her ad supporting andy beshear helped him cross the finish line.and she will introduce the governor who as we know was one of the contenders possibly for vp. he will speak tonight focusing on abortion. he calls himself a proud pro-choice governor. but it's really depends on turnout. abortion was a huge issue in the midterms. it led to a huge wave of turnout. but will that have the same effect today? our new cbs news poll out yesterday found that 51% of americans surveyed said that abortion is a major factor. we'll have to see if it will take them to the polls. norah. >> norah: adriana diaz with that important reminder and what some of the speakers to do will help explain when woman has a miscarriage she often needs an abortion to save her life or to make sure that she can have another child, sort of the basics of medical care that will be explained tonight. let's go to senior ranson political correspondent ed o'keefe who is on the convention floor. ed, who are you speaking with? >> reporter: is picking up on the issue of the abortion rights, i met

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>> governor andy beshear of kentucky.s considered on the short list for a potential running mate for kamala harris. a rare democrat governor in the south, winning re-election in his state, and campaigning on abortion rights for women in his state, a deeply red state, and winning. governor andy beshear. >> [ crowd chanting ] andy! >> -- duvall is one of the bravest people i've ever met. i'm amazed at the courage it takes to share her pain, to share her truth. yet donald trump brags about tearing a constitutional right away from hadley and every other woman and girl in our country. that's why we must tear away any chance he can ever be president ever again. in 21 states, trump's actions have resulted in extreme bans on abortion, in my state, even in cases of rape, incest, and non-viable pregnancies. that leaves 12-year-old girls like hadley with no options. that fails any test of humanity, any test of basic decency, any test of whether you have any underlying empathy. thankfully this extremism is being soundly rejected all

governor andy beshear of kentucky.every official was like andy beshear instead of the other guys, thank you so much for joining us. our next speaker is a champion in the united states senate and done many things. i'd like to highlight one that has meant the world. our next speaker was an originator and champion for child tax credit that could lift families out of poverty. now with our nominees they will become the law of the land permanently. we are so lucky to have him. senator michael bennett of colorado. let's give him a round of applause. good morning, everybody. good morning. thank you, wisconsin. thank you for everything you know. if you have been tracking this morning. we had a few talks. i haven't said this anywhere else. not a traditional politician. which is, if we had the chair of every single party we wouldn't lose another race in america. it's extraordinary. it's extraordinary to see what you are doing in wisconsin. it's extraordinary to have lived the ups and down of governors that didn't understand throu

look, andy beshear's advice was to talk to those issues.talk to the issues that are the kitchen table issues of the economy because she still lags behind donald trump on the economy as the democrats have, she's only marginally better, two points better than joe biden on that key issue. here is what his advice was. >> we've got to run and govern where people wake up in the morning. they're not thinking about the polls, they're not really even thinking about this election. they're thinking about their job, whether they make enough to support their family. they're thinking about their next doctor's appointment, the roads and bridges they're going to drive, the public school that their kids go to and their public safety. those are places especially with the extremism that donald trump has embraced where we can move the needle. >> and that's the secret to andy beshear's success, that's why they were considering him for vice president is they were considering mark kelly and others in red states and eventually settled on tim walz who came from a r

we expect andy beshear at the governor of kentucky to come on.at one time thought to be in the vp hunt but was taken out of that mix towards the end leaving josh shapiro from pennsylvania, mark kelly from arizona, and tim walz obviously from minnesota who is now in the hall and is set against a nominee. >> there he is with his wife gwen as they listen to these stories. this is one of the biggest issues for the democratic party. they believe that this is going to help them win in november. right now we are listening to some stories of people's personal experiences after the change in the abortion law. but there are voters, hispanic voters, black voters, lots of voters out there for whom this is not an issue. >> i differ slightly. i will say this democrats learn from republicans who did this while at the convention where they had everyday people talking about these issues that really mattered to them. look at what has happened over the past two years since roe versus wade was overturned. each state that had the issue on the ballot to ensure that ri

>> i think it's going to be waltz. >> beshear. >> thank you, david and matt. always a pleasure. >> thank you. jacqui: and tomorrow on fox news sunday i'll be filling in for shannon bream. we'll have exclusive interviews with ranking member lindsey graham and chris murphy, as well national security communications advisor john kirby and in our sunday special, shannon bream sits down exclusively with supreme court judge neil gorsuch. that's a not-miss. set your dvr or your channel. griff: i'm going to watch it live. meanwhile, an update on the three americans getting checkups at brooks army medical center in san antonio after being freed along with several others in the largest prisoner swap with russia since the cold war. stick with us. protein supports muscle health. ensure max protein has a 30 gram blend of high quality protein to feed muscles for up to seven hours. so take the challenge. ensure, nutrition for strength and energy. i thought i was sleeping ok... but i was waking up so tired. then i tried new zzzquil sleep nasal strips. their four—point lift des

this is truly insane and especially when you have someone that is on the ticket like andy beshear whoy allowed death and destruction to happen in the middle of the street as governor and another person at the top of the ticket who said i am going to help bail you out even though you decided to set babies on fire. it is only fitting for the coordination, accepting the nomination, that they are met with the people that rallied behind the man who they support. ainsley: they sent out themes for every day, they will try to promote this as come together, passing the torch from president biden to kamala harris but we won't here -- exactly. hand the torch and grabbed it from him. we won't here kamala in her own words. all the progressive socialist policies that she voted for in the past we won't here andy beshear in his own words, the socialist policies he voted for, the radical positions, we won't hear about kamala's flip-flops, though she went medicare for all, though she not, though she want fracking, maybe now she does as of two weeks ago but her entire political career she wanted to ban

finally i'm looking forward to hearing beshear.e is a great record and contacting talks about something i haven't heard a lot here. growth. we had have the big asset to grow things and grow more and better jobs and better schools. hopefully we'll get that from him tonight as well. >> i want to head down to bill hemmer. >> we were watching the video about abortion and a couple of different couples came out and share their experiences. it's clearly an issue that they will drive hard. meanwhile an interesting point about a lack of issues may be a biography debate and introduction of kamala harris. there's a video plate of her as a persiano in oakland who came to the rescue of a friend of hers who had been raped by a relative. we will get into that over the next few days. we will send it back up to you. you can't help but get the sense that maybe this convention doesn't care if they push joe biden closer to midnight on the east coast. >> that is really late. let's take a listen and to kentucky governor andy beshear. [applause] and 21 s

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so i'm going to go with beshear. say a name, steph. >> evan, where do they all go after tuesday? three weeks ago, people across this country had never heard of tim walz where they did not know andy beshear or wes moore. now you've got scores of americans enthused, excited, thrilled about these next generation democrats and the leaders they could be for us on a national level and for those on the list that don't get picked. and we're not going to see them again? or do they have that different plan? >> and i have to say that your question and this is why i love being on your show because you have that reporter brain. and under these governors that are being considered for vice president. and the most interesting thing about this is the lieutenant governor core of the democratic party is the most diverse part of the democratic party. there's 80% of them that are women or people of color. and they are just looking in awe on this moment where a second in command, steps up when an older white guy says he could no longer se

governor andy beshear of kentucky.every official was like andy beshear instead of the other guys, thank you so much for joining us. our next speaker is a champion in the united states senate and done many things. i'd like to highlight one that has meant the world. our next speaker was an originator and champion for child tax credit that could lift families out of poverty. now with our nominees they will become the law of the land permanently. we are so lucky to have him. senator michael bennett of colorado. let's give him a round of applause. good morning, everybody. good morning. thank you, wisconsin. thank you for everything you know. if you have been tracking this morning. we had a few talks. i haven't said this anywhere else. not a traditional politician. which is, if we had the chair of every single party we wouldn't lose another race in america. it's extraordinary. it's extraordinary to see what you are doing in wisconsin. it's extraordinary to have lived the ups and down of governors that didn't understand throu

for now i'm joined by governor andy beshear. governor, i appreciate your time. just take everyone into the room of what a day is like here. you are essentially going on to day four but we are coming into these big prime time speeches and events after, what, 12 hours of meetings? what is it like? >> it is a marathon. you start speaking at three or four different breakfasts, getting people fired up for a convention that will start many hours later. you then get to go to the caucuses. you then do some meetings. you then get over here, do a bit of press, and you hear the prime time . >> all right, so you do all of that. is a part of you -- i know you are enjoying every meeting but is there a part of you what could have been what might have been close to what was happening? >> tim walz is a great friend of mine. he is a great governor. he helped me get reelected last year. you see every other person considered up there on that stage. the full throated support of governor walz, he is that good of a guy, that good of a leader. we are all in and for me, i've got a great

>>>in an interview, governor beshear insisted he can appeal to voters in both parties. while pritzker touted his accomplishments in a new video. >>>>there's no better place to see the change possible under democratic leadership. >>>vice president kamala harris is expected to officially announce her running mate tomorrow morning ahead of a campaign stop in philadelphia later in the day. that's according to multiple people familiar with the selection process. whoever harris picks is set to join her on a seven state battleground tour, starting tomorrow. the latest cbs news poll shows harris virtually tied with former president trump in battleground states and within the margin of error nationwide >>>>black voters now a big increase in the number who say they are going to vote turn out matters here, and they are more enthusiastic with harris as the nominee, >>>the poll shows harris and trump statistically tied in pennsylvania, michigan and arizona, with harris two points ahead in nevada and trump with an edge in wisconsin, north carolina and georgia. >veronica>and still ahe

economy in our new cbs key poll and talk with two key democrats, mark kelly and kentucky governor andy beshearors appear oft mystic about a cease-fire between israel and hamas, ukraine makes a new move to turn the tables on russia. mike turner will be here. >>> it is all just ahead on "face the nation." ♪ >>> good morning and welcome to "face the nation." on the eve of the democratic national convention, our cbs news poll continues to show a very tight race in the 2024 presidential race. vice president kamala harris is three points ahead of former president donald trump nationwide. but in those seven key battleground states, which could go either way, the race is a dead heat. joining us with more is cbs news executive director of elections and surveys, anthony salvanto, good to see you here. >> good morning. >> what do voters tell su most important heading into a pretty unusual democratic convention. >> so let's start by reminding everybody how we got here to what this is only could be described as a very close race. in fact, remember, the national vote doesn't decide the presidency, it is the

second was andy beshear.he did not have the second most first-place votes, but his total is total was second. third i believe was schapiro and i forget whoas the others but, i mean, the others were tim walz from minnesota and a couple of others. but those first three were well ahead of the others. i certainly see the arguments for kelly. i'm not entirely sure that he puts arizona back in play the way it was last time, when biden won it last time it did not k like biden was going to win this time. doesn't put arizona back in place for harris. maybe it does but he's a good politician. he was an astronaut. you know, he's married to gabby giffords. he got a great story and he's got skills as a politician. so i think at least that was the majority first choice. my first it was andy beshear, governor of kentucky. the democrats are not going to win kentucky. kentucky is not going to be in play. but i feel a democrat who gets not only electeded governor bute elected government and kentucky has got some bad political

should be the guy. >> i believe that harris beshear ticket would be unbeatable and both of them willdynamic candidates but we really like tim walz from minnesota and i think he's an awesome guy for labor and a hundred% behind labor and those of your top two if we had to pick any. >> another front rather senator kelly spark some speculation and he was out of the running when he posted on social media yesterday, now my mission is serving arizonans the post that's been deleted and his team said it got taken down because it was being misunderstood, tomorrow night will be the first rally that harris will have with her vp pick right here in philadelphia, they will then go what is six battleground state tours over the next five days together. stuart: thank you very much indeed, it's been 15 days since kamala harris has emerged since the presumptive nominee and she is yet to hold a press conference. joe concha joins us this morning if she were to appear at a press conference she will have to walk back all her liberal policies, i don't see how she could do that. >> i really didn't mean to say

andy beshear, 46 years old, on the young side. that's kind of good. governor in kentucky, a very red state. so does that mean he can maybe bring over a lot of people who are in the middle, or maybe to the right? pete buttigieg, another 142 years old, a transportation secretary since 2021 who never been elected to a major office, mayor of south bend. but is that enough? we don't know. mark kelly, 60 years old, u.s. senator from arizona since 2020. former astronaut. got a lot of cachet there because of that kind of thing, jb pritzker, 59 years old, governor from illinois since 2018, worth more than $3 billion. that could help with fundraising. josh shapiro, 51, the governor from pennsylvania. hugely popular 61% popularity in pennsylvania. just don't see that kind of thing. and then, of course, there's tim walz, the governor from minnesota. you say minnesota. what does that matter? but the fact is, he's got that midwest mentality. so that could mean lots of good things for let's say, wisconsin, michigan, stuff like that. so here you have six really good

if andy beshear were on the ticket and can communicate the message to red state voters and conservativeration that it is one of the reasons he has made the list of finalists in the first place. >> it is an interesting list. good to see you as always. i'm glad you didn't cancel your weekend appearances. political contributor and producer on the rachel maddow show and author of important book, the imposters how republicans quit governing and seized american politics. >>> a note on saturday september the seventh, if you're in a new york you can attend msnbc live, democracy 2024. this is our premier live event in brooklyn, new york. it is the first of its kind in person interactive experience with some of your favorite hosts and experts including the , chris hayes, joy reid, keegan akin, michael steele and more. scan the qr code on your screen or buy your tickets online. i will see you there. >>> coming up in september of 2021, after the taliban regained control of afghanistan, a photo -- a shattered piano, broken drums, and one of afghanistan's major cultural centers, the national institut

being in kentucky, i appreciate that andy beshear is in the conversation for the vp pick. would hate to lose him as a governor, and i do not really think he would be able to deliver -- kentucky is very, very red. we have a very small blue spot that keeps us with a democratic mayor in louisville, kentucky. i have also been looking at mark kelly, and i think he could provide a lot of help, especially with gabby gifford and the gun control issues. the problem is somebody is going to lose. if it is mark kelly, they will lose their democratic senator. kyrsten sinema will no longer be a senator. it could possibly leave us with some kari lakes in arizona. someone is going to lose their senator or their governor as their pick. host: as far as personal qualities, what do you think andy beshear would bring if he were chosen? caller: he is a very young man. i think his day is coming. he has a good relationship with all of our border states. with ohio and indiana and such. various market -- very smart guy. he is just a good governor. host: that is lyle in kentucky talking about those

andy a beshear also reportedly canceling events this he could would. two.s up to harris to figure out who helps her win. a crowd went wild in texas yesterday when she accidently called herself a president at a funeral. >> it was sheely jackson bill made june juneteenth a federal holiday which as the united states senator i was proud to co-sponsor and then as president -- as vice president, it was my honor with the president. [laughter] >> with the president. [cheers] did was my honor. >> peter: overnight in some of that video we saw with the vice president and the president welcoming the hostages back to u.s. soil, that's actually the first time that they have been seen together on camera since he dropped out on july 21st and endorsed her. president biden plans this fly them wilmington. back to you. >> steve: they kept the press far away. peter, it sound like axios had an item that said it sounds like people think it's going to be a sitting governor because apparently the campaign is together donors, hey, if you work for a financial services outfit. you got

walz, pennsylvania pena, governor josh shapiro, arizona senator mark kelly kentucky governor andy beshear transportation secretary pete buttigieg, and illinois governor jb pritzker some contenders shifting their schedules as harris nears a decision, you know, every day we have to tweak the schedule that because things come up calls and meetings could you explain what those others joking about? >> fellow hopefuls clearing their calendars, lollapalooza is happening this weekend here in chicago. >> i've heard other governors talk about how they've canceled their weekend plans. i was going to perform, of course, with blink 182 sunday, but canceled in order to clear my schedule. >> the meetings poised to play a critical role in her selection process sources tell cnn harris is looking for a running mate that she gets along with personally and will not be a distraction, but her top consideration is electability assessing which contender will help most with independents and swing voters especially in the battleground states. i don't to donald trump, stop talking america this is the greatest count

i have this funny idea they elected someone like a beshear.y the way he wants to be in the senate, to run the common wealth. but the die hard here at the dnc. they don't really care about raising our standard of living. they don't care about lowering energy costs for working families. they don't care about our declining military recruitment. you are not going to hear anything about that here. not care about how many migrants in america. not far from where we are broadcasting tonight. what they're really committed to doing is to punishing donald trump and all of his followers. so, how are they passing the torch when they are stuck in a bitter time warp laced with lies? >> extremists coming out of the woods, carrying torches. their veins bulging, so emboldened by a president then in the white house that they saw as an ally. this will be the first presidential election since january 6th. on that day, we almost lost everything about who we are as a country and that threat -- this is not hyperbole. that threat is still very much alive. >> laura: an

pritzker of illinois, andy beshear of kentucky. it is unclear who is meeting with her in person but we have seen activity outside of her residence today, we did see a motorcade leave and return, it is unclear who was in the motorcade. as you mentioned, we saw former attorney general eric holder arrived at the home. holder overseeing the formal vetting process of these contenders that we know has now ended. harris is preparing to make this critical decision, making this announcement in the wake of another milestone that she hit yesterday when she officially clinched the democratic nomination and her campaign held a call with supporters after marking that milestone that the vice president herself joined, listen to some of her comments. >> here is the bottom line, i say it to all the friends on the call, we are going to win this election and it is going to take all of us, let's let folks know that our campaign is about the future and it is about expansion of rights and freedoms and for the opportunity of everyone to not just get by bu

they just seem to like beshear and they like walz better.good luck with that. >> steve: one of the reasons shawn fain. >> they don't like kelly either. >> steve: shawn fain who runs the uaw has a problem with shapiro's support of go school vowrches. which a lot of people do. >> brian: we don't want poor kids getting money to go to good schools. >> ainsley: meanwhile republicans love school choice. >> brian: totally mischaracterized it shawn fain what school vouchers are. only thing it's bad for for teachers unions. more kids make a choice instead of going to the public school they have to do. >> ainsley: the money will follow the child. >> brian: yes. we don't want that. >> ainsley: i bent to senator on fry da to sit down with usha vance the wife of j.d. vance running as vice president with donald trump. this is our first time talking to her since he was announced as vp. she is a lovely person. we went inside their home and spent a long time with her. we talked about their children and why they decided to got political route when they didn't

so i've got to go with beshear .g me say a name, steph. >> and evan, where do they all go after tuesday, right? three weeks ago people across this country had never heard of tim walz. they didn't know andy beshear. we didn't know wes moore. and now you've got scores of americans enthused, excited, thrilled about these next- generation democrats and the leaders they can be for us on a national level. come wednesday, for those on this list who don't get picked, or they just going to go back to their home states, being governor, so we are not going to see them again, or does kamala harris have a different plan for sort of the avengers of the democratic arctic? >> well i'm not sure what her plan is but i have to say i think your question is the reason why you are so adept, you have that reporter brain and i have that reporter brain, too, as much as i can. i spent the last actually few days talking to lieutenant governors under these governors that are being considered for vice president and the most interesting thing abo

and there's question they put to voters about some of the key candidates here, kelly shapiro, beshear, really people don't know much about any of these candidates so far, kelly, a little bit more, it's really, really early i'm seeing harry and talk grimaces here and i'm sure that those percentages or even too low on the don't know category motion, these guys not no clue who mark kelly, josh shapiro, andy beshear, but in a sense though, people don't know who real hope you don't have a real sense of kamala harris she's gonna have to define both herself and the vp. >> this makes her one of the more fascinating in campaigns, probably the most fascinating in my lifetime now i know him fairly young, but still and because you have basically a presidential candidate who just came onto the scene you know, rising to the top of the ticket within the last few weeks, then she's quickly picking her vp nominee. it leaves a wonderful process whereby we have this less than 100 day campaign in which the democrats are going to try to define themselves tell us very quickly, the republicans are obviously

andy beshear, like i said, can beat al gore. so they're kind of anchor. considerations, but it really comes down to chemistry how good they are in the campaign trail and and how comfortable they are in the traditional role of attack dog because that's what they're going to be doing most of the time you know, there's there's some thought that you want your bureau based in pennsylvania. are you want kelly base in arizona and just stay there and get the votes going appear with. there is an as many times as possible. so. it's it. i think this team reading is all you have no idea. and we will. we know really until starts to leak out probably tomorrow morning or maybe even tonight i was going to say my my a vote is going to be on tonight. but that is it early. >> reading. >> i think it was interesting with walls, you know, he's commenting is kind of been called the midwestern dad. so we've got the dad. we've got the al gore. we've got a whole mix. we've got the astronaut, right? so you know, i yeah. >> you do what you do in your 2 people in walton and kelly, wh

listen to what kentucky democrat governor andy beshear said about kamala harris' price fixes proposalt about trying to price fix but making sure that the economy is operating the way it should. but this is really supply and demand, which we all respect. it's just making sure that coming out of the pandemic, we're in difficult times that people aren't increasing the price of food just to make a bigger profit. all it is is making sure that capitalism stays within the guardrails and it's not new. we've been doing this in the states for a long time. stuart: kevin o'leary joining me now. i have a feeling you don't agree with that, do you? >> no, i don't. i have to look at it through the lens of an investor and invest in regardless of who's in the white house and put my ears up for the policy and spoke with dozens of investors and we're quite shocked and just from the 30,000 feet, we thought she was -- harris was going to reboot her whole position to the middle. the idea was to get the swing voters on board with her with a middle strategy. instead we're getting bidenomics 2.0, which is a sh

different people on the list, governors, senators, andy beshear, josh shapiro, mark kelly.ll be having interviews over the course of the weekend. when she announces them, we are not sure. we will know by tuesday when she holds a rally in pennsylvania with the pick. that has led to speculation that it could be josh shapiro, governor of pennsylvania. steve: full steam ahead to november. reporter: that will be. she has a short time to get out and sell herself to the people. this process of picking vp, i'm not sure how long it took obama but it was months, not weeks, which is what she has. less than 100 days before the election. she's hitting the battlegrounds. she's got a rally every day next week. with the vpn place, -- vp in place, that will help to sell the message. today is the first step toward getting out from behind president biden's shadow. steve: has there been reaction from donald trump to today's events? reporter: not yet. donald trump has criticized kamala harris getting the nomination, calling it a coup. republicans said it was unlawful because president biden sec

. >> reporter: the short list includes transportation secretary pete buttiigieg, aty beshear, mark kellyennsylvania governor, josh shapiro. >> if you had to say who you think she will pick, who do you think it will be? >> all right, if i had to pick, lay the money down, i think it would be tim waultz rr because i think there is worry about governor shapiro being jewish. the view with walz, you book end into rust belt states. >> reporter: on face the nation sunday, the president of the united automobile workers union, which has endorsed kamala harris, weighed in. >> i believe a harris beshear ticket would be unbeatable, i believe they would be such dynamic candidates, but we really like tim walz, hundred% behind labor. >> reporter: harris plans to campaign along side her running mate tuesday in pennsylvania, kicking off a battle ground state tour. >> after they leave philadelphia they are going to wisconsin, michigan, then north carolina, georgia, end up in arizona and nevada. they have a full week to push forward. >> reporter: heading into the tour, the latest cbs news pole shows harris

why is andy beshear wishing a member of my family get raped. what a disgusting person. i went to have them on later that day and here's how the governor tried to clarify. >> he is trying to make himself the victim. as a man, j.d. vance will never have to face any of this personally. obviously i would never wish harm on anyone, and it just again deflection, trying to make himself and donald trump the victims. >> harris: all right, wait a minute, if you ever needed an example of how intertwined or even may be complicit with the legacy and liberal media can be with the democratic party, they had the dude back on to try to say no, i wish j.d. vance's family member did not get raped. i i mean, come on. >> the whole thing is laughable, the whole interview with andrew mitchell is set up an order for andrew mitchell on msnbc to do cleanup for him. and she was laughing about this and siding with him and blowing off j.d. vance is absolutely correct response. exactly as you say, they are the propaganda arm of this party. it's all one thing, they are all sitting there just as you a

i mean right in this room last night, i listened to two men, senator warnock and andy beshear talkingt is after a series of abortion storytellers. this is stuff we haven't -- we don't have a model for what is going to happen and that, i think, is why steve's point that we're in the middle of a question mark moment is well taken. >> it does feel like there is less of a -- she will be the first woman president if she wins, first black and south asian woman. she's already been a lot of firsts in her career. >> yeah. >> but the issue of gender, it feels less forefront in 2024 than it did in 2016. can you explain that? >> well, i'm not sure -- it is presented differently. one of the things that you have to remember about hillary clinton's history as a presidential candidate, in 2008, the first campaign for the presidency, when she lost the primary to barack obama, she did not address her gender at all. there were exceptions as the campaign wore on. but she came out of the gate not wanting to make a big deal about being the first woman. she had instructions from her campaign staff to not em

pennsylvania governor josh shapiro, minnesota governor tim walz, illinois governor jb pritzcer, andy beshear and pete buttigieg. so keep practicing that phrase. kamalanomenon. they are feeling very positive about the momentum here. polling expert nate silver officially changed his assessment saying he no longer believes that donald trump is favored to win this race. he now considers this contest a tossup. the harris campaign is clearly looking for expanded paths to victory. potentially opening up the electoral map to include some of the states that barack obama won in 2008 and 2012. and they have assembled just the team they have done to do just that. kamala harris hired several of the legendary veterans of obama's campaigns to help round out her own campaign staff. they include david pluff, obama's former campaign manager. stephanie cutter, and jennifer palmieri, communications director for barack obama and hillary clinton. for each day it becomes clearer that the thing the internet has dubbed the kamalanomenon, that thing is real and that thing is showing no signs of going anywhere any tim

greatest country on the face of the earth. >> shapiro walz and kelly are seen as a top contenders with beshear also being looked at closely, shapiro and kelly hailing from key battleground states, this is not about me. >> this is about donald trump. and what a sad figure he has become and the vice president is spending her weekend here in washington at her home at the u.s. naval observatory. and sources tell cnn that these face-to-face meetings, they are absolutely critical. the call to her decision-making process ahead. and certainly, there could be additional candidates added to her schedule throughout the weekend a critical few days ahead as you works towards making that big decision by tuesday, sunlen serfaty, cnn, washington donald trump to is weighing in on the democratic vp search, though he claims he doesn't care who harris picks. so here's the republican nominee talking about what he thinks could happen if kamala harris chooses pennsylvania governor josh shapiro. >> if she picks shapiro, she's going to lose the palestinian vote. and that's fine everybody has their liabilities. i think

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the last couple of days, i was happy with all four finalist, andy beshear, mark kelly, tim walz, or josh, i would have been happy, but what you are going to see is the right track to define him as jesse did, but you are going to see that side-by-side picture of tim walz after he signed free school breakfast and free lunch, and someone like sarah huckabee sanders, who is a star in the republican party, got a prime speaking spot at the rnc, signing a bill to allow kids under 16 to be able to work. that is the contrast here. a guy who wants to put food in kids' bellies, and someone who wants kids to be able to work, and he is the real deal. he has what j.d. vance wishes that he wear. >> sandra: so you are questioning whether or not he is a socialist and we displayed a clip, one persons socialism is another persons neighborly nice, were his own words. >> jessica: i don't think people know the definition of socialism is. >> judge jeanine: okay, first of all, i think this pick reveals who she is. because we don't know who she is, she has pro, she is against, we don't know who he is, something

also on the short list, andy beshear, and transportation secretary pete buttigieg. >> i'm flattered to even be mentioned in this context and it's a very important choice and she's going to make the choice that is right for her, for the ticket and the campaign, but most importantly for the country. >> reporter: she's expected to announce tuesday night when the pair will appear at a campaign rally in philadelphia. before a multiday blitz through seven key battleground states. it comes after trump's controversial comments at the national association of black journalists on wednesday. >> do you believe that vice president harris is only on the ticket because she is a black woman? >> well, i can say maybe now it's a little bit different. so i've known her a long time indirectly, not directly very much, and she was always of indian heritage, and she was only promoting indian heritage. i didn't know she was black until a number of years ago when she happened to turn black, and now she wants to be known as black. so i don't know. is she indian or is she black? >> she has always identified as a

he's also their kentucky is andy beshear, who seems to really want it and then you've got the billionaire governor, jb pritzker of illinois now look, no one knows will get the kind of political rose. but her choice will be critical. so what are you going to look for? well, there's the electoral map to consider, of course maybe swing-state governor can help her win one of those swing states. there's also the vibe she has to be able to trust that person and feel they can be her partner in all of this. and could one day possibly, as the line of succession is, there could serve as president and of course, before and first rule of picking a vice presidential nominee do no harm j.d. >> vance now, the buzz around josh shapiro, it's unavoidable and it's why the press today was really trying to get anything out of my mean anything out of them do you expect kamala harris to ask you to run with hair considering all your success here. >> so i think that's a question for the vice president are you planning on meeting? >> vice president harris was weekend. >> i think any process questions like that sho

greatest country on the face of the earth shapiro walz and kelly are seen as a top contenders with beshearoked at closely, shapiro and kelly hailing from key battleground states, this is not about me. this is about donald trump. and what sad figure he has become the vice president is spending her weekend here in washington at her home at the u.s. naval observatory. and sources tell cnn that these face-to-face meetings, they are absolutely hello. critical to her decision making process ahead. and certainly, there could be additional candidates added to her schedule throughout the weekend. a critical few days ahead as you works towards making that big decision by tuesday, sunlen serfaty, cnn, washington donald trump says he's back king out of the abc debate. >> he previously agreed to and joe biden was the presumptive democratic nominee. now the republican nominee says he has agreed to participate in the debate moderated by fox news instead. according to trump, the new debate would be hosted in pennsylvania on september 4, with a live audience. it's not clear whether kamala harris has accept

greatest country on the face of the earth shapiro, walton, kelly are seen as a top contenders with beshear also being looked out closely, shapiro and kelly hailing from key battleground states this is not about me this is about donald trump. and what a sad figure he has become and vice president harris is spending your weekend here in washington, here at her home at the u.s. >> naval observatory now sources tells cnn that these face-to-face meetings that she will be holding over the next few days will be critical. a critical part of her selection process, her decision made taking process, and that there's the potential for other candidates to be added into the mix in a schedule. certainly a huge few days ahead for her as she moves towards making this decision. so by tuesday sunlen serfaty outside the vice president's official residence. >> thanks so much for bringing our correspondents and political insiders for this conversation. and i will start with you, isaac. you have a piece out that really dives into something that's been floating around in democratic circles related to josh shapiro

>>>the short list includes transportation secretary pete buttigieg kentucky governor andy beshear, minnesota governor tim walz, illinois governor j.b. pritzker, arizona senator mark kelly and pennsylvania governor josh shapiro. >>>>if you had to say today who you think she'll pick, who do you think it would be? all right, so if i had to pick and lay the money down i think it actually would be tim walz. and that's because i think there is some worry about governor shapiro being jewish. and with muslim american voters in michigan. the view with waltz is that even though you get him from minnesota, you book end into those rust belt states >>>on face the nation sunday, the president of the united automobile workers union, which has endorsed kamala harris, weighed in. >>>>i believe the harris and bashir ticket would be unbeatable. i believe both of them would just be such dynamic candidates. but we really like tim walz from minnesota. also think he's an awesome guy for labor, 100% behind labor. and those would be our top two if we had to pick any. >>>harris plans to campaign alongside her running

it is not clear if kentucky governor andy beshear and transportation secretary pete buttigieg are still in the running. today's in-person meeting was described as a, quote, chemistry test to see how the vice president interacts with the potential running mates. a final decision is expected tuesday at the very latest, because that's when harris and her vp pick are slated to start campaigning together. well, the harris campaign, also flaunting endorsements from nearly 30 republicans. it's part of the new republicans for harris initiative that launched today. the endorsements include a former white house press secretary under president trump and a national security official who worked as former vice president pence's national security adviser. republican cabinet members under president barack obama also listed mr. trump is already attacking some of the republicans for harris members on his social media site, truth social. meanwhile, the political action committee, or pac, which is backed by elon musk, is under investigation in michigan, so-called american pac was created in support of form

the list of possible vp picks include kentucky governor andy beshear, governor jb pritzker of illinois governor josh shapiro of pennsylvania and tim walz of minnesota, senator mark kelly of arizona and transportation secretary pete buttigieg, senator mark kelly and governor josh shapiro are viewed as the frontrunners. >> when you're flying a jet in combat, you learn to make some pretty quick decisions. so when i got to the senate, i didn't waste any time. i stood up to big pharma ending decades of broken promises. senator kelli releasing a campaign ad today, but while many view his border state status as a potential plus for her, some labor groups have called out his opposition to pro union laws. it's not freedom to tell people they can go vote. >> but he's going to pick the winner. that is not freedom. >> and that is what? just stopped. >> in the keystone state's governor, shapiro is viewed as a candidate who could give harrison edge in the important swing state of pennsylvania. however, critics of shapiro have questioned his stance on war between israel and hamas. shapiro has critici

contenders include pete buttigieg, kentucky governor andy beshear, tim walz, j.b. pritzker, arizona senator mark kelly in pennsylvania governor josh superior. donald trump returned to georgia on saturday with his running mate, ohio senator jd vance to rally in the pivotal state that he lost to joe biden in 2020. >> in 93 days, we are going to take back our country. >> harris has the most ultra left-wing agenda of any presidential candidate ever in history, there's never been anybody like this. >> tuesday at the same atlanta arena, harris challenged trump to debate her after he pulled out of the debate originally planned for mid september when president biden was still in the race. >> i do hope you will reconsider to meet me on the debate stage. >> trump posted on social media overnight saying that he wants to debate on fox news instead on september 4th, but the harris campaign says it will stick to the abc debate scheduled for the following week. >> you can download the cbs news app to be alerted when she officially announces her pick for vice president. >>> tensio

fair, but it does show you like the span of my party last night we saw aoc and andy beshear right? governor, the commonwealth of kentucky, where they hurt us down with dogs. >> okay. he's. a democrat who wins in one of the reddest states and aoc, who is on the progressive movement wing, coming into the mainstream establishment to endorse kamala harris. so i, as a strategist, i couldn't be happier. >> it's hard her to hold a diverse coalition together. contrast with the republicans from trump to trump's daughter-in-law, right? i mean, it's just not a very broad coalition, honestly. it's why trump didn't have mitt romney or paul ryan or president bush or vice president cheney, or any of the heroes of his party's recent past the way the democrats are doing here illyshin, i mean, all the former president's former first lady. >> i mean, it's so many people are here. o in fact, millard fillmore's a surprise. >> speak. tonight in prime time at about 4:00 a.m. i. that's an embarrassment of riches. so as a democrat and but also as a strategist, i'd rather have this broad coalition but then

carved out a couple hours tomorrow to sit down with who is left, could be sharm 've josh shapiro, beshearle who do know are not talking. >> kayleigh: i'm guessing josh shapiro. putting my money on it. >> brian: last week i thought it was mark kelly, now people feel that seat could be in jeopardy. i will turn to this camera, to headlines. less than two hours illegal migrant accused of killing laken riley is in court for status hearing. he's pleaded not guilty to charges of murder. 22-year-old laken riley was attacked and killed while out for a run in february, you may remember. the court will determine if her suspected killer will take a plea deal or go to trial? we'll have to pay for him. chevron announcing it is moving c corporate headquarters from california to houston, texas. oil and gas company will move to texas before end of the year and the companies all corporate functions will move to the lone star state over next five years. there are 2000 employees in california. more people leaving west coast because of taxes, lifestyle, weak on crime, homeless situation. >> steve: that is whe