today the biden harris campaign release to this ad. >> donald trump loves to attack joe biden, because he is focused on revenge and he has no plan to help the middle class. he just gives more tax cuts to the wealthy. joe biden is working every day to make your life more affordable. he capped the cost of insulin, lowered healthcare costs and made big corporations pay their fair share. here's the difference. donald trump is only out for himself. joe biden is fighting for your family. >> donald trump is and just focused on revenge, he's focused on spreading baseless lies that president biden will be under the influence of some kind of magical debate enhancing drug and spreading those lies seems to be the official and only trumped debate strategy. >> my strategy is very simple. make america great again, that's all, because we are going to turn it around fast. there's no strategy, we're going to turn it around fast. >> donald trump was in philadelphia this weekend where he told nbc news that he knows who his running mate is and that running mate could be at thursday's debate. >> in my mind,

biden/harris, both of them.what we are hearing that people are thinking is, they support the ticket, and i support the ticket. >> let me just go back to -- okay. >> i was just asking about the supreme court, because it is a very important ruling that is coming down tomorrow morning guarding presidential immunity. they waited for 6 months, they delayed making it so that the american public will not see a verdict on this very important case. what is your reaction to all of this? what should people understand about the delay and what we are looking ahead to tomorrow? >> think you for that question. if the court tomorrow says that that former president is above the law, they will have done a grave disservice to justice in our country. let us hope that they have some -- show us some allegiance to their oath of office to support and defend the constitution of the united states. and that just because you are president doesn't mean you are immune from prosecution if you break the law. so that will be a big test for the

the biden-harris campaign and the democratic national committee together raised over $85 million in may, while donald trump and the republican national committee raised $141 million on a surge in contributions during trump's

aaron, what message is the biden/harris campaign trying to send today? we got excerpts of remarks that the vice president will give today. you laid it out nicely. she is going to put on her hat as a former prosecutor and lay out an indictment of former president donald trump today for the reduction of reproductive freedom that women across this country she will say are experiencing as a result of the actions he took that led to the overturning of roe v. wade. she will at one point say, in the case of the stealing of reproductive freedom from the women of america, donald trump is guilty. that's the line of assault that the biden/harris campaign has taken over the last several months with vice president harris leaning out front on this issue for the campaign, talking to women as she's traveled across the country on her reproductivity freedom tour. this is a message she's going to reiterate today. we've seen video of president biden addressing this issue, laying this health care crisis, as the president has called it, in the lap of former president trump. t

. >>> now to decision 2024 on the biden-harris campaign, accelerating its outreach to black voters asbeginning in philadelphia last week with a rally attended by both president biden and vice president harris. i didn't look sharp and i donald trump's record on issues that affect black americans. >> [ inaudible ] i don't think he would be talking about pardons. this is the same guy who wanted to teargassed you as he peacefully protested george floyd's murder. he is that guy who won't say black lives matter [ inaudible ] we all remember, trump is the same guy [ inaudible ] >> joining us now, biden-harris national adviser and florida state senator chevron jones. mr. state senator, good to see you. the biden campaign's new strategy with black voters makes clear it understands how crucial their support is to his re-election here. a recent poll, though, showing biden's support from black voters dropping 16 percentage points compared to 2020. how does this new campaign strategy aim to keep black voters faithful to the president and to fight him more clearly against donald trump? >> thank you

so i want to personally thank the biden/harris administration for the word that they are doing that,■ what should be done. recently across the country they have been exploring opportunity to identify or create legal immigrants. long-term and asylum-seekers in our country is an issue that we want to continue working on with the biden/harris administration. mayors calling for federal policy makers to increase efforts to help cities■s confirm their economic development demographic challenges by creating the visa. in this heartland visa resolution would provi new pathway for skilled and immigrant entrepreneurs who wish to settle communities facing population stagnation or decline. they suggest this would be an opt in policy. the mayor has launched the asylum-seekers programhat will house approximately 800 refugees and migrants currently in denver , currently in hotel shelters. currently 200 individuals with intensive legal assistance for up to six months. redible program that mayor johnston put together. that legal assistance could help le proacve work permits while backlog system. during

. >> harris: we beginning with this fox news alert on the terror threat of president biden's open border. eight illegal immigrants with ties to isis terrorists crossed our southern border. they were caught this time. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." those arrests were part of a multi-city sting operation. immigration and customs enforcement, or ice, with the help from f.b.i. and local law enforcement caught terrorists in new york city, philadelphia, and l.a. this piece is from a former assistant secretary of defense and former deputy director of the c.i.a. a quote. the terrorism warning lights are blinking red again. f.b.i. director christopher wray in front of congress eight days ago. >> when i sat here last year, i walked through how we were already in a heightened threat environment. and since then, we've seen the threat from foreign terrorists rise to a whole other level. >> harris: the number of terror watch listen counters at the southern border now is surging. all under president biden. look from 2017 to the moment he took office in 2021. look across the st

us now is democratic representative lisa blunt rochester of delaware, national co-chair of the biden-harrisate in delaware. first of all, how do you do both? how much of your day is co- chair trying to re-elected joe biden, and how much of your day is trying to win that senate seat? >> first of all, lawrence, it's so good to be with you. the stay in particular is such a special day because we made it official and it started at about 5:00 this morning and we are ending on a high on the lawrence o'donnell show but truly, i feel like i am wearing multiple hats. i am a congresswoman and we have that job because we have important work we are doing on strengthening our economy, our supply chains and making sure we lower the cost of living in goods and do that work as well as lowering the cost of healthcare. we are bringing clean drinking water to delaware. the other hat is the biden- harris co-chair hat. this is my second time doing this. it was so nice to ask me twice so i am glad to be back helping to make sure that this president and our vice president are re-elected, and then the other hat is

and biden and harris cry their fake crocodile tears, saying they care. and too many civilians have died. some in the protest group say it's become a serious political liability for the president. in an election year, we cannot have the vp come to town and not share with her how the majority actually of this country feels, and they continue to not listen to the public, and they are going to throw this election to trump because of it. this was a quick stop for the bay area born vp. she arrived at the mission event about 2 p.m. and was gone by 240. wu earlier in oakland, a smaller group met the vice president's motorcade as it zipped toward a fundraiser in the north rockridge neighborhood. tickets to that event ranged from 5000 to $25,000, and we're told about 60 people attended in san francisco. the protest outside did get somewhat heated a couple hours before harris arrived, but police cleared valencia street for several blocks outside the venue well before she pulled up. now, inside the event here at the chapel, the vice president, i'm going to. there's

harris was essentially frozen out from the president's ier circle. biden and his team had achieved their goal of winning using harris' identity to make history and inspire voters to pull the aging presidential hopeful across the finish line but when they took office harris was sidelined despite biden's promise to make harris a full partner, harris began the job literally standing behind biden. give us more there from your reporting. what do you mean by sidelined? what did you learn? guest: i think when she first became vice president, they had her standing -- this was during the pandemic, they had her in the room for multiple speeches standing behind the president masked and silenced being a symbol as the president took the majority of the workload to address issues of the coronavirus and wearing masks and everything and she was sidelined. i think a big part of her mission, they tried to get her on television to encourage communities of color to get the vaccine, to wear their masks and i think that was where they saw her strength. host: any other evidence

one of the conditions that the biden- harris campaign knows that they are facing is some degree of whatsident obama was just talking about. some degree of voter apathy which actually exists. because joe biden has brought sanity back to the presidency. some voters don't apparently remember how bad it was under the trump presidency. because of the enormity of the biden presidency, some of those voters have had not much reason to pay much attention to the actual compliments of the biden presidency. president obama on the campaign trail, this is what those voters will be hearing from him. >> i have talked about this before. i have talked about this before. and it is best, the presidency is a relay race. you take the baton and you run the race and so we get where it started. but we knew at the time that even though 20 million people were getting health insurance who didn't have it before. there were still some people who were having trouble affording it because we couldn't find all the subsidies that a lot of people needed. joe comes in, boosts some of the subsidies. that means millions more

certainly during the primary debate, kamala harris was also one that attacked then candidate joe biden busing and raising questions about his ability to handle ra was surprising that they ended up selecting harris. there was hesitation even within the biden family that they would choose somebody who had attacked him on these issues. i think my reporting fouhe firs, famously favored susan rice over hairs -- hairs hair. there were others in his circles kamala was not the first choice. they went forward with her because th's advisors and certainly former president barack obama did a lot to defend kamala harris even though he made sure that it was joe biden's choice to make. host: nate in tallahassee, florida, independent. caller: good morning. host: good morning. caller: i only seem 0 get on when you are on. i just listened to the young man, to your right there. it seems to me that for some reason c-span is making this program today into an extension of fox news. this man has nothing to say positive. though i will admit i would not support kamala as president if she ran singularly, i beli

on the sidelines because i think that we are going to lose our democracy if we don't vote for biden and harris, and it's a clear choice. >> you got a criminal on one side. i don't care about the policies. we either have a democracy or we don't. and i actually support the policies of biden and harris, this one. >> there's so many polarizing, polarizing events going on with abortion, with the trials and all. it's important for people to be here. even the protesters, to express their views. >> and all the vice president was only here in san francisco for a little over two hours before making her way down to sfo to catch a flight back to washington, d.c. we're live in san francisco, christien kafton, ktvu, fox two news. >> all right, christian, thank you. and before that event in san francisco, the vice president spoke at a fundraising lunch in oakland's rockridge neighborhood, where she was again met by protesters. fema inside attendees said the vp spoke about a number of issues that are important to the biden-harris ticket, including abortion rights, gun violence prevention and getting out the v

joining me is adrian elrod, senior advisor and senior spokesperson for the biden- harris campaign. elcome to the sunday show. >> thank you, jonathan. >> i want to start with this. the campaign is launched a new ad that focuses on defending american democracy. >> joe biden has made defending our basic freedoms the cause of his presidency and he is running for re-election to finish the job. to protect the freedom freedom under joe biden, the son will not set on. american democracy will not break. >> adrian, this message worked really well during the 2022 midterms. do you expect it to have the same impact in november when it is a presidential election year? >> i think so. part of what we wanted to really emphasize in that ad is under president biden, you have the freedom to live under a democracy. you have the freedom to make your own economic decisions. before, obviously trump put supreme court justices on the court. women had the freedom to make our own reproductive health decisions. that freedom was taken away solely because of donald trump. part of what that ad is doing is connecti

harris was essentially frozen out fr the president's inner circle. biden and his team had achieved their goal of winning using harris' identity to make history and inspire voters to pull the aging presidential hopeful across the finish line but when they took office harris was sidelined despite biden's promise to make harris a full partner, harris began the job literally standing behind biden. give us more there from your reporting. what do you mean by sidelined? what did you learn? guest: i think when she first became vice president, they had her standing -- this was during the pandemic, they had the room forple speeches standing behind the president masked and silenced being a symbol as the president took the majority of the workload to address issues of the coronavirus and wearing masks and everything and she was sidelined. i think a big part of her mission, they tried to get her on television to encourage communities of color to get the vaccine, to wear their masks and i think that was where they saw her strength. host: any other evidence that she's be

it is absolutely critical that we re-elect joe biden and we kamala harris. and knows mall part because they will be the ones to appoint the next round of supreme court justices. people who will bring some balance back to the court, who will restore some credibility in that court. ed and who will make sure that we understand we are a nation of laws, supreme court has a role to play, absolutely. but so does congress and so s does the president of the united states joe biden and ed kamala harris, they are the people whose strength and support in our democracy. and that includes taking this extremist supreme court, making sure that we have got better h people in that court and, in my view, expanding the court as needed if this court is going to continue to try to run roughshod over our democracy. >> as a former harvard law school professor, were, of course, you're talking about the work of the supreme court all the time, in class, as you have seen the work of the supreme court for the last two years and prior in your time in the senate, what has to happen to thi

as was shared, the biden/harris administration has made really important progress the ability to secureork performance -- work permits and visas. it is so welcome, so welcomed, especiallyaw for communities, for families, and it's so helpful in so many different ways. so i want to personally thank the biden/harris administration for the word that they areng that unfortunately, congrenot acting on what they should be and recently across the have been exploring opportunity to identify or create legal pathways or permits for immigrants. long-term documented residents and asylum-seekers in our country is an issue that we want to continue wo on with the biden/harris administration. mayors calling for federal policyefforts to help cities confirm their economic development and demographic challenges by creating the visa. in this heartland visa resolution would provide a new pathway for skilled immigrants and immigrant entrepreneurs who wish to settle in communities facing population stagnation or decline. they suggest this would be an opt in polthe mayor haed the asylum-seekers program that wil

i think this is a great issue for president biden and vice president harris to make this an issue. en came to tulsa. he promised my clients he would help them get justice. this is an opportunity for the vice president and the department of justice to step in and make sure they get justice and show that the white house cares about this issue, it is all a black america cares about justice. >> juneteenth has deep roots in black oklahoma. three days out from the federal juneteenth holiday, i wonder how you, as counsel in this case, assess where black america is right now politically in this election year. >> i think we are in a situation where i think we see what is happening here. we see what the trump group wants to do, what the maga folks want to do. we understand on an intellectual level. but we need to get that in our bones. we need to understand that these people are serious. this is the end of reconstruction, where jim crow came. segregation was done to us very powerfully for over 100 years. we are standing on that precipice. i am calling for all of our people to make sure they g

we've seen this from the biden/harris xhrgs the biden/harris campaign, that they have centered theirorts around how they can do as much as they can to protect these freedoms, to grant access to as many women as possible p we're going to see donald trump -- i'm sure he's going to try to weasel his way out of it. we've got to be careful to pay attention to what he's done, not just what he's said. he bragged about packing the court that overturned roe versus wade. he has celebrated that. and that's what's at stake in this election. and that's, i believe, what we're going to see in the debate. >> all right, president of emily's list, jessica mackler, thank you for being with us. >>> up next, remembering a giant. my final thoughts, stay with us. giant. my final thoughts, stay with us. every day, more dog people are deciding it's time for a fresh approach to pet food. developed with vets. made from real meat and veggies. portioned for your dog. and delivered right to your door. it's smarter, healthier pet food. what is cirkul? cirkul is what you hope for when life tosses lemons your way. c

biden. this is his legacy. this is what you get, harris. don't think anybody who woke up in america this morning thinking that america is safe right now. joe biden has had no interest in securing the border. now we know he has no ability to secure the border after last night's performance. this is what you get when you appoint the first dei vice president on the border. someone like kamala harris who is in charge of the border. people should be charged with what is happening at the southern border and the legacy of joe biden. >> harris: biden made his claim about his support from the border patrol. >> president biden: we worked very hard to get a bipartisan agreement that not only changed all of that but made sure we were in a situation where you had no circumstance where they could come across the border with the numbers there are now. we increased the asylum officer and the border patrol endorsed me, endorsed my position. >> harris: i don't know if the moderators would have tried to fact check that. the border patrol union shot back on soc

joining us is a principal deputy campaign manager for biden/harris 2024. >> good morning.you. let's talk about this idea of going and rallying the black vote. the event in philadelphia for all intents and purposes, a success. i think everybody got the vibe and it went well. the narratives coming out of that was very strong. there still remains the fact that you have to do it. there are a lot of reasons beyond reminding voters of trump's racism which is stark, but how do you begin to address the economic, the educational, the health care concerns of african americans across the nation. i want to play for you a sound from jamaal bowman who was on her show yesterday and for me, he hits the moment that i think it will be important in the narrative you are creating. let's take a listen. >> hit american streets. hit the streets of black and brown communities and go to young people and come to the bronx and to set up a stage and give a speech. have real conversations with real people in the streets. we are not doing that. >> what say you? >> i say we are. the president cannot mee

the biden harris campaign release to this ad this weekend. >> joe biden and kamala harris really careant to separate us. >> demonizes immigrants. >> they are poisoning the blood of the country. >> i urge my friend, family, and community members to vote for joe biden. >> joining us now is robert garcia of california, member of the house oversight and homeland security committee and also a member of the biden harris campaign national advisory board. congressman garcia, this changing policy is really a change in the conditions of filing an application. that is what actually happened today as i understand it. >> absolutely and look, this is a really great day for keeping families together. people feel families should remain together. this is an incredible moment for those families and for our country. we are talking about half 1 million people, 500,000 people where you have an undocumented person who in many cases has been here for 10 or 15 years, that is married to a u.s. citizen and does not have a legal pathway to be a permanent resident and possibly eventually a u.s. citizen. it is ve

i like the fact that the biden harris campaign is not taking black voters for granted. ill just show up is wrongheaded. and i believe that joe biden understands that. kamala harris certainly understands it, which is why as we move forward into this campaign you will see the ways in which they have already invested far more than donald trump, in reaching out to black communities, even as they work to lift them up. you will see them ramp up over the next few months, in order to tell that story. the job isn't done until november 5th. >> senator, i want you to take a listen with me to north carolina lieutenant governor mark robinson, who spoke this week about democrats and the black vote. let's see what he has to say. >> you know the democrats were the ones that ran slavery. they found out a different way to enslave people. instead of giving them slave shacks and shackles, they decided they were going to give them welfare checks and the . >> i want to put aside some of the foolishness in terms of the antics that we may have been looking at. that was not a pulpit. it was a le

biden and harris. >> let's talk about, some more deeds. because today, the biden administration announced that medical debt can no longer be considered in credit scores. president biden has made debt elimination one of his pitches on the campaign. but new polling shows americans are split on student loan forgiveness. three in ten adults approve while four in ten disapprove. how concerned are you about those polling numbers we see on the screen right there? >> i think it is because people have misrepresented this whole thing about student loan debt elimination. joe biden, if you look at the program, he made it very clear. we are talking about eliminating this compounded interest. and all these things that have accumulated beyond what the original debt was. i have a constituent. not a black constituent. a constituent in north charleston who wrote a letter to the president with a copy to me. his original loan was $60,000. over the years he has paid back nearly $200,000 because of compounded interest. and paying for it for more than 20 years. a

the biden-harris campaign has a birthday message of its own for the presumptive republican presidentialchol is in west palm beach tonight. >> happy birthday to you >> over 5,000 people decked out in red, white, and blue are celebrating former president trump's 78th birthday. >> happy birthday. >> happy birthday, trump. [cheers] >> a group called club 47 is hosting the ticketed event. the group claims to be the largest trump supporter club in america. [cheers] the biden harris campaign needling the birthday boy official email with a list mocking trump's 78 life accomplishments highlights legal troubles and controversies. if recent surveys hold true, one trump accomplishment that the democrats won't be applauding is his ability to reach young voters on social media. trump's interview with logan paul has 1.8 million views after launching less than 24 hours ago. a 26-year-old at the birthday bash says he is confident trump is the clear choice. >> i think a lot of people are my age are more secretly voting for trump. >> i think they like to put on a persona of saying that they're voting for

obviously with the biden-harris campaign at the top, but there are state and congressional races, local races where the campaigns touch and share resources and finances, things of that sort, so this call is something that would allow for the biden campaign, the dnc leadership, state party officials to get together and have a conversation about what is happening and about their desire to move forward. we know the biden campaign has said the debate on thursday night was not the performance they wanted to see the president have, but everybody at the biden campaign is really talking about the reality of moving forward. the president is going to continue to fight. as the president said, when you get knocked down, you get back up and that is what the campaign is doing and messaging and encouraging other members of the party to do. we saw one of the president's advisers at the white house here earlier today talking about just that, the idea that the president wants to focus on issues, not necessarily a debate performance, and move forward with getting a message out to the american people. >> i

and it reignited the debate around abortion with president biden making reproductive rights a centerpiece of his bid. later this hour kamala harrisl deliver remarks at the university of maryland on this critical issue and just this morning the biden campaign releasing a new ad on a louisiana woman denied emergency care when she was having a miscarriage because of the state's abortion ban. >> i was turned away from two emergency rooms. that was a direct result of donald trump over turning roe v. wade. he's now a convicted felon. trump thinks he should not be held accountable for his own criminal actions but he will let women and doctors be punished. >> let's get to correspondent yamiche alcindor. in key states today, what is the message? >> well the vice president is leaning on the issue this is a high stakes election and women's reproductive health care will be on the ballat. she spoke to mika brzezinski. take a look at what she told her. >> if you look at where the american were in so-called red and so-called blue states. every time this issue of abortion is on the ballot, the people voted for freedom. that is what the american

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. >> harris: it's coming up soon. president biden announces a move to let a half million people who are not american citizens stay within the united states. there are rules. we'll get into it. another aggressive election year action by biden on immigration after three years of biden doing nothing or potentially making things worse with his policies. i'm harris faulkner and are you in "the faulkner focus." border security and immigration are top concerns among voters. we know this. sometimes they ratchet to first place above the economy. we've seen that. the most recent fox news issues tracker shows former president trump up by 18 points on the issue of immigration. president biden's announcement comes on the heels of his singular executive action earlier this month aimed at tightening our southern border it has not done that in my estimations and video and people you talk to at the border, it is making it worse. here is republican congresswoman kat cammack in "focus" from yesterday. >> in the wake of this biden executive order, it wa

but he does -- >> what the republicans have lowered expectations for joe biden. >> harris: i think the democrats have done that. they are fighting over the video which, by the way, was not edited. >> that's a mistake for republicans to continue to focus on that. when biden does show up. the state of the union, they will have to come up with all types of excuses why joe biden over performed in the debate and a miscalculation for republicans and interesting to see what donald trump comes up with, and what his excuse is post debate. this is important because now the people that are not engaged, pew research says four out of ten americans are not following this race. amazing for us, i know. this debate allows people to get more involved and say hey, i got to make a decision. i might not like either of them but who am i actually going to vote for come november? it is so important. i think people recognize that. >> harris: the party that seems to be stubling over shiny objects is the left. if you really look at what they're doing and blame other people for cheap fakes and getting help from t

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but you start to sort of what a dire situation it is inside the biden administration. >> harris: they repeatedly downplay concerns. the polls show voters, a growing number of democratic voters aren't buying what the white house and biden are saying. the power panel and a great debate next. ♪ on medicare? have diabetes? with the freestyle libre 3 system you'll know your glucose and where it's headed no fingersticks needed. covered by medicare for more people managing diabetes with insulin. visit freestylelibre.us/medicare with so many choices on booking.com there are so many tina feys i could be. so i hired body doubles. mountain climbing tina at a cabin. or tree climbing tina at a beach resort. nice! booking.com booking.yeah. >> harris: right now we're watching the outside of the courthouse. no cameras are in the courthouse obviously and there is not a lot of digital inside the courthouse, either, as i understand it. we're getting updates now. we don't have that box on the right side of the screen like we were able to with the donald trump trial but with this one, hunter biden's trial

suprema que ha llevado restricciones del aborto en el menos 20 estados, la campaÑa de reelecciÓn de biden harrislos votantes latinos ya que arizona es un estado clave para las elecciones de noviembre. harris ha emprendido una gira llamada "lucha por los derechos reproductivos". >>uno no sabe por quÉ yo tengo hijas, nietas y yo tambiÉn quisiera que ellas decidieran y tengan el derecho . nosotras las mujeres tenemos el derecho de decidir por nosotras mismas. >>durante el fin de semana el presidente donald trump volviÓ a resaltar que fue Él quien nombrÓ a los jueces que votaron en contra del aborto. >>lo que tenemos que hacer es estar informados y exigir a quien estÉ en el poder de cualquier partido que sea, que respete y proteja la vida. claudia: llega una semana despuÉs que la corte suprema fachada a favor de la pÍldora anticonceptiva. >>esta semana la corte suprema podrÍa tomar mÁs acciones respecto a los derechos reproductivos, especÍficamente sobre los afectos de emergencia y que podrÁn permitirse en el estado donde el aborto estÁ limitado o totalmente prohibido. maity: el presiente joe biden

joining me now, a state representative from pennsylvania and a member of the biden harris campaign'sto see you! >> why philly, why now? >> you know what? i think a part of what we have to address always, the stakes. this year will determine what the next few decades look like. and i think there has been this false bs narrative that trump is courting black voters. look at what happened in detroit. they didn't even attempt to fill the room with black folks. then he left that church to go hang out with charlie kirk who said martin luther king was a bad guy and that the civil rights act, who knows if that was a bad idea. he sends in byron donald who starts opining about how much he loved jim crow. this is about showing up with impunity to places that he has spent his entire career trying to undermine. saying he wasn't going to rent to black tenants. he spent his entire presidency doing everything he could to undermine key accomplishments not just of the obama administration, but key things that helped to support working families all across pennsylvania like trying to get rid of the affor

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i'm actually really glad that the biden harris campaign put this out because yes, to audio is playing democrats and our base and people who are swing voters have wanted to see president biden fight back president donald trump gives us campaign ads like this. the things that he continues to say, whether it's about veterans and things that he said about world leaders. and president biden being over there right now is really important in some bolick because trump is here talking about himself and literally saying it is okay to take retribution on your political opponents and cause more chaos here in the united states, when president biden, when the contrast is trying to make sure that american democracy is strong, not just for the homeland, but because the whole world is watching independent anything on it. and so it was a perfect time for them then released this ad and i'm pretty sure we have some more up there. they have some more up their sleeves come soon speaking as a former aide to the to the biden-harris campaign. >> sure. michael singleton. i thought it was interesting if you go

they'll rather talk about donald trump as they always have and talk about failing joe biden and failing kamala harris and failing america under joe biden and kamala harris and this did them a favor in more ways than one, and it's really a travesty to watch them celebrate like they are. howard: leslie, the judge said you cannot convict on michael cohen's testimony. you have to find corroborating evidence and i think the flaw in the defense has always been they had an alternative when it came to the e-mails and the texts and the signal messages and the banking records, which tended to back up what michael cohen was saying. >> well, look, you know, when people talk about blame, one of the things that's great about our nation is our system. whether you like the outcome of the verdict or not, many people were angry many years ago in the outcome as i was in the oj simpson trial. but the jurors based their decisions on what is presented by the prosecution and the defense. i honestly, howie, thought going into this, didn't think a 34 counts of guilty. i was surprised about that. even though i watched a lot o

elian: la campaÑa de reelecciÓn de joe biden y kamala harris se enfoca en defender el derecho al abortoe. reportera: la campaÑa de reelecciÓn de biden y harris hizo una serie de eventos para abogar por los derechos reproductivos. el enfoque fueron los votantes latinos y es un estado clave para las elecciones. >> desde principios de aÑo harris ha luchado por estos derechos. >> yo tambiÉn quiero que ellos decidan y tenÍan el derecho de decidir por nosotros mismos. grupos en contra el aborto buscan que lo prohÍban en la totalidad. el aniversario de la anulaciÓn de roe vs. wade llega una semana despuÉs de la corte suprema fallÓ a favor de preservar el acceso a la piedra abortiva —— pÍldora abortiva. desde phoenix arizona, claudia ramos, univisiÓn. maity: el presidente joe biden se encuentra en milÁn reunido previo al debate con donald trump que va a llevarse a cabo este jueves. el objetivo de ambos es convencer a los votantes. >> los debates presidenciales vendan una contienda polÍtica y muchos de ellos serÁn votantes independientes. maity: los invitamos a que sintonicen la transmisiÓn este

i think you're going to see a lot more of that from the biden-harris campaign. e bit of that. not as much. they have not had robust outreach trying to expand their base of voters. for biden and harris, it's going to be critical that they bring back that coalition, and propel them to the white house in 2020. a number of base voters who folks would say are reliable democratic voters, they need to be turned out, and they have to be reached, and i think that's why we're going to see, for example, tonight, gun violence awareness, having a special wnba game here in washington, d.c., and the second gentleman is showing up to see the indiana fever take the court against the washington mystics. again, a place where voters who aren't coming for the political meal, they're coming for the basketball, but they're going to get the second gentleman. >> aaron gilchrist, and symone sanders townsend, thank you both. make sure to see symone on "the weekend" tomorrow. >>> latino voters in a heavily democratic part of the state to rethink their support for him. david noriega is cover

biden-harris administration has seen critical increase in activitiy program benefits can how that has affected? rs or so congress directs the department of agriculture to evaluate the activitiy food plan. folks who don't know what food plan is what a ofr how does that compare to benefit. historically congress directed us to do this in a way that essentially is budgetast time they did it they did not give specific introducfor us to do what hadn't been done in 45 years which was t question whether or not the formula we were really comports with real life experie we found out was that it's one thing tod select t some commodities and try to price them based on think is happening in homes across america it's another actually purchasing at theng grocery store which is a going onng in their home and then price those items and what we found out was that that, things have changed since the last time this was done and the result was we saw the need to increasefl by roughly 21% so that translates to additional support for families. is that people often thi the families receiving the snap benefit

biden faces three charges tied to the possession of a gun while using narcotics. okay, it was in and out. vice president kamala harris in the bay area earlier today to fundraise and campaign supporters in oakland and san francisco lined up for two events, but she was also met with vocal protesters critical of the biden administration's handling of the israel-hamas war . nbc bay area sergio quintana joins us in san francisco's mission district, and that's where one of the events was hosted. sergio yeah, that's right, jessica. and you can see that the police barricades, they have been disassembled at this point, but they are still here. they were basically lined up here on the sidewalk where supporters and attendees of the vp harris event were on this side. the protesters on this side, and at some point it did get contentious, with some of those protesters yelling insults at the attendees as they were going in from just feet away to side people who arrived late at check in for vice president kamala harris's event had to walk. a gantlet of protesters sometimes yelling insults at them. for those who got here early, it wa