heinrich, aye. mr. bennet, aye. mr. rubio, no. the clerk: ms. butler, aye. mr. risch, no. the clerk: mr. braun, no. mrs. blackburn, no. the clerk: mr. wicker, no. mrs. hyde-smith, no. the clerk: mr. daines, no. the clerk: mr. sullivan, no. mr. boozman, no. the clerk: mr. kaine, aye. mr. ossoff, aye. mr. schmitt, no. the clerk: mr. cramer, no. the clerk: mr. scott of florida, no. mr. murphy, aye. the clerk: mr. booker, aye. mr. peters, aye. the clerk: mr. marshall, no. ms. cantwell, aye. mr. tuberville, no. vote: the clerk: mr. schumer, aye. the clerk: mr. schatz, aye. mr. young, no. the clerk: mr. whitehouse, aye. the clerk: mr. manchin, aye. the clerk: mr. hagerty, no. mrs. fischer, no. mr. mcconnell, no. the clerk: mr. blumenthal, aye. the clerk: mr. markey, aye. the clerk: mr. welch, aye. vote: the clerk: mr. padilla, aye. the clerk: mr. van hollen, aye. the clerk: ms. rosen, aye. the clerk: mr. tester, aye. the clerk: ms. warren, aye. the clerk: on this vote the yeas are ( 52, the nays are 39 and the motion is agreed to. the clerk will report the nomination. the clerk:

jacqui heinrich, thank you very much indeed. rebeccah heinrichs joining me.r opinion, is biden providing the leadership the western world needs at this point? >> no, and hasn't been his entire team and a will the of focus over the last week between the debate between he and former president trump and the truth is he's been absent when we really do need strong american leadership right now. i mean, there's a war of ideas going on with countries like china and russia seeking to undo the u.s. led order celebrating 75 years of nato and we need a president projecting not american decline but ascend seizure disorders and strength and -- asen den seizure disorders and strength and vitality and world leaders not seeing from president biden this week. stuart: any quiet grumbling or even public grumbling by world leaders about biden's leadership? >> of course, you do see that and reported pieces. nobody wants to talk about the status of the president's health and people are nervous of the president seizure disorders and confident in our leadership and that makes me unc

senior white house correspondent jacqui heinrich starts us off tonight.ening, jacqui. >> jacqui: good evening, mike. so far the president has stopped the trickle of elected democrats calming on him to withdraw from turning into a flood. in a crisis meeting with democratic governors last night, the detailed hours of official and campaign work. that he was juggling over seven days of debate prep that followed two foreign trips. he joked that he needs some more sleep and a lighter schedule that report out of that meeting prompting some mixed reactions and a big defense from governor gavin newsom. >> according to the "new york times," at least one democratic governor didn't take it as a joke when president biden asked about his health, quote: replied that his health was fine, it's just my brain, he added. general dillon biden's campaign chair tells fox he was clearly making a joke and said all kidding aside. fox is further told the governors left the meeting unified. california governor gavin newsom stumping for biden in michigan today saying this was made cl

heinrich, aye. mr. sanders, aye. mr. durbin, aye. mr. peters, aye. mr. merkley, aye. mr. warner, aye. ms. hirono, aye. ms. warren, aye. 0 the clerk: mr. blumenthal, aye. mr. booker, aye. the clerk: mr. markey, aye. mr. padilla, aye. the clerk: mr. wyden -- mr. wyden, aye. mr. bennet, aye. the clerk: mr. cardin, aye. the clerk: mr. carper, aye. the clerk: mr. manchin, aye. the clerk: ms. murkowski, aye. mr. warnock, aye. mr. casey, aye. the clerk: ms. stabenow, aye. the clerk: mr. wicker, no. the clerk: mr. ricketts, no. the clerk: mr. scott of south carolina, no. . mr. welch, aye. the clerk: mr. hoeven, no. mr. rounds, no. mr. fetterman, aye. vote: the clerk: mr. graham, aye. the clerk: mr. braun, no. the clerk: mr. hawley, no. the clerk: mr. tillis, no. the clerk: mr. paul, no. mrs. shaheen, aye. mrs. murray, aye. the clerk: mr. schumer, aye. the clerk: ms. cantwell, aye. mr. brown, aye. the clerk: mr. kennedy, no. with medical that is half a century. this week the senate will pick up the cosponsored by every senator that asked. where do senators stand on freedom of choi

jacqui heinrich talking about three daggers yesterday.ne was this, yesterday one of hollywood's leading men, george clooney changing his tune after helping president biden raise nearly $30 million at a star-studded fundraiser. >> ainsley: he claims it is devastating to say it, joe biden i was with three weeks ago was not the same joe biden of 2010 or 2020, he was same man we witnessed at the debate. >> lawrence: next guest is calling out the actor for waiting to say anything. barstool founder dave dave portnoy joins us now. you are joining us with a shirt now. >> steve: what was that about? >> ainsley: he just got out of the water. >> island tyke in nantucket. >> lawrence: why are people coming out now? >> they want to whack him. i'm probably the minority. i tweeted during the debate, i thought biden did great, i thought he would not be able to put a assist together. if you paid any attention to joe biden over last year, two years, you know he's gone and it happens when you get old. you don't walk on to a stage and not be able to find you

heinrich. mr. hickenlooper. ms. hirono. mr. hoeven. mrs. hyde-smith. mr. johnson. mr. kaine. mr. kelly. mr. kennedy. mr. king. ms. klobuchar. mr. lankford. mr. lee. mr. lujan. ms. lummis. mr. manchin. mr. markey. mr. marshall. mr. mcconnell. mr. menendez. mr. merkley. mr. moran. mr. mullin. ms. murkowski. mr. murphy. mrs. murray. mr. ossoff. mr. padilla. mr. paul. mr. peters. mr. reed. mr. ricketts. mr. risch. mr. romney. ms. rosen. mr. rounds. mr. rubio. mr. sanders. mr. schatz. mr. schmitt. the clerk: mr. schumer. mr. scott of florida. mr. scott of south carolina. mrs. shaheen. ms. sinema. ms. smith. ms. stabenow. mr. sullivan. mr. tester. mr. thune. mr. tillis. mr. tuberville. mr. van hollen. mr. vance. mr. warner. mr. warnock. ms. warren. mr. welch. mr. whitehouse. mr. wicker. mr. wyden. mr. young. the clerk: senators voting in the affirmative -- baldwin, barrasso, blumenthal, booker, boozman, braun, brown, budd, cantwell, capito, cornyn, cortez at that -- cortez masto, hickenlooper, hoeven, johnson, kelly, klobuchar, lankford, lummis, manchin, murkowski, ossoff, petereds, re

bret. >> jacqui heinrich live on the north lawn, jacqui, thanks. former president donald trump and new running mate j.d. vance will hold their first rally following the republican convention tomorrow in battleground michigan. last night the former president delivering his first major speech since saturday's assassination attempt in pennsylvania. aishah hasnie has highlights and reaction from milwaukee. >> tonight security fence something going up and trump supporters are already waiting outside van arena in grand rapids, michigan ahead of tomorrow's trump are trump vance rally and the former president's first campaign event since his assassination attempt. >> we got here yesterday around 1:00. >> it comes after a iraquis rnc week focused on energizing and unifying republicans. >> we are going to make sure that we're coming out of this convention focused on hitting our marks on our side of the fence. >> democrats and republicans alike digesting the more than 90 minute speech, the longest in convention history, which started off with a changed tune.

obama now the last holdout to swing his support behind harris, sandra. >> sandra: jacqui heinrich, thates us a lot to watch and look forward to as we look live at potentially seeing the president any moment now. all right, john? >> john: richard fowler and jayson gee them, let's start with you, 2020 kamala harris was not exactly a stellar candidate, didn't even make it to the first nominating contest. why should things be even different four years later? >> a lot of things have changed from now to then. one, she was a vice president behind president joe biden. number two i think what you're seeing now is delegates across the country are saying they support her. let's dig deeper and talk about this process for a second. the democratic primary voters go on the ballot and i was a delegate to the convention 2012. >> john: so long ago now. >> so long ago when we go, we vote for a delegates to conventions when i'm voting for joe biden it literally says that we are voting for a delegate to the convention. that delegate is entrusted with my trust as a democratic voter to make decisions for me a

jacqui heinrich at the white house, thank you very much.rowing number of democrats me well taking them on the supreme court's decision on presidential immunity including one demanding a constitutional amendment to reverse the decision. aishah hasnie is in washington for that. >> good afternoon to you. this is a very interesting moment is happening for democrats on capitol hill is documented just a piggyback of what she was saying, there are democrats now that are coming forward and asking the president to step aside. crossmember, were presented the -- and is an interesting moment because democrats are looking for something to talk about other than president trying nine and now they're looking to the supreme court justices and what to do about those conservative appointed justices they just came down with that immunity decision yesterday to the ire of somebody democrats. congressman joe morel of new york is now trying to undo that supreme court decision. in a post on x he wrote this yesterday moments after that he said, "i will introduce a c

senior white house correspondent jacqui heinrich has that part of the story tonight live from the north lawn, good evening. jacqui. >> good evening, bret. the vice president remained in washington today laying low with no public schedule as her boss made his first public remarks since dropping out of the race. behind closed doors though. her vp short list is said to be significantly narrowing. >> vice president harris backing president biden's calls for sweeping changes to the supreme court monday. her campaign saying it's fairness has been called into question after numerous ethics scandals and decision after decision overturning longstanding precedent. that is why president biden and i are calling on congress to pass important reforms. harris signaled openness to expanding the court during her 2020 campaign but today indicated legislation is the preferred vehicle to restoring precedent. reacting to iowa's six week abortion ban taking effect. >> what this means is that one in three women of reproductive age in america lives in a state where a trump abortion ban. so, what we need to do

you heard jacqui heinrich's report there.also know there is a lot of chatter behind the scenes about letting the president make his own decision. that this is his choice to make, he cannot be pushed, anything like that. what happens to democrats in the coming months? if biden does not make that choice? >> i think the reality that the democratic party is facing right now is the oval office is more than just joe biden's ambition. it really is the ambition of his family starting with the first lady on down. they have given up too much sacrificed for too want to set this aside so that's why i think they are going through the work of trying to stop in each of these concentric circles. the family going to camp david to get on the same page and the public statements from president obama and clinton, the phone calls that biden has made to donors he is trying to study the party. he is trying to convince them he is up for the job. the problem with all of this is he is telling the party he is up for the job. he's not necessarily showing

doocy jacqui heinrich following all of that but way to advance drive and entertain these of mine. she's in detroit. >> martha: what are you talking about? >> it's weird. my here i just a stop. >> it's the whisper thing no 1 understands but the president's former chief of staff and long-term right-hand man responded to all of these concerns from donors sitting on their wallets and the message was you don't get to decide because the voters decided in a primary debate. questions being kicked around as if the decision they made before this debate actually make to the democrats. this into this exchange between former obama chief strategist and bidens from a communication director just listen. >> he's behind another battleground states. and in some cases well behind beyond the margin of error and so he needs a royal flush to include this race. the question is what are the odds he would win and what we have a better chance with someone else? >> no 1 can ever be sure they will win and election let alone a presidential election so that argument is probably not particularly persuasive to th

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at least one government did not and was quite puzzled by" senior white house correspondent jacqui heinrich reporting live from the north long. that was kind of an interesting remark the president made. >> you know, anita, there were a lot of headlines this morning about that democratic governor's meeting with the president saying that he got a strong showing of support from all of these governors who descended on washington to assess the situation for themselves and look at biden's viability as a candidate heading into november, but i was left wondering after being there myself if we were all watching the same press conference because that press conference did not lead with any confirmation that the president is in fact staying in the race despite all the denials we have been hearing from the campaign, the white house, and people around him that he is potentially considering it's. this is what we heard and that press conference in chronological order just listen. >> a path to victory in november is the number one priority and that is the number one priority of the president. so if that is

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similar question marks >> sandra: jacqui heinrich live at the white house. as we do await that briefing. jackie, thank you for you john? >> major escalation in the middle east. an air strike in iran taking out the political leader of hamas. less than 24 hours after a another deadly attack killed at the top has a blood in lebanon. tom cotton is here on applications of what effect that could have on the united states but first-rate angst from tel aviv, it's been quite the 24 hours. >> yes, john, absolutely. i just spoke with a senior israeli official who indicated the belief here is that iran and its proxies will respond in a matter of days instead of weeks. they are bracing for some sort of immediate reaction by the iranians following two specific strikes overnight. of one that that killed a senior has below commander in the suburbs of beirut and another a significant strike inside iranian territory targeting his smile honey out the political leader of hamas. he was there visiting iran's supreme ruler and the newly president now meeting with other top officia

heinrich xiii, prince of reuss, an aristocrat from thuringia... ...who the authorities say was a ringleader-- had a history of promoting antisemitic conspiracy theories. >> the representatives of the rothschild dynasty are proud of the fact that they financed the french revolution and countless other acts of aggression such as wars around the globe. >> williams: reuss and the other suspects weralleged to belong to a disparate movement with thousands of followers known as the reichsbürger, citizens of the reich... >> i plead in favor of a sovereign germany... >> williams: ...who refuse to recognize the modern german state. (man speaking german) >> williams: many reichsbürger are regarded as harmless. but domestic intelligence officials say some of them are far-right extremists, including the alleged plotters. >> (speaking german): (applauding) >> williams: according to intelligence officials, afd politician birgit malsack-winkemann was at the center of the conspiracy. >> (speaking german): (some members applauding, others shouting) >> she had been

meeting was held in the belarusian city of baranovich with the participation of the reich ss fuhrer, heinrichwas the second time he arrived at the theater of military operations, but the issues discussed were not the conduct of an offensive operation, but more important, the liberation of the occupied territories of belarus from excess population. there was also karl wolf, the chief of personal staff. he always accompanied himmler on trips around concentration camps, places of punitive operations. now his report, as well as that of the supreme fuhrer of central russia and belarus erich fondenbach, was coming on the results of the operation to resettle the population from belovezhskaya pushcha. a separate report on the territories of brest baranovichi. polesie and pinsk regions. they had to be cleared of elements enemy to the germans. partisans, units of the red army who were surrounded, and also from the residents of these areas. these were some of the first bloody operations nazis in belarus. to quickly liberate the occupied territories from the local population, but the nazis had been hatch

. >> john: with that, straight to senior white house correspondent jacqui heinrich. >> another senate democrat and four house democrats including junior member of the black cauca caucus called on the president. the latest call is from democrat lofgren. this has nancy pelosi's fi fingerprints all over it. lofgren won with 65% of the vote and her calling on biden to step out along with costa last night is at the urging of nancy pelosi, who is freaking out about democratic prospects and dismissing biden campaign internal polling that shows he has a path. here is biden's campaign chair this morning. >> we've seen slippage in support. it has been a small movement. we know people are not moving from joe biden to donald trump. what they are doing is saying to us, can he do it and president saying, yes, i can. >> john: in washington, d.c., kamala entered tyra banks ice cream shop. see if we can listen in here for a second. >> she works extra hard, single momma, like, mmm, time we could have together was everything. we had ice cream together. we would go to the ice cream shop. we would sit in

martin heinrich is the senior leader in the state. people are ready to hold him accountable.is fundraiser before the debate. this was coming in. the debate helps us. will: one of the increasingly interesting states to watching this coming election. talk about a full house. gordon ramsay's wife says all her grandchildren have moved back in. cheryl casone joins the pop-culture round. military, you kind of lose that until you find a new family. we can talk about our struggles and the things that we did overseas and not everybody can do that. adam! how's it going, brother? we live pretty close to each other. so he's always coming over. when i go to jack's house, we watch a lot of football, hang out. we go outside the friendship has kind of grown into a family i was talking to some vet■s last week amazing how we have these houses where they can come over because they■re in chairs too. carpet and wheelchairs don't mix very well. tunnel to towers, they got rid of all that. they redid my whole bathroom i thought they were just going to do the upgrades. but the surprise to me was they

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quote of faith. heinrich, that a parish takes us some a swim in the site to prove that the french capitalist, like comic was whites, is cleaning up the opening of the olympics next week. the . i'm still going to welcome to the program. jeremy's on policies are to receive a much needed upgrade after the cabinet to approve the countries annual budget for 2025. but the 1000000000 your increase is much less than the defense minister asked for. comes at a cost, a to ukraine will be slashed as well as funding for foreign service as humanitarian programs. with the war in europe, germany has pledge to boost spending on its own policies. that means expensive. things like these military exercises, recruiting new personnel and modernizing weapons won't come cheap. there's also the new $5000.00 soldier free gate. germany has begun to deploy into lithuanian. defense minister bar has been story as a say, cause friend, the level of military preparedness 14th click so the teams will respond to me is what can i do? i was another conflict. we'd love to seem pretty slow. my twins on 29th next tuesday. so, but

moreover, the germans will tell you that the light bulb was invented by heinrich goebel, the englishmaname is thomas edison, but the first person to manufacture and patent a light bulb in the form we are familiar with is the russian inventor alexander ladygin. it was his light bulb that showed stable operation, was the first to leave the walls of the laboratory and began to illuminate entire areas of life. edison was simply already familiar with these lamps, and he held ladygin's lamps in his hand. ladygin, edison, they were the same age, born in 1847 . ladygin received the privilege for an incandescent lamp when he was 27 years old, edison when he was 32 years old, everything becomes clear. traffic lights and electric lights, high-voltage wires envelop all five streets of this tiny village, once its name thundered throughout the country, they heard about kashlin, they had this, well, what’s it called, electrification, there was a torch for a candle, but a light bulb became a cure . it is in the village of kashina that ladygin’s lamp will be named after the world leader. of the proletar

senior white house correspondent jackui heinrich with the latest for us from the north lawn. >> members of the president's family have reportedly discussed what his exit from the campaign might look like should he decide to make that decision. but publicly the campaign is saying that biden will be back on the trail as soon as he tests negative for covid. >> of course he has covid right now and so he has mild symptoms but back on the campaign trail next week and continue to do this. this is definitely a hard period for the campaign. >> people closest to the president admit the pressure is getting to him including ron klain, his former chief of staff and long time right-hand man and senator chris coons. >> this weekend he will be resting and reflecting in delaware. he has covid now, which will limit the number of events and outreach that he can do. but my message to my friends, my colleagues in the democratic party is we have a great record to run on. a generation of capable of talented democrats and a talented and capable president. we need to move forward together. >> yesterday senator

senator martin heinrich came out. in his statement he says this. we must defeat him in november, talking about trump and we need a candidate that can do that. democrats, stage democrats saying get president biden cannot beat donald trump in november. neil: thank you very much on that. i want to go to hans nichols who is so smart and can help me straighten out some things. i always try to play at how would i feel a bunch of colleagues say getting long in the tooth, they actually say that. how is this going down with the president? every behind-the-scenes report i get a chance to read, he's not liking it, snapping it people, not fond of the way he is being targeted here, you are the problem, not our party or whatever and he is pushing back, where do you see this going? >> let me be clear about what we know and what we don't know. your report is true up to the moment he got a covid diagnosis, he snapped at members of congress who were telling him he needed to drop out in some of those zoom calls. we have a sense of where he is up to and there are some

we'll head to jacque heinrich starting us off live at the white house this morning. >> good morning. a lot of headlines this morning saying the president got a strong showing of support from the democratic governors who descended on washington to assess for themselves whether the president's candidacy can be salvaged after the debate. i'm left wondering if we watched the same press conference. they didn't lead with any confirmation the president is, in fact, remaining in the race despite all of the denials that we have heard from the white house, the campaign, even the president himself that he is considering dropping out. this is what we heard in chronological order first. listen to this. >> path to victory is november is the number one priority. the number one priority of the president. that's what we're trying to get done. >> you always believe when you love someone you tell them the truth. we came in and we were honest about the feedback we were getting. the thing that makes us most hopeful is not necessarily that we're afraid of an alternative but also is that we're hopeful for

white house correspondent jacque heinrich is live from the north lawn. hello, jacque. >> the president has a big interview with abc news tomorrow. it could be a watershed moment that either solidifies or he roads support among democrats. he got reps in yesterday taping two black radio interviews that aired today. the majority, vast majority of the questions asked him to talk about his accomplishments but he got one question from each host on his debate performance and his candidacy. >> >> president biden: i had a bad night. the fact of the matter is that, you know, it was -- i screwed up. i made a mistake. look, i came back from -- i was in a situation where -- why i didn't have a good debate. that's 90 minutes on stage. look what i've done in 3.5 years. >> but the president faces a battle convincing the american public to in his words keep moving. get this, the "washington post" editorial board wrote a fictitious biden withdrawal speech framed as if he would announce it today on the fourth of july. it says the democratic national committee, senior democ

heinrich, the senator to new mexico who also joined this call for him to step down.own and replacing with somebody else and beyond the ballots around the country. they can say, we are thinking how to make this graceful and do that, but i guarantee it attorney spent the scene say, guess what, you can't just replace them on the ballots. the deadline on the ballot in that that it is next. there was a lot of legal wrangling happening. and kamala harris' albatross around the democrats associate it will not necessarily go to her. >> tammy: emily we have seen the polls where trump meets everyone so i think it is a matter of degree. isn't this a very strange thing then to be cannibalizing themselves in a way publicly when perhaps they should be focusing on the house and the senate? >> yes, but don't say that out loud, but what strikes me too, we her widespread holes of condemnation calling julius caesar like here that he was betrayed. and those when you flush it out, people who have been in his inner circle 30, 40 years and all of a sudden they are stabbing him in the front

senior white house correspondent jacqui heinrich joins us tonight live from the north lawn. good evening, jacqui. >> good evening, bret. in his first speech since the attempt on his opponent's life, president biden criticized trump for his response to the riots after george floyd's murder and his response to the pandemic. at one point he said that trump wants to take americans' freedoms away and re torquely asked what the hell is wrong with this man. he never said a word, framing trump or republicans as a threat or a danger. >> we continue to pray for him and his family. it's time for an important conversation in this country. our politics has gotten too heated. i said in the oval office on sunday night as i made clear throughout my presidency. we all have responsibility to lower the temperature and condemn violence in any form. >> the campaign denies any change to their messaging plan after the attempt on trump's life. >> it hasn't changed. i would say that we have been focused on talking about the issues. we productive freedom. workers rights, social security, medicare, th

senior white house correspondent jacqui heinrich is in houston tonight where the vice president spoke to unionized teachers earlier today. good evening, jacqui. >> jacqui: good evening, bret. fox news invited harris and trump to hold the debate on this network september 17th, with specifics like location and the presence of an audience up for negotiation but so far only trump has accepted. >> vice president harris says she will debate trump on abc september 10th, which trump agreed to have with biden. >> i'm ready to debate donald trump. he now appears to be back pedaling. >> no answer to trump's terms after democrats swapped out his he opponent. >> will you do it on fox news. >> harris and trump on a virtual tie 48-47%. the same poll had biden down 6 points in early july. democrats were happy to dismiss biden. his favorability up 7 points since dropping out. now rallying around harris only 14% preferring another candidate and strong support among young and minority voters where biden was slipping. the veepstakes anxiety about new found democratic unity. >> what about shapiro in penns

and eta. >> anita: okay jacqui heinrich live at the white house for us thank you very much. let's bring in jessica ehrlich a democratic strategist and former florida congressional candidate. jessica they can be joining us today happy forth to you. >> happy forth. >> anita: let me ask you about this, i don't know if you heard from the previous segment, there is all out panic going on behind the scenes. ben jones describe text messages what's at messages and legal messages being passed around. what are -- what you know about the state of affairs there. >> i think that is 100% accurate certainly for anyone who watched the debate i thank a lot of thanks afterwards were in the words of richard pryor who are you going to believe me or your lying eyes? that's not only for voters and there is a historic turnout in terms of watchers, but, you know, for anyone who is involved with the party. and that is a twofold issue. they are really important critical race is happening in the senate. there are critical race is happening with house of representatives, and there could be a complete w

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jacqui heinrich at the white house for us.ow will he convince the country he's capable of handling the presidency till january? reporter: his party decided for him that father time got the best of him and they've got greater chances of winning in november with a younger candidate, but the white house faced a lot of criticism that it wasn't transparent enough about the state of the president's health in the months leading up to the debate, and they're now under pressure over questions about if he can't lead the par turnovers and to a victory in november and another four years, can he lead the country through the end of his term? press secretary yesterday dismissed all the questions as ridiculous and she was in an appearance on the view, but the president will have to find a way to explain his about face on his thinking on this decision and he should remain at the top of the ticket and it was just a few weeks ago he was saying he is the most qualified and at that time, he was defending his decision to abandoned his 2020 pledge,

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." >> john:qui heinrich is at the white house and they have been calling on biden to drop out somewhere around 20. i did not check in the last few minutes but now with schiff coming out and adding his name to the list making a very public a statement to the "los angeles times," could this be the crack in the dam that causes the whole thing to break wide open? >> time will only tell don i will say i doubt it. that is because schiff is not one of those top democrats who represents sort of the majority of the people around him. you have to look to people like chuck schumer and nancy pelosi, governor walz, the chair of the democratic governors association jim clyburn. those types of people who would be communicate and on behalf of a lot of members. i think schiff's statement makes public when he reportedly said over the weekend to a group of donors. according to that "new york times" article and now he is coming out and saying basically has mind is not been changed since the events this week and with the assassination attempt on the former president because his remarks to donors have been b

jacqui heinrich live on the north lawn. jacqui, thank you. >> bret: here are. so headlines today special counsel jack smith is appealing a judge's decision dismissing the classified documents case against former president trump. it is possible the matter could end up before the u.s. supreme court. but a trial before the election now seems highly, highly unlikely. severe weather is effecting people in several parts of the country tonight. a flash flood emergency declared in northeastern or northern arkansas today astor religion rains toledo rushing waters pouring into homes and prompting urgent evacuations. at least one person was killed in the northeast, an 82-year-old woman found dead in oneida, new york as hurricane force wind gusts and apparent tornadoes struck that region. and workers at boeing's washington state factory are voting whether to give their union strike mandate. they are seeking a 40% raise in their first full negotiation with the plane maker in 16 years. russia and ukraine conduct a major exchange of prisoners. it involved 190 attendees first

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speech we begin with jacqui heinrich live in detroit, michigan, where the president will soon be holding his campaign event and jackie, i was just taking in the fact that we now have a 19th democrat in congress who is calling on biden to withdraw from the campaign. mike levin the democrat from california that justin do you, jackie. >> yes, sandor the president is really defying the calls from his party to do what they are asking which is to carefully consider whether he is the right person to leave the ticket. he is dismissing the age concerns that are pervasive within the base and refusing to take a cognitive test to try to put some of that to bed. he is dismissing the slippage in the polls that are scaring down ballot democrats who are increasingly worried he is risking not only the presidency would also majorities in the house and the senate. that is why hakeem jeffries met with president biden last night to try to share their concerns. biden responded by scheduling meetings with the congressional spanish caucus today and the new dem coalition but donors have had enough of this defian

jacqui heinrich live on the north lawn, jacqui, thanks.ow a judge in new york throws former president donald trump's felony convictions into some question delaying his sentencing, that move comes following monday's u.s. supreme court ruling granting presidents some immunity for official acts. determining those official acts is now the next step. correspondent bryan llenas is in palm beach, florida tonight with the latest on that. good evening, brian. >> bret, good evening. the trump campaign says it has $285 million ready to spend. that's $45 million more than the biden campaign. tonight, the trump pain says this is proof of fundraising momentum that is only likely to grow amid doubts about president biden's candidacy and questions about the fate of trump's criminal trials. >> former president trump will no longer be sentenced next week for his new york criminal conviction. judge juan merchan postponing sentencing to september 18th, writing, quote: if such is still necessary. the judge is now considering whether to tossout trump's 34 felon

bret. >> bret: big shift, jacqui heinrich live on the north lawn, thanks.vance about to head out to nevada for a campaign event there earlier he was in hinder nevada for a rally. part of his first big push out west. president biden's decision to withdraw from the november race has changed the dynamic in several states. several swing states. and there are some questions about vance's effectiveness there. fox business correspondent grady gradytrimble is in hernandez to. [cheers] >> in his first trip to the sun belt swing states as former president trump's running mate, senator j.d. vance is taking a swing at rallying voters in nevada. [chanting valentine's day] >> but his first two weeks on the campaign trail as a v.p. nominee have been overshadowed by comments he made in 2021 about women, including vice president kamala harris leading some top democrats like senate majority leader chuck schumer to suggest trump could replace vance. >> what is kamala harris telling people she is going to do make their lives better. she can't really run on they're record so sh

jacque heinrich in d.c. >> donald trump is on track, i think, to win this election. maybe win it by a landslide and take with him the senate and the house and so for me this isn't a question of polling, not a question about politics, it is a moral question about the future of our country and i think it is critically important for us to come to grips with what we face if together we put this country on the path of electing donald trump again. >> dana: president biden's dam slowly breaking amongst members of his own party. lawmakers more divided after the meeting on the hill yesterday. aishah hosni has more. i'm sure the halls are abuzz. >> good morning, dana. we were expecting this to happen as the days went on and the more people started to see each other face-to-face and talk to each other. this is a big deal. the first sitting senator to ask the president to step aside. we know that brown and tester privately feel like the president has an uphill battle as well but haven't publicly asked him to step aside. here is what senator brown from ohio told our camera yester

. >> steve: our senior white house correspondent jacqui heinrich is live in rehoboth beach, delaware.acqui, last time we saw joe biden, he was struggling to go up and down the stairs. it will be interesting to see what he looks like today. >> it will. he sounded a little bit raspy on that call yesterday but more on that call in just a minute. the vice president has enough delegates now to secure the party's nomination after her home state of california. their 300 delegates voted unanimously in a private zoom call. and nancy pelosi, also from california, was on that call. she is the one who not so suddenly pushed biden out of the nomination and reportedly said to the folks on the called that the landscape for democrats is all changed now. thanks to the selflessness of joe biden and the excellence of kamala harris. in less than two days. after the president withdrew from this race, more than a dozen states held meetings to swing their delegates to the vp. whose candidacy also hauled in $81 million in the first 24 hours. according to her campaign, that was the largest single day hall in

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