>> the biden harris administration, and vice president harris in particular, just to stay on track.y are doing a fabulous job, they have to stay on message, they also have to be prepared for the racist, and massage and stick attacks that are bound to increase in frequency, but also, in the speed of them. there will be undercurrents on social media, the national rag, for a lack of a better description, will attack her. so, if the biden harris team, literally, have to be ready for those attacks, they also, as you mentioned, just have to say, we are all for reproductive rights. we are all for lgbtq+ rights. and, we do believe in protecting the environment. by the way, we also believe in gun control. really, it is a simple us talking about policies that americans care about, that matter in the day today lives, it did to have the outside of the white house doing those attacks against the gop. to bring forth up and coming, but also, the statesman of the democratic party, to make sure that any attacks against terrorists, in particular, are countered in an effective way. >> aren't attacks a

but there's something here that the biden/harris administration can message.s there something here. we know that the president, for example, called ralph yarl, and they had a long conversation we know how he feels about this. is there something to take from this in terms of moving the ball forward even a little? >> look, i think so, chris the reality is, and you all -- we were speaking about the stand your ground laws a moment ago, the stand your ground laws come from state legislatures across the country, right that is how those laws are put in the books in states from florida to missouri and many states in between. stitt legislatures are the people that introduce and pass those bills. i think if the white house had done as much as they could, particularly on the issue of gun reform, after the shooting at covenant school, i remember see the president on the tarmac, and he was asked particularly about what can he do now and if you read the transcript it sounded kind of flippant, he said, i've done all i could. i watched the video and he looked exacerbated he h

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a national co-chair of the biden harris 2024 campaign. congressman clyburn, welcome back to the show. your famous fish fry was last night! what are you hearing there about the biden harris pitch of, let's finish the job! >> thank you very much for having me, jonathan. last night was a great night. this virus not quite as big as 2019, but it was just as energetic. people are on fire for the biden harris ticket. unlike anything i've seen in south carolina before. and our guest speaker, last night, for the -- took place just before the fifth -- was the governor roy cooper of north carolina. he was on fire. i will tell you, it was one of the best nights that i've experienced in south carolina politics ever. >> so, congressman, in a recent nbc news poll, 48% of people who say they didn't want the president to run for another term say age is a major reason why he should not run. nikki haley, the former south carolina governor candidate for the republican nomination had this to say, which was a bank shot of a comment about biden's age. listen an

biden. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." what would it take to get 51 intelligence officials to agree the hunter biden's laptop was filled with russian disinformation and nothing for joe biden to worry about. that's what we're learning from mike morrell's testimony to congress. you know the current secretary of state antony blinken used to work for the biden campaign. morel under oath say it blinken played a role in the inception of that intel memo weeks before the presidential election. house judiciary chairman jim jordan. >> it was a total political operation. it wasn't russian disinformation. the laptop story looks to be true. the way the then vice president biden did it was made it seem like it was organic. it was choreographed. it was their names and title. it was accurate when it wasn't. that's the scariest thing of all. that letter became the basis for keeping this information from the american people. >> harris: let me show you an example of what chairman jordan is talking about there and how the current president fit

all of that has gone in to protect hunter biden and the biden family. >> harris: they weren't going toook at it right away because they were busy trying to convince the world the laptop information didn't exist. first we were told it wasn't hunter biden's. even the maintenance guy at the shop where he left it could have dispelled that. it didn't deter them from telling anybody. this is how they furthered that lie. new op-ed calling out joe biden and the 51 spies of 2020. after bombshell reporting that the biden campaign actually helped gin up the disinformation about hunter biden's laptop. why is public trust in american institutions, including the press in a freefall? one reason is the revelation last week the biden for president campaign helped to organize an open letter that spread disinformation about hunter biden's famous laptop computer. matt taibbi pointed out the dangers of the legacy media ignoring the importance of this story. let's watch together. >> scanned the pages of mainstream news coverage today and you will not see anybody covering that story. what kind of country are

under the biden harris administration the u.s.-r.o.k. alliance has grown beyond the peninsula and is now a force for good around the world. the two leaders had developed a rapport over the course of the less than one year since the president took office in korea and they have had a total of four engagements already just in that short time our economic and people to people ties will be front and center around this visit during the biden administration alone just in the last two plus years, the republic of korea has invested over $100 billion in the united states. that is transiting to jobs across this country. this includes the samsung semiconductor fab in texas, hyundai's work to build and ev factory, significant new investments by sk and battery plants among others. the summit will also celebrate what we have been able to do under president yoon's leadership since he took over from unveiling the first ever indo pacific strategy to being the first president of the r.o.k. to ever attend a nato summit to cohosting the second summit for dem

the biden-harris administration stands with you. and you have a president who has vowed to be the most pro worker, pro union president in history, end quote. the president's and democrats' ultimate goal here is passage of the pro act which ms. su supports. this legislation, a major priority of big labors, would implement a national version of california's assembly bill 5 only without the california bill's exemptions as well as a number of other provisions designed to appease union bosses. if the pro act passed, its antiindependent contractor provisions could wreak havoc on whole industries like trucking which would not only be bad for affected workers but for our entire economy. the last thing that we need during a time of supply chain problems, for example, is an unnecessary reduction in the number of truckers carrying food and goods around our country. i've introduced legislation in the past to help gig workers and i was proud to join senator tim scott this week in introducing his employee rights act, legislation that would protec

assaulted her in a department store dressing room today is day two of that trial, but we begin with biden and harris. abc's linsey watts has the latest from washington. lindsey good morning. good morning, andrew. democrats here in washington appear to be lining up behind biden, but critics are critics are asking if the democratic party is being undemocratic by shutting out potential challengers for more here or more here. union workers cheering president biden and his first appearance since announcing his reelection campaign. his campaign video warning that democracy is at stake and touting his record on jobs and infrastructure. vice president kamala harris last night also addressing what promises to be a key issue in the campaign on abortion rights. we are living, i do believe, in a moment in time where so many of our hard won freedoms are under attack. most democrats have been quick to lend support to the biden-harris ticket. senator bernie sanders saying, i'm in to do what i can to make sure that the president is reelected. but some are less enthusiastic, including senator joe manchin, who's left

under the biden harris administration u.s. alliance grown far beyond the korean peninsula and found a force for good in the indo pacific and around the world. the two leaders themselves developed rapport over the course of the less than one year since president yoon took office in korea. they have had a total of four engagements already in that short time. economic about the people highest will be front and center on the visit, during the biden administration along just in the last two plus years republic of korea invested over $100 billion in the united states. that's translating to jobs across the country including samsung semiconductor texas, worked to build tv fauci, significant new investments by advocate battery plants among others. this will also celebrate what we've been able to do under resident unions leadership from unveiling first efforts in the indo pacific to the first president of the rok to attend the nato summit to cohosting summit for democracy and stepping up around the world. president yoon has shown determ

what is the tea in the biden harris streets?was some some offense to that comment for sure. you know this better than anybody, both of us campaign closely with the president in the last cycle. he's got extreme vigor, he's always on the run. he runs his staff ragged. he's up before they are. he's prepped better than they are. he's always on the move, it's exhausting to campaign with him. not only are those comments offensive, they're just plain wrong. >> sarah, i'll have a little bit of time left, wow, the governor's comments, i think we can all agree, were offensive they lacked booth. it is something a lot of people are whispering about the fact that the vice presidency, if you will, is also on the ballot in this upcoming election. what is the conversation within the republican circles about the strategy here? >> there would be really nice to have two top candidates that are not close to eight years old and over 80, that's really what the republicans are talking about, is there some other options out there? really, 80 years old?

in our history, this is a result of the large-scale, the rush to speed without certainty, the biden harris a mistress and came and one to make sure we targeted and supported -- administration came in and we made sure we targeted and supported. there is a choice we made, do we continue as is with the current practices or try to pivot to make sure we are protecting the dollars and going them out to the businesses it was intended to serve? we implemented strong controls to -- to ensure we could reverse some of the trends. the agency has always been able to collect tax returns when it comes to disaster lending, is not the case by the covid program. as mandated by progress right before 2021. we need to implement those controls making that choice to strengthen fraud protection at the agency. ensure that there is a strong risk management framework as recommended by the gao. that is what we focused on. ensure that our scalability in the future could be maintained. we need to scale to help more of our small businesses especially with small dollar loans. positioning the agency by investing in the te

that is my topic sentence, save america, retire biden-harris.re seeing in these polls with bob kennedy, jr. and williamson and so forth, is a protest. they're being used as a protest against president biden. his own party is in full revolt. i think you will find that protest will continue to increase. by the by, yes, the gdp report was quite weak. business investment has basically collapsed. inventories have collapsed and housing remains in recession. so i think the threat of recession is much greater. incidentally, inside of this report underneath the hood, core pce deflator was almost 5% which is 2 1/2 times the fed's 2% target. so the fed is going to have to raise interest rates even while the economy is going into recession. david: right. >> it is a very nasty witch's brew. meanwhile you have a president biden who spews forth unbelievable rhetoric against business, against fossil fuels. he wants to tax everybody and this doesn't help. david: no. >> if you're a company much any decent size you, what's your strategy? you're not going to spend

what is important to note is that the biden harris administration came in we wanted to make sure we targeted the smallest of the small businesses and that taxpayer dollars were protected from fraud abuse. there is a choice to be made. do we continue as is with the current practices or try to pivot to make sure we are protecting the dollars and getting them out to the businesses? we implemented strong control to ensure that we could reverse some of the trends. the agency has always been able to collect tax returns. it does disaster lending. now is not the case on the covid idle program. as mandated by congress, until right before 2021. we needed to implement those controls, making that choice to strengthen, fraud protection at the agency. and ensure that we have strong risk management framework, as recommended by the dao. that is what we focused on, to ensure our scalability in the future could be maintained. we need to scale to better help more of our small businesses, especially with a dollar loans. positioning the agency by investing in the technologies required to flag fraud and go after

pritzker is now all in on biden-harris. >> the biden-harris ticket is our -- so important for the future of the nation. remember, just in two years, president biden has gotten so much done. that's hard to do in a 50/50 world where you need to get votes maybe on the other side of the aisle. he's been able to do that. >> answers about this at today's white house press briefing were nonexistent. the press secretary said the hatch act prevented her from answering anything political. she was not able to tell us who could answer questions about tuesday's announcement. neil? >> neil: thank you, peter doocy. to chad pergram on capitol hill with a republican battle for endorsements. early as it is, a candidate is racking them up and another candidate is not. chad? >> neil, good afternoon. ron desantis once led former president trump, but now trump is thumbing a perspective field of gop contenders. a poll of 600 likely gop primary voters shows the president at 48%. desantis, 24%. republicans kept trump at arm's length in 2016. but not now. >> i'll be asking everybody to support president trump and

but the biden harris administration, they hav something to run on.r legislation that we have talke about for decades. they've been able to get i done, bring in manufacturing working to reduce inflation at cost for every day people. dealing with gun violence, imagine that during these unbelievable time that we are seeing the safer communities act. so we are excited about th presidents announcement that h is running for reelection. he has been able to get things done jobs, creating jobs. jobs for the president and for the future and we have seen him creat jobs every quarter that he's been in office i'm excited about th announcement yes, there's plenty of work to be done. but i believe president bide has to remind the american people what he's been able t accomplish during some of th toughest of times. >> you know, carlos, the lac of enthusiasm result in a lowe turnout than we saw in 2020. and the messages that we'r talking about, this is the lowest back up in numbers in history. but if that low turnout were t happen, do you think it' possible it could

i think we continue to talk about president biden but really if you're talking about the biden/harris president sometime soon and she could possibly be the most important vice president because she'll be president. sure, you had cheyney and helped bush with policy. you had bide than helped forge some alliances for obama. you had pence who made trump maybe just a little bit more palatable to the gop and harris brings diversity to the ticket. when she was am paining for da, she was a progressive to get it done. she has yet to get anything done but this is her time. >> what do you mean she'll be president? >> i truly believe that -- we've watched now over the last few years, i think president biden is starting to have some decline. do i think he's mentally unfit to serve as president? absolutely not. he's clearly coherent and can speak in front-over the crowd and some of his age is showing and i think you'll progressively see him get older over the next few years and not sure he's up to task but maybe today. >> the think the coonz got to you. let's roll. >> the vice president is ready to

there are real concerns we could see a president kamala harris. biden's 2024 campaign will be kamala harris's trojan horse. nikki haley with this take. >> we can be clear and say that if you vote for joe biden, you really are counting on a president harris because the idea that he would make it until 86 years old is not -- is not something that i think is likely. >> harris: do you think that there are concerns that are legitimate with the vice president not being able to really check a box on a win during the 8 or 9 assignments she has been given. >> she did a great job at howard university, her home university. i understood exactly what she was saying. she is talking about the moment that we're in. talking about the moment we're in now in history where you have one party banning books, fanning flames of hatred and extremism. telling women what they can do with their bodies and another party fighting for the working class and average joe. she was well received at howard university and i thought it was a really great speech. it depends on your twitter time

harris, back in last year, now it's 5%. that is progress. i think 18 months from today bidenl be in a whole lot better position than today. >> harris: interesting point you make on the first one. you are going to bank on a different political landscape where, you know, trump is running the first time, if you talk with trump voters, they will tell you -- they did not really want to take part in polls, that's not the politics of today two and a half years into the presidency when you ask even democrats, do you want this guy to be your president again, and more than the majority saying no. i'll bring you both back. garrett, jose, good to see you. thank you. fox news alert, former arkansas governor asa hutchinson about to formally kick off his 2024 campaign. this is it, he steps into a growing field of republican candidates, including former president trump, former u.n. ambassador nikki haley and entrepreneur vivek ramaswamy. >> good morning, harris. add one more to the republican primary list, the former governor of arkansas, two term, here is going t announce in bentonville he

and now receives money from the biden-harris campaign, and a lot of it.had another trial, the same judge told the man who worked for me for many years, that if you admit your guilt, you will be in jail for 90 days. but if you don't, if we go through a trial and you are found guilty, you are going away for 10 years or maybe longer. which for a 75-year-old man, with a great family, really means life. what the prosecutors and judges did that man, i will never forget. because it is right out of the old soviet union. they said, you say anything about trump, meaning that is bad and you won't even have to serve the 90 days, he will walk free. they say that too many of my employees. we have this jack smith lunatic threatening people every single day, through his representatives. they are threatening jail terms, but talk about trump and you will go free. this is where we are at a -- as a nation, wu -- as a nation, who would have thought? they can't beat us at the ballot box, so they try to beat us through the law. that is the country we live in right now. the usa

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and now receives money from the biden-harris campaign, and a lot of it.had another trial, the same judge told the man who worked for me for many years, that if you admit your guilt, you will be in jail for 90 days. but if you don't, if we go through a trial and you are found guilty, you are going away for 10 years or maybe longer. which for a 75-year-old man, with a great family, really means life. what the prosecutors and judges did that man, i will never forget. because it is right out of the old soviet union. they said, you say anything about trump, meaning that is bad and you won't even have to serve the 90 days, he will walk free. they say that too many of my employees. we have this jack smith lunatic threatening people every single day, through his representatives. they are threatening jail terms, but talk about trump and you will go free. this is where we are at a -- as a nation, wu -- as a nation, who would have thought? they can't beat us at the ballot box, so they try to beat us through the law. that is the country we live in right now. the usa

whose daughter worked for kamala, haris and now receives money from biden harris's company and that's it. in the same vein, the administrative resource turned on even at these words, the audience noticed that during the speech of the former president trump after the arrest , the phone of his campaign headquarters was hidden. everything is more difficult. most democrats don't want joe they want to see someone else someone. on whose face a smile will not walk when he is asked about the political background in the opponent's case. nothing funny, of course not, we hear open threats from many countries about the use of nuclear weapons, this was not even discussed during the trump administration, but during the biden we are moving towards a full-scale third world nuclear war in the forefront ukraine is striding and you explain me and on behalf of the white home. we do not encourage ukraine to carry out strikes outside countries first to conflicts, we provide ukraine with intelligence and information support in order to allow it to defend itself and conduct operations. i will not go into det

borders and expand and invade another country and all of that can be laid at the feet of joe biden. >> harrisokay. big backlash over the biden administration's unprecedented emissions restrictions and electric vehicle push. we carried some of it live as the epa made a big announcement. a potential for massive strain on our electrical grids canned people are worried. experts in energy over power reliability. "wall street journal" editorial board how it affects our freedoms wrote the auto industry is nominally still privately owned but it is slowly become a defact owe state directed utility. the meaning of the epas new vehicle emission standards that will force feed the production of electric vehicles whether or not consumers want them. biden's epa administration is doing pr yesterday after some criticism had come out after the announcement. let's watch. >> absolutely no punishment, sarah. listen, we are thinking out for the future. this proposed technology standard for automobiles doesn't kick in until model year 2027 and beyond. >> harris: let's not get confused about this. this is a mandate.

biden knew what he was doing when he selected ms. harriso be his vice president and had confidence she would be up to the task of succeeding him if necessary. i hope it never happens but if tragedy strikes, mr. biden's judgment will be proven correct. do you agree or disagree with the piece. the excellence of kamala harris hiding in planes -- plain sight. caller: the new york times and donna brazil really outdid themselves this time. let's go back a little bit, she was pulling so bad she had to leave the democratic primary before it happened in california. she was only pulling it like 2%. in fairness, vice president's have had a hard time of it. going back to dan quayle when he couldn't spell potato. it goes on and on. but this is clearly a case of identity politics. she was appointed the czar and getting to the root of the problem at the border, that did not work out well. and then over there she cackled. maybe it's a nervous laugh. she had a propensity to do this. she really does not come off that well and it's obvious right now that they

there is no better place to tell the story of joe biden and kamala harris. i think we would all agree with that statement, the story of joe biden and kamala harris is cities that have been run into the ground by joe biden and kamala harris's soft on crime and every other policy. your take? >> you will make me cry this morning, that is hilarious and spot on. isn't that true? can you think of a better city to host the dnc? i can't think of a better one to look at public safety in this country. here is what i know will happen and tell you from experience, i host my podcast in seattle and have for 12 years and interviewed mayors, scheduled in the worst areas of the city and we get down there for the interview and it is spotless and i think this is not what this looked like yesterday. they will go in and try to sweep out the sore spots so people don't see it and put on facade of a pristine city. seattle is hosting the mlb all-star game this summer and in 2026, they are hosting the fifa world cup. they will sweep out the homeless and put police downtown for the fir

the walls are closing in on the biden family. >> harris: now the big dig. senator ted cruz calling on treasury secretary janet yellen to publicly release all the biden family's suspicious activity reports. over 150 of them. he says it is a political cover-up if she does not do her job and release those reports. the white house offering a familiar dodge. >> we've been very clear to not comment on anything related to any type of investigation so that is something that we have been very, very diligent about and referring that to the department of justice. >> harris: in "focus" lindsey graham. great to have you in "focus" today. you heard the white house press secretary. is she being completely transparent, truthful when she says we never comment on anything like this? >> well, no, honestly. the whistleblower allegations is a game changer. this is somebody in the i.r.s. at a high level who apparently is willing to come forward to tell the congress that during the investigation of hunter biden, there was obstruction and a thumb on the scale to the point they feel

so joe biden and kamala harris, then they four more years to continue destroying the country is just,now, for all of us . >> ilma, what does the border look like in four years? if joe biden wins again? >> no, what i think is going to happen is more illegal immigrants crossing the border and the breakdown of the rule of law, which is very important to me as an immigrant coming here legally means something. and one thing that also bothers me -- decimates women's rights in terms of embracing other things and also the fact that he calls half the country extremists. >> todd: got to interrupt you, we had technical issues. we appreciate your time. breaking news from israel, florida governor ron desantis touted his agenda on the stage. he has a new legal battle with disney. >> ashley: we will bring you that and vivek ramaswamy and is here live. >> todd: a fox news alert. governor ron desantis making news in israel this morning as he continues his world tour while america waits for a possible announcement on a 2024 presidential run. >> governor desantis: there has not been anything set, i've b

trump-hating wife and family whose daughter worked for kamala harris and now receives money from the biden-harris campaign. >> trump has called on his supporters to protest on his behalf. some rallied outside the courthouse tuesday, but so did opponents, and the crowds were smaller than expected. a pole in the hours after trump's arrest found that overall, 56% of americans approve of the charges against him while 31% disapprove. >> usually, rich, powerful men never have to go through the things ordinary people have to experience. >> they brought up this case to humiliate him, to stop him from running. this is a sheer political persecution. >> a hard held belief among trump supporters and republicans like ted cruz who have rallied to his side, calling the charges political, partisan, and an abuse of power. x this is not strictly a judicial proceeding. this is a political proceeding, and i think the president was very stoic in the face of it. >> donald trump said at a press conference, i could shoot somebody on 5th avenue, and they would still vote fore. in the short term, in the primary, it will h

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. >> protected and met -- democracy is a court file you for the biden harris administration. why did you feel it was important to meet these leaders specifically. >> each of these three countries is focusing on the issue of good governance and democracy. for example zambia, the president there came into office through a democratic process, where young people turned out in record numbers to vote. she is doing a lot to address good governance. a lot of the message for this trip is about public-private partnership. in order for that to work for all the partners, there has to be an infrastructure that is about rule of law, that is about good governance. that is about an intention to fight corruption, because otherwise the economic investment cannot happen because it does not make business sense for those who would invest. talking with them about these issues and highlighting what is happening on the continent is important. there are a lot of stereotypes about what is happening on the continent and how african leaders lead. to bring whatever capacity i have to bear on highlighting

trumpeting wife and family whose daughter worked for kamala harris and now receives money from the biden harris campaign. and a lot of it, we recently had another trial and the same judge told the fine man to work for me for many, many years. that if you admit your guilt, you will be in jail for 90 days. but if you doubt it, we go through a trial in your found guilty, you're going away for 10 years, maybe longer, which for 75 year old man with a great family really means life. what the prosecutors and judge did to that man, i will never forget because it's right out of the old soviet union. that's where we are. they said you say anything about trump, meaning that's bad and you won't even have to serve the 90 days. you'll walk free and they say that to many of my employees, we have this jack smith lunatic, threatening people every single day through his representatives. they're threatening jail terms. but talk about trump and you'll go free. this is what we are as a nation, who would have thought they can't beat us at the ballot box. so they try and beat us through the law. that's the country in

and the biden-harris administration understands that. always knew that joe would be a great education president. [applause] because he's seen how hard you work and how much you help our students. and that's why he's done so much to support better pay and loan forgiveness. [applause] audience member: thank you, joe! [laughter] dr. biden: it's why he put a public-school educator in charge of the department of education. [applause] see? i promised. so we're here to take a moment on one of the biggest stages in the world, the white house, to say that teachers change lives. [applause] and i think that message matters more than ever. because lately, when i turn on the tv, i see pundits and politicians talking about our profession. i hear them attacking our public schools, distorting the truth about what we do, and saying that parents and teachers are at odds. but that's not what i've seen. as i've traveled this country, i've visited some pretty amazing programs where parents and teachers are working hand in hand to help kids overcome challenge

trumpeting wife and family whose daughter worked for kamala harris, and now receives money from the biden harris campaign and a lot of it. now in his speech, trump claim that every single pundit and legal analyst says there is no case against him. so i'm very happy to have a legal expert on the show to get her take on it. jennifer tom is a law professor at western new england university school of law and join me now. miss tub. welcome to the day. so $34.00 felony charges, but is there a case? yes, there absolutely is a case. and the way to see that is to look outside of the indictment into the statement of facts as well as the address that the district attorney gave to the public after the arraignment. which makes very clear that these are serious charges, added least some of them. if not, all of them will stand up under, under a court scrutiny, which we should expect then let's pick it apart. why are these financial crimes being treated as felonies and not as misdemeanors? well, the financial crimes that have actually been charge and the diamond are on the books as felonies. the statute that is

harris: thank you very much. we'll go to this now. same subject a little bit. new op-ed calls biden and the media electric vehicle grifters. they broke down the numbers and found the president's plan would reduce global emissions by fewer than 2%. no,.2%, let me correct that. it is even worse. recent polling shows americans seem to like gasoline power. just 19% say they were very or extremely likely to go out and buy an electric vehicle. they say gas and charging stations, availability are their top concerns. you have more of one, far more than you do the other. fox news contributor and editor at large for the spectator. i like how you just get to the point. why are they forcing beautiful square people down a round hole? >> i think that one of the things, harris, that is so clear to understand about this administration is that they would be doing this regardless of any of the outcomes in question. they are not doing it based on the actual science and not doing it based on the actual security policy when it comes to what we can do to try to shift people in one direction or another. t

it's clear that the biden/harris ticket will be a team sport.s not just a matter of elevating the vice president, it's a matter of elevating her on the right issues, and i think what you're seeing the administration clearly note here is that what they were doing at beginning of the administration or the terms saying stuff about putting her in charge of the border, putting her in charge of space really highly intractable issues. now this is about positioning her as a leader on the ticket where she's a highly proficient messenger, and the very crux of the republican argument, which is somehow that she is not ready to take the number one seat, god forbid if anything happened, which is the principle test for the vice presidency. over and over again, what this ticket will be about, whether it's president biden speaking or vice president harris is not what donald trump says or how he offends people or this or that, it will be about the sheer scariness and offensiveness of their agenda which goes against the rights of people in this country. >> preside

whose daughter worked for kamala harris and now receives money from the biden harris campaign. and a lot of it criminal is the district attorney because he illegally leaked massive amounts of grand jury information. for which he should be prosecuted. or at a minimum, he should resign. the politics of that is crystal clear. trump trying to keep his base jinde up. this is an outrageous so winds out there had to get me does trump have a case? can you make a case the judge handled the trump organization case. the trump is involved. the judges involved with steve bannon case the judge's daughter did work for the biden harris campaign. you should not put a photo of her on the internet and point that out. that is reckless and dangerous and wrong. but do they have a case that maybe you should recuse yourself, sir? probably not. he certainly can make that motion to ask the judge to recuse himself certainly have to think about that when you do that, because you're worried. well, judge says no. now they're kind of irritated. with me so probably his lawyers will make that motion probably s