joe biden: i, joseph robinette biden jr., do solemnly swear. john roberts: that i will faithfully execute. joe biden: that i will faithfully execute john roberts: the office of president of the united states. joe biden: office of president of the united states. david chalian: president biden obviously inherited the presidency at a very trying time. most americans did not yet have a vaccine, so the pandemic was still raging. the economy was still reeling because of the pandemic. [music playing] joe biden: i said i intended to get 100 million shots in people's arms in my first 100 days in office. tonight, i can say we're not only going to meet that goal. we're going to beat that goal. david chalian: americans were getting checks from the government to help them through the economic calamity that the pandemic had caused. so that was sort of a high water mark for joe biden. joe biden: today, i signed into law the american rescue plan, an historic piece of legislation that delivers immediate relief to millions of people, includes $1,400 in direct re

biden to joe.hink his own dignity had always been honored the way it should be. >> there's a story that joe biden writes about his father, and how they go to a christmas party, and the owner of the dealership at some point in that christmas party tosses out a bucket full of silver dollars onto the floor. his father was struck by all of these people scrounging around on the floor for these silver dollars. and so his father, in protest, quits immediately. >> it was supposed to be a kind of fun activity, but joe biden's father found it humiliating. joe biden has always had a chip on his shoulder, and that's something that he inherited from his father. his father was always alert to the risk of being humiliated and that's something that for not having as much status he ior influence or powerher. or education or money as anybody else. >> "the world doesn't owe you a living, joey," he used to say. he had no time for self-pity. >> failure would happen in everyone's life, but giving up was unforgivable. my

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biden hates barack, michelle hates biden. biden hates pelosi, and the clintons hit them all.s so fake. they're going to shower biden with love before they tell him to hit the showers. >> tonight will be a night that we can really celebrate joe biden and joe biden is the guy that we need to celebrate tonight and i think tonight will be a lot of fun because there'll be a lot of love in this arena behind me for joe biden. >> it's a deep gratitude that we're all going to show because under joe biden's leadership our children will feed their families with jobs he created, they will drive on roads that he built. >> we are going to blow the roof off of the united states state in terms of the praise for joe biden. he will know this. i love joe biden. >> jesse: they don't love biden the love that he left. the speech on the second it's over, you're going to hear is i ever leave. it like when you're with your girlfriend and you see your ex and you're forced to be nice and normal until she leaves and then you need to drink and mark that the chicago convention center. and don't buy the jo

, biden couldn't say no and i think there's a lot of bitterness on biden's part because of this , ande was anointed by those three individuals i just named. she was installed and biden was ousted and he was thrown into press conferences on purpose, because it was to expose his frailty. kamala harris is now being insulated from the media lions den, also on purpose. liz: let's listen to biden's former chief of staff. >> you know, the president was pushed by public calls from elected officials for him to dropout, from donors calling him to dropout. i think it was unfortunate because i think that the president had won the nomination fair and square. 14 million people went and voted for him and the vice president. liz: wow, he shouldn't have dropped out. final word, caroline. >> that's an old school take these days to say hey what about the democratically nominated nominee? why doesn't he actually become the guy whose on the ticket rather than this random kind of puppet who was put in at the last minute. she didn't win a single primary vote. we don't know what she stands for or rather we k

the biden justice department is not charging hunter biden with former lobbying violation ises.nian businessman had hired hunter biden and his business associates to try to get the u.s. government agencies to stop this bribery investigation, corruption investigation into this romanian official. so it goes deeper and deeper. >> i think one of the things that should be further explored is the relationship with louis freeh, the former fbi director under president clinton, and his long relationship with the bidens. his engagement in this issue related to, hey, let's go softer on them, he -- evidently, at least according to news reports -- had used his influence there at the department of justice to try to lean on these governments. and, you know with, eventually this person in romania was found guilty. but, still, there was a lot of money that ended up in, guess what? joe biden's grandkids' accounts, $100,000. and i think louis freeh should have to answer that question, why did that happen? elizabeth: it's more profound than even nixon's beat gait. we'll have you back on, brianna, s

the biden administration has been one of— the biden administration has been one of the — the biden administrationtrations in history. major legislation has been passed in a record _ legislation has been passed in a record amount of time in the past three _ record amount of time in the past three years — record amount of time in the past three years. vice president harris -ets three years. vice president harris gets an _ three years. vice president harris gets an opportunity to talk about that record working close and side try that record working close and side by side _ that record working close and side by side with president biden, but also talking about her plans for the future _ also talking about her plans for the future and — also talking about her plans for the future and mary is exactly right on the trust _ future and mary is exactly right on the trust issue. at the end of the day, _ the trust issue. at the end of the day, for— the trust issue. at the end of the day, for the _ the trust issue. at the end of the day, for the american people this is a choice _ day, for the american people t

better position than biden is -- she's in better position than biden is or was. i think that david's point is a very good one. she is a new person who's in the mix even though there's nothing new about her. she's been the sitting vice president so she comes into the race in some ways with the burden of incombancy and yet that burden hasn't been as heavy as one would have assumed given that biden was really struggle with opinions about how well he'd do as president. i think she's also been helped by not just the fact that republicans seem to have a messaging challenge, i think they too thought that the polls that they were seeing pre-biden dropping out were going to hold, that she'd come into the race deeply unpopular, that people held a very low opinion of her, whether she was smart enough or whether she was capable enough to be able to do this job. the polls that we've seen over the last few days really have up-ended that theory. so there was some -- i don't know if it was hubris or hope that she was going to be as weak if not a weaker candidate, and she's also

they also found that while biden was serving as vice president that biden family got more than $8 million in loans from democrat benefactors and they said that those loans have never been repaid. those are the best kinds of loans aren't they? this report says in part that vice president biden actively participated in this conspiracy by among other things attending dinners with his family, foreign business partners and speaking to them by phone with hunter biden, republicans are calling out a 2014 dinner that hunter biden and his family attended with the russian oligarch and they said after that dinner that oligarch gave three and a half million dollars to hunter biden's firm very quickly. several witnesses testified that hunter biden invoked his father and business dealings with romanian, chinese, kazakhstan e. and ukrainian companies. in addition to other companies and people. resulting in millions and millions of dollars flowing into the biden family. as everybody knows three and a half million dollars was sent from the mayor of moscow, the mayor of moscow's wife. remember when i brough

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listen to what jill biden said about biden's decision to drop out of the race.im dig deep into his soul and decide to no longer seek reelection and endorse kamala harris with faith and conviction, joe knows that the nation's strength doesn't come from intimidation or cruelty. it comes from small acts of kindness that healed deep wounds from service to the communities that make us who we are, from love of our country that shines with promise and renewal. stuart: the first lady insists it was joe's decision. what do you think? >> no one is telling the truth, nancy pelosi is not standing the -- barack obama is not telling the truth when he put out that tweet that saluted joe and his life of service, he was behind it, nobody is telling the truth, hillary clinton, the bidens are resentful of her for getting the not in 2016 from obama and losing it. michelle obama is upset because of the way the bidens treated bo biden's widow. she was pushed out of the entire family because of the affair she had with hundred. no one is telling the truth. president biden, if he was so

in this first term of the biden administration? guest: first of all, she struggles to communicate well. you see it a lot in some of her speeches and her remarks. a lot of conservatives describe them as word salads but even professionals in washington know that she puts too many dependent clauses on her -- in her speeches. she sort of spirals, spends a lot of time talking, defining her terms too often. so you see this on the right criticizing these kind of moments that recall the hbo comedy show about the vice president, they compare her leadership style to that. even on a policy level, she also has struggled, certainly with the immigration issue. she really struggled to move the needle on that and several other positions as well. host: she was on abc yesterday and she was asked about the southern border. here is what she had to say. [video clip] >> did you watch that border video down in el paso and does that send a message to americans that the border is secure? vice president harris: we are very clear and most americans are clear

she says here is new way forward but new way forward to her and her team is the biden plan. and the biden spending plans that we have in place, so until she o pivots into their own ideas price controls aside, there isn't really a true economic platform to run on that is going to make any financial sense, numbers have to work. >> yeah, i mean look. then kamala whose running mate tricia your take on this learning more about tim walz and relationship with americas's largest adversary that is china when walz was teacher praised chinese custom calling it a system everyone the same everyone shares comments reporting in nebraska alliance times herald in 1991 highlighted walz student exchange programs in china your reaction to this running mate who is clearly positive toward china, what should we expect? more you know soft approach on number one adversary? >>. tricia: tim walz could use history 101, ska ka could use economics 101, a hundred million people plus killed at the hands of communism whether starvation, execution list goes on we i don't tell have won who one heartbeat away

for the biden/trump debate it was high risk for biden. for trump/harris debate it will be higher risk for trump. i agree. he doesn't have too. >> yeah, he does. you mentioned the questioning of brett kavanaugh. my favorite questioning, senator harris's question, jeff sessions who got so flummoxed, to use her words, that the then ag said you're making me nervous. you covered the democratic national convention for the freeport journal standard in 1968 and that the time today's election has been compared with. you covered many presidential campaigns. where does this campaign, the 2024 campaign, fit into history? >> this is a historic campaign by any measure. it is one of the most interesting campaigns. it is historically consistent because of the stakes in this election. we've known that from the very beginning. this is a very consequential election. what direction will america take into thousand 24? is it going to go back to donald trump and all the that means for the future of the country or is it going to turn a page? as long as it was tr

well, i'm not as optimistic as joe biden. joe biden optimistic asjoe biden. joe biden needs to be optimistic to help his side of the campaign, but i think a lot relies on fundamental change in the israeli position. israel needs to come out and properly accept the framework of this agreement was announced on the sist this agreement was announced on the 31st of may by biden. when it was announced then that hamas accepted it, they had some questions about it, they had some questions about it, some the details we can go into later on, but the israelis came and using the words, this is the first time an important change in position of the nation and i think more will follow in france yesterday and any possibility of participating in an attack if israel were attacked and there are exchanges taking place and there are exchanges taking place and we hope those on the talks will lead to the ability to fundamentally look forward to a permanent cease—fire and they can continue to play games to try to reach a temporary cease—fire and take the hostages and continue to finish off hamas and push the palesti

biden.re, trump campaign's karoline leavitt is next. >> carley: first lawrence jones will look at what is coming up. >> lawrence: i miss you guys, i'm here in chicago. we'll hold down the forthere. pushed out of prime time, president biden touting his record and denying angry about be being booted from the ticket. kamala harris working to erase his legacy that she helped create, will voters buy it? we'll ask them. we'll ask bepete buttigieg reco. and i went to an event yesterday and asked about kamala harris' biggest accomplishment. this is what they said, watch. no, okay. sean hannity, harris faulkner and jackie deangelis. live top of the hour, see you in a bit. >> todd: president biden blaming former president trump for the biden border crisis while touting the border as a winning issue for him and kamala harris. listen. >> trump continues to lie about the border. here's what he won't tell you: trump killed the strongest bipartisan border deal in the history of the united states. the resul

james biden, president biden's brother, and his son hunter biden.known, they have said openly they received millions of dollars in contracts from foreign businessmen for consulting including some in china who were connected with the state energy complex there. this is an attempt to connect about 13 dots republicans said they found suspicious. but when you read through it, there are allegations they were code words used to describe joe biden, but those are disputed. others around joe biden say no, those codewords were not about joe biden. in the end, there is no direct evidence in the report, and there was nothing new in it today, that connects joe biden to the idea that there should be profiting off of his position. nevertheless, the republicans say the circumstantial evidence they gathered was enough. here is the conclusion from their repose. they wrote, president biden's -- constitutes impeachable conduct. what are they doing? they wrote the committees present this information for evaluation and consideration of appropriate next steps. what does t

he did biden present. biden did no such thing. so there's this people need to have some reality infused in their optimism i'm glad that people are feeling better. i'm glad that people excited. but anybody that looks at this with any sense of history, any sense of objective cities sees that there's plenty possible pitfalls that we face. what we need to acknowledge that and stop being giddy all the time. >> a neck and neck race, indeed, james carville always good to have you on. thank you so much. aaron all right. >> well, jake, you know, it's unifying as the national party convention is supposed to be, and it certainly is going to be that way here. james taylor epitomise that there are some big name democrats who are not going to be here did you can see right now we're getting ready for the speeches and you see president joe biden right behind us, jake, on the stage getting ready. he's going to be speaking tonight during his walk through jill biden and is there as well and kaitlan, i believe is right down there in front of them as

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jill biden.en, their daughter, and then president joe biden tonight is the keynote speaker on this first night. nancy cordes is our chief white house correspondent. what will be here from president biden? >> nancy: the buzzword from white house officials i've spoken to his "optimism." they keep stressing it's going to be an optimistic speech. he will talk about himself but in the context of the fight that he has been waging for the past four years with kamala harris at his side, their joint accomplishments, and then he will pass the torch. he will remind people why he chose kamala harris as his vice president to begin with. he will talk about her strength and make it clear there are no bad feelings. he's wholeheartedly embracing her as the nominee. and they keep stressing, he's going to talk about the future, not about the past. >> norah: we saw in robert costa's interview with president biden, he is almost in some ways annoyed that people don't give him credit for his legislative accomplishments

joe biden saw the writing on the wall but know what mixture biden do anything he doesn't want to do.hose poles and kamala harris' and things have been spot on 628 days ago and joe biden stepped on as a nominee for that is why every poll she's ahead of trump and many of them. she's light years ahead of her biden was i look forward to seeing the unity this week. >> on while parts of near times reported on was the fact that in 10 days after the disastrous debate performance and biden managed to call 10 congressional democrats kamala harris in 10 hours called 100 and locked up luck thatthe nomination 48 hour. for all of that aside kamala harris and have better policies or should have pretty brilliant thing in 48 hours of places ovr the top of the ticket. i keep in mind the first time she appeared with her vice presidential candidate select the tim walz they never mentioned biden at all. at the end of the day he has now fulfilled his useful duty. i think it's fitting when you dive into coverage about him you see to charlie's and point it has been without power all along he never made any

biden is increasingly a nonfactor and the only issue foh biden is how fast can kamala distance herselfm.ra: >> laura: jason come i want totl get to that point. we talked about it a little bit with j.d. vance. but this idea that kamala harris anf god her staff goes to axiosd says, okay, this is what we are going to do one friday. we will try to step away from biden and hurled positions because we think they are deepl unpopular. and then we will get all wound p about biden being slighted? the story tonight is that wor kamala harris campaign is deeply worried. and one point with the fox poll, that is extremely significant the pupil that came out today. it irumps way too close to be gd news for the democrats and trumi is up one on fox. >> the problem is molly harris has no principles or driving a imperative. she is simultaneously trying tr wrap herself arounwad the bidenm agenda, calling it a great success.d she was the last person in theab room on afghanistan and all these issues. we have a videotape of her talking about the issues. she has to say, no, max with this perso onen and i will

joe biden was polling at 40%.the hopi and chronicles. >> i would love to talk about the swing state polling. national is one thing. there is some interesting things from bloomberg in swing states. there is a discrepancy in terms of what is happening in michigan and pennsylvania. michigan it shows harris beating by 11 points but losing by four points in pennsylvania. obviously does a different state but that is a massive swing. what do you think accounts for that? >> it is like a sketch not a photograph. it is the sketch into a window of time. sometimes they are right and sometimes they are not. there has been a lot of polling this week and last week. last week, harris caught up and it became even. this week the balance show her ahead by a little bit. things got a little bit better. in the two battleground polls, there was a public opinion strategy poll of five states. in the two combined, she is ahead in at least one of them in nevada, arizona, michigan, pennsylvania and wisconsin. the map has gotten much better.

president joe biden will take center stage tonight. he is expected to outline his signature accomplishments, both he and first lady jill biden are slated to speak and the theme is for the people. morimoto -- more on what we expect from the bidens in just a moment. c-span's live coverage will be over the next four days and as we have for the last four decades, our coverage of the democratic national convention will be gavel-to-gavel in its entirety with no interruption, and no commentary. behind me, the delegates are starting to come to the convention floor for the first day. here is what we expect. at around 6:15 eastern time, the gavel will come down on the first session. it is excited to last until 11:00 p.m. eastern -- it is expected to last until 11:00 p.m. eastern. after that we will open up the phone lines to get your reaction. the president will speak last tonight. he is the keynote speaker. the theme is going to be passing the torch. before he speaks, the first lady, jill biden is also expected to give remarks along with the fo

and first lady jill biden are optimistic. they're focused on the future. on things that matter greatly to the american people, that they're determined to get done in the remaining five months. the cancer moon shot, there was a wonderful event at tulane that cedric was at with them. i had a chance to be with the president in austin as he was talking about the 60th anniversary of the voting rights act. he made some bold proposals about court reform. there's work to do abroad and at home. he's not just the leader of the free world, he's actually leading the free world. there's a war in ukraine and a determination on his part and many of us to make sure that ukraine gets the resources to win this fight. so whether it's the celebratory and positive event he just did with the vice president about prescription drug price reduction, or it's campaigning no, one loves to campaign like joe biden. will you see him campaigning with some joy and some lift in pennsylvania and around the country and focusing on the job that's yet to be done.

but joe biden's courage, joe biden's faith in us, joe biden's determination to heal the soul of our nation gave us hope and gave us confidence. someone who has himself been knocked down by life time and again. joe biden knows the grit and determination of the american people. he believed in us and joe biden helped us get back up again. using the incredible skills you develop in many years in the u.s. senate, joe got passed and signed into law the most consequential legislation of any president in 60 years. helping our veterans, advancing gun safety. cutting prescription drug prices , fighting climate change, rebuilding bridges and broadband, bringing manufacturing back to america. together, joe and kamala helped rebuild our economy from the middle up, to the bottom up in the middle out, not from the top down. and they made our families safer and our country stronger at home and abroad. today, we are so much better off because they believed in us and our democracy. and our incredible first lady jill biden. [applause] our incredible first lady, jill biden. our incredible first lady, jill bid

lincoln and joe biden? liz: seriously? nancy pelosi thinks biden should be up on mount rushmore? sound and more of that and fox news gregg jarrett is here to react. first, kamala harris is about to announce vice presidential pick and new backlash growing inside the democrat party about this. mark simon thinks who it will be. we'll talk about that next and we're state of america excited. stay right there. >> prices have gone up. and families and individuals are dealing with the realities of that bread cost more and gas costs more, and we have to understand what that means. that's about the cost of living going up. (luke) this will be a gold mine of local intel. just you wait. (marci) right. so, tell us about this corn festival? (stylist 1) oooh you got your corn pudding... you got your corn chowder... (marci) so... is it safe around here? (stylist 2) sometimes. (luke) if a family of eight were to need a cold plunge, where would they find it? (stylist 1) ...and then they dip it in butter, then bam, it goes right in. (stylist 2) ...really cute vampire bar. (stylist 1) the reverend d

jill biden.sident kamala harris tries to define herself as the nominee. >> i very much consider us the underdog. we have a lot of work to do to earn the vote of the american people. >> harris will formally accept the nomination on the thursday. her running mate, tim walz, takes the stage wednesday amid a packed lineup of top democrats over the coming four days, and in an attempt to draw away the spotlight, donald trump is planning his campaign's busiest week yet, while ignoring pleas from allies, including lindsey graham, to stop his personal attacks. >> have you heard her laugh? that is the laugh of a crazy person. i say that i am much better-looking than her. i think i'm much better -- much better. i'm a better-looking person than kamala. >> we begin this historic week in politics with my colleagues, nbc white house correspondents monica alba and mike memoli. so, mike, this could essentially be -- well, it will be president biden's biggest audience. he will give most likely a farewell speech in

those are things that we heard from the biden administration, the biden campaign before. with this new campaign i think in some ways vice president harris does not have to worry about some of the baggage president biden did have to worry about. she is able to talk freely about some of her ideas and we got to actually hear a little bit of that last night as she addressed the economy, she talked about reproductive freedom. that was a big issue in arizona. it will likely be a ballot measure come november but she also talked about immigration. we were not so certain about how far she would go in that part of the conversation yesterday but i want to have your hair a little bit what she said about immigration policy. >> i was attorney general of the border state. i went after the transnational gangs, the drug cartels and human traffickers. i prosecuted them in case after case, and i won. we know our immigration system is broken, and we know what it takes to fix it. comprehensive reform that includes strong border security and an earned pathway to citizenship. >> you know, in th

. -- sort of biden on steroids.— biden on steroids.n steroids. i will have to cut you off because - biden on steroids. i will have to cut you off because i - biden on steroids. i will have to cut you off because i think we will witness the vice president on stage. there she is. let's go right to the stage. it is so good to be with everyone this evening in ms hall and everyone at home. it will be a great week. i want to kick us off by celebrating our incredible presidentjoe biden. who will be speaking later tonight. joe, thank you for your historic leadership, for your historic leadership, for your lifetime of service to our nation and for all you will continue to do. we are forever grateful to you. thank you, joe. and looking out at everyone tonight, i see the beauty of our great nation. people from every corner of our country and every walk of life are here. united by our shared vision for the future of our country and this november we will come together and declare with one voice as one people, we are moving forward. with optimism, h

we will hear speeches from hillary clinton, jill biden and joe biden.o the convention floor. >> i'm a lifelong republican, former trump loader and i will not -- voter and i will not be voting for trump. >> my name is norma, i am a two time trump voter. i will not be voting for trump this time. >> i'm embarrassed to say i voted for trump in 2016. >> donald has nothing but contempt for the american people. for those to claim to be his base, he is interested only in benefiting himself. >> everything he said he would do, he did not. i don't trust he can do the right thing. >> we have seen what donald trump really is. he disgusts me. >> i don't think the man can be trusted. he talks out of both sides of his mouth. he is dishonest. i hate the way he disrespects women. >> voting against trump and for kamala harris is the right thing to do. ♪ >> please welcome new york governor kathy hochul. ♪ gov. hochul: hello, democrats. are you ready to elect kamala harris the first president of the -- female president of the united states? yes, you are. friends, like so ma

compare that to early july when trump led biden by a point. a spike in voter enthusiasm is helping to drive harris' momentum, but trump does lead on several major issues like the economy and immigration. our political director and washington bureau chief, rick klein, is here with the breakdown of what this race looks like on the eve of the democratic national convention. good to see you this morning, rick. what a change. >> yeah, martha. as you mentioned, that lead that donald trump had has been entirely erased and even turned around in kamala harris' direction in the last couple of weeks. harris now leading trump by five points among all adults in our polling and four points among registered voters. that's critical when you think about the battleground where this race remains in the mid-single digits. you see an even more dramatic change of what happened over the last month or so. joe biden was leading younger adults by two points. it's now harris plus 20. among black voters, biden was lead big a healthy 60. well, harris is up 72 among black

has suffered a bid from joe biden? ,, , :, ~ biden? she will be talking about the _ biden?she will be talking about the future, our- biden? she will be talking i about the future, our theme biden? she will be talking - about the future, our theme of this convention is for the people, for the future, a lecture was about the future and it's not about the future of kamala harris tim it's about the future of everyday folks living across america and she articulated a big part of that vision just last week, talking about how can we reduce the cost of groceries, how can we make sure that if you are diabetic, you can get access to inexpensive insolent, the seniors have a $35 month but everybody else doesn't. how do we make sure that we are continuing investment in affordable housing, like the uk, we have a real serious crisis in affordable housing here in the us and uc articulated concrete steps, childcare tax cut as well because we know how to reduce childhood poverty in this why? because we did in 2021 with a childcare tax on only one year in duration and republicans refuse to ma

now that joe biden is not running for reelection, other news outlets are willing to report that the bidenatz this poinl. they sat on documents that showed hunter biden tried to use his father's influence to help with ukraine. hunter hired by a roman oligarch to protect joe biden's mpoliticl image. now he's off the stage, now suddenly we hear about this reporting. i asked this question, how is joe biden still president of the united states? he does not work. look at his schedule? he can't run the country for four years, but he can be president for four years. today no public events. 3:00 quick call with president of ppanama. he does not receive intelligence briefing until 4:00 p.m. in the afternoon. do our terist ares sleep on wednesdays? where is outrage? pointed questions outside of jacqui heinrich and peter doocy. all of it will come out now, where is it coming from? you hear about friction between biden camp and harris camp, either way everybody vin diindicated going back to 2019. >> todd: there is something else here, joe biden is still president, that fact has not changed. any presid

, that ghost did for biden.e stage. it's doing now for trump. and i thought that was such an interesting point, actually, that the business of the two men being too old and just too out of touch with modern america has now turned into the business of one man being too old and out of touch with america. and of course, the big question is the reasons why all of those changes have happened, and how certain we can be that kamala harris is ahead in the places and with the groups that would be really meaningful and mean that she has a real chance of winning. so there's an awful lot to unpack. there is. and when we look at the polls, of course, as we always warn, they're a snapshot of where we are now, not a prediction of what's going to happen in november. but in a tumultuous time like this, it's very important to look at where we are today and how voters are reacting to these huge changes. and we're going to unpick what they mean nationwide and, crucially, what they mean in those key swing states that could define th

of biden nomics only a few months ago, also bragging at about the wonders of biden nomics. but now suddenly t of, after her coronation, kamala is, quote, hoping to distanceelves herself from the biden-harris economy, which even carryingfr pierre points out, is kind of laughable. like susan rice said. >> watch. when did you guys learn that vice president harrisst wants to distance herselanf froe biden-nomics h? u thin >> why do you think that?k axios is now reporting that shea is hoping to distance herself from president biden's unpopularityying to di on the en >> can you blame her? do you know this is the biden-harris administration? you >> a are you aware that thiswa is the biden-harris administration and she is indeeshindeed tesidend the v. >> i could not. do you do doocy job too tough.s it would be too stressful anyway, for one's karine jean-pierre is absolutely right. kamala harris is indeed the vice president of, den ha the biden-harris administration. and yet the lastrrdministratione the room and yeah, played a key role in all of the economi ic and even cast the tie b

joe biden knew it was his laptop. you know if someone is that comfortable lying to 50 million people. >> ainsley: it affected the election, too. people were asked if you knew about the laptop story, would you have voted for biden? a lot of people said no. >> brian: trump put the fbi director there, cia director there, director of national intelligence said this laptop is real, john ratcliffe. >> lawrence: what do we say to zuckerberg 3-1/2 years later? like thank you? every major scandal, we report when people are late. we've been talking from the beginning, we have reporters to to source this stuff and talk about political pressure and intel agencies, people trying to do the job. he comes around 3-1/2 years later saying we've got it wrong. the election is over now. what are they going to do different? are they hands off? >> steve: last thing you would say to him is thank you. he said in this letter, the administration pressured us, but it was our decision, we own that decision. the fbi said look out for disinformatio

joe biden! for the love of god, let's hear from biden!elcome ashley biden. >> desi: not that biden! it is 11:00. you can't be introducing new bidens right now! do we have to go through the whole family? is commander biden going to come out after this? [cheers and applause] it was so late by the time biden actually got on the stage, even the right-wing pundits were insulted. >> a sitting president pushed out of prime time. >> it was incredibly disrespectful. i mean, no matter your politics or how you feel about the current commander in chief, he is the current president of the united states. >> i almost felt badly for him. >> it was the ultimate slap in the face. >> is this really how you treat someone that you love? i just think that's disgusting. >> desi: i'm sorry. i'm very confused here. do you guys hate him or not? "joe biden is a corrupt leader of a crime family who stole the presidency, and how dare they keep him up past his bedtime! the nerve!" the nerve!" [cheers and applause] but finally, joe biden took the stage at 11:26 eastern

they backed biden-harris in 2020.ut this time around they left the door open, bret, for that possibility they could endorse the former president. >> bret: mark meredith "fox news live" savannah, thanks. the republican ticket is spending overtime in rust belt states attacking vice president harris and the biden administration for losing manufacturing jobs to china. as mentioned earlier, former president trump will be in michigan tomorrow. correspondent aishah hasnie joins us now from grand rapids with the latest. good evening, aishah. >> aishah: bret, good evening to you. so right now senator j.d. vance is in route to wisconsin where he will hold a rally near -- excuse me, he will hold a rally there shortly in the next hour and he was making a campaign stop in erie, pennsylvania earlier today as the strategy for this ticket now is to target the rust belt states. as they try to court suburban women and independents and middle class voters through their number one issue which is the economy. the harris campaign is taking

i want to see jill biden and joe biden and go to bed. to get sleep tonight. >> brian: they cut james taylor and debby wasserman, schultz out. they had speakers with no discipline, i guess that is not unique. last month things went off like a top. we will replay jack tapper's comments. it was long, 49 minutes, all over the place and vann jones said it could have been shorter. >> lawrence: it was full of things that said everything is right with america. board of county commissioners border has been fixed, they have given goodies to the american people. after he painted such a glowing picture of administration, why would they force guy like that out of the race? >> steve: here is the thing about go ing past prime time. if you do a tv show, have a tv producer doing it, if they just had politicians saying, these are people we owe five be minutes to, 75 people speak before joe biden, it was poorly produced anda jacqui heinrich was highlighting, people inside the biden circle are like, they are screwing him. he has to give the speech, he never

joe biden as them. watch that national black journalism association event and i was appalled. >> want to start by addressing the elephant in the room, sir. a lot of people did not think it was appropriate for you to be here today. you have pushed false claims about some of your rivals from nikki haley to former president barack obama sank they were not born in the united states, which is not true. you have told for american women of color to american citizens to go back to where they came from you have use words like animal and rabid to describe black district attorneys you attack black turtle is calling them a loser saying the questions they ask or quote stupid and racist. if i dinner with the white supremacist at your mar-a-lago resort. so, my question, sir, now you are asking black supporters to vote for you, why should black voters trust you after you have use a language like that? >> first of all i don't think i've ever been asked the question in such a horrible manner. you don't even say hello, ho

tonight is about president biden. he is delivering the keynote address this evening in a symbolic passing of the torch. certainly it is not the convention the president would have anticipated, even just a month back. he thought he would be speaking on thursday, not monday. he thought he would be the one accepting the nomination to represent his party again this november. instead, he will be an opening act handing off, if you will, to the vice president. certainly he and the other speakers tonight which include the first lady and secretary of state clinton, will talk about biden's accomplishments over the first four years but then there will be a transition as well. he make the case that the vice president is the person to pick up the torch going forward. he always will levy a series of attacks on president trump, i'm told, aides previewing a bit of his address. maura, this will be the start of what i think will be four celebratory days inside that arena. a month ago there was a sense of almost dread heading into the d