leads trump here in pennsylvania by ten points permit no governor schapiro happens to be jewish andlly appreciate your pier's but talk that one guy was a t-shirt that quoted schapiro, urging trump to "stop we talking america." so a lot of folks are excited to see how schapiro will go after trump. >>> trump is holding a rally in harrisburg on wednesday. >> neil: thank you very much. brand dns. speaking of the former president he does want to return thomas -- butler, pennsylvania but some new revelations today on tiktok about what went down, a little more than two weeks ago. might give him pause. certainly the secret service after this. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ i'll be there... ♪ ♪ you don't... ♪ ♪ you don't have to worry... ♪ i always wanted to know why i am the way i am. my curiosity led me to ancestry. it was amazing to see all the traits that i've gotten from my mother in my dna. it's a family thing. it's a family thing. ya know, if you were cashbacking you could earn on everything with just one card. chase freedom unlimited. so, if you're off the racking... ...or crab cracking, you're cashbackin

stuart: why did she snub governor schapiro? any ideas on that? >> i have an idea. we can probably draw our own conclusions, probably has to do with israel and governor schapiro being supportive of israel for various reasons but we've seen this from the left. a push for governor walt's in minnesota, putting pressure on the harris campaign to pick him. i saw mark kelly edging away from the job, one comment i saw may be open for interpretation, josh schapiro still seems like he makes a lot of sense on paper to balance out the ticket in certain ways but there are big elements of the base that might be very upset with that pick. on his will, school choice, he nominally supports but has backed away from in reality. we will see. stuart: and we be brave and come out with it and say josh schapiro is jewish and therefore does not appeal to a certain block of the democratic party, can we say that? >> year. unfortunately i think it is inescapable and while he might very much help in pennsylvania he might hurt somewhere else like michigan. stuart: we got to say this straight ou

legislators are also saying they also hope it is governor schapiro. i wrote this article with my colleague, brendan leach, and reported that a lot of democrats in the state are making an aggressive push for governor schapiro. everyone from the mayor of philadelphia to the speaker of the house of pennsylvania is really hoping that it is governor schapiro. the pennsylvania democratic share said he's not going to endorse in this particular race because of his position. however, he did say he would be lying and being disingenuous if he didn't say that having governor schapiro as harris's running mate would make his life extremely easy over the next couple of months. >> thank you, emma. let's go to arizona right now where are embed alex tabet is live in phoenix. how is the change in the democratic ticket altered things in that state, especially with senator mark kelly as a potential vp choice? >> well, chris, i've been living here in arizona since february, and over the last five months, there hasn't been that much optimism about president biden's chances

josh schapiro is the governor— schapiro said. josh schapiro is the governor of— schapiro said.democrats believe should be the presidential candidate this time around — presidential candidate this time around rather thanjoe biden and for me, around rather thanjoe biden and for me. he _ around rather thanjoe biden and for me, he knocked it out of the park. he said. _ me, he knocked it out of the park. he said. all— me, he knocked it out of the park. he said, all the things you would expect, — he said, all the things you would expect, the comforter in chief would be expected, so in the state of pennsylvania he talked about the fireman — pennsylvania he talked about the fireman who was killed, his family, called _ fireman who was killed, his family, called them a hero. he talked to the window— called them a hero. he talked to the window and — called them a hero. he talked to the window and the daughters. it was 'ust window and the daughters. it was just something immediate and from the heart _ just something immediate and from the heart and it did not mention other— the heart and i

we are the party as governor schapiro likes to say, of real freedom for americans.se]er and i know that freedom is centered of mind for all of us when we had to the polls in november. a person will stand shoulder to shoulder with us to fight for our freedom and that is kamala harris. [cheering] she understands the challenges that we face. she's been fighting for the peoplefo of michigan and pennsylvania every day as vice president. she has done work to bring down the cost of insulin, she is done work to add to tens of thousands of manufacturing jobs right here over the last few years. kamala harris is the reason that we are making huge investments in infrastructure and our roads and bridges from harrisburg to lewisburg. and shewi will never stop fightg for our freedoms because she cares about every one of us. and here is how i know. vice president harris has dedicated decades of her life to public service and as district attorney she put crooks and sex offenders behind bars. and it makes me think maybe that's why donald trump is so scared of her. as attorney general

>> it is not about josh schapiro.g mindful of insisting that the campaign be mindful of the tensions around gaza that is animating young voters, i want her to be mindful of the progressive wing and how they galvanized their energies around her. the excitement in college campuses and young black folk around her. i want her to make a decision that is mindful of these things. governor cooper in north carolina, governor wolf in minnesota. am i giving away something sir? i think i might be. that is okay. >> i know i am out of time but at the same time does harris need to play defense to those that want to paint her as more progressive than she may be an to someone that is more centrist? >> i think so. i think that is right. my way of thinking about this is, vice president harris has the progressive vote in the face of the democratic party and they are excited and that will not dissipate regardless of who she chooses. the reason she lost was primarily because she lost white working class man. it was not because the base of

schapiro, mark kelly, ray cooper among others.elly, the former intruder pilot he is also a former astronaut. one potential political liability for him. he helped fund a chinese venture capital firm. another vp option, governor schapiro from pennsylvania spoke yesterday. >> i tell you why. kamala harris and all of you. [cheering and applause] you see, i am optimistic because i have seen the great spirit of pennsylvania. you are all the epicenter of this battle. >> the campaign said it raked in over $200 million the first week of its campaign. >> live at the white house. thank you very much. >> former president trump and jd vance in minnesota where a new fox bowl show voters backing kamala harris. live in st. cloud minnesota with the details. hello, madison. >> we were at that rally yesterday. there were thousands inside. every seat fold. thousands of rally goers outside that were unable to fit in the arena. all of those fans promising to help him flip minnesota bread. the reality is that will be a battle for the president. we know

i don't agree with them but they have talent, josh schapiro in pennsylvania.if i was trump i would not want to run against him. comes across as a little more sane. he can actually think on his feet. he is not getting in on this race. he doesn't want any part of this neither does newsom, neither does witmer. what do they know that three stars of the party about running against donald trump. >> well, they know donald trump is a powerful candidate. he has a strong candidate. the reason voters selected him as our nominee and voted for him in the past is because he is not beholden to the same people you're talking about. couple hold until hollywood, wall street or big business. they all hate them. the best endorsement of trump you could possibly get. it does not matter who the democrat nominee is. they will not be calling the shots. it will be those other folks. the choice is between do want somebody that actually represents you, who actually represents your voice and make this country strong, do something for you or do you want somebody who will call and phoned it

or governor witmer and i governor schapiro or governor witmer and i will _ governor schapiro or governor to start— here in illinois, you are going to start to — here in illinois, you are going to start to see _ here in illinois, you are going to start to see who is being vetted and who, _ start to see who is being vetted and who, i_ start to see who is being vetted and who, i would argue, since the biden - harris— who, i would argue, since the biden — harris campaign decided to amend their fec_ — harris campaign decided to amend their fec report to harris for president, that somebody like governor— president, that somebody like governor shapiro is politically savvy — governor shapiro is politically savvy enough to see it now is my time _ savvy enough to see it now is my time to— savvy enough to see it now is my time to endorse vice president harris, — time to endorse vice president harris, and i think you will see those — harris, and i think you will see those others who, you know, are leaving _ those others who, you know, are leaving that endorsement of vice president— leaving that endo

the vp stakes of all of this on the democratic side, kamala harris is looking at governors, josh schapiro kind of embarrassing. >> mark pelley. who do you think? >> i think she should pick an illegal alien just a double down. >> barack obama? >> that's who she apparently cares more about than regular americans but to answer your question i think josh schapiro. i think the problem with that, and this is to me, i will never get over the fact that it's 2024 and you have democrat media and democrats openly wringing their hands over the idea that she might pick a popular governor of a key state like pennsylvania, josh schapiro. there are worried she might because of his religion, because he's jewish and because that is going to hurt her in a general election. i'm like where do you get your voters? this is insane. if it were the other way around and this were republican, people would be rightly outraged about it but you turn on the tv and have these people in the media and democrats openly talking about it and it's mind blowing to me. >> how can you be a democrat, jessica, when the democrats ar

harris did better than joe biden, but the senator from arizona, gretchen witmer, wes moore, josh schapiro, doing far better against trump then kamala harris did it coming into discussion of the democratic party. not so fast. let's not be so quick. let's go through a process here where we consider all of our possibilities. coming to a nominee and a running mate. who would be the star of the team. >> she stops the bleeding. let's pour our resources into the senate and house races to be a check on a future trump presidency. >> putting her in knowing she likely would loose it donald trump was to mark that is one potential. frantically racing to get in here, kamala harris being sort of the presumed air, it may start the fundraising up again. nobody else can take that money except for that campaign. you may be able to figure out down the road how other folks, you know, new cell or whoever, how they can get their hands on their money. but at the moment, the only people that can use that are joe biden and kamala harris. sort of putting her name, we are not there yet, but joe biden standing up to

we have heard about governor schapiro, and i think that would matter a lot, in pennsylvania, we haveshear, not a battleground state, but some who was a democrat who has won the governors race three times in a red state. that matters because it shows he is able to bring across conservative voters to vote for a democratic candidate and he has proven himself to do it on multiple occasions. i also think we are going to see names like roy cooper, the governor of north carolina. north carolina is also in contention this election cycle and we have seen some whispers of arizona senator as well. there are right now a very strong contingency of those who represent battleground states and i think that is going to really matter, this election cycle, and we will find out within next few days more than likely who that person will be. from donald trump's point of view, it's gone from him versus joe biden to now possibly him versus kamala harris. we have just seen her framing some lines of attack when she spoke in delaware. how do you see that contest now shaping of? this is christmas for the democr

meanwhile the vp stakes are heating up with schapiro reportedly on her shortlist not everybody on thet is on board wait until you see this smear from fake news cnn take a look. >> joshua bureau has been discussed as a potential running mate he also endorsed her tonight. what you think of him being put on the ticket. >> is under consideration i know that he is a first-term governor jewish could be risks and putting them on the tickets but are voters in pennsylvania say, hey, we like schapiro give him a look. >> what are they saying if you support israel you can't be on the ticket anyway making matters worse in an interview with the nation published july 8th harris expressed sympathy for a radical anti- israel protest ones which disrupted colleges across the country saying in part they are showing exactly what the human emotion should be as a response to gaza this just a day before our director of national intelligence revealed actors where funding inciting those protests. with reaction in the great state of south carolina. father democrats and idiots like george clooney and his wife. w

pennsylvania governor schapiro. governor newsom. illinois governor. transportation secretary.y or do you expect if the president leaves it will be handed off to the vice president >> they are sure throwing pei out at the moment. the reason kamala harris, she is picked because she is a black woman and not because she won her own primary. she did not. if you replace kamala harris, if you put someone in like schapiro , you will have an issue that is very upset about palestine and israel. if you replace that stature you will end up with a republican governor and other one of those seats. you can put lipstick on a pig but it is still a pig. open borders, human trafficking, the drug cartel running of all of our borders, the policy of the left or not the policy of the american people. their policies are so horrific and damaging to the american people. >> talks of a mini primary. is there time for that? looking like a coronation for kamala harris. >> i think kamala harris, as a woman she was not picked because she was a black woman, she was also very qualified. she is qualified to be

we have mark kelly, josh schapiro, pete and andy should appear and pete walks.he will choose >> josh schapiro would make a lot of sense for pennsylvania. mark kelly would make a lot of sense as well. to jonathan's point, of course a really good choice. the democrats have been mourning since joe biden terrific debate performance. joe biden at the top of the ticket would really be a weight on the bottom half of the ticket they are excited. people are willing to look at this another time. reinvigorate kamala harris. we have seen her before. in 2020 she ran, she lost. she was not a superstar. as vice president, she has not been a superstar. she has hidden the bushes when it comes to important issues like the border and immigration. her history is a district attorney for the state of california. i can appreciate to jonathan's point the excitement the democrats may have right now. i would not get too comfortable and that excitement. anita: i want to ask you a question about whether or not this was a fair process. kamala harris has racked up all the big-name endorsemen

pennsylvania governor joe schapiro led an event in his state where harris volunteers.will headline a harris rally in atlanta. christine todd whitman and christina greer, this is a question for both of you. what does vice president harris need to look for in a running mate? does it matter what region of the country they are from or any of the demographics? >> it doesn't matter as much as a lot of people think it does, but i'm always biased in the idea of getting someone with executive experience which would be good for her, then you come with the swing states. to the extent the candidate will make a difference if they are popular in their state as many of these candidates are, actually all them are pretty popular in their states they can really help you bring the votes in, and so you are looking at those critical states. >> i am going to pin you down, governor, give me a name and who do you think she should pick >> i think joe schapiro is a good strong candidate. i like gretchen whitmer, but i don't think the country is ready for two women. i think we are, but i doubt s

everything that schapiro is the only candidate on the list that had presidential -- has been mentionedow do you see this paying -- laying on -- the timeline is very tight. >> while i think there will try to preserve it until the convention or right before the convention. much the way -- >> martha: much like content did. >> like comak did with the man's. but one other factory up consider it to whoever is collected is going to go up against vance in the potential debate. and the democrats want that person to really say that vance and the radical. >> martha: all right, guys, you very much, great to see you all. come back soon. thank you. so this story we want to get you today as well is pretty stunning, elon musk blaming what he calls the woke mind buyers for his son becoming transgender. musk said that he was tricked into approving treatment for his son after being told that his son might commit suicide. watch this. >> so i lost my son essentially so, you know, they call it deadly me for a reason. the reason its called name -- that name is because your son is dead? my son avery is dead?

and on vp you know i'm all in on mark kelly or schapiro. i'm friends with mark kelly former navy captain, astronaut. governor schapiro pennsylvania the swing state you have to win. those who been my. >> a lot of discussion about unions and who is prounion and not. we saw the teamsters union president on the stage at the gop said some interesting times are living in. thank you both robert and tommy. this breaking right now, 1 of the suspects in this january attack on nypd officers in times square accepted the plea today. 19-year-old darman go with -- darman gomez ezekiel will serve a 365 days sentence in the united states illegally and a month after the attack was arrested again. this time for shoplifting and attacking at macy's employee. the latest update on that situation. at president biden did not approve of the supreme court finding that presidents are immune from prosecution for their official acts. even though that was essentially what had been in place all alone. so now he wants to overturn it with a new embedment. house democrat dan

i think she needs somebody like josh schapiro or mark kelly on the ticket with her.t will be an uphill battle. the point that were being made about my party are true. they don't have the message and at this point they do not have a messenger that is a coherent plan to win the election. >> doug, you know, how do you see this shaking out? let's assume for a moment for argument sake that she gets his coalition behind her. will she then choose a vice presidential candidate that she will run with her does not become part of the nominating process. does she walk in their lesson four weeks from now with the ticket in place? or do they decide that at the convention. >> as a practical matter she will have to pick, she will say, you know, if she beat the nominee i am the nominee. the nominee traditionally picks vice president and i pick whoever she picks. i think that at this point to have a boat at the convention on vice president would be a needless distraction, especially given the events of the last three or four weeks culminating in the decision by the incumbent president

i thought that was a very good riff by governor schapiro. you've written a lot of these.dom. a couple of people did. i want to get your take on schapiro's riff, and also democrats efforts to kind of sees freedom back as a term they are using in their messaging. >> well, you remember, you and i were at the 2004 convention with our old boss, barack obama, who was then not our boss, gave that very famous speech at the convention, and i think the reason people still remember that speech, which is now 20 years ago, is that he tried to reclaim patriotism. and he reclaimed patriotism by letting people know that the values embedded in our founding documents that were all created equal, that we all have the right to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness, that when we haven't lived up to those ideals in the past, men and women in this country have fought and bled so that we actually could, so that we could make things better. and every time that happened, we brought into the american story. he brought into the american family to include more people and provide more freedom fo

we have kentucky governor andy beshear, pennsylvania governor josh schapiro, north carolina governor roy cooper, and then a senator, mark kelly of arizona, where there is a democratic governor who could potentially you know, replace him with another democrat. so it's considered a safe seat. what criteria do you think she'll use to try and determine a vice presidential running mate? >> well, i think certainly in such a close election, she'll be thinking about the electoral college. and so somebody like josh shapiro or mark kelly coming from swing states has an appeal as well as the governor of michigan, gretchen whitmer. i think so. that's part of it. there's also a calculus of just general electoral appeal. and so, somebody like beshear, from kentucky has sort of signaled southern moderate, cooper in north carolina has the benefit of being at least a potential swing state while also, having a more moderate image. so those are among the considerations i'd expect the vice president to weigh. >> and we've certainly seen from the trump and vance campaign a strategy that was really focuse

is gavin newsom, probably not since they are both from california, but maybe bashir or governor schapiro in a swing state. what we do know is that democrats are holding the virtual convention the first week in august, so we will know by next week who her vice presidential pick is and we will know by august 7th that the ticket is in place. >> it is interesting to watch the democratic party because the past few years it has really been a divided political party, and now we are seeing them unite. do you attribute this change to that unification? >> i think the unification can be summed up in one word, or maybe two. donald trump. this is a party that is highly concerned about putting a man who has been convicted of 34 felony crimes back in the white house, a man who drove a violent insurrection and there are serious concerns about democracy, given his project 2025 plans and the fact that he said he would be a dictator on day one, ha ha, except that he has also endorsed a lot of ideas along those lines and he loves his strongmen, right? he loves orban and putin, there are some concerns drivin

presidential nomination, i think the smart money is on a governor from a swing state, pennsylvania, schapiro, witmer, michigan, those are the front runners. vetting needs to go on before we get there so the question is to consolidate report behind harris. paul: support from biden, he will remain president until january. what role do you see him having? charles: he will have to play this. he will have an important role to play as someone passing off his legacy. there is a lot of -- of -- of affection for joe right now, so, you know, he has a role to play in reassuring democrats this is the way. harris has to show she is going to be president if they are going to be successful so biden cannot be too dominant. he will have to give it his all -- an important thing to do is to be president and show through performance the difference between a democratic and republican president whether harris or anyone. the best thing biden might do is go light on the campaign and doubled them on being president, dealing with the issues facing this country. paul: i just want your thoughts on what a trump harris m

governor gretchen whitmer of michigan, governor gavin newsom of california, governor schapiro out of pennsylvania, probably the most common. they are known as well as president biden, or as widely as president biden or vice president harris. they are so -- they also don't fare well against trump. part of the problem is a kind of party wide just disaffection, i think, with the way that things have gone over the last four years. somewhat surprisingly for democrats, the public seems to look back on trump years more favorably than they did four years ago. so, i think it is a tough slog for anyone in this environment. really, the polling shows pretty consistent trailing against donald trump. maybe other democrats at work upside, so we would have to see if one of them goes in and how being the nominee might change things. host: when someone gets a bad poll, often the only one that matters, we hear, is the one of election day. throughout the election season, this general election that started a lot earlier than usual this cycle, we heard that for the longest time the polls don't matter. whe

congressman khanna, governor schapiro, out in pennsylvania, senator mark kelly from arizona, certainly names that you're hearing as well, right? absolutely. i think we've got a wealth of talent, governor whitmer in michigan, governor shapiro, governor beshear, senator kelly, and she's she and roy cooper and north carolina i just saw campaigning out there, she's got so many choices. and, it's going to be a great ticket. it's going to be a new generation of democratic leaders, it's going to be a hard fight, a close election. but now the momentum is on our side. it's felt like the momentum has been on the other side for the past few weeks. it's really fascinating watching this unfold. professor jackson, thank you for your time. congressman khanna. i'm going to keep you on with us just for one moment. you are also calling for the head of the secret service to step down. in fact, earlier today, we're looking at video. you were in that hearing about the assassination attempt against former president trump. and this was interesting because democrats and republicans, you were one of several la

of my very best friends and fellow governors, the governor of the commonwealth of pennsylvania, schapirogood is josh shapiro? he has gotten a heck of a lot done in just over -- well, over the last year and a half and is another example of democratic governors who believe in our three-part strategy, get shit done! [laughter] all right. ok, my foulmouthed friends, let's jump in. i got to take a minute to shout out my good friend, bob casey. we have got to get him reelected. and of course, i want to thank a man who dedicated 50 years of his life, scranton's own joe biden. [applause] now, for those of you who don't know me, my name is gretchen whitmer. back home, yes, back home, my friends call me big gretch, so you can, too. i am proud to be the governor of michigan and i am proud to be with all of you. we are working our tails off to elect kamala harris, our next president. and while i am here, i will just say, go birds. with one caveat, when they play my liens. i'm just -- lions, i'm just saying. let's talk about what we agree on. that is that this is a place that based on how the phillie

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on the left is elizabeth hansen schapiro cnd national trust for local news ao connecting people to the places theye. founded in 21 the trust is acquired and now operates 64 papers in three states. previously a senior researchhe l journalism at columbia university and the news sustainability research. finally, john is in his macarthur foundation one of the largest philanthropies to buildd they secured upwards of $500 million in commitments over five years. irs thought the number was more than two dozen but it's now from 50. give these for a big hand. thanks so much for being here. what an impressive■ group. ying to solve, and talk about ye trying to solve it. afternoon everyone. to your quest we were founded five years ago to address the market failure in local news. some of the facts are worth repeating. over theast two decades the newspaper industry has been crisis 2,300 newspaper shuttered 60% of journalists have lost their job. a we continue to lose two newspapers ery week and the research on this is v clear. it matters. studies show when communities lose a l paper, we see voter par

on her left is elizabeth schapiro, cofounder of the trust were local news, dedicated to connecting people to places where they live. the trust has acquired and operates 64 papers. previously she was a senior research fellow at columbia and led sustainability research at harvard. john is in his fifth year as president of the macarthur foundation, consistent with its mission to build a just and peaceful world with solutions to pressing social challenges, their focus on the news crisis. press forward secured $500 million over five years. i thought it was more than two dozen funders but it is more. give them a big hand, thank them being here. what an impressive group. i want to ask a big picture question. talk about the problem. >> good afternoon, it is a pleasure. the newspaper industry, the research is clear. studies show when communities lose a local paper it is voter participation declined. people become more polarized instead of turning to neighbors. they tend to cable news and social media so we believe that the crisis in local news is a crisis that is necessary to resolve and fundament

they are talking about josh schapiro? a short governor from pennsylvania? going deep into the bench. >> it is. gretchen witmer shut everybody down except for her husband who wanted to go boating. she did not shut everyone down she let her husband go bass fishing don't forget. >> does not rule with the iron fist of doctor jill but also hunter plays chief of staff. can you believe he is hunkered down with hunter who we hear may have approved were money for ukraine? he is now calling the shots. >> think about the mess we are in. we have joe biden who is the face of the country and running the country but not really but don't worry we have jill biden his not really a doctor and up or no junkie calling the shots in the background. this will turn out great. >> is just what the deep state and that's why, seems to be the perfect choice they are telling her mad him president we need to launch missile strikes into russia and she wants to be tough like hillary yes sir. let's go. lights out. >> i'm glad it is backfiring on them with their dia hiring that was a horrible

emerging, governor andy beshear of kentucky, governor roy cooper of north carolina, governor john schapirosylvania and senator mark kelly of arizona. all perceived within the party centers democrats. but the discussions are fluid. in fact, some major donors are urging the vice president's camp to think more broadly about the pick. one name entered, retired neighbor admiral william mcrae and that saw the raid that took out usama bin laden coming to take a military leader or a business leader it could help. >> norah: he is popular with many people, let me ask you about some of the high-profile democrats who have not yet endorsed kamala harris, why? >> if she moves towards a centrist pick as vp, some will say what about us? senator bernie sanders has not yet offered his endorsement, cbs news has learned from a source close to him he has spoken to the vice president but still holding out on his endorsement and wants to more about her agenda for working people in the country and someone to watch as much as anyone. >> norah: robert costa with all of that reporting, thank you so much. on how pres

molly: if harris was to step in and biden steps aside, to pick a schapiro and deliver pennsylvania whererump is leading. the democrat wall in wisconsin and michigan, trump leading in all of this. the rnc starting monday, what do you make of trump's vp? >> doesn't matter at all. people who will vote for trump will vote, that hasn't change the base. people aren't going to vote for anybody else are going to do the same. this is never about mike pence always about donald trump. one of the reasons i'm adamant about picking a candidate with whom we can win, he is not fit to govern. the argument is changing, we should not be losing this argument. president biden has governed well, is better on substance but we are losing this argument. griff: i've got to get to you. veep stakes, what do you think it is? >> money is on j.d. vance. when he was running for senate, talked about his story, it does matter who the vice president is and it shouldn't be jd, makes me sad one of us won't be in the white house. in a way that wins over voters you are not winning, if donald trump wins over these amaga voters

ashley: the list includes several governors including josh schapiro of pennsylvania, roy cooper of northbashir kentucky, tim walt of minnesota, gretchen witmer of michigan. that's a lot of governors. also under consideration some members of the biden administration including gina romano and transportation secretary peach buttigieg. report reports say arizona senator mark kelly is in the running. the vetting being handled by eric holder and the process will be complete by august 7th. they will meet the deadline about requirement in ohio. the clock is ticking. stuart: still had on this program today molly hemingway on biden saying he needed to step down to save democracy. mike waltz on nancy pelosi calling benjamin netanyahu's address the worst speech to congress. at the west bank, talking to palestinians, almost didn't make it out alive. the 11:00 hour is next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more she can sell all or part of it to coventry for cash. even a term p

i thought it was notable earlier today we saw pennsylvania governorjosh schapiro, a democrat himself,s killed in the shooting yesterday talking about his passion to go see former president trump, talking about how he was a girl dad. and that was sort of symbolic of what politicians from both sides of the aisle need to do in this moment. it's important to point out that online right now we are seeing social media accounts from the left and the right spreading disinformation, misinformation and politicising this. so i think right now it is very hard to do in this age of social media when information is spreading so fast and sometimes for the wrong reasons.— the wrong reasons. julia, a sad note to leave it on. _ the wrong reasons. julia, a sad note to leave it on, but _ the wrong reasons. julia, a sad note to leave it on, but we have - the wrong reasons. julia, a sad note to leave it on, but we have to - the wrong reasons. julia, a sad note to leave it on, but we have to leave | to leave it on, but we have to leave it from the news hill website. thank you. all this has happened as the re

one of the things they have done, ben schapiro testifying before congress, they have attempted to reiterate phrase project 2025 almost like saying tinkerbell brings peter pan or tinkerbell, brings president biden back alive if you say project 2025, they said it over and over, campaign press releases, trump's project 2025 is a deliberate attempt on black lives and black livelihood. president biden has said google it. whether donald trump is considering project 2025 as part of his agenda or transition process, pretty skeptical this is working to animate voters be in fear of the dystopia brought to you brought project 2025. >> kind of funny actually. project 2025 is no different from any think tank on the left or right that puts together a wish list sort of like the kids christmas list. things that they would love to see happened that always get made up, the left has done it, the right has done it, they want to get it on the president's desk but trump has been adamant every time he has been asked that he has nothing to do with project 2025 but because there is a vacuum of stories about donald

that puts schapiro on top of that list. but he _ puts schapiro on top of that list.e has been governor once. —— shapiro. arizona — been governor once. —— shapiro. arizona is — been governor once. —— shapiro. arizona is an— been governor once. —— shapiro. arizona is an expansion state in the southwest— arizona is an expansion state in the southwest with latino borders and literally— southwest with latino borders and literally a — southwest with latino borders and literally a navy fighter pilot who became — literally a navy fighter pilot who became an astronaut. so you have all three _ became an astronaut. so you have all three that _ became an astronaut. so you have all three that are in important states and it— three that are in important states and it all— three that are in important states and it all depends what the advisers think _ and it all depends what the advisers think. there's one thing for sure is that she _ think. there's one thing for sure is that she need somebody who can go talk to— that she need somebody who can go talk to working—class blue—collar wo

last night i reported a huge donor push for josh schapiro on the ticket.hing tv this week. there's all sorts of talk about an open convention and a nominating process. neil: you think it's going to happen? charles: i thought j.d. vance. i wasn't totally out on a limb. it began a lot earlier than the debate. he had the fundraiser, people moving already and they look at biden/harris, and administration that's far left on policies. bernie sanders and elizabeth warren have say. they don't like it. they have a say in who they selected. neil: the lesser of them. charles: they could at least do business with donald even though he likes to tweet. what do they call it? truth social? adam: very toned down. charles: much more well-known in the business community. neil: i love the fact you are not wearing a title. charlie's brilliant point, seeing more democratic powers saying maybe it's time to go. the most powerful of all, barack obama may have just weighed in on that after this. ♪ and more about discovering magic. rich is being able to keep your loved ones close. a

efforts whether it is press forward or any of the other efforts were the work that elizabeth hansen schapiro was doing we need to support that. it's the only way out and with that, we are going to move into our ai. the secretary of state scott schwab and our moderator. [applause] thank you so much for that. such a pleasure to be here today to talk about digital media at the 202014 election. we have a hot topic and to offer some introductory remarks, we are in a remarkable setting right now in 2024. we have elections in over 60 countries plus the european union representing just over half of the worlds populations which is mind blowing to think about. we've seen ai already used in elections and we have the ai generated robo call impersonating president biden that sought to discourage voters in new hampshire's primary. we have audio clips, liberal party leaders discussing vote rigging and the video of an opposition leader and a conservative majority in bangladesh wearing a bikini. there are so many things to talk about and so many possible uses of ai as we look so i'm really looking forward to

i think she could put together a robust ticket if the time comes, a ticket that would be schapiro or mark kelly, a ticket that would look like mark cuban or adam craven or whoever it may be. and, that is more than formidable when you are looking at someone like trump and jd vance. i would love to see kamala harris be the future for my twins and i would think there are a lot of not just women, not just black folk but americans who would be externally proud of what she represents because it is not about what this country was or what it is that kamala harris represent what this country can be. >> i'm listening to you, bakari. >> bakari, you can run for office. >> you might want to think about politics. oh wait. i was just going to say to you before we go here as he went down the litany of things. it sounds like you have thought about the possibility of her becoming president but also, you were in, we are in a season in which poll after poll shows that americans are dissatisfied with both of their choices. and, you know, depending on what happens here, we will seem maybe they would be le

caller: i'm from pennsylvania so i'm all about schapiro. feel like he brings both parties to the table. he is progressive. we need youngblood. we don't need these old men who hang out at diner counters whether philosophies on what we should be doing. we need a younger blood. she has got it. i hope she goes with you there schapiro, possibly buttigieg. i think of diversity needs to be there. we are a country of many, many different people. we are not all about god and evil spirits. some of these college need to hear themselves. play the tapes back. they sound crazy. evil spirits running the world. host: got it. this is on usa today about the running mate. the harris campaign vetting at least seven dems for vp. here is the list that includes north colletti governor roy cooper, michigan governor gretchen whitmer, pennsylvania governor josh shapiro, u.s. senator mark kelly of arizona, minnesota governor tim walz, an illinois governor jb pritzker. stephen is in florida on the line for democrats. caller: first of all i would like to say maybe they

those are once in a generation players but there are people like andy bashir from kentucky, schapiro arizona, witmer, even michelle obama if wanted to see if she is up for it but a combination of two of those people. that is my feeling, but the deal is done. i don't think anything more can be done. neil: would it make a difference if she hooked up with one of the people you mentioned? >> i have always felt, i forget who said it, the vice presidency is a warm bowl of spirit or whatever they said but i don't think the vice president makes a difference. when dan quayle was picked, it didn't matter. it only matters when it matters. and now, so no, people -- neil: it's like teddy roosevelt. he turned out to be pretty good but you said something when you tweeted out you have to be enthusiastic or hope for a political appointment when asking for money. i am neither. the donors can release these funds, it's all yours. keep my million. that's pretty strong. >> it is true. to go out and have a fundraiser, to raise $5 million, sounds easy but is not easy. it's very difficult. to do that you hav

mark kelly, governor joe schapiro and tim walz of us minnesota and andy beshear of kentucky as well as transportation secretary pete buttigieg. also today kamala harris campaign announced a big add by to the tune of $50 million ahead of the democratic national convention next month. campaign just launched their first ad presenting the vice president as a, quote, fearless former prosecutor. >> the one thing kamala harris has always been, fearless. as a prosecutor, she put murderers and abusers behind bars. as california's attorney general, she went after big banks a won $20 billion for homeowners. as vice president, she took on the big drug companies to cap the cost of insulin for seniors. because kamala harris has always known who she represents. >> that comes amid a dueling new ad from donald trump attacking harris on immigration and the border. trump and his running mate j.d. vance are following the harris to atlanta on saturday. to the exact same venue, georgia state university, where she spoke tonight. directly to veher opponent. >> well, donald, [ applause ] i do hope you will rec

as possible running mates for vice president harris, including gretchen whitmer of michigan, josh schapiroia and andy bashir of kentucky, just to name a few. your fellow colorado cog league -- coley has even said you should be considered. what do you think, putting a governor on the ticket might be, do you think it would be a good choice and are you interested in the job? >> look, it's exciting that they're such great talent of democrats across the country that kamala harris can choose and it's important to choose somebody who she can be a governing partner with and that she gets along with, but also help her win, whether it's reaching out to people in different parts of the country or winning key states. winning is so important because we want the opportunity to govern and move our country forward rather than backward and the chaos of the donald trump days. >> as a man you have broken very many barriers throughout your career so you can understand opportunities and challenges that kamala harris is facing, running to be the first black female president. some republicans have tried to paint

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josh schapiro, governor from pennsylvania being the seeming front on -- front runners. >> that woulde smart. midwestern democratic states. i think that she would be smart to side with them and even be tougher on the pro- hamas crowd, the demonstrators, as a way of showing these independents and democrats. i do not think that she has it in herself to do that. the disadvantage that she has apart from being tied to unpopular biden policies, coming from the senate, all of those positions that she took arnau coming back to be used against her. like you saw the ad in pennsylvania. >> we will show that a little later. >> senators, they take these absolute furious positions and they speak to the cameras and it's thrown back in their face. it is hard for them. >> kim, what do you make of the republican response to harris so far? they really have not found the message. we will hit the ideological point later. people think joe biden should resign. she is a de i candidate. what do you make of that? >> not a very strong response. it is kind of mystifying. we spent months knowing this was a very h

photos of him and his family and these two beautiful daughters, can you tell us about him as governor schapiro girl dad. she loved those girls more than anything on earth. they were his world. and tragically now they will never see their dad again. i feel for them. the worst thing that you could ever go through probably. >> losing a father -- unimaginable, going together as a family york i wonder how things are around the firehouse. are you feeling the love, the admiration that so many people in this country who never met him feel? understanding what he did to save his family. >> we've been doing phone calls pretty much all day. i have heard from guys from the fdny, oklahoma city, pennsylvania, ohio. san diego. everywhere from across the country. sending their condolences. we are a big brotherhood and we lost a great brother tonight. yesterday, i'm sorry. it's just a tragedy. >> there is a neighbor of cory's who one of my colleagues was able to have a conversation with his name is paul. they were neighbors for about 20 years. here is what he told folks. he says he knew i was a biden fan. i kno