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joining us now here on set is our friend senator amy klobuchar. you. >> good see you, rachel. >> the last time we were here in person i had a coughing fit and you had to take over my show. >> you were on the floor and i kept talking. >> you kept talking so they could keep the camera on you while i fell on the floor coughing. >> i had layer about health care that no one knew existed. i just kept going. wow, rachel must really, to let you talk that long. in such detail. >> so what is your reaction to president biden's decision, both his decision to remove himself from consideration for reelection, but also his endorsement of vice president harris? >> well, first of all, he took the honorable path, and he did it with grace. and you think about his incredible career. and to me, it's not just the legacy, which jen knows so well, the infrastructure of the bringing nato, making it stronger. most important to me, bringing back the rule of law, putting ketanji brown jackson on the supreme court, but it's also about moving forward. and for him, moving forwa

joining us now here on set is are fred, senator amy klobuchar. to see you.ou were here in person i had a copy it and you had to take over my show. >> you are on the floor and i just kept talking. >> kept talking to they could keep the camera on you while i fell on the floor coughing. >> i had layers of points about noah know existed. and i just kept going. everyone said, wow. rachel must really, to let you talk that long. >> in such detail. so what is your reaction to president biden's decision to remove himself from consideration for re-election but also his endorsement of vice president harris? >> first of all, he took the honorable path and he did it with grace and you think about his incredible career and to me it is not just the legacy that jen knows so well, the infrastructure, nato, making it stronger, bringing about the rule of law, putting ketanji brown jackson on the supreme court but it is also about moving forward in for him, moving forward as these next six months but it is also passing the torch on to the next generation of leaders. i have my o

you have senator amy klobuchar saying that this is kind of like speed dating, there is so little time. here is a bit more of what she said about her decision to back the vice president: >> yeah, nbc has new reporting detailing chuck schumer's role in president biden's exit, what can you tell us about that? >> well, jonathan, we had known senator schumer had met with president biden last saturday, but we didn't know much more than that. my colleagues have pulled back the curtain a little bit on the integral part schumer played behind-the-scenes. so, when the two met one-on-one in rehobeth, schumer told biden he was there out of love and affection and came as a friend and colleague before asking him to consider three points, biden's legacy, the future of the country, and impact on congress. and to think about the supreme court. biden told schumer he needed another week to make a decision, and meanwhile, schumer continued not to air his grievances publicly, encouraged donors and lawmakers to do the same. instead, he believed calling out biden publicly would be counterproductive, and the

geraldine ferraro, along with speaker emerita nancy pelosi and senators kiersten gillibrand and amy klobucharemember that moment like it was yesterday, by the way. but a year before your mother passed, you interviewed her many times. she was ill and confined to her home and these would be her last interviews, her last conversations on the record. you also interviewed all of her close friends, former colleagues, opponents, analysts, family members. what was your mission for this? >> well, the reason i wanted to do the film, obviously, was to clarify and make her legacy live on. so it was for that. also, i wanted to show the premise that she had been running and giving up her congressional seat in order to run, which was how she conducted herself during that campaign, even though they lost in a landslide. it would make a difference for what was possible was seen as possible for women in this country. it would also not just in politics, but in anything -- and i think you see that and certainly the women leaders that were there last night were examples of how everything that came after that was r

harris could also tap a member of the biden cabinet, senator amy klobuchar says there are several greations. >> now we're going to have a whole new game, an entirely new ticket. and i think, again, you want no have someone for this job that one, she trusts. we know how important that is, how presidents and vice presidents have worked together in the past. number two, you want to have someone who knows how to govern, who could step into the job. >> reporter: harris, a former district attorney from san francisco has a liberal voting record that could be balanced with a more moderate vp pick. some have speculated whether governor gretchen whitmer could make the first all-woman ticket in history. >> i love gretchen whitmer. she's been my friend not just for a few years but for decades. but i think she means it when she says she's not a candidate for any office this year. >> reporter: vice president kamala harris is scheduled to campaign in wisconsin, indiana and massachusetts this week. the biden campaign chair told staff in an all hands on deck call that harris is the nominee. weijia jang,

would seem to me much like what happened in twenty-twenty when obama spoke to aboud a judge and amy klobuchar and said, please step aside, biden's going to come in to stop bernie sanders. i expect the deal. what similar to that to be made to get people in line because the democrats are in a race against the clock right now. they need to get a name to put on all the ballots. there's the remember the democrats are in very much in favor of early voting. a lot of states move their laws backed by to get it in time to get the name on the ballot. so they have to race against the clock. it's the 18th of july. some of the states or in early august, you've got to provide the same in their convention is in 2 weeks after that. so we are officially in uncharted territory now than we are. are we ever let's jump to trump or at least briefly where we keep hearing he tore up the speech. >> starting over his writing it himself. it will be about unity. what do you expect to hear tom? >> unity over rivalry. look being does change people. dramatically change. george wallace that changed teddy roosevelt didn't cha

you've got amy klobuchar, you've got cory booker, you've got the governor of michigan, gretchen whitmer. you've got mark kelly, astronaut hero type guy from arizona, a state that democrats need. but you don't have gavin newsom, larry, you don't have gavin newsom. why is gavin not on that? good for you. we don't have gavin newsom. look, newsom's campaigned for him. we've seen it. he's done a good job. newsom is setting himself up for 2028. that's what it's been all along. if he steps in right now on top of a of a harris's shoes, so to speak, he's going to split the democratic vote right here in california. democrats, remember, are 16% of what it takes to win the nomination. so you really want to think about that in terms of your own future? if gavin newsom, i think he's smart enough to stay out of it, at least for now. there you go. all right. still ahead, where san jose is trying to add new nonstop routes with travel levels still not fully recovered from the pandemic i'm back in two. everyone needs to be prepared for wildfires, and nbc bay area responds can help with a fire resource pag

you've got amy klobuchar, you've got cory booker, you've got the governor of michigan. you see her there, gretchen whitmer, you've got mark kelly, astronaut hero type guy from arizona, a state that democrats need. but you don't have gavin newsom, larry, you don't have gavin newsom. why is gavin not on that? good for you. we don't have gavin newsom. look newsom's campaigned for him. we see it. he's done a good job. newsom is setting himself up for 2028. that's what it's been all along. if he steps in right now on top of a of a harris shoes, so to speak, he's going to split the democratic vote right here in california. democrats remember, are 16% of what it takes to win the nomination. so you really want to think about that in terms of your own futur? if gavin newsom, i think he's smart enough to stay out of it, at least for now, all right. there is a lot in play right now. and the next couple of weeks are going to be very difficult for mr. biden and the democratic party. thank you so much for helping us sort it all out. janelle. jessica. up next, tourists. they're flocki

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. >>> joining me now is amy klobuchar thinnest soda. you served with kamala harris. you know her from the campaign trail. you support her? >> yes i do. i did want to say something about president biden. he took an honorable path. he has already led always lead with conviction and integrity. it is not an easy thing. he did the right thing. i am very excited about kamala harris as a candidate. >> it was the debate that began these calls for biden to step aside. and a big moment if indeed kamala harris is the nominee will be at an upcoming debate if it holds against donald trump. you debated against her. you were on the stage. preview what you think a kamala harris and trump debate would look like. >> i think it is good. she is a fierce competitor but most importantly she knows the work and comes to this as a strong leader. i want to say one thing, we started as friends and and it is better friends. i got to know her family and doug. my husband and doug became friends. this is something people will get to see her in a different light. being vice president is not always

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trump lost the state by the same amount and it shows how wisconsin really comes down to the wire, amy klobucharminnesota another state the trump team has been eyeing and flipping red says harris will energize democrats. >> i think you're going to see no excitement, you see with the $50 million already raised and she's going to bring and breathe life into the campaign and i can't wait for that to be. >> it is not just in wisconsin, the democrats like michigan governor gretchen whitmer have endorsed kamala harris as well i was just in michigan hours ago we drove to wisconsin to talk to voters on the ground of the battleground state who said they're not excited about, here's andrew not excited about joe biden about his debate performance and they were not hyped up about former president trump we will have to see how things play out in wisconsin and minnesota and michigan, you name it we will have to see how the votes role in. >> thank you very much indeed, president biden tapped, the hearers to address the root causes of migration back in 2021 but her role as borders are has left many wondering wh

senator amy klobuchar of neighboring minnesota, says harris will energize democrats. >> and i just thinkt with the $50 million already raised and she will bring and breathe some life into this campaign and i can't wait. i cannot wait for that debate. >> so you guys were out here a few days ago for the rnc, electric atmosphere for former president trump. keep a close eye on what it's like for kamala harris when she is here hopefully tomorrow. >> bill: nice to have you, alexis mcadams back in milwaukee. >> dana: several top democrats have yet to publicly endorse harris. a headline. biden doubted harris's election chances. alex thompson is a national political correspondent and his latest piece. could you tell us more about that? >> absolutely. when joe biden was really wrestling with his decision whether or not the drop out, one of the concerns that he and his senior aides told other people they weren't sure that kamala harris could win. obviously there have been some polls that show that she was a bit more competitive. that is before donald trump and his campaign was going to dump a ton o

of vice president, which is that frankly the biden family, including joe biden, wanted to pick amy klobuchar they were forced to pick kamala and they wanted someone that would make the ticket more diverse and those are the same people pushing him off the ticket in favor of her. and i think that that's something that, you know, really was trouble some to the biden family at the time and whether you want to -- and i don't think it's a dei hire because i think -- i mean, come on. she was attorney general and clearly qual qualified and not t picking someone -- howie: we have that on the record and turning to laura and a brief sound byte from donald trump and kamala harris and other deputies did not preside or show up in congress for bb netanyahu's speech and met with him the next day. roll it. >> but she's totally against the jewish people and it amazing me how jewish people will vote for the democrats. howie: laura. >> let me just first jump in on the dei hire issue and you know when speaker mike johnson is telling republicans to tone it down on race and gender talk that it is wild times becaus

. >>> i want to bring in tim hogan, former aid to amy klobuchar, as well as the clinton presidentialn, when they ask voters the issues that matter most to them. is it any different this year? >> no, it's not. those are the core issues that voters care about. but climate, as the package we just saw said is also a huge. you have a clear contrast between donald trump and kamala harris. you have donald trump who said for a billion dollars, he'll sell access to oil executives, called it a climate hoax. called them climate cultists. there's no serious agenda there. he rolled back 100 regulations on air and water pollution, stacked his administration with people like scott pruitt who are lobbyists for the industry, and kamala harris, she had an environmental justice office. she sued chevron and bp, got $50 million from them over oil spills. it's clear as night and day on this issue. >> who do you target? is it young people? there's a new "axios" poll, not talking about climate change but opening up a lead against trump among young voters. biden led by 6 points, if it's harris versus trump,

he was rescued from political oblivion by pete buttigieg, amy klobuchar, dropping out of the presidential race to save the democratic party from a bernie sanders nomination. that time around, it was not because of his great charisma, not because there's great ability. there's a reason why barack obama doubted him, said that there was always a way that joe biden could find a way to screw things up. he was very much an accidental president, someone who is not capable of meeting the moment the idea that he has some kind of way he met that night. i mean, tonight was a moment that called for him to put aside political aebischer. i mean, i think we underestimate how difficult that is. i mean, donald trump lost there and square and he hadn't absolutely move is know. >> not everybody has and i just like to correct history, please the reason why it got there, the democratic nomination in 2020, jim clyburn saved him was because of black people like moderate black voters in the south. >> and he said warren, they, for they also believe me covid, they also believed this is an important point. black vo

gretchen whitmer, josh shapiro, governor gavin newsom, amy klobuchar, certainly vice president harris. i think there are four or five, but i think the process of opening up and doing what the voters want, both nationally, and the democrats, to replace biden with someone fresh, will take the onus off the administration and put it back on trump and ultimately give the democrats, as the polling suggests, a better chance. so i think a nominating process that is open, fair, and transparent will revitalize my party in a way that an ongoing biden candidacy cannot do. >> sandra: i just want to note, as we did hear from the president the day after his debate performance, while that was obviously unscripted and there was no teleprompter, the day after, when he came out, as many noted, in a very strong way, performed much differently than he did on the debate stage. he did have teleprompters for that moment. as you can see, stood up here in washington where we are about to speak, left side of your screen, you can see there's a tell a proper set up for the president to speak, and possibly off the

fractionally differentiate herself from bernie sanders, from joe biden, from pete buttigieg, from amy klobuchar, from cory booker. she doesn't have to do that work. she is now the standard bearer. the content of the democratic party can be shaped and altered by her, but she also doesn't have to sort of weave around it. you can simply pick what she likes best, and emphasize that. >> except that the republicans are going to use the clips from that primary campaign, right? she embraced bernie sanders medicare for all. >> will that stick you think that to the extent that she has an ideological problem, it's not the chase to it's not that she has to find a new answer to who she is but the biden ministrations record and democrats don't always like to admit this is not popular. >> so she needs answers. i think on both how to sell the biden mutations record better than biden himself has been able to do. i think some of that will be there in her communication skills, but there are actual difficulties there, particularly, i think around inflation and immigration. and then she's going to need the question

showed polling with a bunch of these other people mention people to judge and aggression whitmer, amy klobucharioned all of these other people which seemed a little odd if you want to quite that conversation to not put their names in your e-mail >> is a terrible situation in the political dilemma is legitimate but he said the following i put politics off to the site if in fact we are asking the question whether president biden is up to the campaign we have to ask the question is he up to serve as president of the united states? i lament the fact my political differences with him aside and it seems as of the answer is no. i think the more this goes on this question about the political donors, not ponying up for the democratic campaign we have to ask the question of the 25th mm it ought to be invoked this is not just a political problem i think it is a constitutional and health crisis. shannon: a lot of folks who feel the same way you do meanwhile there is a meeting at camp david with the president, firs first , the kids, the grandkids were told this was already on the schedule. turns into the qu

so okay, john, but you didn't tell me who gretchen whitmer, amy klobuchar can can you break that many glass ceilings at once? i don't know. it remains to be seen, but i don't underestimate that. there's a bit of a shell game going on here that we're all focused on. josh shapiro when mark kelly and maybe there's somebody who's not on our radar right now who's going to emerge in this climate going think back to where i began. its possible enjoy your week cia super beads america's original and number one selling beat brand for heart health support is now available at walmart. more cardiologist recommends super beets for heart health support, then the other big brands. so head to walmart and try super beads, heart choose today what is circle surplus? >> the field to take flight circled is the entity that gets you to the next level circled this, which hope for right tosses limits away so available that walmart and drinks circle.com. >> i'm jonathan lawson here to tell you about life insurance through the colonial penn program. if your age 50 to 85 and looking to buy life insurance on a fix

senator amy klobuchar, governor gretchen whitman, the democrats have a strong bench and let them dukeout for the next two weeks. can for the next five weeks, can you imagine the we'd be enthralled the level of interest it would be super bowl like in the process. and whomever emerges from that, a series of townhalls appealing to delegates doing forums on cnn and everywhere else. in the cable world. but whomever would emerge from that process would be so fortified, they, he or she would have the wind at their back, unlike, unlike a canonization of the vice president, if that's what it comes to, a competitive process, let them fight and see whoever emerges from it, and let the democratic delegates then make that determination. i think it would completely recast this race. i also believe that whomever would come out of that process would be in the lead in all the polling data that i shared with you over former president trump. and then every one of you who has written some negative missive to me about how you're trying to help trump you have to eat crow because all of a sudden by the end

think of that and all female ticket so okay, john, but you didn't tell me who gretchen whitmer, amy klobuchar. can can you break that many glass ceilings at once? i don't know. it remains to be seen, but i don't underestimate that. there's a bit of a shell game going on here and that we're all focused on josh shapiro when mark kelly and maybe there's somebody who's not on our radar right now who's going to emerge in this climate? going back to where i began, its possible enjoy your week cia i wouldn't really happen to the atlanta unliving bombing premieres tonight at nine on cnn pain means pause on the things you love but breen means go through the pain with biofuels and keep on going bio freeze green means go, shake up your shower with a flavor for every feeling this stub questions you up. this stub wind down. this stuff leads deep glowing and this dub keeps you going. so whatever care you care about, there's a dove for everybody my moderate to severe plaque psoriasis held me back now with sky resy, i'm all in with clear your skin. thanks, gabe we've sky resy three out of four people achieve

and stop repeating your amy klobuchar did the same thing am.with that stupid trump joke. >> let's see how your hair fares in a blizzard and their people who are not comfortable in front of a live audience some they try to move the or they get a reaction one time. yeah. >> and they try to do it every time. and it just doesn't work. hav i think they're going to they will probably have herr ru run r president and then have gavin newsom as vicegavin ne president because he'll be seen as the guy who's got political experience. statl be seen as the guyhe's beh who the governor of a major state. and, again, i don't thinagain, ' they boot her out as even ifbad she wasn't a black woman as his vice president. it's suco puh a bad look to put: someone else over her. interesting. well, that's another.. they're both from california. i don't know. well l think , we'll think about it d some more because we've got to go to a break. >> up next, the worl thid thinks you're second rate after seeing joe debate this independence day, fox nation would like to thank a

washington, i'm karin caifa congressional democrats are praising president biden's speech a us senator amy klobuchar. >> he ran against him in 2020 for the party's nomination, called his remarks really beautiful. >> what the president did today is remind us of why america voted for him in the first place. what he talked about tonight is that we once again are now passing the torch to kamala harris. yes. but also to the american people because he quoted benjamin franklin and said, it's a republic, if you can keep and i thought it was actually a beautiful speech because he did some on his accomplishments of which there are many, but he also really focused on one thing. and that was our democracy and the risk to our democracy. i didn't find it one bit device if i thought that was funny to hear, that's what the republicans were attacking him on. it wasn't a vice. it was a man saying this is what i've done. but now it's on you and i'm passing on that torch. i thought it was really beautiful meanwhile, vice president kamala harris is going full steam ahead with her presidential campaign. >> the campaign i

gretchen whitmer, amy klobuchar, secretary pete andy, beshear, rafael warnock, jared polis. it's a deep bench. but none of them will step forward if it's handed to harris how then will democrats know that they've mounted the strongest challenge to donald trump? instead, let harris sharpen her skills in town halls and debates, speeches to state delegations. i don't know, but i strongly suspect that the cable outlets, including this one, would ensure that it all happens in prime time the chicago convention, it would be the most exciting political gathering of the modern era the nation would be in throttled and you think it's all undoable. well, just remember this in the uk, they just stage an entire election in six weeks democrats have more, time than that to feel their strongest ticket. but it should come from a contest, not an anointing i want to know what you think godess were kaddish.com answer today's poll question, which would make kamala harris is stronger, democratic presidential nominee acclimation or competition of course not everyone thinks that biden should go stua

i'm talking about amy klobuchar and on and on. gretchen whitmer and already knew some in buttigieg have endorsed vice president harris. to what degree do you think the party is just going to essentially coalesce around her even though senator manchin is talking about re registering as a democrat and running do you think there's actually going to be a competition as pelosi and obama want there to be an open competition. >> yeah, i think it's unclear how much like president obama really wants there to be a fully robust, open competition or wants there to be some ability for everyone to have the chance to buy into the outcome. i think those are two different things. to your question, jake, to a great extent, i think this is quickly coalescing around her. it's not just the names of the people he said aft that teachers union seiu. you have congressional black caucus, congressional hispanic caucus who have certain state delegations from south carolina to tennessee already. it's like each sort of faction and building block of the democra

senator amy klobuchar, thank you so much. mika, back to you. >>> well, i want to go to claire.are your thoughts on joe biden, but i'm also curious, as a former senator and a former prosecutor yourself, your thoughts on former senator and former prosecutor kamala harris. especially not just prosecuting the case against trump, which there is a long list of issues, of criminality and bigotry, racism, white nationalism that i think, personally, she could handle and prosecute quite well. but we are at a time where women are suffering the fate of a trump presidency and the supreme court justices that he put in losing 50 years of rigrights. right now, women across america who need abortion health care are suffering. we have seen story after story of women being told to bleed out in parking lots or to give birth to unviable fetuses and become sterilized. all because of the impact of a trump presidency. how do you think this former senator and former prosecutor would manage a presidential campaign against someone like donald trump? >> well, she's going to be terrific. what you saw yeste

their support behind joe biden and people but a judge and elizabeth warren and mike bloomberg and amy klobuchar. and maybe for getting a few others, stepped aside, for the candidate who is better. this myth that somehow joe biden came in and rescued us. it has been a nationwide movement since donald trump was elected president. in 2020, that nationwide movement said joe you the best guy, let's go right now. they don't think he is so what happens then in this scenario that he steps down, which we should know, he shows absolutely no indication and i don't think it's just faking it for the cameras, all the reporting indicates that he the first lady, hunter, and some of his top aides or just 100% behind him and think that this is just the elites going after the bidens again. but put that aside for one second. what is the plan? what would the two quick things? one, i hope and i completely agree with adam schiff and mike quigley and others who've said, let's put joe biden's ego aside as candidates. there's this tendency to believe, oh, it's all about us know the candidate is always secondary. the pri

world and delivered historic accomplishments as president and close quote, joining us now senator amy klobuchar, senator, thanks so much for joining us. i want to get your reaction. first of all, to this truly historic decision from president biden to step aside from the 2024 election you know, the president took the honorable path and i think yes, this will be about his legacy, not only on the world stage, but also restoring the rule of law putting people like katanji brown, jackson in the judge's seat on the supreme court. >> the work that he has done on infrastructure bringing mean down pharma prices taking on big interests. but i know that for him. and for so many of us, it's not just the legacy, it's moving forward. and i think that's what you saw with his endorsement of his vice president. he is very interested in not just what goes on in the next six months but he wants to, as he says, finish the job and keep working on the agenda going into the coming years. >> remember credit card, your democratic colleague congressman lloyd doggett of texas, just told me here a little while ago that h

i'm talking about amy klobuchar and on and on. gretchen whitmer and already knew some in buttigieg have endorsed vice president harris to what degree do you think the party is just going to essentially coalesce around her even though senator manchin is talking about re registering as a democrat and running do you think there's actually going to be a competition as pelosi and obama want there to be an open competition. >> yeah, i think it's unclear how much like president obama really wants there to be a fully robust open competition or wants there to be some ility for everyone? wanted have the chance to buy into the outcome. i think those are two different things and i to your question, jake, to a great extent, i think this is quickly coalescing around her. it's not just the names of that pv said aft that teachers union seiu. you have congressional black caucus, congressional hispanic caucus. you have certain state delegations from south carolina to tendency already it's like each sort of faction and building block of the democrat

for amy klobuchar. and when joe biden harris and did not have go back to hillary clinton. why do you want hakim jeffries? caller: he is a very intelligent man taiwan. he is a very intelligent man. he could work across the aisle get whatever issues we have in this country, hakim jeffries should be the nominated man for this country. host: how long have you followed his career, since he became the minority leader for before that? caller: brooklyn all the time and all the time. i see the good work he is smarter than the senators. -- i wish biden nominated him and amy klobuchar. host: this is lewis in colorado, republican. good morning. caller: good morning, john. i have three quick ones for c-span. you have to start every show with an update on the american hostages being held by the radical muslim terrorists in gaza. number two, you had a guest on may 2 months ago, mcclintock, the representative. and the host allowed the callers and the guests to have a brief interchange. they were allowed to back and forth. and third, the love of pete, you have to get maybe an ai program or

i know amy klobuchar has done a lot for minnesota. i like the team. i think they would be great.hat's all i have to say. thank you. host: a supporter of president biden, tony in indiana. caller: mid 60's. it seems like in this age of the internet we have so much technology, but people listen so much to internet, to the news, and we don't listen to our common sense anymore. mr. trump, if everyone would just put all of this information that they are getting out of their heads and follow common sense, they would know what he is about. that is all i would like to say. i appreciate you answering my call. follow your heart and follow your common sense and listen to what this man has to say. host: a supporter of former president trump. go ahead. caller: i'm listening to these democrats calls. especially the bernie sanders colors. you guys are marxists. he represents communism. no choice of freedom, the opposite of freedom, the same way with democrats in joe biden. i don't understand where you guys are living. four years ago we had money, we had opportunities, the black community he crea

i know amy klobuchar has done a lot for minnesota. i like the team. i think they would be great.hat's all i have to say. thank you. host: a supporter of president biden, tony in indiana. caller: mid 60's. it seems like in this age of the internet we have so much technology, but people listen so much to internet, to the news, and we don't listen to our common sense anymore. mr. trump, if everyone would just put all of this information that they are getting out of their heads and follow common sense, they would know what he is about. that is all i would like to say. i appreciate you answering my call. follow your heart and follow your common sense and listen to what this man has to say. host: a supporter of former president trump. go ahead. caller: i'm listening to these democrats calls. especially the bernie sanders colors. you guys are marxists. he represents communism. no choice of freedom, the opposite of freedom, the same way with democrats in joe biden. i don't understand where you guys are living. four years ago we had money, we had opportunities, the black community he crea

-- what is it about amy klobuchar that you particularly like? caller: i like kirk from minnesota. she was my favorite cake during the last presidential election, although i have no voting for president biden also. you might remember she was one of the last front runner still standing back in 2020. but she graciously stepped aside and gave her endorsement when president biden entered the picture. i think she could have been a very effective vice president under president biden but after the controversy with george floyd it became apparent that a vice presidential pick of some of color was probably more appropriate. i think amy klobuchar extremely knowledgeable and on the issues of interest to the american public. she is the real washington pro and a person with experience and dedication. i don't we need any more amateurs in the white house, especially billionaires who can buy their way in and out of trouble. some of these individuals launch challenges in the courts and that may have possibility of undermining our country when it suits their purpose. host: let's talk to lou in tampa

real kamala harris or if it is the real aim aim or -- the real asmey klobuchar or the -- the real amy klobuchar or senator fischer. alabama, arizona, california, colorado, florida, hawaii, idaho, indiana, michigan, mississippi, new mexico, new york, oregon, utah, washington, and wisconsin. if you listen to those states, you're not like those are all blue states or all red states. those are governors and legislatures that decided we cannot just take this as it's not going to be a problem, it's all fun and games. they've decided we've got to make sure our citizens know for state political advertising what is going on here. some tech companies are also taking action because they know that this technology has the potential to sow chaos in elections, but we cannot rely on a patchwork of state laws where just about half the states, that's probably what it will end up being, end voluntary commitments, as important os those are. that's why as chair of the rules committee, we held a mark-up in may, where we passed three bipartisan bills to take this head on. i'm calling on the senate today to to pass, f

i've got a close ally of president biden's here joining me, senator amy klobuchar of minnesota, who has known president biden since her first days, and the senate, senator, just for you to listen to that oval office address from the president tonight. only his fourth since taking office, but explaining his exit from the 2024 race, what stood out to you well, thanks, kaitlan, i was listening. >> it wrapped listening to all of you and i was thinking like there will be books and movies written about these last few months. maybe some of you will, right but in the end, what the president did today hey, is remind us of why america voted for him in the first place. >> he started by taking on the defense of our democracy i was there on that inaugural stage when he got sworn in i was there on january 6 and made that walk over the broken glass at three in the morning? >> that's where we were when he took over and he has defended and chairs that democracy and what he talked about tonight is that we once again are now passing the torch to kamala harris. yes. but also to the american people because

warren and amy klobuchar raised concerns about t-mobile before, including with the merger with sprinte concerns in the new letter sent on monday asking the justice department to consider unwinding the t-mobile and sprint merger as well. the deal is still in early stages. it is yet to see how the government will respond. at the time of the merger, u.s. cellular said it would offer customers more competition, not less. guys. >> very good. thanks. thank you, emily. i was unaware of the letter. hence, the exclusive nature. thank you. >>> coming up, ether etf trading and what that means for today. we will do that next. as we head to break, take a look of shares of crowdstrike. this stock falling another 13% just yesterday. now down more than 25% since friday's global computer outage. analysts warn it could take time for crowdstrike to repair its damage. of course, and the fallout would have chilling effect on the new contracts. you think? >> not to mention getting called before congress. >> and the liability issues are the bigger ones. "squawk box" is coming bk teth.sac (vo) a law partner

and then candidate biden, i staunchly remember him being asked many different times about should amy klobuchar step out and he said him seven this is a personal decision, that candidates will have to make. he, himself, had to make that decision in the past and he would never call on someone else to drop out. i just had to juxtapose that with literally the onslaught of elected people and folks that have known the president for such a very long time privately and now some publicly calling for him to step down. to me, it was just astounding. i will say, mika, again and again, i think people need to talk to voters, because the elected officials and the donors, i think the donors and elected officials forget it is the voters who put the people in the positions. the donors help fuel campaigns and, frankly, given our party system, it doesn't work without them because of the money that is needed. hello citizens united. but it is the people that elect the represent tichs from the president to governors to members of congress to mayors to state representatives. and much, much more focus, i think, needs

like senator laphonza butler and i working on the nih improve i'm working on mental health with amy klobuchar. so here are things that we do together that really do bring unity. but typically speaking, the only thing that can covered or more hi button issues or soundbites divisive rhetoric. so i think unity is out there. i also think where we share a common goal despite who we are, we have we have a duty to serve to get in a room and try to figure out a path forward. so i think we'll continue to fight for now using breitbart, people, but try to do it in a way where we lend people to realize that you don't have to agree with someone to show them respect and treating our colleagues dignity and respect should be absolutely what we do each and every day. and is that a message that looks different though now in terms of what you say about democrats or president biden is more criticizing them. are you thinking about what that rhetoric overall sounds like? two americans generally yeah, i do. >> i mean, week it's something that can it's definitely think about, like if you sort of go back and look at