joe any more than anybody else. once joe, democratanjomes don'tl joe. media personalities don't know what. people don't want joe. nd nobody will have joe because i still maintain he's not going to be the nominee. thise is just another example.u example further evidence that they're getting ready to throw joe. undertr the old bus. >> nobody wants joe and nobody seems to care about joe. nts joe s own family, becaused a if they did care about him, i think there would be an an in ,that dand sayre you're not really fit to run, joe. but that doesn't look like that's going to happen. k like all right. we appreciate you both. thank you. tommy and charlie straight ahead. hie again, tryingcharl to get charges against him dismissed while his former business associatesed whil, thet guy, eric sherwin. you've heard his name a lot on this program. well, he testified front of thee house oversight committee earlier today. the chairman of that committee, james colmer, tells us what happened straight out. >> listen up. mass casualties en route. you were here. i'm here. we're in this together. shut down every block between here and

joe biden. we know he deposited joe biden's tax refund and wrote a check for joe biden to hunter biden. f that is well documented in e-mails. >> if he is aware of that and was aware all the money from hunter's businesses whether he says he knows of joe's involvement or not do that a significant amount of money was being funneled to joe biden, did he not? >> he kept saying the same talking points that many of these associates use that joe biden wasn't involved. one thing he said that i think is very interesting is that he said he did all of this for joe biden and never charged joe biden anything. he provided a very valuable service to joe biden for free. that's an ethics violation. no politician whether they are in congress or the vice president of the united states can accept gifts. when i pay my accountant just to do my taxes every year after i do my books, this guy was doing joe biden's books and paying his electric bills and depositing his paycheck and income tax refund. he never charged joe biden. that's a gift. that's a clear ethics violation by joe biden. was he being paid by hunte

joe! joe! joe! [cheers and applause] ♪ pres. biden: hello, uaw! >> uaw! uaw! uaw! uaw! uaw! uaw! uaw!iden: it is great to be home. one of the best unions in the world. you look out for one another and the whole country, the whole country, benefits from what you do. please, take a seat if you have one. you are as tough as they come. storied president sean fain, a leader with a backbone like a ramrod. i do not know where he is. together, i have always believed, wall street did not build america. the middle class built america. the unions built the middle class. [applause] that is a fact. look, i kept my commitment to be the most prounion president ever. i am proud that you have my back. let me say that i am honored to have your back and you have mine. that is the deal. [applause] it comes down to seeing the world the same way. it is not complicated. my dad never went to college, but was the smartest, toughest, most gracious man i knew who managed a car dealership the bulk of my life. he said, joey -- this is the god's truth -- a job is about a lot more than a paycheck. it is about decen

joe: he bought one-- joshua: there's tvs everywhere. joe: then another. joshua: now i have too many tvs. joe: to justify his too many tvs in a 600-square-foot san francisco apartment, ellingson wiled away the hours experimenting. joshua: i put a roku box up to it and started streaming "twilight zone" on it. i put that on twitter and then i went to lunch. i looked at my phone and i had a million likes. joe: that virtual standing ovation sent the san francisco art school teacher looking for other ways to mix old and new technology. an idea suddenly appeared as he was watching a documentary on how artists created the ghosts for disneyland's haunted mansion. joshua: they made the ghosts using this pepper's ghost technique, and it seemed kind of weirdly simple. i thought i could probably do this. joshua: let's see if that pops up. joshua: pepper's ghost is an old-timey stage effect. it's a practical magic technique of reflecting something onto a piece of clear plastic or glass. and i made a fish in the aquarium with like a monitor and a piece of plexiglass. joe: inside his fish bowl of an apartme

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joe: let's face it, the majority of life's moments disappear into time. jay: but this is at the i-beam on h street. joe: but so many magical musical moments live on. jay: this is the kronos quartet. joerough the lens of jay blakesberg. jay: this is david byrne. joe: the camera first captured him when he was a teenager growing up in new jersey. jay: jorma kaukonen from the jefferson airplane in hot tuna, that was the first time i was ever published in print. i would go like this and i would move the camera. joe: it was music that pulled him to the bay area. i took a greyhound bus from new jersey to san francisco to see the grateful dead for the first time. joe: he photographed the dead. jay: this is labor day week in 1978. joe: again-- jay: this was shot in 1979-- joe: and again for the next few decades. jay: from the very beginning, i always was documenting the scene. my workhorse, 35 millimeter nikon. joe: back then, his many cameras were loaded with film. jay: we had fast film, slow film, color film, black and white film, and this is stuff that i shot in high school. joe: blakesberg's decades of film photography now color the walls of san francisco's contemporary jewish museum. jay

joe! let's go joe! let's go joe! pres. biden: yesterday marked the 51st anniversary of roe v. wade, which recognized a woman's concert national -- constitutional right to choose. we are going to have this going on for a while. [chanting] >> four more years! four more years! pres. biden: we've got a couple more of these, i think. >> [crowd chanting] four more years! four more years! [cheers and applause] pres. biden:'s, i believe roe v. wade got it right. so do the majority of americans, and they still do. we all know what happened the year and a half ago. the new supreme court made an extreme decision overturning roe v. wade the dobbs decision. >> [crowd chanting] let's go joe! pres. biden: i'm sorry it is taking so long. >> [crowd chanting] let's go joe! let's go joe! pres. biden: the supreme court did what it had never done before, ripped away the fundamental constitutional right that was in place for nearly 50 years and that was so important to so many americans for so long. as i said on that day, the health and lives of women in this nation would be at risk and the conseque

, joe, joe. this is very early. waits awhile, many months before they would normally endorse. as we have been saying, this is going to be a very very long campaign. >>> federal officials have arrested an accused january 6th rioters who was prominently featured in an infamous photo used in news reports and a biden campaign ad. the suspect releasing original chemical spray, charged 700 days after online sleuths helped identify him. nbc's ryan reilly is following all of this as he always does for us. the obvious question is what took so long? >> it's interesting. there are hundreds of people in the same sort of category. the reason that the sleuths put a lot of attention into this one is they were frustrated with how long this was taking and how violent this act was. they gave that identification to the fbi at the end of 2021. it's been more than two years since they gave that to them. they really did an expert job of tracking exactly who he was, and we're following him all along the way and keeping up with his social

joe concha joins us now. joe, a surprising defense of don lemon from the ladies of "the view." >> joe: let's stop calling themies imply class and for this abc news show, you don't get a lot these days. don lemon will be the first male co-host soon. defending don lemon, he is perfect for the show, liberal, sanctimonuous and has cnn on their resume. joy behar and sunny hostin and anna navarro, also have cnn on their resume. this is craptastic. say a male or female on this show said gretchen whitmer is past her prime or kamala harris is past her crime, the pitchfork store would run out of pitchforks calling for our fires and execution. how do you defend don lemon saying nikki haley is past her prime. it is twisted logic. >> carley: what don lemon was talking about, talking about nikki haley in her 20s, meaning she is past her reproductive prime. nikki haley is talking about cognitive ability of commander-in-chief, there is a huge difference there and to raise you one further, imagine if donald trump said that and said that a woman is only in her prime in her twenties and 30s, what would that "the view" segment l

joe. i said who's joe. he said joe. rstand -- he doesn't understand -- he understands something about financees because money pours into his account. long prior to his death. he said joe, joe biden. now he is our president and now he is our president at a reduced level. we are dealing with the most complex and most powerful weapons in the world and we have a man who has no idea what he is doing and will end up in world war iii and we will not end up in world war iiii. no world wars. and we do it through strength. so what i want to do, i want to tell you, we have to take back our country. we have a country that is in such bad shape. nikki haley is a disaster. i know her very well. i put her there for a different reason. and henry mcmaster, if i took her and put her someplace, any place and put her someplace, henry mcmaster and great governor in south carolina, he will become the governor. i moved her to the united nationses she wasn't a good naishtor and she talks about when i negotiated with china, i negotiated with chin

joe, good to see you. >> joe: good to see you as well, greg. >> greg: yeah. does dave chappelle inspire you to start doing comedy? >> joe: hardy har, greg. ghter] >> greg: you wrote that question, didn't snub. >> joe: greg, i deny all knowledge of that question but i will say this. courage is contagious like gonorrhea. you know what i'm talking about. >> greg: yeah. >> joe: but i am not lacking for courage. i have larger balls than a papa palates studio. it's funny to me though that chappelle mentioned an andy kauffman reference because andy kauffman was the inner gender champion and these days they would be like say you're a chick and punch them. but to me, you know, it's interesting. they want to control what you're saying as a comedian, and if they can make me say men can have babies, they can make me say anything and i won't just say anything that's not true. you're not 5'7". >> kat: no, i know. >> greg: i never asked you to say i was 5'7", i just wanted you to fill out a form. >> joe: fair enough. >> greg: my goodness >> kat: you're not even 5'5". >> greg: we'll talk about that after the show. we're going to make some changes by the

how republicans need to play this game, because simply focusinowplay tg on frail joe and lost joe and horribl lee economy joe, that's goingimat to work to decimate joe's poll numbers. but if joe is nopoll numbers bta we better have a backup plan. we better educate the americann. on why the republican choice, if that's donald trump, is the betterr educat choice, remind tb what life was like under donald trump and how good thingsple wh remind the young people who maybe were quite young during that time,o how great things wr in that they can maybe afford to buy a house or pay the rent or pay for gas. back when donald trump was their president. so that has to be the move. their i would also say this veryntiono close attention to how the obamas operate here, legac because they don't want their legacy tied to a failing joe bide n. s so if it looks like joe bidenen is is really falling and tumbling, even so than more so than he is now, i think they're going to jump ship. so watch them watc.h moves. cha they're really in charge here. all right. sohere. let me go to joe conjug. joe, you analyze the media better than

joe biden's pact act, they are now getting 100% coverage for disability. [applause] that is what he has done for our veterans. joe biden is keeping his promise to the nations veterans. joeiden's bipartisan infrastructure bill is making telehealth available to rural america and high-speed broadband affordable and accessible for all. thanks to this end joe biden's american rescue plan, south carolina is poised to make every home and business connected to the quality broadband internet in the next three years. [applause] >> this is that great country, in no need of being made great. [murmurs of approval] [applause] our challenge is doing the things that are necessary to make this country's greatness accessible and affordable for all our citizens. [applause] and it is withhat i present to you the man best qualified, the man totally committed to making every american a part of the american dream. joe biden. [cheers and applause] pres. biden: thank you. thank you, thank you, thank you. thank you. thank you. thank you. thank you. i rest my case. [laughter] [applause] thank you, please. [crowd chanting "four more years"] pres. biden: thank you. thank you. thank you. [applause]

joe biden. george burgess said under oath he had never spoken to anyone at the white house about it. he didn't know anything about it. that's another lie that's been told by joe biden and/or joe contributor and columnist for the messenger joe concha joins us now. your reaction to what we knew was a lie when we first reported this a few years ago but now has been confirmed as a lie? >> never heard the term sugar brother before. i have heard sugar mommy. that's a new development. lefty aside guys and girls. this is the least transparent administration we have seen in modern history. i mean, you need to hook a low jack up to the defense secretary just to find him these days and obviously they weren't very transparent about that as far as lloyd austin is concerned. you have got to love how hunter biden an amateur artist is somehow the next da vinci he never made this kind of money. here are the facts. overwhelming majority of hunter's so-called art has been purchased by democratic donors. oappointed by joe biden to a coveted position post after she purchased hunter's art for tens of thousands of dollars right after joe biden took office. so these are clearly not the blind purchas

joe biden's vice president. [laughter] joe biden has disappeared end. that means you are seen and heard from less than the president that we never see or hear from. he is away from white house and stella were 30% of the time. all she needs to do is maybe once every other week make noise, and every time she does make noise, no one understands a word she says. she was supposed to be cool. she wore her all-stars with the pantsuits. she liked tupac. she turned out to be some insecure goofball who runs away from crisis after crisis. the fact that he is losing his base, blacks, hispanics, young voters -- it is time to pander grab. that means biden is going to come out with despocito, jill will come out with enchiladas. they will make hillary grab her hot sauce and put it in her purse. >> jessica: that was legitimate meant -- >> jeanine: that was legitimate. she carries hot sauce. >> jesse: i was right about tiffany amber theissen. [laughter] >> greg: she did that -- >> jessica: she did that with shannen doherty. >> jesse: also true. [laughter] >> greg: the weird thing about charlamagne's beef is it's not about crime or the economy. not about gender politics. it is not enough kamala. does he need kamala? all these issues are very left wing. >> dana: great point. have to say that you should be more worried about joet me or trump and you ain't black. i would still be carrying that ship from four years ago. he says people rely on his take because he says he is neither democrat nor republican. they're coming back and saying "we rely on you. we expected more because you said this." here's the bottom line. he now is in a position where he doesn't speak for anybody. nobody is buying what he said. he has lost credibility. that's what that's about. 71% of the country thanks that the country is going in the wrong direction. 71% of people in -- according to this think he is too old. the problem with him from black voters. if he loses 0.9 or 1% in georgia, which is a swing state of black voters, he loses georgia, which he needs. those numbers right now, 20 points, blacks 87-63, he dropped to 24, you may not believe that that's how it's going to end up, but -- for him to lose a swing state. the amazing part of this is that biden had the benefit of abortion, the benefit of climate change, yet young people in

joe biden. i will vote for joe biden not because of joe but because of all the issues i care about. vehiclend ihost:, how far has he driven on those issues? guest: i'll be honest with you, joe■n■■> biden is not mentionede word abortion for the first two years of his -- first few years of his presidency. the dobbs decision is changed everything in this country even for joe biden. i think joe biden now realizes dobbs wasn't just about abortion. it's about the economy and it's about the ability for women to be a part of the economy. with eac's beginning to recognize that and i think he is realizing he has to make a difference even though old joe would never have talked about it. the new joe does. when you look at the cith remanufacturing, it sounds like it's about a manufacturing job but it's not only bringing jobs back to the midwest and places that were decimated but it's what are those jobs? they are looking at thingsisis. he's spent more time doing it. i think that's important as well. on a lot of the issues he's there. has hebt reduction he wanted? no but if he was president in 202

joe biden and his supporters pushed. you've been all other this, of course, since the beginning in 2020. you wrote this calls into question joe biden's honesty and every denial he has made about his son's controversial business dealings. >> yes. of course joe biden knew that it was his son's laptop, and yet there he stood on the debate stage against donald trump a few weeks before the 2020 election and just outright lied. he said it was a russian plant. you had those 51 former intelligence officials, 5 former heads of the cia or acting directors, they also lied. they said that it was russian disinformation. adam schiff lied and said that it was russian disinformation. you know, they didn't care about the potential damage to america's national security, about demonizing russia or blaming russia for hunter biden's recklessness. they were just trying to get themselves out of a spot, and they've been lying about it ever since. and so now, you know, we knew it, the fbi knew it. they've had the laptop since december of 2019 and kept conveniently mum if about it. but now it's in those doj filings and the gun charge against hunt or biden in delaware -- hunter biden in delaware, and it just can't be denied. maria: how much of a factor do you think

joe biden? >> brian: joe manchin. >> ainsley: lots of joes and drinking. >> steve: joe manchin lives on a house brian: one thing third party candidates don't need introduction. everybody knows them and make the debate exciting if they do, in fact, have debates. >> steve: more on that throughout the morning and throughout the year. we are going to be talking about it for a while. in the meantime, there is an unusual story a crazy story. the father of the man who held a kansas city chiefs watch party at his home is defending his son as questions are swirling over the death of three of the guys friends who were found frozen in the backyard. >> brian: lucas tom lionson joins us with the next wrinkle to this story. >> the father of the man who hosted that watch party for the kansas city chief regular season finale defending his son found dead outside the house. jordan's father said he would never in a millionierees do anything. these were all good friends of his. these are all people who he went to school with and he took them to a football game the day before the chief's game. the father of one of

joe, what's way blank pages is the news, huh? what do you know? they were all playing. sorry. joe azari. joe's customer. it would have happened if we hadn't arranged it. there's plenty of news today, but it's still in the making. all right, man, we'll find that out right away. i don't mean to be personal, sir, but congratulations. oh, hey, did you mean to say, well, these twins were boys or girls or how could i forgotten that they are boys? and you understand, as a regular telegram, of course. oh, sure. it is. is new, but who else would like to get the good news? oh, this goes to about eight different people. i have a lot more writing to do here that won't be necessary. you just put down your list of addresses and we'll see that they all get the message, of course. well, sure. fred brown, twins are news. western union is about to make an official. and what do you think of all the people who should know about alice and the twins hundreds of other telegrams are being sent and received in other ways in the ten block business area around new. high above the city, a busy executive receives a telegram by desk

joe concha is a fox news contributor and joins us now. somebody on the writing staff could have looked it up before they made a joke, joe? >> joe look that up to your point, great point. this is snl in 2024, guys. if msnbc and "the view" could somehow procreate this show in its current form would be the result. tdebank something a real term ad is happening because the writers and cast of this show live in such elitist bubble they make utter fools of themselves not knowing what it means. this the same light night comedy scare quotes, show that mocked republican congresswoman elise stefanik not too long ago for taking on harvard president claudine gay after she called for genocide of jews by pro-hamas activists on campus. they thought they owned elise stefanik. they made fools of themselves, too. this isn't your daddy's snl any more. ed to, we did a segment on this recently. when is the last time this show produced mega stars like chevy chase, bill murray, bill crystal, eddie murphy. will carvy. deanna fay. when is the last time somebody came out of this show and been a big star? it's been some time. >> todd: people not getting o

republicans need to play the game because focusing on frail joe and lost john horrible economy joe, that's going to work to decimate drills poll numbers but if joenot the nominee we better have a backup plan. we better educate the american people why the republican choice is a better choice. remind young people who may be work quite young how great things were. maybe they could afford a house or pay their rent or pay for gas when donald trump was their president. i would also say pay close attention to how the obamas operate here because they don't want their legacy tied to a failing joe biden. if it looks like joe biden is really falling and tumbling even more so than he is now, i think they're going to jump ship. watch them. watch their moves. they are really in charge here. >> sean: let me go to joe concha. you analyze the media better than anybody. you should have your own media show. it would be great. there was apparently an invitation-only meeting, briefing and dollar with media. the biggest contributor to joe's campaign in 2020. they allowed him to hide in the basement. they never fact-checked him. the only thing i would add to what tomi

joe biden. joe biden wears compassion on his sleeve. i don't know what it's like to get elected office, i don't know what it's like to lose a son. so joeas animated as i am certainly, as trump is but i'd rather live in a world with the young clarence thomas were ages relevant the neck is known him for quite a while, have you noticed in any way president biden has lost his step because of age over the last few years? >> that's not how you judge is brain. a step, yes. you will step different when you are 80 then when you're 20. your experience, what you apply, apply steps with the american people did you have brainpower, compassion, happy. he. >> let me turn a couple of issues, will do a conference ada large number of undocumented migrants and democrats in the senate are talking about focusing on border security, what are you for out of the senate? a bipartisan bill andd about the makes something that's only on border security something that needs to be done right now? >> a deal frantically in the difference of age in a large economy and nobody feels threatened so it's totally different and i look at it in a difficult way. his son timoth

joe biden. [applause] a new battery plant -- because of joe biden's big bill that brings chips and science back. we now are going to be bringing those chips back to the u.s. because of joejoe biden did not stop there. he passed the inflation reduction act. and he's made the biggestp1 investment in the climate crisis in the history of this country. and in that inflation reduction act, he decided that little medicine called insulin needed by so many people in this country. insulin. the u.s. got control of insulin for one dollar. why were people paying $600 and $700 a month to get insulin? joe biden said we need to bring a stop to that, and he opposed that we put a $35 cap on insulin for everybody in the u.s. we could not get the senate to go along, but they agreed to do it for our senior citizens. so now if you are over 65 years old and on medicare, your insulin cost will not exceed $35 a month and if you are on medicare, you will be on medicare come january, next january, and i ain't crazy. from january 2025, medicare costs for seniors will not that is a big deal. joe biden did not stop there. he passed the safer communities act. when people said he could t do it, we put

he's the joe-nly option to prevent a joe-talitarian take-joe-ver! joe, the humanity!eat the handful of candidates who were on the ballot, including minnesota congressman and failed david duchovny clone who escaped the lab, dean phillips. phillips lost by 36 points. but he was gracious in his concession speech... kind of. >> congratulations to president biden, who absolutely won tonight. but by no means in a way that a strong incumbent president should. but i respect him. he won. >> stephen: really? you're dissing the guy who just curb-stomped you without being on the ballot? it's not a great look. it's like coming home with a black eye and saying "you should see the other guy. he's 81 years old, didn't show up, and still kicked my ass!" [cheers and applause] now... come on. other candidates biden defeated include -- and this is real -- a guy named president boddie. i'm sorry, america already has a president body. and his name is jeremy allen white. [cheering] jimmy! jimmy, take that down and print it out and give it to my trainer. i want those rib abs. those things up

joe biden. politico asked, what is nonembarrassing number for president joe biden? is it 60%? is it 50%? is it higher percentage than president trump? media loves to set artificial expectations, trump needs to jump over 50 or 60. let me do that for biden. when trump ran as incumbent in 2020, donald trump got 84% of the vote over bill weld. joean you run with strength of incumbent at 84% and obama did at 90%? can you beat trump tonight? that is pathetic headline and johnson had write-in, he got 49% and stepped out of the race. i will look closely at joe biden's numbers. >> harris: dean phillips said he has put forward his strongest foot. >> i've said this 18,00 times, i'm doing this to defeat joe biden. no one in the country cares, most people are going to the trump rally because he's listening to them. no one is asking about this stuff, i'm frustrated and tired of it. you are doing your job, you are not asking the questions that americans give a -- about. >> harris: sean, people were going to both rallies, i mentioned who was at the donald trump, he may be right, donald trump wants to get this over early so he can focus on who is on the other side, likely joe biden. >> sean: dean phillips is actually trying to elevate his name rek recognition. this is political -- actually new hampshire is a swing state, it can go either wa

"look, your crooked honor, this is a plot by crooked joe, crooked joe, joe rogan, hogan's heroes, meatball hero, meatball ron, doo-doo ron-ron, da-bill-barr-barr, bilbo baggins, bag of rice, paella, spain, don quixote, tilting at windmills. a lotta people are saying windmills are turning our whales gay. whatever happened to wayne newton?" [cheering] look... finally, engoron had enough and he shut trump down, chiding his lawyers, "control your client." "they can't control me. nobody can. you can't tie me down. i'm like the wind! whatever happened to windmills? why don't they turn our whales gay anymore? i blame crooked wayne newton." there were no cameras in the courtroom, and this is true. the sketch artist did capture the moment. let's take a look. gah! looks like he's screaming "we have to kill the batman!" jimmy, what's that purple blob behind him? i'm being told that's just his lawyer, the grimace. is it "the"? is it grimace or "the grimace?" i don't want to dead-name him. last night trump made his pitch to iowa voters in a town hall on the fox news which, notably, was his first live a

joe biden. you wouldn't let joe biden handle the remote control on your television. and he has the nuclear code. the left's talking point and the democrat's talking point trump is old too and he is diminished. >> laura: she is playing into it. >> nikki is echoing that and doing it to defend joe. what i suggested in the podcast today all right, fine. i suggest this for the general election. let's do a cognitive test. joe biden vs. donald trump. the winner is president, i'm very happy to take those odds because trump will whip biden's ass. >> laura: come on. >> not even close. >> laura: something happening in your home state of texas this standoff on the border governor abbott is now going after the biden administration for its failure to secure the border and saying that texas is going to continue to take the border security issue into its own hands. they put up more of the razor wire is this a come and take it moment here come and try to take it away. >> yes. joe biden deliberately has caused this invasion of texas and the united states. 9.6 million illegal immigrants. i'm proud of our governor. i'm proud of our legislature. we are defending texas and defending this country and joe biden is suing texas trying to stop us. >> mitch mcconnell looks like he is saying this deal i

most telling democrats are refusing to hold joe biden accountable for the border crisis, joe biden and his cabinet have created. lisa: democrats refusing to hold joeiden accountable, how is equitably politically. tomi: let's be fair, republicans that are refusing to hold joe biden accountable, feels like were listening to this on a loop for the last three years, republicans say the board is a problem in the border needs to be close and the laws need to be enforced, everybody is giving us a dereliction of duty, we hear this over and over like a broken record. i love the republicans say it. it took this long for this impeachment in the inquiry to even, when it comes to mayorkas, that's been promised for many, many months. i think the american people are also sick of republicans in congress talking about this. it doesn't seemed like they have the will or the votes or the support within themselves to get it done and then you look at texas which is actually out there make it a change of the difference, holding the line i think more americans a look at governor greg abbott and saying we need 50 more greg abbott souther and that we can get something done

one team, with strong education leaders in the general assembly like reprentative joe mcnamara and -- where is joe? joes around here somewhere. and senators sandra cano and val lawson. that team includes our municipal leaders, our teachers, our superintendents, principals, and local aft and nea union leaders like frank flynn and mary barden, who are with us tonight. thank you for being on team rhode land. [applae] now, we're askinall rhode island famils, parents, grandparents, nts, and uncles and guardians to join our team and get in the game. because it matters that in every homeevery day, lening matters. this is my third state of the ste as governor, but my first as a grandfather. and while my granddaughter, mabel james, isn't ite old enough to be here tonight, just like general callahan's new grandchild -- by the way, congratulations, general. [applause] and although mal james is not here with us tonight, she reminds me of why i'm here -- she reminds me owhy you are here. she reminds me of why everyone is listening -- why everyone listening in the state of rhod island is on board. beuse we all want

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joe biden for reelection. i think it might be time for the next generation. a lot of people share the same opinion. some people who supported joe biden, like me, i was a campaign surrogate for joe. joe is a good decent man, a true public servant, has gotten a lot of things done, but i don't think he is the right fit for 2024 as opposed to 2020. in 2020, the patriots are 12-4 and first in the afc east. [laughter] >> 2020 and 2024 are not the sa years. dean phillips raised his hand and said, "i don't think joe should run again." all of a sudden people came out of the woodwork saying, dean, what you're saying? "i'm saying the same thing that you were saying to me in private." dean, being a p patriot -- he went to gavin newsom and russian witmer, and jb pritzker. how do you think that all of those folks responded to his plea? crickets. can't be seen talking to. that sort of thing. and i want to say again, washington, d.c., is a town of followers, not leaders. th gone, joe biden, dnc, no, we will not compete. this despite the fact that joe is down by eight points in georgia, down by eight points in michigan. down by nine points in north carolina. joe biden, who i supported last time

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