it is rigged and the dnc knows they have a week candidate.rfk junior off the ballot to prevent the american people from having a choice, looking at the options of trump, biden or rfk junior. only one of them is a strong saying candidate and the american people will see that so the dnc needs to stop them and they are prepared to break the rules and play dirty because that is what they do. david: let me do what we can. we got to get your ducks in order. you got to identify folks who collect the signature, that sort of stuff. second point they are making, your pack has been colluding with rfk junior, how do you deny that's true? >> both. it is absolutely untrue and the fact that the dnc which is basically a collection of super pacs itself would have the temerity, biden is not personally working to get on any ballots, the democrat he is doing it. this is supposed to be a democracy. the democratic party doesn't want people to have a choice. as simple as that. david: we are seeing a commercial a lot of people saw in the super bowl, the kennedy comm

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the dnc is now announcing that it is litigating against me to make sure i can't get ballot access.answer to them is, why don't you get a candidate that people believe in? [cheers and applause] when we were doing polling, when i was in the democratic party, i know the dnc was polling too. our polling showed president biden consistently using to donald trump, or tying him. it showed me consistently beating donald trump, if iran is a democrat. [applause] oh, if iran in the democratic party, i was beaten by president trump by eight points. i was beating governor desantis by 11 points. president biden at the same time was tied with them or losing to them. so the democratic party's chose a candidate that was not its strongest candidate. it had some other reason other than wanting to win. and i -- [laughs] don't make me laugh. we shouldn't let democracy work -- we should let democracy work in this country. we should be modeling it in the rest of the road. we are not a banana republic in the united states. everyone who gets to -- wants to run, gets to run. lets let americans decide the ele

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how is the dnc dealing with this? look at the numbers as one singular poll. the dnc has been working for the last four years to make sure that president biden's message is resonating. i think the reality is there are some issues of reservation right now, so the dnc, the democrats across the country, the local state parties, are trying to figure out the best direct way to deliver this message. at the end of the day, there are some really great things the president can point to, all across the country, particularly in the battleground states that will be very important to him. jobs have risen, people say anyone who wants a job has a job and that is a big deal. so you'll see him talking about that a lot more. you'll see democrats' governors, mayors, all the surrogates around the country, having that conversation a little more more directly. the point is, on the economic messaging, the jobs numbers are strong. until now, however, americans haven't seemed to trust president biden over the former president, in particular on

upset at the way she handled the debates and the rnc has been getting crushed in fundraising by the dnc last year. she has been facing pressure on all sides. that letter has kind of reports of my death have been greatly exaggerated vibe to it. we know she was at mar-a-lago this week to discuss her future and the rnc's future with trump. i think it's not at all outside the realm of possibility that she finds herself on the outs either before or after south carolina, either by resigning or by potentially being layered over by others who can kind of shape the rnc more in the direction of donald trump's liking. >> so when we're talking about who that person might be shaping that party, and having it being led by somebody more to donald trump's liking, "the new york times" has reporting on potential contenders, including an election denialist out of south carolina. can you tell us about what donald trump might like? >> reporter: yeah, the name you're referring to is michael wattley, out of north carolina, actually, the party chairman there, who the times reports is a stop the steal guy is th

but this is the initial first contests, on this first stage, the dnc, somewhat controversial but mostwere excited within the party that the democratic national committee moved at the south carolina primary up to be the first in the nation, because it is a diverse state. so, i think if you are president biden, you are saying back in 2020, yes, i had a rocky road, getting the south carolina, iowa new hampshire. but south carolina is a diverse state. as a direct voice saying, and chuck was saying earlier, being able to go forward and the primary process, show strength amongst numbers voters, pushing back against the narratives out there that, maybe, he's losing support among black men, being able to go forward and say, here's a diverse state with a large black population, and president biden did well in that state. i think this gives him a lot of momentum going into the primary process and, again, diversity here being the key. >> speaking of voters, let's cross back over to tremaine, who has been now speaking to voters that we can hear from. >> ottawa, ayman. what i heard today is a bit

this is another effort by the dnc to point -- to appoint an election. >> mr.ennedy, you have made it a policy throughout this campaign did not speak so much about your opponents of their deficiencies. the developments of the last couple of days with president biden at the investigation or they're not to be an investigation and his statement to the american public last night, what is your general impression? >> you mean when the press was asking about his cognitive issues? >> correct. >> i think the issue has been raised, and i do not think it is character assassination to challenge the president to come out and debate and showed the american public that he has the cognitive capacity to do this very difficult job. this is a job that requires a lot of complexity, a lot of nuance, a lot of very difficult decisions. this is the man who may get a phone call at 3:00 in the morning and my children are depending upon his answering it in a way that is a response to complexities, and we have a right as the american people i think to know that our president is actually l

dnc chair jaime harrison. thank you very much. folks, we have a new statement from president biden reacting to donald trump's victory tonight. biden says, in part, quote, last night in south carolina, donald trump stood on stage to make shameful, racist comments that tap into a hatred and divisiveness that is the very worst of us. we all have more to do to push towards a more perfect union. but trump wants to take us backwards. let's turn now to our team on the ground. nbc news campaign embed jake trailer, who is at trump's headquarters in columbia. ali vitali is at haley's headquarters in charleston. jake, let's start with you. -- what are you hearing from trump's team and how do you think they plan to keep that momentum going out there? >> what is significant, and what i want to know is, what happened before donald trump actually took the stage tonight i was actually speaking with a couple of folks with the campaign. and they said that, unlike new hampshire, donald trump was very adamant tonight about getting on stage first, to

four years later, south carolina now moving as the first contest state in the dnc calendar.something that was debated for quite a bit with south carolina moving ahead of iowa as well as minnesota meaning it's going to -- new hampshire, meaning it's going to play a significant role in elections in the future. today though it was president biden at his campaign headquarters up in wilmington, delaware, speaking to his staff, letting them know he is very eager to see where things are going to go be from here, and he knows how busy things will be between now and the general election. >> we've got a lot to do, and i think you all get it along with me, we can't -- this is not just a campaign, this is more of a mission if. we cannot, we cannot, we cannot lose this campaign for the good of the country. >> reporter: south carolina democrats say they believe, though, that the state's growing population and its diversity could help their party grow here in the south. you know, south carolina has been a solid red state in the presidential contest dating all the way back to 1976, but some

congressman andy kim of the house foreign affairs committee, and former dnc chair howard dean join me live to discuss all of this and more. fanny feedback. america's reaction to the fulton county d. a.'s fiery testimony this week, and what it says about race, gender, and her case against donald trump. i'll talk about it with maya wylie. and, again -- designer b. michael is here to discuss the incredible looks he cried for the iconic actress sicily tyson, and their unique bond of friendship and fashion. i'm jonathan capehart, this is the sunday show. ♪ ♪ ♪ many of you will be off for the presidents day holiday. a one day respite from work. but if you are in congress, it will be day four of a 14-day recess. lawmakers bolted town so fast they left behind a long and hefty to do list that has major implications at home, and abroad. a list that will only grow more urgent as each passing day. when the house returns on february 28th, speaker mike johnson will have only three working days to avoid a partial government shutdown on march 1st. but right now, there is a stalemate over critical aid

to the president's reelection hopes just outside at kennedy campaign black history month event the dnc billboard aims to link can be to maga republicans. >> there's a lot of black voters in this country who've been voting, who are taken for granted by the democratic party. >> what do you think that you can offer black voters that joe biden cannot >> i've spent 40 years working for economic development, for cleaning up the environment men for health care for black americans as americans, i have a long on track record of making i prime. i priority. >> erin freeman his family has owned brooklyn staple sugarhill supper club, has consistently supported democrats. >> i'm laying until support and mr. kennedy because his family has always been until the rights border under privilege. >> the economy is a key motivator for freeman. he says his family almost lost their business during the pandemic. >> the economy, and the people in these neighborhoods, they need proof, they need substance they need to be able to see it and feeling not just here it while early polling shows significant levels of i

donald trump and haley go head-to-head and south carolina, new reports show president biden and the dnc have a considerable >> cash edge over trump and the rnc by the end of last month, the biden campaign and dnc had a combined war chest of about $80 in cash on hand. that's roughly double what the trump campaign and the rnc had. cnn's alayna treene joining us now with more on this. so alayna break down the numbers for us. what is his main for trump and the rnc moving forward? >> well for the big takeaway here is that joe biden's political operation has really expanded their financial advantage over donald trump's campaign as the two men are preparing for a potential general election rematch. and i do want to break down the numbers for you because i do find them pretty striking a heading in to february, the biden campaign had 50 b6 million cash on hand compared to 30.5 million that the trump campaign had. haley campaign for her part, had 13 million heading in to five-year. now, the dnc had $24.1 million in their cache revert in their cash reserves going into february, compared to 8.7 mil

biden and says, let the best man, when tim, now their response to billboards like this one from the dnc labeling rfk junior is quote, powered by maga and trump new fec filings show mellon gave $5 million a piece last month to the super pac backing both kennedy and trump but as democrats are focusing more on rfk junior, he has his eyes set on one of their most reliable voting blocks. cnn's eva mckend has more >> robert f. kennedy juniors independent run for the white house is drawing new attention from national democrats i think both republicans and democrats he infrastructure and the leadership are of course going to be worried from queens food pantry to a co-working space in brooklyn. kennedy is on the campaign trail making a pitch to one of the most loyal constituencies of the democratic party black voters. it comes as president joe biden's allies at the democratic national police have ramped up an aggressive campaign to undercut kennedy's candidacy, signaling the threat he could pose to the president's reelection hopes just outside of kennedy campaign black history month event, a dnc

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. >> reporter: dnc chair, jamie harrison, says african-americans are the backbone of the party but at poll shows support may be slipping with 70% of black voters likely to back biden over president trump, down ten points from 2020. >> 81 million people came out and voted for joe biden and harris. i know those people will come out once again. >> reporter: a state going first that hopes to have the last word, nicole killion, cbs news, south carolina. >> straight ahead on the "cbs weekend news," the lingering effects of this toxic train derailment one year later. >>> and flag football flying high, why the sport is scoring big with students, especially women. >>> one year ago today, the derailment of a norfolk southern train carrying toxic chemicals scarred a small ohio town. it was released this week. the derailment resulted in fires, leaks and rail fires and chemicals burnt off to prevent an explosion. it happened in ohio. the latest on how residents are doing. >> reporter: one year after the there in a derailed three miles from linda and russ murphy's farm they believe their well wate

former dnc press secretary welcome josÉ it is great to meet you.i want to thank you for joining us. of course republicans are going to criticize the president that's the nature of modern politics of course but there have been questions about president biden's mental acuity coming from his own side of the aisle. and even from the traditional left media. books trey, thank you for having on the show. let me say this verse if republicans are betting on president biden dropping out or not finishing are not going to reelection let me just tell you that they are going to be very, very disappointed, november the planet b, the be in plan b stands for joe biden for joe biden's going to all the way to the reelection in november and the majority of democrats look at it as first this precious based on results questions going down, the economy is going up gas prices are going down that it's wis what i'll say first and second is we beat trump before will be to him again he is a defeat about candidates not that we haven't beat the guy before. trey: i am not disagr

fox 5 in new york as two men are convicted of murder in the 20 -- 2002 death of run dnc star jam masterd guilty of killing d.j. prosecutors describe as revenge for a failed drug deal. >> this is a live look at boston from wfxt, a massachusetts woman says she plans to buy a new suv after she recently became the first person to win a $1 million prize on the state's new $50 instant game ticket. christine wilson of mansfield objected for the cash option on her prize. received a one-time payment of $650,000. always go for the cash option. that's tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." we'll be right back. ♪ go on and take the money and run ♪ oh, lordin ♪ oh, lordin ♪ gk o on, take the money and rn ♪ ♪ >> bret: a moon lander ended up on its side is managing to beam back additional pictures with hours remaining before power dies. the spacecraft built by a texas company landed friday becoming the u.s. lunar vehicle since 1972. but it failed to land upright. hampering communication and power generation. the u.s. army is slashing the size of its force by about 24,000 person

what makes me cry are much bigger thing than my feelings getting hurt by the dnc.say you're a big girl, but you're thin and fit and-- >> what did you say. neil: i say you're a big girl, but you're actually thin and fit and maybe a metaphor there. [laughter]. very good seeing you. >> thank you for having me, i hope it's a beautiful day. neil: marianne williamson, democratic candidate. and we have the latest including the strikes and why certain points were targeted over others. what could be targeted now. and the silence that's deafening from the arab world itself after this. ♪ if you're happy and you know it, clap your hands. ♪ ♪ if you're happy and you know it, ride your bike. ♪ ♪ if you're happy and, you know it, then your face will surely show it. ♪ ♪ if you're happy and you know it, smile big and bright. ♪ thousands of kids just like me are happy every day. and it's all because of generous people like you who support shriners hospitals for children every month. all you have to do is call the number on your screen or go online to loveshriners.org right now with

out there that provide an opportunity to think about whether or not there should be a shuffle at the dnc. it's very interesting if you look at the rules on all of this with regard to the -- if it goes past august, the dnc can choose their own candidate. nobody seems to be pointing to any moment when they think this president will drop out. that puts a lot of pressure on the need to build poll numbers for kamala harris. here's the latest nbc poll. these are the very positive and very negative ratings. you can see how they have changed. there's 10% in january, 2024 who have very positive feelings about the vice president. 42% very negative and those numbers are stronger than they were back in 2021. what do you make of this interview, bret, of her saying she's ready to lead? >> yeah, i just don't think that if you hear people in the democratic circles, they're really concerned not just about president biden's ability to move forward, but about selling the ticket with kamala harris on the second spot. because she as noted there and in other places gets worse polling numbers than he does on t

when i look at the cash on hand, the rnc versus the dnc, they've got a lot of money in the dnc.ou concerned about the cash flow? >> you know what, we have a lot of cash, and we're doing well. and we have a much better message. she's raised money, it's not a lot, but it's mostly from democrats. and and, actually, biden democrats. they're going to vote for him if he runs, i don't think that he's going to finish. >> you don't think he's going to be on the ticket. >> look, i see the way he is, i'm not sure, but with i, i'd like to see him run. i think it would be great. i would be very happy. >> mr. president, let's talk about some of these courtish -- issues. the judge saying no delay in new york. what's that going to look like? >> well, nobody's ever heard of such a thing. he comes out with a verdict, and you're supposed to put up a bond. it takes a period of time. you have to go to a bonding institution. it's a sham. it's a horrible thing. we did nothing wrong, he nose ig wrong. he practically said we dead nothing wrong. the banks were happy. there was no victim. there was no jur

how was the dnc chair when we didn't have a president.the rnc chair. has i know nothing about lara trump and of she's saying she'll give all the rnc money, i think it's a clear idea. it makes the chances of winning the senate and the house but at the gross margin back. so she doesn't know what she's doing. i think that's. fine trump doesn't know what he's doing. the more he's in charge of the better, unless he's can charge of the united states, then we all ought to really worry about what's going on. this is an incompetent human being. >> to which i say buckle up, as that happens, okay. howard dean, thanks so much. >>> the snow that brought us not to say cable has another big idea, teaching kindergartners about communism. we're talking about kids refined result. next. ds refined result. next. >>> new reaction, a story that may shock but not surprised. new legislation introduced and the florida hospital corps cates to take about communism, starting in qatar. gotten a parallel bill is moving for and the state senate, meaning it could land o

. >> dnc, please. >> i hope i said dnc. i'm sorry. >> how are you?> we had the beat team together and went into a deep dive. in both parties, it's always been understood that if you've been president before, you shouldn't be defending off people at 35, 40%. what do you see here? >> i think this is partly right. i think there's some other things going on, too. the things that are different are that trump has a core group that's not going to dessert him under any circumstances, definitely enough to get him the nomination. it's not enough to win. secondly there's something else at play that wasn't in play in either of those other two races, and that is trump is under indictment. he has 91 charges and he's already been convicted of one charge of falsifying his business expenses -- excuse me -- falsifying his business value, so he's cheated the banks and so forth. it's a little bit of a different situation. i do think haley is playing the long game here. if we get into august and it's time for the republican national convention and trump is on trial or ha

voters are going to get hit over the head for months and months and the dnc has gotten better at thatage and making sure voters see it over and over again. they're going to see it this digital ads. ads on television. candidates are going to talk about it up and down the ballot. candidates will say this is what they're saying now, but this is what they mean. that's what voters are going to continue to hear over and over again. >> when you say grandmother, house, south carolina, my brain doesn't go to politics. it goes to i wonder what was on the stove. eugen daniels, send me pictures. garrett haake, thanks to you as well. >>> coming up, new footage reported to show houthis launching a missile then the wreckage of a u.s. drone. what it means for already heightened tensions in that region. t region this reminds me of my bike. the wolf was about the size of my new motorcycle. have you seen it, by the way? happy birthday, grandma! really? look how the brushstrokes follow the line of the gas tank. -hey! -hey! brought my plus-one. jamie? i told myself i was ok with my moderate to severe rheu

it's thanks to the president to urge that the dnc to rearrange that primary calendar, howard.ou surprised the president is putting so much effort into a red state that he is unlikely to win in november? >> no, on the face of it, it looks very surprising but it's very, very smart. donald trump, i mean, joe biden has seen some erosion among black men, which i think is actually kind of more something to write about then it is actually happening when you actually look at the records of it to. if you're black in america, you may not get a great deal under joe biden, but it will be a whole lot better than what you'll get under the republican party. let's not forget who got rid of racial parts of college admissions who, let's not forget who's fighting allowing race to be a factor induction to the armed forces, especially the military academies. let's not forget who's harmed health care for poor people and black people, and brown people. it's the republicans. so, it's a smart thing to do. what he's really doing here, he's going to win. what he's really doing here is focusing on a subs

but political pros around him, the head of the dnc and others were very suspicious. douglas he had never run for political office and the head of the dnc was from missouri and was very close harry truman. and so the political pros were pushing for truman and ultimately the convention fdr said he was going to leave the choice up to the convention, but he released a letter publicly saying that he would be very happy to run with either harry truman or william douglas. and those were the only two people he mentioned. and there were people at democratic convention in chicago. and behalf working hard to get him the nomination douglas himself didn't attend the convention, but they had been in close touch with. douglas, and they were working very hard to get him the nomination. and douglas was viewed as elite contender right until the final day of the convention. so here you have a sitting justice who comes very, very close to being fdr, his running mate. and of course, he would have been president the following when fdr died. but are only two examples. there are a lot of ot

i want to let you look at part of a statement from the dnc, in response.g in part, quote, this might come as news to trump, but pushing tired tropes, want to be -- mugshot t-shirts isn't going to win over black voters who have suffered through a record high unemployment and skyrocketing uninsured rights under his leadership. trump is showing black voters exactly what he thinks of them, and his ideas to win them over our as corny and racist as he is. again, that was a statement from the dnc, in response to those remarks from donald trump last night, alex. >> okay, vaughn hillyard, thank you for wrapping all that up for us. and for all of you, coming up in less than an hour now, jen psaki, jonathan capehart begin our special coverage of the south carolina primary, breaking down all the latest numbers, as polls begin to close. and then at 6:30 pm eastern, rachel maddow and team get their analysis with steve kornacki, breaking down the results of the big board. it all begins for you at four pm eastern. in fact, right after our show. new sanctions, same old imp

the dnc changed the order of their primaries to diversify early voting states, which left biden off thel new hampshire ballot. however, the president still won the democratic vote as a write in, but it was not officiated by the dnc. today's outcome could strengthen biden's campaign for a possible reelection. could we be nearing the end of landlines? still ahead on abc seven mornings? what a regulatory change by at&t could mean for many still relying on landline communication across the state. and here's a live look atop our roof camera looking at the bay bridge. this morning, a level one storm currently with 540. at&t is pushing for a regulatory change that could mean the end of landlines for their customers here in california, but that could leave many people, especially in rural areas, without any communication . 80 year old pat pereira relied on her landline for 58 years. in fact, she got a cell phone for the first time just last year when her landline was disconnected. but she lives in a dead zone in calaveras county and can't get reliable service. pat is desperate to get the landli

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for all the challenges the president and the dnc have, fundraising is actually not one of them. that's actually one of the shining lights of their campaigns. so that's why it's a real challenge and problem. >> i do also just want to quickly jump in on that when i've talked to the trump campaign about this, they insist that they are not planning to ask the rnc or rely on the rnc to help pay for some of his legal bills. but they say that now we know that he has such an issue with his mounting legal troubles, especially as he faces these trials. but i just wanted to the bills will get more expensive >> trial actually not >> less, but we'll see it's got a lot of debt that potentially is out there as well, guys. thank you. very, very much. still ahead this hour. some fertility actually really get to that in a moment for one of alexey navalny's closest advisers are now saying that a prisoner exchange was being finalized just before his death, stay with us. you're live here in the cnn newsroom king charles, wednesday at ten on cnn >> ready to washington? >> one second. i got it. finish

we know that the dnc has been successfully fundraising over the past couple of cycles.ontinue to build off of that. so it seems like the rnc is juggling there. but can you see one other thing that i thought was very interesting about what senator scott said there is that he's absolutely right that the american people want to be talking about economic issues and those kitchen table issues but the problem for the trump campaign and his reelection bid is that if he's continuing to have to make these courtroom appearances, to have to continuing to vent and complain about the decisions that are made in these courtrooms. that's already distracting from those economic issues. so this may work in a primary to galvin nice his base. however, in the general, if joe biden is going out there talking about the economy and the economy continues to show signs of growth. that's gonna be issue for donald trump if he's wrapped up with his legal issues and of course, trump, let's not forget, has suggested that he doesn't want a recession on his watch, which is something that the biden team

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the rnc, the dnc, i'm just saying it wasn't inside the white house. i don't like what they did, but they didn't work for the white house. okay. they didn't work for the white house, but they were lobbing the way does this is this is traditionally pick by the president. these jobs are of care, don't get all huffy here. hold on >> the president picks who had the >> d&c is when he's when he's the president and the president and picks through the rnc when they run at the white house. lara trump is very good what she does, she raises lots of money. she's very charismatic. the base loves her. i think it's good pick and end. he picked loyalist to be the head and chris lacivita is no bs guy who's going to run the place strictly raise money and keeps fund spend the right direction. >> you guys do the same, being accused of being huffy are hoping to me. >> no, i wasn't very accuse me of going crazy >> timing arguably worse >> anyway, i think the difference though, is given what we know about how much the rnc is contributing to the trump legal defense fund, what