these were temporary exhibits that in the white house and very, very interesting. but since also was it was a for the historic rooms a beautiful restoration and renovation of the blue room happen

guest: to the caller say the bombing of the white house or the burning of the white house?t: i believe he said burning. guest: i will start there because that is where the book starts and it is something that took place in 1814 during the war of 1812 when the british marched into washington and torched the city to an extent i do not think a lot of people realize. you mentioned about washington being a colonial backwater. it was still thought of that way during the war of 1812. president madison and residents of d.c. did not think d.c. was in any danger when british warships appeared nearby because why would anybody burn d.c.? it is nothing place. they assumed baltimore was the intended target of the british. there is a famous story that on the day the british burned the white house -- dolley madison had a party set for 3:00 that day, the table was set, food was laid out. when the british actually begin -- when it became clear the british were heading for washington, she and the rest of the white house staff had to gather as many valuables as they could. there is a famous st

the white house. well, with us to give deeper insight into pat nixon and betty ford, we have some distinguished people on this stage, susan ford bales only daughter of president and mrs.. susan is the sponsor, the aircraft carrier uss gerald r ford and recognize one of her extraordinary service as the ship's sponsor. susan was named an honorary aviator by the united states navy, becoming only the 31st american ever to receive this distinction and the first woman ever to be so honored. she is the recipient of three honorary doctorates and is the author of two novels set in the white house. i'm waiting for those novels. get on tv now, because the netflix we need to clean up next looks a little. edward cox next to susan, the son in law of president and mrs. nixon. many of you recall that the hauenstein and the ford held a joint program. i figured it out 12 years ago. you asked when it was 12 years, 2011, where we were at the ford museum and featured ed cox talking about what it's like to work with presid

. >> the white house medical cover-up. a special report. >> think of starting a party until midnight. >> that is a different type of party that is the after party. >> sued for sex trafficking and what is keeping him above water? america is the greatest country in the world because? >> beaches and alcohol. ♪ >> jesse: washington in the middle of a hostage crisis after the democratic party was taken captive joe biden sent a letter with a list of demands telling the democrats he is firmly committed to staying in the race whether they like it or not. stick with me and no one gets hurt while democrats are looking around to say if we stick with you we all get hurt. if they lose they will lose with him it wouldn't be fair to the democrats who have already voted as if the party cares about voter integrity i call hostage negotiations you bring a family member into talk down the hostage taker. morning joe try to talk to the president releasing the hostages and resigning and it did not go well. >> i am not going anywhere. i believe i

i'll talk the white house. they impact on the white house. of course, i love that topic being the white house. historical a association. again, a legacy of jackie kennedy. this was this was her establishing this because she knew there were never be enough government money to protect the white house in the way that it should be museum standard. so all first ladies really have felt this obligation to be a good steward of. the white house, mrs. clinton, you know, came in this is a new era. this is a baby boomer generation really looking at what impact, what they can bring to the white house. that's new and modern. and she had an affinity for class american art. and so she brought some new ideas to, the white house, to show that it's a living, breathing museum. it doesn't to say static in past exhibits of modern sculpture, pottery, modern art, glassware. these were temporary exhibits that in the white house and very, very interesting. but since also was it was a for the historic rooms a beautiful restoration and renovation of the blue room happen

do you ever hear from the white house? sometimes because sometimes i expect will and i but they'll they'll do this, like you'll something critical and then they'll be like, i just wanted to make sure you. yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. exactly. so i guess but but no, i meave to be i tely in the book about robert gibbs at the time and we were just up on something or whatever in think can be critical of the white house? and i'm like sit in th white house, i'm like, is this a serious question? his point, though, which is trueis tt in order to have credibility it's both. you can't be like if i went out every day and said j b magical g is fake news out that's critical very credible. people who are watching, even those who likm d that's not very critical credible. there are also when not when they leave white houses. and i don' i when i left the whe house i tk i 1w sitting the white house when a lot of our former colleagues would go out, who would be % obama, then theye thing that they believed sincerely we had done wrong, and that thi

house at the white house. the money went to their owners. and so for her son to have done that was really kind of a shocking revelation to me when i discovered that. and there's a reason why these families brought their enslaved workers. and that was simply because congress never gave them enough money to run for the president's mansion house in new york and philadelphia. and that was part of why the washington's brought. they also hired individuals, both whites, to work in their executive houses. but they didn't have enough money. and and and sarah polk was another good example where she sort of made a campaign promise that if she were first lady, she would stay within her budget. and part of the way she she did that was she got rid of ten staff members, the white house, and replaced them all with her enslaved servants. and that was how she budget. so congress has never done enough and. this is sort of the whole history of first ladies and the white house in the frustrations they had of running this house wit

i mean, you've been in the white house.orts that european leaders are worried about the president looking older and increasingly old. you've been in that white house. do people get their own specialists just showing up? >> not that i know of. i mean, listen. they have to have a full disclosure to the american people about what's gone on for the past four years. everyone's seen it. the press is culpable here. the fact that they are angry today and actually doing their job for once in four years is a little bit of a joke. these are the same people that allowed him to campaign from basement and even though a lot of people were warning that he may not be up to the job for the last four years, the press is by and large ignor ed it. you know what's more troubling to me, liz, especially from a foreign policy perspective is what has gone on in those one on one meetings or those small group meetings between the president and putin, between the president and xi-jinping. you know, all of these people meet with president biden and then

the white house, right now, and we're going to hear from the white house press secretary at the podium, just minutes away and whether donald trump wins the white house are not a new 140 today suggests the justice department could pursue the cases against him right up until inauguration what this means for all those legal battles. >> and hurricane beryl closing in now on jamaica as a potentially lethal heatwave blankets california is sweltering summer turning dangerous in an era of extreme climate change, we are following these major developing stories and many more all coming in right here to cnn news central we begin with breaking news. >> cnn is learning that president biden has privately acknowledged the next stretch of days are critical to deciding whether he can stay in the race. it's a major development after the president's debate performance raised serious concerns about his ability to win reelection and serve out another term. just hours from now, the president will meet face-to-face with democratic governors seeking reassurance biden will also speak separately with several co

the white house. for the better part of a decade. then she went into storage and was found again 50 years later and is now on loan to the library from. the white house. and she arrived at the library in 2022, just as we were going to celebrate the 50 years since signing of title nine, which was a great advancement to women women that happened for women that happened during during the nixon era. as he signed law, now there's a back story to this that i want to share with you and i hope it you smile in the fall and i do 70 to 2 women's groups the force on women's rights and responsibilities and the citizens council on the status of women came to me and said they would like to give a bust of susan b anthony great suffragist to the white house in honor of what president nixon has done to elevate women in the federal government. i thought that was a wonderful idea and they proceeded to get it done. they had a copy of the marble bust of susan b, which is in the u.s. capitol. now, this one is bronze made in

kevin kinard visited the white house ate time in eight months with different white house staff listedcontact points. now, knowing this information and white house logs reported on, one would think on this big relaunch day, the white house would have been ready to answer some pretty legitimate questions about dr. kinard and the nature of his visits. but instead to come america witnessed more stonewalling. >> the president, i can tell you, i have seen three times connected to physical that he gets every year that we provide. >> direct question... >> hold on, wait, wait, wait a second... >> in regards to the president specifically... >> hold on a second, no, no, no, wait a minute. ed, please come a little respect here. every time he has a physical, he's had -- that is answering that question. no, it is. you are asking me... but i also said to you, ed meyer also said for security reasons, we cannot share names. i cannot share names of specialist broadly from a dermatologist to neurologist, we cannot share names. there are security reasons. we have to protect... i understand that. ed might

white house press briefing shows that it is a white house that isn't used to getting serious scrutinyo. bennie thompson, a member of the house, call for a cbs reporter to be suspended for how he questioned karine jean-pierre. ridiculous. look, the press was very willfully ignorant of this whole thing for a very long time. it isn't a surprise to anybody. they will drop it, i assume as soon as they realize biden is not going anywhere. they don't know how to handle it because they are under siege right now. >> sandra: fred, your reaction to it. "washington post" readers sending these pleas for the first lady saying things like urge your husband to end his campaign. biden is no longer physically and mentally equipped. urgent and compelling for you to persuade president biden to immediately forego his campaign. fred, will she listen? >> let's put this in perspective. you have 250 democrats in congress between the house and senate. fewer than 20 have called for president biden to step down. you are talking about less than 10%. fewer democrats have called on president biden to step down than

we have cnn senior white house correspondent mj lee with us at the white house, as well as cnn capitol hill reporter any greater nj first to you, you actually brought up the point about the president's medical records and when the last time it was that he had a physical and you asked about that question of jet lag of orange on pier because during yesterday's briefing, it didn't come up and then it appeared today yeah. i have to tell you this was another very tough white house press briefing for the white house press secretary. just a barrage of continued questions about the president's political future. but also the concerns about his age and his health. and you're right. she did tell me that the president has not had any medical exam since his last annual physical back in february. and when we were pressing her on. why not more transparency, why not more information? bring his doctor out to take questions release more information, more full information from that last annual physical she continued defending the white house is conduct saying they have been thorough in the information th

white house restored the white house policy of making the visitor logs public. today, nbc news reported that on most of the days that the neurologist visited the biden white house, president biden was not there. so, if the new york times would have done just the minimal amount of homework, checking the president's travel schedule, they would have reported that the neurologist had visited the white house exactly 3 times when president biden was there. three, instead of the eight times in eight months reported that the new york times delivered and was breathlessly accepted by the white house press corps. that was easily available information to the new york times, the president's travel schedule, and they did not bother to even think about it, look at it, or report it. not one person working at the new york times from the publisher, editor on down to those reporters, not did it ever cross their minds, where was president biden on that day? where was he in the world? never crossed their minds. that is college newspaper standard. that we're talking about, here. pres

o'connor, the white house physician.re involved with joe biden in the biden influence peddling schemes. >> laura: well, it is a good point he raised. a simple point, show me the mri. >> yeah. and that's what we want to do. we want to bring dr. o'connor in. we have a lot of medical questions. i'm going to ask ronny jackson who was a white house physician to come in and sit with us to be able to help ask the appropriate medical questions. and we want to know was there a cover-up? and if there was a cover-up was it because this physician has the same kind of liability that the president's brother has over the americorps health scandal. >> laura: the question was asked today at the white house briefing. independent medical examination. neurological examination that would indicate parkinson's or some other neurodegenerative disorder because you are worried about the result you would get which would end effectively end the campaign. and the answer was no, no. that's not what we're doing. >> if that's not what they are doing. t

you're asking me canard white house. i just i also said to you, ed, i also said to you for security reasons, we cannot share names can you confirm that the archives has visits, specialist visits were for the president is not what i can tell you. is that the president has seen a neurologist three times and clear this all up just by saying what he was doing here and if it was connected to the president, yes sir. i am not going to confirm that a particular neurologists anybody now, these questions will be looming over what could very well be biden's biggest test since the debate a high-stakes nato summit that he's hosting in washington this week, his helped will be a focus during the gathering and we full of photo-ops remarks, unscripted q and a's, which biden had recently been avoiding. >> well undergraduates outfront live on capitol hill tonight, mj lee is at the white house. manu, i want to start with you though, because as i mentioned, you just spoke with the democratic leader hakeem jeffries. that was an extremely sign

i kept them at the white house. that's why the chapter being pregnant is so vivid, because after i got my morning sickness like three in the morning. i wrote in my journal. like. like god, like if there's one time that you keep me in place, it's for the pope. like, you don't. i mean, like, come on with me here. and so all of that was very so i kept all the journals, and i think i decided what i decided to write about, you know, in memoirs only a certain part of your life, not your whole life. so obviously, the white house one is people are most interested in. but i think that, you know, i decided to put in my truth and had to, like, not worry about what people think. i had to not worry about. i'm okay walking in my truth. i'm okay with that i tell it all the time. i say it when i speak like there's no i have no shame in anything i've written. like i feel bad i not there's no regrets and i do that because that is the person people recognize. if you are were to say if you didn't have a book and you said to the white h

this according to the white house. okay. party the white house, spokes people. i see it has mild symptoms. he is going to be heading back to his residence in delaware, not to the white house um from, from here in las vegas, and he will be, uh, i, i imagine receiving doctors care. i almost certainly was receiving doctors here and resting there at his his house in delaware. so as far as your question about how unusual was the announcement that it came from, one of the officials, if you need us usa, i think it would have been even more alarming if someone from the white house had 1st onto the stage here and said the president's got cold but you know, everybody go home. so she was just letting for people know and trying to let them down as best you could tell him that looked his speech that we were all waiting for is not going to happen. but i don't think that any further information is going to be funneled through anything other than the normal channels of the white house press office. chris is the present left? yes. okay, we understand that the president is still

had visited the white house at least eight times in a period of eight months, the white house trying to offer clarity but inevitably may have caused more confusion after press secretary karine jean-pierre, as you mentioned, said that every time the president received a physical, which has been three times, annually, and then the white house releases publicly the results of that physical, that neurological exam accompanied that physical. but notably she did not clarify when asked whether the neurological exams conducted walter reed or the white house. the press secretary saying a wide variety of specialists from walter reed visit the white house every year to treat thousands of military personnel. and she was repeatedly asked, had several fiery exchanges with reporters, whether she could confirm the name of this doctor that he is listed eight times in these public white house visitor logs, and the press secretary denying each time, saying that it is a matter of security. she did not want to reveal the personal identity of this doctor, jose. >> allie raffa and ryan nobles, thank you so

calling into a campaign call today, but also we are seeing a senior staff at the white house. senior staff at the campaign are all holding calls to try to reassure folks that are working both at the white house and the campaign that despite all of the panic and all of the uncertainty that we have seen in the days since the democratic debate and the president's very poor performance. that the president isn't going anywhere but of course this reassurance, a lot of democrats have told cnn really need to come directly from president biden, and that is part of the reason, of course, by the president it's going to be meeting with a group of democratic governors this evening. and the white house continues to say that we are going to see much more from the president in the coming days tonight president joe biden, trying to save his teetering reelection campaign after keeping a limited public schedule for days following his disastrous debate performance last week, the president emerging to try to reassure panicked supporters, biden rallying his campaign staff on a call telling them, qu

well, thanks for keeping an eye on us with the white house and interrupting your weekend off. great to see you. >> thanks, howard. howard: next on media buzz, supreme court hands trump a major victory on immunity and affecting his legal cases and the campaign. ♪ duckduckgo comes with a built-n engine, like google, but it's r and doesn't spy on your searchs and duckduckgo lets you browsel but it blocks cookies and creepy ads that follow youa and other companies. and there's no catch. it's fre. we make money from ads, but they don't follow you aroud join the millions of people taking back their privacy by downloading duckduckgo on all your devices today. before apoquel chewable for allergic itch. giving dogs pills was a battle of wits. oh, maria, i'm wise to your foolish game. is it gone? totally gone. itch relief just got easier. apoquel. the trusted number one treatment for allergic itch is now available in a tasty chewable that works in a day. do not use in dogs with serious infections. may cause worsening of existing parasitic skin infestations or preexisting cancers and ser

but but remember, within the white house and within the white house and within the white house and within was supposed to be stopping the millions of migrants coming across the southern border. and that will be held against her. there's one other aspect, i think, which hasn't been dealt with. my friends and family who live in the states all say that although the outside world view of america is everybody's wealthy. actually, the truth about the matter for ordinary people, actually the money has not trickled down to them. and so there are two issues where i think trump has a significant advantage over whoever becomes the candidate. i think kamala will be a disaster. and i but also the other two who are very prominent . newsom is so bad that prominent. newsom is so bad that only the other day, the tesla guy lifted up his entire business and took it to took it to, took it to austin, texas. now that kind of thing, in america, there is a lot of battles between states over getting big companies and states are either growing or they're declining. california has been in decline under gavin newsom

a live look at the white house in crisis. president biden about to depart for the nato summit in d.c. as it continues. this before a rare news conference where the stakes could not be higher coming later today. good morning, everybody. a day of consequence? could be. i'm bill hemmer, good morning. >> dana: i'm dana perino. this is "america's newsroom." it's a big day and i think we'll make a lot of news on this show. the president's first news conference in eight months and sure to face an onslaught of questions for his fitness for office. >> the white house has spent the past two weeks in post debate damage control. republicans are seizing on that chaos. >> the democrats are in absolute full panic mode. not because of the president of the united states is unable to perform his duties as commander-in-chief and they are in panic mode. >> this is the ebb, the worst you'll see the biden campaign. >> i think what we are oh he seeing out of democrats they are living in the box they created for themselves by lying to the american p

kevin cannard come to the white house?aid to you -- ed, i also said to you, for security reasons, we cannot share names. we cannot share names. >> desi: look, i know she's trying to protect peoples' privacy, but anytime you're being that cagey with information, it just makes you look like you're hiding something. it almost would have been better to just make something up, like joe and jill and dr. parkinson's are in a throuple. i mean, do you want the youth vote or not? > jordan: for more on the questions over joe biden's health, we go live to the briefing room with our senior white house analyst, michael kosta. [cheers and applause] michael, why is the white house being so cagey about the president's health? >> guys, i've been talking to white house officials, and it turns out, the media is blowing this way out of proportion. so a parkinson's doctor visited a few times. big deal! an std doctor has been here every day for a week, and no one's asking if the president has an std! >> jordan: wait. does the president have an s

ford and that followed her through the white house and the white house. but it was an extraordinary response to an extraordinary disclosure. well, one of those letters is something we'd like to share with you, if we can put it up on the screen and actually read the note, because at the end of the day, its membership is first lady, but she was also a wife and a mother. she had a family and they felt the tremendous pain of this diagnosed. so this letter it's a little hard to read your dad's writings so i asked for it to be the name that dearest mom no written words can add quietly express our deep deep love. we know how great you are and we, the children and dad will try to be as strong as you. our faith. in you and god will sustain us our total love for you is everlasting we will be at your side with our love for wonderful mom. x x x x gerry. it's just really beautiful. and and other thing i learned and i've been from your book or, your, the article you wrote for the wyly companion is that mrs. ford was she was not told first write the president was told f

the white house folks woman's saying that there are many doctors who in fact come to the white house complex. it's a, it's a large blocks of buildings here in washington where many people work. and if you're a military member working there, then you are treated by these military doctors who visit and they said that that is also a reason why there would not be more details provided about who exactly the neurologist that biden saw the identity of this person. the white house, citing privacy issues here, and again, the spokeswoman saying she was adamant that by the end does not have a new or all logical condition. i'm just going back to perkins for a little bit. so to give you some answers here, has the present being treated for parking says no, is he being treated for parking since? no, he's not. is he taking medication for parking says no. so those are the things that i can give you, full blown answers on, but i'm not going to don't, i'm not going to confirm a specialist. any specialist that comes to come to comes with a while. now it just like bite and was saying earlier, he did have

the want to see from whoever gets the job at the white house?— job at the white house?te four job at the white house? the first step four of _ job at the white house? the first step four of miss _ job at the white house? the first step four of miss harris - job at the white house? the first step four of miss harris would . job at the white house? the first step four of miss harris would be i job at the white house? the first i step four of miss harris would be to make her way formally to the nomination —— the first step for ms harris. the next thing would be appalling, how she matches up in a potential head—to—head, then a real head—to—head against donald trump, and if it is a tighter race which early polling suggests, then investors would look at her proposals and priorities for the economy which would let them gain a picture of what a harris administration could look like. as much as she is the vice president to joe biden, there are differences between the two. one really interesting question for investors is what kind of relationship a president harris would form wit

the white house also keeps saying biden had a bad night. no, he did not. the yankees aaron judge had a bad night. zero for four, two strikeouts, but judge leads the league in homeruns and could easily hit two more tomorrow. biden's homerun days are gone. biden did not have a bad night, he has a bad memory, with no remedy. a reporter asked straight out if biden has alzheimer's or dementia, she immediately said no, so well the white house released more medical information to support that answer? doubtful. which has commonsense wondering if they immediately answered no, to they really know, or like biden are they simply joking? let's bring in fox news contributor jason chaffetz and new york post reporter lydia moynihan, thank you for coming on. lydia, it's a lot more than just a bad night. >> it really is. we are hearing from sources that it feels like the final days of the nixon administration where you have an increasing amount of paranoia in the white house, now reporting that hunter biden is in meetings with joe biden because he's so eager to have people

white house spokesperson andrea base pushing back on this "these are standard processes for any whiteegardless of person are party". let's pregnant oversight chairman james comber. -- bring in. good to have a. let's -- you hear what andrew says about this. he says like these are people who are making sure he is on time for thanks and knows the names he needs to know as he goes in. what do you hope to gain from these subpoenas? i know you've subpoenaed these folks before and they rejected them. to thank they will change thereto this time? >> no. at thank all the private individual subpoenas we've issued and the whole time i've been chairman of the house oversight committee they have honor them. they may have come in kicking and screaming but they have honor them. we expect these 32 as well. we will sea who is telling the truth, if it's the reporter are that white house products secretary. but i think americans saw him close and personal in the debate, biden is not physically fit to be president pierpont not even mentally fit to be present in. these three staffers have been identified a

mj lee is at the white house. manu, i want to start with you though, because as i mentioned, you just spoke with the democratic leader hakeem jeffries. that was an extremely significant news that he just gave you. what more did he tell you? >> yeah. show a show of support after he's been relatively quiet in the aftermath of that biden's debate performance that spawned all of this internal democratic concern, just consulting they've been voicing privately for the past week because members of congress have been on a recess the past week. and this will be the first time that they will actually meet behind closed doors to talk about their concerns about joe biden staying and the top of the ticket that meeting scheduled to take place tomorrow morning. a significant moment about whether joe biden can maintain his support among democrats on capitol hill, then there's the senate democratic meeting that will happen in the afternoon tomorrow as well. another pivotal moment as chuck schumer, the senate majority leader, only

yes. close eye on whoever takes the reins at at the white house.— at at the white house. confirmation — at at the white house. yes, we got a confirmation today _ at at the white house. yes, we got a confirmation today that _ at at the white house. yes, we got a confirmation today that in _ at at the white house. yes, we got a confirmation today that in terms - at at the white house. yes, we got a confirmation today that in terms of i confirmation today that in terms of economic growth, the picture is looking good. you had comments from joe biden saying to bailey's gdp report makes it clear we have this wrong economy in the world. he thanks vice president harris�*s economic agenda. it is unclear what our positions are on the economy and what her goals will be as a potential candidate and potential head of the ticket for the democratic party. but clearly, the idea you have a strong growth and inflation beginning to come down is good news. the question is: is it coming in time for the election come november to help the democratic party? that isn't very clear. the reason i sa

i don't want donald trump on the public tour of the white house. many of us served when donald trump was here. we know the chaos that reigns from that. and we know what we have been able to do together. the biden-harris administration, 15 million jobs created, getting us through the pandemic. shots in arms. money in people's pockets. bipartisan infrastructure bill. these are things that we can do together. and that's what we have been focused on. while we chart this path ahead. while the policies of the day continues on to november. house democrats are very confident in the agenda that we have been a part of for the past few years. now it's implementing that agenda. thank you. reporter: thank you. you say you are clear-eyed when it comes to making sure that donald trump is not in the white house. that's consistent with fellow democrats. but it doesn't seem everyone is clear-eyed about the future of this president. can you address and characterize what those concerns are and attribute how you do get everybody on the same page? mr. aguilar: our caucu

he'll get reports from the white house. a defiant joe biden says he's in the presidential race until the end. and he's striking back at members of his party who are calling on him to step aside emotionally. what i've done in my, the way, in terms of my neurological capacity, i had a physical there, a logical physical as well in february. it's really, really all my record. oh, at least half a dozen house democrats have publicly called providing to end his re election bid. more than a dozen current and former top democrats have raised concerns about the president's fitness to serve in the office. a bargain is old, he's not as articulate as he once was. i wish we could jump up the steps on air force one he kept. what we, i've got to focus on is policy whose policies have and will benefit the vast majority of the people in this country. it's a personal wait for the president. on tuesday, house and senate democrats are expected to hold meetings that could determine just how much support the president has on capitol hill debt acr

white house they would get slammed.leagues at "the wall street journal" published a month ago the state of joe biden and they were crucified and all of a sudden, "the wall street journal" reporters are coming out and saying, "told you so." >> joe: a conversation with john fetterman with effects of the stroke and having trouble with basic conversations. to people like cara switzer went out and said, "you are lying and should not be saying this." it's demanding for burns to be fired so that is exactly the point, it is fear, fear of blow black from the white house and others in the media and they can't hide it anymore and n now, -- >> we cannot tolerate this anymore because i understand olivia's saying she couldn't publish earlier because your resource is willing to go on record until the debate when the political calculations changed. that is unacceptable. she should not let these people stay anonymous. have the courage to stand by what you are saying. >> kayleigh: absolutely pure and more developing news to come. more ca

the white house would push back hard at any age-related story.he "wall street journal" piece accurately reported behind closed doors biden was slipping. >> shannon: we will get access next week when there is a press conference. how much pressure on the president to deliver during that presser? >> okay, i want to address the media and to address the democrat and president. we can admit a couple things are true at the same time. number one they hid the president kept him in bubble wrapped. that is true. number two, the administration lied to the press on a regular basis. by extension, the american people about the president's acuity. we won't sit here and pretend it was a hard story to report. somehow you couldn't penetrate the obvious common sense eyes and ears of everyone understanding the president's mental acuity. in fact, the press was a willing mark. they were partners with the administration. the a.p., "new york times," "washington post", npr all ran stories a week and a half ago about cheap fakes when it came to videos showing us the realit

tied to his time in the white house.ow, trump's team can plausibly claim some of these were official acts that can't even be used as evidence. >> julie: katie cherkasky is a former federal prosecutor and joins me now. a feather in trump's cap. the question is will judge merchan basically throw the entire case out at this point? the likelihood of him being sentenced at all, what would you say that would be on september 18th? >> we're such a novel position at this point. it was a great week for former president trump legally speaking. as far as judge merchan reviewing this case before the sentencing, he essentially has to look at whether this evidence would have potentially changed the outcome. as you just showed, any evidence of any official acts is not to be used in a prosecution whatsoever. i think the bigger question, though, is what standard of review the appellate courts might use and whether they will actually require that prejudice be shown or whether just because the evidence was used there is something called str

at the white house press briefing room where a surprise, surprise, surprise, the white house briefingn pushed back to 1:45 buried more questions suspected president biden's health after they say a parkinss specialist visits eight times in eight months. dr. siegel. >> sandra: and in new mexico today as his criminal trial begins jonathan hunt is there with us what are we seeing so far? >> sandra, alec baldwin arrived along with his wife, hilario, for day one in this high-stakes trial paid as he arrived we asked how he was feeling. we will show you his response after the break. then psoriatic arthritis. cosentyx works on both for me. people with psoriasis on the scalp have a 4 times higher risk for psoriatic arthritis. serious allergic reactions, severe skin reactions that look like eczema, and an increased risk of infections, some fatal, have occurred. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms, had a vaccine or plan to, or if ibd symptoms develop or worsen. still workin' for me. ♪see me.♪ it's time. yes, the time has come for a fresh approach to dog food. everyday, more dog