any minute, we expect to see vice president kamala harris touchdown in wilmington, delaware, where she's going to visit campaign staff at the newly renamed camila hq. the presumptive democratic nominee for president, previewing her trip on social media yeah, posting quote, one day down 105 to go together. we're going to win this earlier today, harris made her first public appearance since president biden dropped out of the presidential race. and while she did not speak about her candidacy, she did address biden's historic decision i am firsthand witness that every day ai president joe biden fights for the american people and we are deeply, deeply grateful for his service to our nation vice president harris is not yet the official democratic nominee for president, but today, nearly every person who might have considered a run against her has instead endorsed her and now the conversation turns to whom the vp will pick to be her vp with possible contenders making the rounds sounds on national television i want to make sure that kamala harris wins. i'm going to work for her all over this cou

[applause] i'm glad to be joined by the mayor, you know howo keep wilmington moving forward. appreciate you being here. so it's great to be back in north carolina. [cheers and applause] from camp lejeune to fort liberty to chey poi, through fficult days and times of j, i've been honored to learn from you and shine a light on your story. this is a special community. and you all help keep it strong. four years ago, joe went from being a military father, to being commander in chief. [cheers and applaus it's a responsibility he stepped into with pride. because as joe reminds everyone, any chance he gets, our u.s. military is the finest fighting military force in the history of the world. [cheers and applause] of all the obligions that j has shouldered since htook his oath of office, he believes the only truly one sacred obligation is to prepare those we send into harm's way and to care for them and their families when they come home. [applause] joe knows that military spouses and children may not wear the iform, but they serve our country too. [applause] that's why he signed an e

cbs's weijia jiang will start us off from wilmington, delaware.eijia. >> reporter: norah, good evening to you. tonight, vice president harris is wasting no time as she builds her case for taking over the white house. he remarks to campaign staffers, she thanked them for all their work and urge them to keep going as she drew a contrast between herself and donald trump. at the democratic campaign headquarters in wilmington, delaware, staffers heard from president biden for the first time since he dropped out of the race. >> and i want to say to the team, embrace her. she is the best. >> reporter: then the emotional and energized crowd heard from vice president harris in her debut as the campaign's ticket topper. >> i love joe biden. and i know we all do. we have so many darn good reasons for loving joe biden. and i have full faith that this team is the team that will be the reason we win in november. > reporter: harris is already a money machine. groups backing her have raised $81 million since yesterday, setting a record for the most raised by a pr

so harris yesterday visited her campaign's headquarters in wilmington, delaware. this, of course, was the biden campaign hq. now it's hers. and the vp spoke to staffers announcing that julia rodriguez will stay on her as campaign manager, and that jen o'mally dylan, the former chair of the biden campaign will also stay on and run the new harris campaign. harris praised president biden's legacy and accomplishments and then shifted her focus to the vision of her campaign and her opponent. >> before i was elected as vice president, before i was elected as united states senator, i was the elected attorney general as a former courtroom prosecutor. in those roles i took on perpetrators of all kinds. predators who abused women, fraudsters who ripped off consumers, cheaters who broke the rules for their own gain. so hear me when i say i know donald trump's type. building up the middle class will be a defining goal of my presidency. because we here know when our middle class is strong, america is strong. and we know that's not the future donald trump is fighting for. >> an

they may move some people from the white house and bring them to wilmington. they may shift some things around, but i think they're going to keep the core team and make it work what's great about this the kamala harris, common hurts you saw today the vice president you saw today is the vice president that was out on the stump in the fall of 2022? and if you remember, everyone thought democrats are going to lose in 2022 in the spring and early summer. and the president and the vice president went in hard to talk about freedom and democracy. the vice president talked about abortion and the right for women to have this freedom to make their own health care choices that same person that i think we saw today and i was i was very surprised that she went straight at donald trump and some of the ways that were mentioned earlier. but talking about how e heat already been convicted of sexual abuse. that his he was a fraudster to go right at him and that she is a prosecutor, as she knows how to go after. listen. i think donald trump thought after these supreme court case

who is calling in from wilmington, delaware on the democrats line. tony if you live in wilmington, delaware and you been there for a while, biting his been your representative for 50 plus years for. >> yes i have been your for 64 years and you are absolutely right. >> host: do you know him to know the president? >> i known his son bill biden. we actually was in high school at one time together and i know him by working with him when he was our attorney general here. >> host: what you think of them stepping away? >> caller: i think he should not have stepped away. but it really doesn't matter because biden kamala harris, made promises to the afro-american families and did not keep to their promise. and i do not think that we as afro-americans should just vote for someone because she was handpicked. we need to look at the troubles we are having now in the united states with the immigrants coming in from different countries. the drugs, all of these things were promised and harrison harrs promised and biden promised they were going to take that and that

>> yeah, i thought that's one of the reasons why the event today in wilmington was important. you saw the biden/harris campaign family coming together. president on the phone being gracious to the vice president. clearly proud of her. you saw the vice president keeping the campaign leadership sort of intact with julie chavez rodriguez staying and you could see it's a team that's united. i thought it was a great play for the team to be united and you see the democrats lining up behind her too. what it feels to me like is the 2024 campaign has finally started. if you think about the last six months, we really have been focused on donald trump and his court cases and his conviction. there has been so much that's happened in the last month but his conviction was a little over a month ago, and then we had the debate. then the focus has been on democrats concerns about whether president biden was the right person to carry on. now, you see a phenomenal candidate. a ton of energy. a great argument to make about the critique she's able to make about trump as a candidate, and also a vis

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let's get right to cnn's kayla tausche at the white house and priscilla alvarez in wilmington, delaware, just outside campaign hq what they're calling camila hq priscilla, vice president harris just arrived in wilmington to meet with the staff there you have new reporting about the mood. what can you tell us? >> yeah, jake, there's certainly mixed emotions over the course of the day here at the campaign headquarters. of course, there's was a seismic shift for the campaign the last 24 hours and sources tell me there was a feeling of grief, of relief and also excitement and that is what you heard as soon as the vice president walked into headquarters, was that cheering and applause? but take if you also notice in those images which while there is new signage of kamala for president, there is also still biden-harris signage. that's how quickly all of this happen that they still haven't been able to replace everything though they did also hang up the california state flag and only hey, moments before she walked into campaign headquarters, they also debited a new website up until this point.

it is known as the wilmington massacre of 1898. well, after the fall of reconstruction, you had some interracial governments in the upper south in north carolina and virginia and tennessee. alliances between populous and republicans. and what's interesting about this group are people who violent fully overthrew the city government of wilmington in north is that a lot of them belong to the wilmington light infantry that had actually fought in the spanish cuban american war. they were the same people i'm just showing you how that incidents can tell us about those connections connections. now. the conquest of the west through the so-called indian wars, better referred to as wars against indians excuse me, lasted well until the end of the 19th century and said the stage for the establishment of overseas empire after the spanish cuban american war of 1898, the annexation of hawaii and the colonization of the philippines, the unmaking of reconstruction was also completed legally only in the 1890s, with black discretion, transient in the

this message the campaign -- came to give this message to campaigners. >> the first time i came to wilmingtons when she got the call from then candidate biden to be on the ticket. we came here the next day. we went to their home. he said with dr. biden welcome to the family. you are now bidens. and they made us cookies. [laughter] and they called our kids. and they called my parents. this was day 14 years ago. look where we are now. to have been able to serve as second gentleman with him as our president, dr. biden as our first lady. [applause] so now i get to support my wife kamala harris running for president of the united states. [applause] let me tell you something. we are going to win this election. we are on the right side of every single issue and we have this team right here and thousands of others all around the country. how do i know? because i have been traveling all around the country. i have met them. we have an amazing team. you have done an amazing job. you are going to continue to do that so we can elect kemal harris as the next president of the united states -- kamala harris

vice president harris visited with campaign affers in wilmington, delaware, telling them she inten to go out and earn the democratic presidential nomination. now that president biden has decided not to seek reelection. prior to her remarks, president biden spoke on the phone to thank staff mbers for their contributions. her husban doug emhoff, also addressed staers and think the president and first lady for their continued support throughout the years. >> thank you so much. we want to bring everyone together to have an opportunity to thank you so much. you had to react quickly and efficiently while experiencing -- [cheering] >> yesterday president biden shared his decision with the country and in true joe biden fashion, as he has done throughout his career, he has put country first. it is not lost on anyone in this room that under hayes and vice president harris's leadership we have made incredible progress together. america has the strongest economy, we have extended affordable health care, past the first gun safety legislation in 30 years. all of these accomplishments are on the lin

it is known as the wilmington massacre of 1898. this as well after the fall of reconstruction. you had interracial governments in the upper south, north carolina, virginia and tennessee, alliances between populist and republicans. what is interested about this group of people who violently overthrew the city government of wilmington in north carolina is that a lot of them belonged to the wilmington light infantry that had actually fought in the spanish cuban- american war. they were the same people. just showing you how that incident tells us about those connections. the conquest of the west for the so-called indian wars, but referred to as wars against indians, lasted well until the end of the 19th century. it set the stage for the establishment of overseas empire after the spanish cuban- american war of 1898, the annexation of hawaii, and the colonization of the philippines. the unmaking of reconstruction was also completed legally only in the 1890s with black disenfranchisement in the south and the establishment of racial segregation. it was a mostly reactionary supreme cour

[applause] i'm glad to be joined by the mayor, you know how to keep wilmington moving forward. appreciate you being here. so it's great to be back in north carolina. [cheers and applause] from camp lejeune to fort liberty to cherry point, through difficult days and times of joy, i've been honored to learn from you and shine a light on your story. this is a special community. and you all help keep it strong. four years ago, joe went from being a military father, to being commander in chief. [cheers and applause] it's a responsibility he stepped into with pride. because as joe reminds everyone, any chance he gets, our u.s. military is the finest fighting military force in the history of the world. [cheers and applause] of all the obligations that joe has shouldered since he took his oath of office, he believes the only truly one sacred obligation is to prepare those we send into harm's way and to care for them and their families when they come home. [applause] joe knows that military spouses and children may not wear the uniform, but they serve our country too. [applause] that's

at 3:00 this afternoon in that hour she's exhibited to go to wilmington, to the headquarters to meetthe top of the ticket, the announcements are beginning here. i'll finish up by saying here the vice president will make the connection with the team that will now work on behalf of trying to get her elected in november if things go as they planned as this event gets under way, hallie. >> kelly, some of the athletes coming out. this is a previously scheduled event, on the books to celebrate ncaa college athletes here at the white house. the vice president obviously celebrating their accomplishments and their achievements but doing so on the backdrop of a pivotal moment politically not only for her but the country as well. she's received president biden's endorsement in this 2024 less than 24 hours after he decided to withdraw from the race. under intense pressure from elected democrats, from members of his own party to pull out of the race, concern he couldn't beat former president trump come november. we're seconds away for the vice president here walk out. monica, interesting that she

. >> hoy harris se reunio con el equipo de la campana democrata en wilmington, delaware en otro paso transicion. >> ay, el tipo de donald trump's donald trump. >> en esta esta campana, con orgullo, con mi record contra su respaldo este domingo. >> hoy harris se reunio con el equipo de la campana esta transicion. >> se donald trump. >> y en orgullo, proudly put my record against tiene, en este mismo evento el presidente biden via telefonica felicito a su staff y tambien a la campana por su trabajo y dijo que aunque no esta ya en la formula si esta sumamente comprometido. >> mas temprano, durante un e evento ya programado en la casa blanca, la vicepresidenta fue muy breve y solo agradecio el legado de los donantes, pero tambien el respaldo de su partido, mostrando unidad tal y como nos explica javier vega. >> tras ser ungida por el pr presidente biden para ser su no esta alla en la sumamente la de biden. >> mientras tanto, harry sigue recibiendo el apoyo de tambien el vega. >> la vicepresidenta kamala no hablo de su candidatura pero reconocio biden. >> joe biden es un joe biden's legac

. >> first lady jill biden spo in wilmington, north carolina, saying her husband will remain in the race. there was cl from me mocratic lawmakers for him not to seek re-election. >> well, north carolina,ou've showme your heart and i tnk you so much. mrs. biden: and thank y, jason, from your time in the uniform to your work at t state level to sporting military famils and veterans. few ople know this commuty is north carolina as well as you do. thank you for your support. be e m proud to be joineby the mayor. you know how to build a consensus and keep wilminon ving forward. i appreciate y being here 6 greato be ba in north carolina. from fort lejeune and ma other places. i've been honored to learn from you and shine a light on your sties. is is a special community and you all help keep it strong. four years ago joe went from being a militaryather to being commander in chief. 's a responsibity he stepped in with pride. because as joe reminds everyo anchance he gets, our u.s. military is t finest fighti military force in the history of the world. all the obligations joe has shouldered, he's

caroline: maybe later in wilmington. kailey leinz, we thank you so much.up, we get back to tech and what to expect from this week's earnings. this is "bloomberg technology." ♪ when you automate sales tax with avalara, you don't have to worry about things like changing tax rates or filing returns. avalarahhh ahhh caroline: let's look ahead to this week's tech earnings, what to expect. starting with s.a.p. spotify, google, tesla reporting tomorrow. we're going to go through whether we can live up to some evaluations, ron. ron: that's the key question this quarter. a lot of seven companies are expected to deliver a deceleration? earnings. earnings will still be pretty strong. growth will still be pretty strong, but slower than we've seen in past quarters, and given how much these stocks are brought up to far this year, even with the recent volatility we've seen, that's the key question. how much are these companies able to justify how much they've moved up this year? ed: tuesday is going to be big. is there a story across all of tech you're watching? >> i thi

we have team coverage now, weijia jiang will start us off from wilmington, delaware, good evening, we> reporter: good evening to you, vice president harris is wasting no time building her case for taking over the white house. in remarks, the campaign staffers she thanked them for all the work and urge them to keep going as she drew a contrast between herself and donald trump. at the democratic campaign headquarters in wilmington, delaware, staffers heard from president biden for the first time since he dropped out of the race. >> and i want to say to the team, embrace her, she is the best. >> than the emotional and energized crowd heard from vice president in her debut as a campaigns ticket topper. >> and i know it has been a roller coaster and we are all filled with so many mixed emotions about this. i love joe biden, i love joe biden, and i know that we all do and we have so many darn good reasons for loving joe biden, and i have full faith that this team is the team will be the reason that we win in november. >> harris is already a money machine, groups backing her have raised $81

the vice president harris meets members of what is now the campaign stop in wilmington, delaware, hometown of president biden, who still recovering from coded and who addressed the meeting by phone. the name is changed at the top of the ticket, but the mission hasn't changed at all. but as the vice president started speaking, the president made clear he was still on the phone. i love the cumberland harris threw down the conflict to donald trump. referring back to the time is prosecute to and states attorney general creditors who abuse women prod stairs, ripped off consumers. cheaters who broke the rules for their own game. so hear me when i say i know donald trump's type in the wake of president biden's decision not to contest the election. what began as a trickle of endorsements for combat harris has become a flood today. i am fired up to indoors. campbell harris. multiple state governors have expressed the support, some of whom would consider the potential challenges. well, the nomination, not only because of how honorably she has served in the past, but how absolutely ready she is to be

she's holding an event in wilmington, delaware, in the course of the afternoon, we will, it may be hope codes here to speak there. but in terms of the overall thing of what happened as well, the democratic rules committee has got to meet to decide what rules are going to apply in the convention. and the nomination is always the rules committee which draws up, for example, the mold and 98 percent of the delegates, who have already made a pledge to joe biden before this. now they are not bound to by that pledge, according to the rules. so even though he's nominated cumberland harris, as that does not mean that all those delegates automatically go to paris, unless the rules committee decides that that is the case that this rules committee is absolutely critical. but she's going to be campaigning. and she has got a real war chest, as you mentioned, that has been $81000000.00 raised in the 1st 24 hours. historically, this is the greatest, pretty good ever raised in the 1st 24 hour period by a candidate. and this is an addition to a war chest of some $250000000.00 that she builds up with joe

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priscilla alvarez for us there in wilmington, delaware. thank you so much. and here with us at the desk, cnn's jeff zeleny, who has some new reporting about potential vice president picks for the harris campaign and jeff some names keep bubbling up. >> they do and look, this is going to be a truncated process. we're used to previous campaigns where this has thought about for a long time, thinking back to four years ago this summer, just because you will remember covering the biden campaign with us. it's sort of stretched on for months. was senator harris going to be his pig? this is going to be much shorter, will probably know the answer to this in less than two two weeks. so the people who are emerging or governors, governors are seen as the most likely because one, the senate definitely is in play and they don't want to remove any seats, except you'll see on the screen there mark kelly from arizona, the lone senator. we are told whose life plea to be considered in this mix. he has a good relationship with vice president harris. but look at some of the othe

, delaware and the candidate is not in wilmington, kamala harris does not live in wilmington, delaware. as we understand it no major changes to the campaign yet. bret: are right peter thank you senior congressional correspondent chad pergram has capitol reaction. joint is now live. >> good evening parade switch out of the top of the ticket might not be so much about being able to defeat former president trump but saving seats at down ballot the senate will be tough to hold. but a switch at the top could help democrats with a house of f representatives for the current breakdown is 220 republicans are 212 democrats per democrats are to flip a handful of those seats. they think house republicans are vulnerable. democrats have done nothing but rail against republicans and how they have run the house for a year end a half. republicans gave them plenty of fodder burning through kevin mccarthy's speaker the house. democrats have also highlighted the various sounds of marjorie taylor green eyed laurent so democrats thought that pandemonium gave them a great chance to win the house. president b

it was great to be in that room yesterday here in wilmington, delaware where vice president harris and first second gentleman, doug emhoff came and fired up the crowd, got there campaign team here in wilmington, excited for the path ahead and wear president biden called in and spoke with everybody, engaged them, challenge them, and got them excited about supporting our nominee, our most like, how nominee for president kamala harris so senator, you did, i will say tell abc news back right after the june presidential debate that you thought that president biden was quote, the only democrat who can beat donald trump and quote, would you like to revise and extend those remarks? i would welcome a chance to revise and extend those remarks because underlying that was my confidence that the record that president biden and vice president harris have built over the last three-and-a-half years is the strongest legislative record of any first term presidency in my lifetime. >> and kamala harris was right beside joe biden every step of the way as they strengthen nato, as they came up with creative

. >> i just want to point out that the vice president will be heading to wilmington, delaware later this afternoon to meet with campaign staff. there on this the first what they're describing, the first full they of her presidential campaign, that according to updated guidance that we're just getting it from her office and social media post on x, formerly known as twitter, right down, kayla tausche is our white house correspondent. kayla, give us a sense of what's going on right now, what we should anticipate in the coming hours in the next few days well, wolf, vice president harris has made it clear that she is going to seize the reins of this moment and of this campaign traveling to wilmington as you just mentioned later this afternoon to try to rally the troops for the 105 days go this home stretch of the campaign where in the last four weeks harris and her party have become something of underdogs to use a sports metaphor as the vice president addresses this audience of athletes, she used these remarks two praise the leadership of president biden and the accomplishments that he's that

people are going to want to see her out there bringing the ger message like she did today in wilmington. i think the president will join her when that's helpful and effective and whenever she asks. he has a job to do. he'll do that first and t foremost. he'll be out there just like president obama campaigned in the closing days of the 2020 election for president biden, just like there was some or appearances by president clinton on behalf of vice president gore in 2000. so i think it will be the same kind of thing we've seen in the past that when it's the time and the place and it's effective and helps rally voters, she'll ask n him to come out on the campaign and he'll do it. he can make a very strong case for her. he has worked with her every day these four years. he has seen how effective she, and feels very strongly about her election. so he'll be out there with full voice and full throat, telling voters what he knows, that this is a person who is a great ha candidate for president and will be a great president next year. >> president biden's former white house chief of staff ron kl

and i can tell you um the campaign headquarters for the bottom campaign is in wilmington, delaware, and they are scrambling right now. the white house, different story. uh, you know, there there went through just a couple of times. they know what to do without the president in the white house and, and he says also that he's not feeling in any way or form diminished by the cold, with diagnosis. but self isolating now in delaware, doing his presidential duties and not campaigning. and that is a problem because the timeline gets tied very tied, dot donald trump and his new pig, j events have all the pixie dust and everything else in the political world at the moment in milwaukee and dividing it ministration. and joe biden campaign is looking very bleak and in a bad time right now. the new polls suggest that nearly 2 thirds of democrats, 2 and 3 democrats, one president joe biden to drop out how big is the pressure ahead of next month's democratic convention? this is rising despite the fact that the president says he's not going anywhere. and i mean that's loud and clear. communicated frien

and i can tell you um the campaign headquarters for the bottom campaign is in wilmington, delaware, and they are scrambling right now. the white house, different story. uh, you know, there, there went through it is a couple of times they know what to do without the president in the white house. and he says also that he's not feeling in any way or form that diminished by the cold, with diagnosis of but self isolating now in delaware, doing his presidential duties and not campaigning. and that is a problem because the timeline gets tied very tied. donald trump and his new pig, j events have all the pixie dust and everything else in the political world at the moment in milwaukee and dividing it ministration. and joe biden campaign is looking very bleak and in a bad time right now. the new polls suggest that nearly 2 thirds of democrats, 2 and 3 democrats, one president joe biden, to drop out how big is the pressure ahead of next month's democratic convention. this is rising despite the fact that the president says he's not going anywhere. and i mean that's loud and clear. communicative fri

she will truthful to wilmington to campaign headquarters, whether she will speak to staff. adding, together we're going to win this. she's already racking up $50 million donated in the hours after biden made his announcement, and a growing list of endorsements. harris says she intends to earn and win the nomination, a process that democratic sources tell nbc news could happen in as also as two weeks with a virtual roll call. keep party leaders have not endorsed her, or anyone else, a reminder that her candidacy is not a done deal, and still possible a mini primary could erupt. >>> we start with mike memoli, kellie o'donnell, "new york times" chief white house correspondent peter baker and from "the washington post" ashley parker, and national editor phil rucker. kelly is on a rainy south lawn. what did the vice president say in her first comments since all of this happened, changing her life and certainly the nation's politics? >> reporter: what is very clear is that kamala harris wanted to project she's been a good partner for the president, a loyal partner, and to make th

tony if you live in wilmington, delaware and you been there for a while, biting his been your representative for 50 plus years for. >> yes i have been your for 64 years and you are absolutely right. >> host: do you know him to know the president? >> i known his son bill biden. we actually was in high school at one time together and i know him by working with him when he was our attorney general here. >> host: what you think of them stepping away? >> caller: i think he should not have stepped away. but it really doesn't matter because biden kamala harris, made promises to the afro-american families and did not keep to their promise. and i

the race is on the we just her to come all our hairs addressing her wilmington, delaware, campaign, headquarters, staff. this was meant to be a pep talk. the president president joe biden called in, actually as the 1st time that the american public here heard the president since he left for a robot delaware to, ah, you know, the return of the ascending from a tov it. and since yesterday, step down and out of the presidential race 2024. so that was a big event. but what we had here with come with a hair is and this is the part we didn't cut as a sound bite. here is that was a riveting speech that was almost like a mini rally. a campaign rally stop for her and she rouse the troops there and, and really motivated them. didn't spare any punches against donald trump hoss words. basically saying, i'm a prosecutor, i dealt with sexual, a sex offenders and other fraudsters and i know donald trump and that kind of type and that is her language, not mine. so that was a strong, harsh words campaign. ready? that's a come all our hers. i guess a lot of democrats the didn't have him on the well, on the agenda

and i can tell you um the campaign headquarters for the bottom campaign is in wilmington, delaware, and they are scrambling right now. the white house, different story. uh, you know, there, there went through it as a couple of times they know what to do without the president in the white house. um, and he says also that he's not feeling in any way or form diminished by the cold with diagnosis of but self isolating non delaware doing his presidential duties and not campaigning. and that is a problem because the timeline gets tied very tied, dot donald trump and his new pig, j events have all the pixie dust and everything else in the political world at the moment in milwaukee and dividing it ministration. and joe biden campaign is looking very bleak and in a bad time right now. the new polls suggest that nearly 2 thirds of democrats, 2 and 3 democrats, one president joe biden to drop out how big is the pressure ahead of next month's democratic convention? this is rising despite the fact that the president says he's not going anywhere. and i mean that's loud and clear. communicative friend

the race is on the we just her to come on hers addressing her wilmington, delaware, campaign, headquarters, staff. this was meant to be a pep talk. the president president joe biden called in, actually as the 1st time that the american public here heard the president since he left for a reopened delaware to uh, you know, the return of the ascending from told it. and since he yesterday step down and out of the presidential race 2024. so that was a big event. but what we had here with come with the harris and this is the part we didn't cut as a sound bite. here is that was a riveting speech that was almost like a mini rally. a campaign rally stop for her and she roused the troops there and, and really motivated them. didn't spare any punches again, stalled from passwords. basically saying, i'm a prosecutor, i dealt with sexual, a sex offenders and other fraudsters and i know donald trump and that's kind of type and that is her language, not mine. so that was a strong, harsh words campaign. ready? that's a kamala harris, i guess a lot of democrats didn't have him on the well, on the agenda or

lucas tomlinson is live in wilmington kicking things off for us with more on the mood there in delaware today, lucas. reporter: hey. good afternoon, griff. five house democrats publicly calling for president biden to step down from the race going from cbs face the nation that one guest is supposed to be on tomorrow and congressman james clyburn of president biden is president biden said only one thing can stop him from running this race. >> can you be convinced you cannot defeat donald trump if you stand down? >> well, depends on what the lord almighty tells me that, i might do that . reporter: now, new reporting from the washington post saying the first democratic senator reportedly calling on the president biden to step down not run for reelection. now, not all gop lawmakers con syringessed i've spoken to are skeptical that warn service connected calling for biden to step out and he's cautious for senator warner to be seen as a leader and convening senators that are concerned and here's biden's reaction to that washington post piece. >> mark is a good man. we've never had that and als

you know how to build consensus and keep wilmington moving forward. i appreciate you being here.eers and applause] so it is great to be back in north carolina. [cheers and applause] from camp lejeune to fort liberty. difficult days and times of joy. i have been honored to learn from you and shine the light on your stories. this is a special community. and you all help keep it strong. 4 years ago, joe went from being a military father to being commander in chief. [cheers and applause] it is a responsibility he has stepped in to with pride. because as joe reminds everyone, any chance, our u.s. military is the finest fighting military force in the history of the world. [cheers and applause] of all the obligations that joe shoulders, he took his boat of office. >> kayleigh: that was a little bit of jill biden in wilmington, north carolina. we believe she said delaware. there used to be in delaware. this is indeed north carolina before she goes to tampa, florida, and has another city on support of her husband would double down and said he is staying in in no uncertain terms. this is c

the president is spending the day at his house in wilmington, delaware.mlinson is there too. hello lucas. >> hey mike. mike: in that interview you and george stephanopoulos asked the president biden about his low poll numbers how do you react? >> eat mentioned defiance right off the top. the president is in disbelief he pushed back on it being behind in the polls. in fact he said according to his staff who gives him information, he called the race a tossup even repeated the words it appears the presence getting different information than what major news outlets are reporting apparently president biden does not have like jimmy carter had like sometimes fed him poll numbers and news he did not want to hear for the president saying it's a tossup right now. looks lucas more democrats have come forward in the house and probably calling for the president to drop out of the race. their support from the washington post the virginia senator could be rallying the senate democrats to ask the president to step aside, what about that? >> that his rights. of course so

vice president harris is right now greeting staff at campaign headquarters in wilmington.m to you in their entirety as soon as they get underway. a brand-new era of the presidential campaign is where we begin the next hour with some of our favorite reporters in france. mike schmidt is here. miya riley, and also host of the bulwark podcast tim miller is here. miya, you can take it in any direction you want, but i've been dying to hear your thoughts on not just the history that president joe biden made but the history that kamala harris quickly made right alongside him in galvanizing the party behind her, exciting the grassroots with these fund-raising numbers. where do you see the race today? >> well, i just want to start with the outpouring of establishing his legacy, president biden's legacy that began the discussion. it was a recognition that this has been a deeply impactful president, leadership conference on civil and human rights. we put out a statement cataloging the amazing amount of work that has been done that is for democracy, for every single person in this coun

she had a strong emphasis on the middle class at her headquarters in wilmington today. coupled with a continued focus that we make sure someone like donald trump who as always favored wealthy people like him to say nothing of the threat to democracy. to make sure that case is made. what is different is a different messenger, a different leader. has worked closely with president biden. has a lot of consistency with president biden. but she represents a different generation. she represents a different style. we heard her talk about how in her background as a prosecutor, part of what she did was defend the public from people who ran scams at for-profit universities. people who were responsible for sexual assaults. people like donald trump. we have heard this really energizing vision. we happen to have the tv on in our kitchen as she addressed the campaign staff in wilmington. just as we were puting the mac and cheese out for our son and daughter. it was amazing when my daughter is about to be three pointed at the tv and said what's that? i just felt goose bumps as i heard

i got choked up yesterday in wilmington when he called in all of us did what a great man. love joe biden. but kamala harris' has united the party purchase would unite the country. she's going to earn this domination picky see that happening and she's going to win this

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rallying behind her and bid to defeat republican hopeful donald trump, speaking to his campaign staff in wilmington delaware, haris expressed confidence in her new campaign team, calling for unity among democrats. so in the days and weeks ahead, i together with you will do everything in my power to unite our democratic part. party to unite our nation, so in the next 106 days we have work to do. haris threw her hat into the ring after incumbent president joe biden announced that he would not run for second term and with concerns over his mental health fitness and a disastrous debate performance. according to a survey. 45% of democrats say that the presidential candidate is more likely to beat former president trump. the venezuelan president has once again taken a swipe at western media for their alleged attempt to discredit the electoral process in this country. the us have tried to make us invisible at thousand times. now their operations are being run by the mainstream media where the hitman of lies. the... the efe agents in spain, the afp, the ap, cnn and several television stations also based he

republican new jersey congressman jeff van drew joins us with reaction but we begin with lucas tomlinson and wilmington the president is spending the weekend. >> good evening. exclusive interview with abc news anchor george stephanopoulos of president biden says he has no plans to get out of the race it. >> mr. president never seen a president 36% approval get reelected. as i do not believe that's my approval rating the souder polls show. >> if you stay n in and trump s elected and everything your warning about comes to pass, how will you feel in january? >> i will feel is long as i gave it my all and i did the good is a job i know i can do that's what this is about. >> biden says he still has what it takes to become commander-in-chief made the following claims about russia and china. >> a potent is not is in a position where i can keep the pacific basin and a position where at least checkmate china. it was going to do that? who has that reach? i am the guy who put nato to get that the future. no one thought it could expand it. i am the guy that shot to putin downward biden says only one thing can get

. >> we expect to see vice president harris in wilmington shortly. she is visiting campaign staffers there. neil. >> neil: thank you, peter very much. at the white house. want to go to bill, tracking the nominee jd vance on his own at a rally of his own today in ohio. bill? >> yeah, neil, good afternoon. first public comments that jd vance made since president biden dropped out of the race yesterday. vance said he found out about that breaking news while he was at the pool yesterday. he called what democrats are doing, quote, disgraceful, said he feels it's elites throwing biden overhe board now that he is no longer useful to them. take a listen. >> cannot for 3½ years take a guy who clearly didn't have the mental capacity to do the job. kamala harris lied about it. my senate democratic colleagues lied about it. the media lied about it. every single person who saw joe biden knew that he wasn't capable of doing the job and for three years they said nothing until he became political deadweight. >> as we heard kamala harris continues to rack up democrat

people are going to want to see her out there bringing the message like she did today in wilmington.helpful and effective and whatever she asks, he has a job to do. he's president of the united states. he'll do that job first and foremost but i think when she wants him on the campaign trail, he'll be out there just like president obama campaigning in the closing daysa of the 2020 election for president biden, just like there were some appearances by president clinton on behalf of vice president gore in 2000. i think it will be the same kind of thing that we've seen in the past, that when it the time and the place and it's effective, and it helps rally voters, she'll ask him to come out on the campaign trail and he'll do it. she can make a very strong case for her. he's worked with her every day i these four years. he's seen how effective she is and he feels very strongly about her election so he'll be out there with full voice and full throat, telling voters what he knows, that this is a person who is a great candidate for president and will be a great president next year. >> preside

the core staff here in wilmington.and red to work for kamala harris and get her elected the next president of the united states. and the grassroots enthusiasm has been pouring in all day. she has raised $81 million. the single biggest one day haul from grassroots donors across the country of any candidate in our history. >> let me just ask you about that process moment that senator vance talked about that essentially this is sort of a coronation in that she will likely be the nominee and never have a single democratic vote for her in any primary or caucus. is there a problem with that. >> i thought that was striking for senator vance to make that point without getting into his policy positions or record, let me just say that president biden and vice president harris stood on the primary ballot around our country. everyone knows they are president and vice president that together they have the record over the last three and a half years of delivering the strongest job growth in the first term of any presidency, rebuildi

. >> the president is in wilmington, delaware today's work fine lucas of tomlinson.ood afternoon. >> good afternoon pretend we talked about in the 2:00 p.m. hour a second radio station has come forward to s say the white house and biting campaign gave them questions in advance to interview the president. one of those radio host was on cnn earlier. >> were those questions and given to you by the white house or did you have or did the campaign, or did you have to submit questions ahead of this interview? >> the questions were sent to me for approval. i approve them. >> okay the white house assent the questions to you ahead of the interview? >> yes. i got several questions eight of them in the four chosen were the ones i approved. quickly biting campaign responding to a media request from fox news answering as saying we do not condition interviews on acceptance of these questions. hosts are always free to ask the questions they think will best inform their listeners pay the biting campaign not denying he gave questions in advance for now two radio interviews. and of cou