v. biden show biden up by four and in georgia up by one and the latest on the general election is up by friday from real clear politics and shows biden up by four. what in general is your take of polls at this date three months out? guest: stake inicans of more the presidential race and the governors race. inse are really high stakes november. before we get to calls, let's turn to a senate race. primaries coming up tomorrow, one of two primaries. let's focus on kansas in the race between roger marshall facing off against the secretary of state in that state, kris kobach, who served for a brief period of time in the trunk administration. tells about the dynamics at play. republicans are concerned about nominating kovach. candidates,her meeting that kris kobach could win the nominee -- nomination. they are concerned because he lost a governor race in 2018 to a democrat. in addition to this with two and then north carolina, the ideas republicans would have to invest in kansas would be a major blow to morale. host: we will look at some of those over the course of our conversation. merrimack

v. biden show biden up by four and in georgia up by one and the latest on the general election is up by friday from real clear politics and shows biden up by four. what in general is your take of polls at this date three months out? guest: so right now you would rather be a democrat than republican in the current polling. now that doesn't mean that donald trump can't win in november, and i want to make that very clear because i feel like that was one of the issues that came up in 2016 over and over again. in places like north carolina and georgia, even though joe biden is in the lead, in most polls coming out at this point, he's still within the margin of era and supposed to be reading trends not individual kind of moments. for that reason, i think that donald trump is a lot more to worry about in michigan and wisconsin where polling has shown him trailing beyond the margin of error, sometimes up into the double digits. for north carolina and georgia, what republicans now have to deal with is in addition to being presidential battle grounds now, it is not necessarily expected a few year

out to the african-americans and reach out to all minorities and convince them to go out and v vote. joe biden has many weaknesses. we saw him quite a bit over the last days and he is 787 years old -- 77 years old and many people feel he won't have the power to fight so there is a lot of burden on harris. anchor: the u.s. and the world will be listening and weighing every word tonight. thank you. leaders of a military coupe in the west african nation of m arch li will hold new elections within quote reasonable time. mali's president announced his resignation after hours after being detained by armed soldiers. hisous ing followed months of protest over corruption and mismanagement. while the events may have been yet with uplation, itt sparked alarm among international observers.s. reporter: the peoplple of m arcl inch wake up to a new chapter in history wednesday. rebel military leaders forord the preresident f from office. for some, the coupe came as a welcome surprise. no, wewe didn't expxpect this a all. it was a surprise for everyone. the population has abandoned the president. to tell you

>>some lawmakers on capitol hill are sharing who they think should be joe biden's v p i'm kelly meyer reporting from washington who they think is the right person for the job. and republicans and democrats have failed to reach a compromise for new stimulus package and president trump just said that he

v. biden show biden up by four and in georgia up by one and the latest on the general election is up byday from real clear politics and shows biden up by four. what in general is your take of polls at this date three months out? guest: so right now you would rather be a democrat than republican in the current polling. now that doesn't mean that donald trump can't win in november, and i want to make that very clear because i feel like that was one of the issues that came up in 2016 over and over again. in places like north carolina and georgia, even though joe biden is in the lead, in most polls coming out at this point, he's still within the margin of era and supposed to be reading trends not individual kind of moments. for that reason, i think that donald trump is a lot more to worry about in michigan and wisconsin where polling has shown him trailing beyond the margin of error, sometimes up into the double digits. for north carolina and georgia, what republicans now have to deal with is in addition to being presidential battle grounds now, it is not necessarily expected a few years ag

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who do you think given the time as the best fit for joe biden? >> vpt secret that joe biden has had for a long time as to who his selection is. i would have to say that kamala has been at the top of that lis for a wow. i would be surprised if she wasn't his pick. >> is he late to this call? somebody suggested it was bumping up against the convention is this just the way that he works? >> i think that candidates in the past i've used the vice presidential nomination to try to get additional attention fro the american people. joe has done it different, he i basically playing the right to convention itself in order to create a lot of interest in wha the ticket will look like. it doesn't surprise me that the played it this long. >> does he need, or should he choose a woman of color? >> he clearly is committed to choosing a woman, so there is nothing more to be said about that. obviously, what i think he has to weigh as the politics of the contents doing sees that he wants to turn out for the election and to make sure that he is speaking at candidate who w

they don't care about the v, approximate. biden would be the oldest president ever elected if he wins. could this time, david, be different? will people be looking at her differently? >> i think so. and i think john made the point from her own surveys they had important voting blocs who wanted to know he was ready. we say in these moments this is a presidential decision. and the first presidential decision that a candidate who wants to be president makes. we learn something about how they reach the decision, what they prioritize. and in kamala harris, he has someone who's tough, who has run for president, and who is seen as being ready for the job. even though he wants to set the strategic direction for what the administration will be and wants her loyalty and wants agreement from her, he wants to make sure he's projecting the idea she can do the job. if she becomes the vice president and he's the president, let's be clear, she is the future of the democratic party and perhaps the front runner to become his successor. so, it's a re

if you just look at the raw numbers, day 4 when it was head-to-head biden v. trump, the democrats edged out the republican. in general the democrats did better. you have these apprentice producers who put this thing together. it was a smoothly produced thing. the content wasn't thrilling but the messaging was very specific. if you voted for donald trump last time and you're feeling a little icky about it because of the racism and because of, you know, saying neo-nazis had good people and all that. look at those four guys, they like him. look at these women, they think he's nice. you c this is a permission slip you can do it again. white voters who voted for him last time are weirded out now. >> i saw that one guy, i think he was the attorney general, i forget his name, the african-american gentleman, and he was pushing back on joe biden saying if you vote for trump, you ain't black. and i don't think that is a good thing for joe biden to have said. you know, he said, i have my own mind. i don't get that reasoning, but, you know, people do have their own minds.

his running mate kamala harris had been biden's rival for the nomination before dropping out i'm backing him caleb maupin profiles the woman hoping to be the next v p. after much anticipation joe biden has finally announced his vice presidential running mate it will be the california senator kaamelott harris who has a long record in california politics as a prosecutor and an attorney general in the state before rising to the rank of u.s. senator now what's quite interesting is that she was one of joe biden's opponents for the democratic nomination and on the debate stage among other democratic candidates she had some rather harsh words for joe biden she called him out on his record supporting school segregation and she invoked her own life experience to criticize him for it this is what kamel harris said to joe biden you know there was a little girl in california who was part of the feck in class to integrate her public schools and she was bused to school every day and the little girl was away now kamel harris is known for playing up the idea that there is some kind of russian conspiracy against her she claims that russian bots were targeting her

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as president, joe biden will codify roe v. wade and protect the constitutional right to choose.s your response to that. >> i mean, that just shows the importance of getting donald trump reelected as the president for another four years. this is critical. and you know, we talk about supreme court justices all the time but i think we do have -- there is a very real chance that we will have two liberal openings on the supreme court and if we do not fill those liberal spots with -- if we fill them with conservative supreme court justices, pro-life supreme court justices, i believe that in my lifetime and in yours, we will see the overturning of roe and doe. if we do not do it with a biden harris presidential ticket, then i don't believe that i will see the end of roe and doe in my lifetime will. rob: abby in the 30 seconds we have remaining pro-lifers are anti-women and want to make this a referendum basically trump vs. women. how do you respond to that? >> there is nothing more antiwoman than abortion. the abortion industry preys on vulnerable women. they exploit them. the pro-life

but when you listened to what they were saying, the eye via osu lightness v darkness, goodness versusenad, d versus not, joe bidenood man, they were essentially making the case that job and also doesn't have the decency to really work with america in this moment, in this pandemic. i think i was most strucky the fact that michelle obama was talking about this idea that yod shtill be going high, but when you saw democrats and saw what they were talking about, especially her famous line "when they go low, we g high," she was also saying at the se time he cannot grow into the job, is somewhat not fit for the office, and we have to get rid of him. making this kind of argument from the republican side, saying that joe biden is someone who would turn america into venezuela, kind of talking the same dire consequences and the same dire rhetoric that democrats were doing. robe: hallie, welcome back, not only to "washington week" but also now back at the white house. when you a talking at the white househow do they see this convention, and how does the shape how they prepare for their own convention next week? hallie: yes.

biden, there is so much doubt. there are a number of policy concerns. there is the democratic party ty varound and the fact that joe biden has been fairly moderate throughout his legisla legislative career, but the reality is that joe biden has been seen as a moderate. he needs to demonstrate not just tie ver diversity with a woman of color, but also someone who can see policy different, particularly around criminal justice reform. i know a lot of women in the last few spots and i can't see them showing these kind of -- playing this type of dirty politics. >> sometimes politicians have staffs. you know that very well. >> i know the staff even better. >> okay. we'll see how that one plays out. there are grudges and rivalries. one of the most interesting things, republicans involved as well. there was a conference call yesterday with some florida republicans, sometimes cube of politics plays among cuban-americans in florida. listen to this, this is marco rubio attacking congresswoman karen bass. >> we're talking about someone that as early as the 1970s was involved in this brigade of sympa

running mate to come out harris is the 1st black woman to run as vice president and biden hope she will be seen as the people's v pay however there are also a few doubts over the former california prosecutor given the reputation of america's police at the moment more on that from kind of market. from rival to running mate joe biden is hoping that carmel harris will be a powerful weapon in his arsenal as he selected her as vice president as he prepares to go to battle with donald trump for the white house i decided that comma harris is the best person to help me take this fight to donald trump and mike pence and then lead this nation starting in january 2021 i need someone who understands that we're in a battle for the soul of this nation and that safeway going to get through these crises we need to come together a new night for a better america common i gets that but unity it seems is not the word on every democrats' lips. biden going with the strategically brilliant move of picking somebody for v.p. who is displays by both the right and the left where in the midst of the lifestyle protest movement in american h

to gather that all across america to nominate my beloved friend, joe biden to be 46 president of the united states of america with my v i p vp nominee >>kamala harris by his side. tonight we are gathered to reclaim the soul of america. so if you're ready to come together america. text join to 3 o 3, 3, o. thank you, i love you all and god bless you. >>the idea of us calling ourselves the united states of america registered as democrats for the first time in my life, i'm doing that because i think this election is bigger than any political party, what i think in light of current events if nothing else we need more than anything is a proven leader. >>donald trump's rhetoric is it's divisive. it's dangerous. it's also really difficult to vote for someone who essentially has 0. well right now 7 months out from the elections. joe biden on the other hand has very details. things like unity. education climate preservation, racial inequality and even health care it stands right now to look ourselves in the mirror and go vote for a proven leader with a history of caring about others and putting truly putting all americans. >>o

. >> joe biden has been fighting for women his entire career. sponsored -- he wade and makee v.educing maternal mortality, especially for women of color, a top priority. >> in florida, on the front lines of our climate crisis, we are working to produce more ourwable energy and shrink carbon footprint. >> joe has a plan to invest in clean energy jobs and infrastructure. >> we are closing loopholes to ensure local infrastructure projects use american made materials on local labor and support american manufacturing. >> unlike donald trump, joe buyn will actually enforce american rules, investing in american made clean energy, building materials, high tech equipment, and r&d, creating more good jobs. >> in michigan we are banning business practices that exploit workers and cost them hundreds of millions of dollars in lost wages. >> when unemployment is at the highest rate since the great depression, when millions of people have seen their hours and , joe knows it is not enough to make the economy the way it was before. we have to build it back better. >> he will build an economy tha

. >> joe biden has been fighting for women his entire career. sponsored -- he wade and makee v.educing maternal mortality, especially for women of color, a top priority. >> in florida, on the front lines of our climate crisis, we are working to produce more ourwable energy and shrink carbon footprint. >> joe has a plan to invest in clean energy jobs and infrastructure. >> we are closing loopholes to ensure local infrastructure projects use american made materials on local labor and support american manufacturing. >> unlike donald trump, joe buyn will actually enforce american rules, investing in american made clean energy, building materials, high tech equipment, and r&d, creating more good jobs. >> in michigan we are banning business practices that exploit workers and cost them hundreds of millions of dollars in lost wages. >> when unemployment is at the highest rate since the great depression, when millions of people have seen their hours and , joe knows it is not enough to make the economy the way it was before. we have to build it back better. >> he will build an economy tha

joe biden believes in the law. roe v. wade is the law of the land. he is pro-life.out catholic. someone who goes to church and doesn't golf on sundays. president trump did not get support from religious people in this country because they thought he was a man of god. he cheated on all of his wife's for god's sakes. he will appoint justices that are pro-life. he will put conservative people in positions of power. they made a deal with the devil and said we have to go for him. to challenge joe biden's faith is shameful. >> harris: thank you both. still no electrical power for millions on the east coast followi following hurricane isaias. our chief meteorologist is next. how they gonna pay for this? they will, but with accident forgiveness allstate won't raise your rates just because of an accident. cut! is that good? no you were talking about allstate and... i just... when i... accident forgiveness from allstate. click or call for a quote today. >> ♪ >> harris: more than one million people still without electricity across the new york tri-state area. tropical storm is

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some say that v-shaped bounce back doesn't tell the entire story. democrats nominate joe biden as their candidate. reaction is ahead. the list keeps growing as colleges and universities deal with the reality of in-person classes amid the pandemic. a surprise cfo shake-up is sending one stock at the center of the coronavirus sinking and tesla and when it comes to electric vehicles. evs. you are watching "worldwide exchange" here on cnbc >> good morning. i'm dominic chu in for brian sullivan today stock market indicating modest moves. you have moves with the dow implied higher higher by 26 and by just about five points. this is after the s&p 500 after multiple tries and record high since february from that march 23 bottom to yesterday marks the end of the shortest bear market in u.s. history at 148 days. a 35% drop for the s&p and 55% rise to those record levels we are right now. the s&p not alone. continuing to outperform coming off its 34th record close of the year just yesterday. in bonds, the 10-year currently sits moving a little bit around 6.5% or 4.1% as the fed prepares t

finger was a racist and eugenicists and joe biden has agreed to federally fund planned parenthood that i call planned murderhood. he promised to codify roe ve. he has promised to repeal the hyde amendment and mexico city policies that will allow taxpayer-funded abortion. these are the things joe biden is not telling the voters. todd: i want to get one more question. you pointed out the difference that exists with biden as a practicing catholic, abortion not real big in the catholic faith and kamala harris very pro-abortion. do you see religion swaying the black vote in swing states where that vote could make the difference as to who is in the white house next year? >> no doubt about it. there are 21 million pro-life democrats, since by reverend martin bear that out. the democrat party as a crisis of god. in 2012 a. placing god back on the platform and the democratic caucus taking god out of the pledge of allegiance. the dog community is a faith community. 7% of the black community our churchgoers. they have a problem. >> we will have you back to talk about this issue that will be big the next few months. coming up in the next hour of "fox

and i'll tell you, biden, you know, i know a bit about delaware del zel d delaware is a southern state delaware was a part of brown v biden calls south carolina the second home he spends a lot of time in south carolina he has in the past i hope he will make this his white house when he gets elected. >> congressman, i want to get you on the record about another issue that is very much in the news that is the disaster happening at the post office what do we do about this is your solution to throw more money to fund the post office? can we get real reform so that doesn't live rolling cross-ice tois crisis, something like this doesn't happen again >> well, so much as we have a president. he has no records for the constitution and the post office just happened to be inside the constitution of the united states no, we can't keep it from happening again. we have to make sure that we have an electoral process that people could have faith and confidence in. there was a feeling about a long burn our constitution is burning. and what we have is united states senate as an orchestrator in the background while our constitution is

v that's the radical left, that is who joe biden is beholden to, and it's unbelievable that thisj is a conversation we are having in a free and fair america. but the american people know and should stay rest assured that president trump is unequivocally clear, this will never be a socialist nation with him at the helm. >> sean: when you think of the damage, and i have a chapter inr the book about "socialism: the history of failure." okay, what caused him to go so solidly left, meaning biden. why would you embrace socialist bernie sanders' economic agenda and actually steal the verbiage from it, lift it, plagiarize it, even. why would you pledge trillions for aoc's new green deal when most presidential candidates,t, when it comes to the general election, they might've move left, they moved to the center, doing just the opposite. >> well, i think it's because joe biden is not a leader. there is not a sense of identity of concrete ethics, of concrete tenants that joe biden stands for. and i know there's a lot of people who are supporting him right now they disagree, but he's extremely l

some say that v-shaped bounce back doesn't tell the entire story. democrats nominate joe biden as their candidate. reaction is ahead. the list keeps growing as colleges and unive

. >>> joe biden said, in a health meeting with experts, he talked about schools reopening, distributive v questioned the birth certificate of barack obama, now he is questioning the eligibility of kamala harris to be vice president. she was born in oakland in 1964. her parents were immigrants. the president was asked yesterday about a conservative law professor who wrote a column raising doubts about her eligibility. the president said he just heard about it and the law professor is, quote, highly qualified and a talented lawyer. >>> president trump says he tends to an -- except the republican nomination. he plans to do it outdoors so he can have a group. several lawmakers question whether making the speech the white house went against the hatch act. that forbids government employees from taking part in partisan political activities on federal property. the president and vice president are exempt from that rule. >>> before that, the democrats will hold their convention next week. the coverage begins each afternoon at 4:00 p.m. right here, on ktvu fox 2. you will find uninterrupted coverag

you know, this v-shaped recovery is only possible because of what joe biden and barack obama said wasmpossible. they said those jobs were never coming back. five years into their so-called recovery, wages weren't rising by a single penny. president trump came in. delivered reallies tore rick results. historic lows in unemployment. he got trade deals. usmca just went into effect a month ago. nobody is talk about how that will propel us into the future. joe biden and barack obama said this was impossible. they were wrong. they said that the new normal would be 2% growth and high unemployment. that was the new normal for democrat administrations. charles: nobody else is talking about it. nobody else will. so the campaign better figure out ways to get that message out over and over again. >> we will. >> i say one thing. always rely on the facts. that is the bottom line. thank you very much. always great seeing you. >>> s&p 500 on the cusp of all-time highs. nasdaq on the track for another record close. we now need the dow to break out. how does this, what does it mean for me? fitzgerald g

the democratic v vice president p pk kamala h harris says she will do all in her power to help make joe biden the next u. s. commander in chief. paris makes history as the first black woman to be named on a presidential ticket and the biden harris first appearance together is expected very shortly. hundreds of women have protested in minsk over the crackdown on peaceful protest and claims the election was rigged. alexander lukashenko sixth excessive victory by a landslide has been condemned both by the internal opposition. and international observers

freeing greg as i mentioned, joe biden claims he's going to unify race relations. but when he was vice president, the opposite vpened. let's put up again the pew research numbers, because it's really quite astonishing. here are the numbers in 2009 during the first year of obama/biden's administration. fast forward to the end of the administration. race relations deteriorated by a full 22 points. and it's not just that. there was a gallup poll when obama took office, 71% had high hopes for black advancement. by the time he left office with joe biden, that plummeted to 32%. so biden's track records, tim, show that he is not capable of championing racial harmony. right? >> yeah. and it goes a lot further back thanan that. i mean, you had on stage during the democrat primaries his now-running mate, kamala harris, for all intents and purposes call him a racist because when he was in the senate, he worked with those racist segregationist senators on racist policies like opposing the integration of public schools through busing. and kamala harris stood there in that debate and said those were racist policies and that

biden lead biden's lead is largely thanks to the suburbs. finhe v 15 pots with suburban voters. trump needs to appeal to the suburbs! if this gets any worse, he's going to have to replace mike pence with a riding mower. to frighten suburbanites, trump claims that they will face rising crime and falling home values if a democrat is in the white house. and he has not been subtle about it. >> people have worked all their lives to get into a community and now they're going to watch it go to hell. >> stephen: go to hell? we've been boarded into our homes for the last four months afraid to touch our groceries or each other, only leaving to wait in long socially-distanced lines so someone can jab a cotton swab into our brains. this is hell. all we're missing is the devil. ahh! as part of the law-and-order fear campaign, trump rolled out this ad. >> seattle's pledge to defund its police department by 50%, even including a proposal to remove 911 dispatchers from police control. >> joe biden said he's absolutely on board with defunding the police. listen clos

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v-shaped recovery? >> i don't think there's anything to hurt the biden team by going after his handling of coronavirus. but they also have another significant job to do, and that is reflected in the nbc/"wall street journal" poll. the most important issue by 51% to voters was in fact the economy. and the only place that donald trump is bringing -- is beating -- the only significant issue i should say that donald trump is beating biden is in fact on the economy with a ten-point spread. so that is concerning. and i think the biden team has to use this convention as a way of reintroducing him to the public, to say what he is for. because another thing that poll shows is that the majority of people are voting against trump, not for biden. >> yeah, trump still enjoying quite a bit of motivation and enthusiasm among his base. shaq brewster and susan del percio, thank you both. >> after initially being canceled due to coronavirus concerns, the icon iic way in which new york memorializes 9/11 victims will continue. it's the beams that shine continuously into the night sky of manhattan. yesterday, andrew cuomo

v. we're coming back and coming back strong and my biggest headwind is biden because everyone knows that if biden gets in this market's going to crash. he's going to build regulations and his taxes, he's going to tax people $4 trillion. 4 trillion. that will destroy this economy, the likes of which nobody's ever seen before, $4 trillion in taxes. so i don't think -- you know, the old days -- maria: he was trying to -- >> go ahead. maria: yep. he is trying to -- >> i was going to say, maria, in the old days when you were a politician, you talked about tax cuts. you didn't talk about tax increases. i've never heard of a politician that got elected. we are going to increase your taxes. this guy's going around -- i'm not saying -- i'm not trying to -- i've never seen it before. he got on television two days ago, he says we're going to tax increases and i'm looking around and i'm going maybe we're from a different school. he is going to give not tax increases, massive tax increases to pay for aoc's plan. aoc was a poor student. i mean, i won't say where she went to school. it doesn't matter.

ba, e, sheeahes moderawing v riles up trump, five, she's drawing trump's fire away from biden towardmp isn't going to win by attacking kamala harris. he has to hurt in some way joe biden. he hasn't accomplished that. she's drawing all his fire. in elections when you run for re-election he's trying to repeat in 2016 2020. successful re-elections run a new campaign. >> sara, you talked about kamala harris. wide approval for kamala harris, 54%. it seemed like she did what she needed to do on the announcement. >> it's a historic moment for the country. all americans should take pride in that. having said that she was also painted as a moderate in the rollout, she's anything but,tic joe biden's age, senator harris one heart beat away for the presidency is not the moderate she's been portrayed to be. >> yvette, this is the case you're hearing now from the trump campaign, that kamala harris is not a moderate. you represent the progressive wing of the democratic party. lot of progressives weren't thrilled by the choice at first. >> she was not our first choice, she was not our second choice,

democratic v vice president p pk kamala h harris says she will do all in her power to help make joe biden the next u. s. commander in chief. paris makes history as the first black woman to be named on a presidential ticket and the biden harris first appearance together is expected very shortly. hundreds of women have protested in minsk over the crackdown on peaceful protest and claims the election was rigged. alexander lukashenko sixth excessive victory by a landslide has been condemned both by the internal opposition. and international observers. mrs in former ministers at a face tough questions over the beirut. that off angry calls for an end to endemic corruption that many believe is the coals. under the seventy one people the stock lost the lives since the massive blast destroyed the portal pay with last year's. thank you for joining us the united. is spent past two four hours that just the big announcement by the democrats kamala harris is now the running mate joe by. the presidential. observers say it's a decision that could help sway the vote away from president trump and republica

v. and we're coming back and coming back strong. and my biggest headwind is biden because everyone knows that if biden gets in, this market's going to crash. he's going to build regulations, and his taxes, he's going to tax people $4 trillion. maria: more of my exclusive interview with president trump coming up. stay with us. ♪ ♪ looks like they picked the wrong getaway driver. they're going to be paying for this for a long time. they will, but with accident forgiveness allstate won't raise your rates just because of an accident, even if it's your fault. cut! sonny. was that good? line! the desert never lies. isn't that what i said? no you were talking about allstate and insurance. i just... when i... let's try again. everybody back to one. accident forgiveness from allstate. click or call for a quote today. accident forgiveness from allstate. when you think of a bank, you think of people in a place. but when you have the chase mobile app, your bank can be virtually any place. so, when you get a check... you can deposit it from here. and you can see your transactio

biden. we did shut the country down joe. in the past 90 days around 10 million new jobs in the country. so we have a very sharp almost v shaped recovery we see happening. and we can expect as we come out of coronavirus there is only one choice between joe biden and donald trump as to who can get the economy back up and running and bring people back to work, it's donald trump. >> joe biden laid out a specific plan to fight the virus. rapid testing. resources to open schools safely. follow the science. what is wrong with that prescription? >> well there's nothing wrong with that. in fact that's kmaekt exactly what this president did. and -- >> is the president following the science? he's been critical of his own scientists. >> absolutely he has. he has from the beginning. and i want to ream everybody that donald trump stopped coming from china to the united states to prevent the investigation from spreading too quick at the same time joe biden called it fear mongering and nancy pelosi said we -- donald trump from the beginning has been following the science. i'll remind everybody he partnered with the private sector -- >

biden is gone today. >> abortion is a central health care service. >> i would codify roe v.e. >> i would come out with the amendment. >> voters have to decide. do you want a pious individual undermining the faith he professes or somebody a little uncomfortable with faith personally but has gone out of his way to protect religious liberties, conscious rights and certainly the most pro-life president we have ever seen. >> laura: raymond, we have to go but he has virtually been silent when it comes to the church, or some, vandalizing, smashing statues of saints and st. mary come i did not hear him criticizing aoc trashing the most revered saint ever who helped lepers. where is biden? he's completely mute. but he's meal on attacks on christianity, important christian symbols. so maybe trump sees it a little differently. >> it is emotional argument, emotional faith and very little underneath it. >> laura: raymond, great to see you welcome back. up next a tribute to fallen officers has been vandalized. it was vandalized by blm minutes after painted appear at the artist who painted

biden has been fighting for women his entire career. as senator, he worked for the violence against women act. he will codify roe v. wade, and make reducing mortality for women of color a top priority. >> laura: there something quite amazing about talking about infant mortality in the same paragraph as support for planned parenthood. >> joe biden has always try to have it both ways, here. in his memoir he says, and i as much a cultural catholic as i am a theological one. if it's not the prayers, it's not the ten commandments, it's a culture that i'm holding onto. this is why bishops have denied him come human. you can't go out and continuously defy church teachings on some because basic is life. this is a candidate who is going to have planned parenthood fully funded, he wants to codify roe v. wade, as you heard from that lady, and the processors of the poor, he claims he loves the nuns, but he vows to take them to court to get to know him to pass contraceptives onto their employees. there is a big continuity here. that's not his personal piety, nobody doubts that. he might be more personally piles, but that's not w

biden has been fighting women his entire career. as senator, he signed the violence against women act and as president he will restore funding for planned parenthood. he will cosign roe v. wade and make reducing maternal materiallmortalityespecially foa top priority. >> laura: it's amazing talking about infant mortality in the same as support for planneds parenthood to. >> joe biden has always try to have it both ways here. look, he says that it's not the ten commandments, it's theol culture that i'm holding onto. this is why bishops have denied him communion. you can as a catholic go out and continuously defy church teachings as something as basic as life, and this is a candida candidate, he wants to do planned parenthood fully, fund it, wants to codify roe v. wade as you heard from the lady there. and look, the little sisters of the poor, claims he loves the nuns but he's about that he would take the little sisters to court to get them to pass contraceptives onto the employees. it's not his personal piety. he may even be more personally pious then president trump. that's not why americans vote for a candidate. you vote because they are following a moral code that you

v shaped turnaround. the fundamentals are so strong of getting government out of the way. barack obama and joe biden could not do that. they rewrote history, try to take credit for president trump's economy, they could never do that. listening to their interviews in 2011 and 2012, they said getting used to the new normal -- high unemployment, no growth, manufacturing jobs. he said they were not coming back. president trump proved all of that wrong. it is the progrowth policies that benefit everyone, and that is what the president is about. host: we will go to florida, bill, good morning. caller: good morning. the independent line. i am a lifelong libertarian but i voted for mr. trump and i will vote for him again. called to encourage mr. trump to have a broad vision of the future, particularly domestically. i hope a couple of things -- i hope he will speak to what his vision of health care going forward should be, in terms of either health savings accounts, ofope he has a broad vision moving education from washington back to the local level. host: i will leave it there because we are short on time.

biden. we'll have more on the rnc after heheadlines. a warning to our v viewers, this next s story contains distururbg images of police violence. wisconsin governor tony evers called in the national guard monday as protests continued in kenosha for a second night following the police shooting on sunday of jacob blake, an unarmed 29-year-old black man. an officer shot blake seven times in the back as he was getting into his car. his three children -- aged three, five, and eight -- witnessed the shooting from the car. blake was reportedly trying to break up a fight between two women before the shooting, but the police have not explained why they went after him or shot him. he remains hospitalized in serious but stable conditions. prprotesters defied a a curfew s police used tear gas on crowowd. protests also took plalace acros the e country, incncludingng hen new york city. governor tony evers and lieutetenant govovernor mandela barneses called state lawmakakes into a special sessision to take up legislation on police brutality that was introduced earlier t

eporter: those around biden say that 2008 experience and his eight years in the white house profoundly shaped how he'll make his choice now. democratic congress juan of pelaware cochairs the v selection committee. >> he is looking for someone whs not only qualified and competent but his word is sim pat take co. >> there e dozens oidf coation from personal chemistry to else balance as out biden's potential shortcomings to who can have a win in >> i think he'sng for a true partner. >> biden's chief of staff. >> he'looking for someone not only that he likes, but that he trusts and who can maybe do some of the things that he's not so grhet at. looking for someone who can actually govern with him in aio situ you know, where the country is in dire straits. >> a recent morning poll found 54% of people say, the vp nominee will have no impact on their vote. >> i'm not as aligned to, it has to be this person if you don't going to get my vote. i'm more interested, we need t put america back on the right track. >> i definitely votg inor joe biden. only viable can't date. >> he taught himself a transition candidate. the pson he chooses this year matters more because biden would be the o

biden y harris aparecieron juntos. es noticia. son los candidatos del partido demÓcrata que quieren quitar la presidencia a trump. ambos acusaron al presidente de la crisis sanitaria por el coronavirus veconÓmicas. luis nos habla de la comparesencia y la trayectoria de harris. [hablan en inglÉs] reportero: evento de campaÑa en tiempos de pandemia. sin aplausos, ni pÚblico. con distanciamiento social. un sobrio marco para destacar la seriedad del momento que enfrenta el paÍs. [hablan en inglÉs] reportero: un momento que harris no olvidÓ ellos sueÑos de los dreamers y los inmigrantes. [hablan en inglÉs] reportero: en el que biden reafirmÓ elegir la persona correcta como compaÑera de fÓrmula. la carrera polÍtica de kamala harris comenzÓ aquÍ, en san francisco. aquÍ fue donde elegida y luego trabajÓ como fiscal de la ciudad. y mÁs tarde, como fiscal general de todo el estado de california. hija de inmigrantes. fue la primera mujer fiscal del estado. los temas raciales dominaron el debate quienes la conocen creen que es la candidata para para reforzar el sistema. >> entiende muy bien la diversidad, diferencias de opiniÓn. que el paÍs estÁ cambiando. este paÍs, estados unidos, tiene que ref

v-vice p-president. i'm just a regular kid. and in a short amount of time, joe biden made moving forward confident about something that has bothered me my whole life. joe biden cared. imagine what he could do for all of us. >> you know, brayden, you get choked up watching it now. he hit it out of the park, and that story is compelling and it tells voters something about joe biden. what is that? >> you know, i have five children and i have 38 nieces and nephews. and i watched that young man and it just broke me down and i started to weep. and i thought to myself, you know, what else does somebody else need to say about joe biden that he took the time to help that young man. the level of empathy that he had because of what he went through. that's just extraordinary. so when you juxtapose him to president trump, who is a failed president, doesn't care about anybody, doesn't keep anybody safe, and you compare him to a guy, for whatever his faults are, that takes time to be with other people, and to understand them, that says a lot about the character of the man who's then

biden/harris event. the president compared the u.s. recovery to other nations. he hailed wall street's number and says it singles a v-shaped economy, as he put it. trump blamed democrats for stalled relief talks on capitol hill. he seemed to threaten to not fund the post office, to stop universal mail-in voting, then he got around to the virus. >> many other locations are doing well, and many locations are really in fantastic shape. some with very little, if any problem. large portions of the united states. >> then after reintroducing his new adviser the fox news contributor scott atlas, trump was back on the attack against kamala harris. >> i didn't watch. i saw just a moment of him speaking, a moment of her speaking. and it was enough. look, he made a choice. he picked her. i watched her. i watched her poll numbers go boom, boom, boom, boom down to almost nothing and she left angry. she left mad. there was nobody more insulting to biden than she was and now she's running to be vice president saying how wonderful he is. i thought it was a very unusual pick because she said such bad things. i think that's probably o

v gephardt. that was part of the five cases that led to brown. i spent a lot of time discussing with joe bidennds and experiences of all of that. he got to the senate at the age of 29, he lost because of the black food in his state. he does understand it. >> harris: all right. tonight you will address the convention, as things have opened up for democrats on this convention week. i appreciate you stopping by "outnumbered overtime" on an important day for your party. thank you. >> thank you very much for having me. >> harris: president trump says he's ready to send the feds into new york city after another weekend of deadly violence. however, the mayor says the president is just showboating. governor huckabee joins me next. ♪ admike. when their growing family meant growing expenses, our agents helped make saving on insurance easy usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. usaa >> harris: in this story is breaking right now, the house oversight chairwoman maloney has announced that the postmaster general has agreed to voluntarily testify next monday. the hearing is set for next monday, 10:00 a.m