a senior role in the biden white house quite well nevertheless there are some fundamental issues that will remain like the question of nato defense contributions would have put where it was was some disagreements with regard to china policy or other issues but i think that was would again be. discussed and sorted out in a partnership style in an open to trust and communication as we have to help with policy differences that we have had with each and every u.s. administration in the past decades chuck nick thank you very much for talking with us i was under his neck going to talk foreign affairs committee member from germany from chancellor merkel c.d.u. party. radio reports say hong kong leader kerry limb is set to announce the postponement of upcoming legislative council elections there by a year the potential today comes as hong kong faces not just its 2nd but the 3rd wave of in 1000 infections as the case count rises so does public anger over the government's handling of the crisis the that we used to be calling reports from hong kong. groups of 2 this is how you're allowed to hang

me personally, i want a white house, a biden white house, it's clear about governing, respecting americansr about national strategies that can really make a difference in governors being able to make differences they need. bringing congress back together for the cohesive political body. it allows him to do the kind of leadership renewals and efforts in this country that are so badly needed. it's flattering but i try to just keep focused here and i'm grateful family legacy is an opportunity to get promoted unabashed on your incredible program here today. >> governor, thank you very much for being here and coming on the podcast and good luck. >> thank you, jonathan. >> thank you all very much for tuning into washington post, we've got a packed week of great interviews for you washington post including former un ambassador, academy award-winning artist, wolfgang puck and patrick dempsey. had to washington post live.com with a full calendar or if you'd like to watch highlights for the full interview from today. thank you very much for tuning in. >> what a hearing on oversight of his detention

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for me personally, i want a white house, i want a biden white house that is clear about governing, clear about respecting all americans, and clear about national strategies that can really make a difference in governors being able to make the kinds of differences they need and bringing congress back together so that they are a more cohesive political body. want biden to pick the person who gets his ticket elected and allows him to do the kind of leadership and renewal efforts that are so badly needed. so it is flattering, but i just try to keep focus here and i'm grateful that my family legacy gets an opportunity to get promoted. unabashed on your incredible program here today. >> governor michelle lujan grisham, thank you very much for being here, for coming on the podcast, and good luck. gov. lujan grisham:gov. lujan grisham: thank you very much. thank you, jonathan. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2020] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] steve: joining us from las v

for me personally, i want a white house i want a biden white house it is clear about governingti, respecting all americans and clear about national strategies that can really make a difference in governors being able to make the kind of differences they need. in bringing congress back together so they are a more cohesive political body. i want biden to pick the person that gets this ticket elected and allows him to do the leadership and efforts in this country that are so badly needed. it's flattering, but i try to keep focus here and i am grateful my family legacy is an opportunity to get promoted unabashed on your incredible program here today. >> governor, thank you very much for being here, for coming on the podcast and good luck. >> thank you very much. thank you jonathan. >> c-span's "washington journal", everyday we are taking your calls live on the air with the news of the day and we will discuss policy issues that affect you bird coming up wednesday morning "new york times" discusses economic proposals offered by presumptive democratic nominee, joe biden. and the role the economy wi

a senior role in the biden white house quite well nevertheless there are some fundamental issues that will remain like the question of nato defense contributions would have put it was some disagreements with regard to china policy or other issues but i think that was would again be. discussed and sorted out in a partnership style in an open to trust that communication as we have to help with policy differences that we have had with each and every u.s. administration in the past decades. one topic that has been dominating german american relations in recent months is the notion of u.s. troop withdrawals u.s. defense minister mark esper has now confirmed details of the withdrawal of thousands of american troops from germany how much of a blow is this to german security and security of nato. i think it is predominately weakening u.s. capabilities in europe and don't forget that the overwhelming majority of u.s. military base in germany is not here for take her real defense federal public germany but he said here. as in on a global crossroads for global operations of the united states in

you served in the obama-biden white house. what is his plan to reverse this job loss? seth: i think what he will do is proposing massive jobs strategy. he has already proposed significant climate change and infrastructure strategies to create jobs but also to help the economy move to a green future. that will create a number of jobs. his strategy is to put more money in workers pockets, more skills training but also raising minimum wage, expanding over time protections, increasing the number of unions in the united states. if we put money in the pockets of middle-class, low-wage workers, that will drive the american economy, along with an aggressive jobs strategy. that is where vice president biden will be. that contrasts with president trump, who frankly, talks a tremendous amount about jobs but does little to create them. we have had more infrastructure trump then president we have had infrastructure jobs created. vonnie: we will hear about any sort of concrete infrastructure plan from candidate biden. thank you, seth harris. let's get a check on the first word news

so, the timing for me is very important to kucontrast what ha ind in the obama/biden white house and the trump white house. pretty soon he's going to attack president obama and he's done that his whole career. it's a very perilous thing for donald trump to do. because a cnn poll before the covid crisis had, who do you think was the better president? 55% said president obama and 39% said president trump. even 18% of republicans said i think obama was a better president. it's very effective what they did today, i think. >> what do you think about maybe they voted for president trump before and not so sure right now and possibly looking for an alternative but joe biden doesn't quite swell with them, what if they don't like president obama? is that something that can backfire? >> president obama is one of the most popular politicians in the country. i put him right up there with his wife, michelle obama. before covid crisis, he hit nearly 60% of americans said he was a better president. i think it energizes folks. i think for independents, who greatly admired the work president obama had

we just need joe biden in the white house to give it its full head to make it happen.hank you, senator. yes, thank you. so, senator warren, i know how much you love the economy and i am sure you were wondering why we have yet to talk about the bill back a better plan. we are going to get back to it. i'm saving the best for last for you. i saved it for last. for the folks out there who don't know, vice president biden unveiled his build back better plan because he believes we don't need to build back to where we were before trump, we need to build back and be better because there are issues long before the coronavirus, covid-19, was felt across the country but across the world. we have been rolling and trucking around when it comes back to the bill back better plan. the first one was about innovation and manufacturing. the second plank was around the economy and infrastructure. the third plank is around the caring economy. i want to bring in my good friend kyle. kyle on the mic right here. looks better than all of us put together today. kyle is going to kick off our rap

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it was joe biden's white house that said during h1n1 that they were going to cancel all testing because why waste resources on that, quote/unquote. >> hogan, they left you a plan -- no. they left you a plan. it's been like four years, you know that? 53% of registered voters -- >> running against george bush for eight years. what are you talking about? it's a clear choice. it has been 3.5 years. they let biden in office for 50. >> 53% registered voters dis proving of how he's doing on theconomy. and we have to be clear when it comes to joe biden he has not said what you said about defunding police. >> he said yes, absolutely. that's the way it was written and said. i understand the desire of cnn and others to try and makeup for joe biden's mistakes and horrible position. that's completely fair on your part. but the fact is when this campaign continues on forward and strong in full blast, we're going to make those differences. we're going to point out what the mainstream media refuses to tell them that joe biden has been horrible for this country. he's crushed the middle class, kicked the

biden gives us a record and idea of what he would be in the white house, president trump has shown it. >> i think it's an acquiescence versus standing up to them. i think biden continues to acquiesce. and another way to look at this. left wing culture does inform left wing politics the same thing with right wing. when you see institutions on the left which is unfortunately all the institutions in hollywood, the nba, that's the name some examples acquiescing to china. that does inform left-wing politicians that is their base. so that matters quite a bit. so we can assume that biden is not going to take the steps that trump has taken. so i would never slap sheriff -- biden would never slap tariffs on china. it's a bold mood and even i was questioning at it first. it's a bit of a tax us. but i have to admit it did give us more leverage. i do have to admit some of these things. i'm a gem was in the same uncomfortable position i was. because with free trade, we want free trade, we defend that. we have to acknowledge we have no free trade relationship with china. it's going to be a rocky pa

white house. [laughter] toator warren: i want reiterate what dr. biden is saying, because it is going to be extraordinary to have two partners in the white house, to be remarkable man president but such a remarkable woman who is an educator through and through and will be there every day to make sure everyone of these promises is capped, because she has made her life commitment to our kids. dr. jill biden is one of the best reasons to vote for joe biden, many good ones, but that is a really good one. the other thing want to say, randi, is that when you say people are worried, frustrated, worried about what is happening next, i get it. but next time you feel frustrated, do something about it. next time you feel angry, do something about it. next time you feel worried, do something about it. and the thing you can do is say, we are aiming toward november 3. how do we make sure, make sure, make sure joe biden is elected that we get democrats up and down the ballot? talk to friends who might not be registered to vote. talk to them, email them, text them, do o

biden, i wish you in the white house now. and as you know, between you and joe biden, you to meet the moment that we are in right now, that america needs. because it's no longer fight is for the soul of the catchy. it is a fight to reimagine america's better angels, and you show that every single day. >> thank you.

rest of the world whether we are heading for brexit and, whether there will be a president biden in the white housent and the chancellor put on rebuilding, and a lot of that investment would have expected to have come from china, so they have got to to tread a tight rope but there's also been a huge backbench rebellion and real concerns about security in this country. let's look to the sunday mirror. an exclusive for one of your papers. prince andrew tv and if he was the end for me. this incident ghislaine maxwell, a friend, saying that she insist that she is innocent, she knew that the police would come a knocking. yes. what is interesting about this is this is the fallout from that prince andrew car crash interview with emily maitlis. whoever advised him to do that should get out of the immediately. and according to laura goldman, this friend of ghislaine maxwell, at that point, she knew that the fbi would come calling and there was not much he could do about it but she had advised prince andrew do not do the interview and i think as it turned out that it was a very good advice. he has now retrea

biden speech. es the white house see mr. biden cutting into their territory? >> yeah. well, you saw president suggesting that biden had plagiarized from him. and look, if you look at this fr the biden camp's perspective, you know, the president's poll numbers really did not move for the first three years of his presidency. he had rock solid base support all through all of the scandal and ieachment of the president. a lot of russia talk and investigation.where the preside started to move were on the coronavirus and economic wipeout that we saw earlier thisdear. now you see biden ahead of the president in a lot of polling and including in our snshes polling in battlcne -- polling in battleground states. the biden campaign will take noce of that and stick with messaging arnd the virus and economy and those things that matter to americans. their health and their economic well-being and leave the aside. stuff you can kind of hit it on the cable talk shows from time to time. but the meat and potatoes of the biden campaign is likely i think still to be about the it means for

. >>> decision 2020 democratic presidential contender joe biden will visit pennsylvania as part of his push to win the white house. biden plans to visit a metal works plant outside of scranton. he has held mostly virtual events due to the pandemic. proposals to fight climate change and institutional racism while expanding health care coverage. >>> on the "uss theodore roosevelt" due to return to home port wrapping up what could only be called a turbulent six months at sea. a coronavirus outbreak rocked that ship. one sailor died in march and the navy fired the ship's com a let out where he was asking for the ship to be evacuated. >>> a follow up. the white house is taking a new approach and trying to deny asylum to immigrants. a proposed new rule would allow homeland security to block asylum seekers based on international health and pandemic risk. more specifically, the coronavirus. the rule would extend to those facing potential danger within their countries. and the decision would be made not in court but at the border. the rule will take effect only 30 days after the completion of a public comment period. >>>

thought to be high on the list former national security adviser susan rice worked closely with biden in the white house, but has never run for office val demings, is also a contender, along with several others vice presidential choices help, and sometimes hurt think sarah palin. the oldest candidate -- voters could decide it's critical. >> andrea mitchell in washington, thanks. >>> the fallout from covid will be the most important issue this election season but there's also a dire warning about the pandemic's devastating impact on children worldwide. with more on that here's richard engel. >>> while the global covid death toll tops 650,000. what's coming could be far worse. the world food program and three other u.n. agencies predict mass starvation because of covid's disastrous economic impact. the u.n. agencies say the 140 million people around the world on the brink of starvation now could rise to a staggering 270 million. this year -- >> if we don't get a social safety net program out there immediately in providing food you will see mass starvation, famines of biblical proportions. >> reporter: dav

the last thing we need is joe biden in the white house. [applause] you, the subject of today is the usmca. it is a great win for american agriculture, but i wanted to come to a dairy farm because it has been a great win for dairy. i was literally there every step of the way during the negotiations. when president trump ran and the people of wisconsin put their confidence in this president four years ago, he promised that we would do better. the northought american free trade agreement hadn't put american workers first, hadn't put american farmers first. we rolled our sleeves up and right out of the gate, we started the negotiations. one of the things we learned early on, in addition to creating incentives to move manufacturing jobs south of the border, we learned about programs, particularly in the dairy industry that were going on in canada that were working against dairy farmers here in wisconsin and all across this country. canada actually had what's called a class six and class seven program that subsidized certain dairy products and l

white house because of them. >> donald from swinging back at joe biden and barack obama after the duo traced is white house record. >> is 2020 message as covid-19 forces him to cancel the rnc in florida. >> we are celebrating baseball's big return. jillian: we have a look at this weekend's matchup on fox "fox and friends first" starts right now. ♪ take a shot for the weekend, got to get going. >> look at that. live look outside city field, baseball is back, phillies taking on the marlins. a big day. heather: yankees won 4-when an arrangement game against the washington nationals. jillian: good morning, you are watching "fox and friends first" on friday morning. todd: thank you for starting your friday with us. protests erupting outside shows chicago mayor lori lightfoot as agents head to this he to curb the violence. jillian: cities prepare for violence of the weekend. >> reporter: protesters turned out in the streets outside mayor lightfoot's home and let me take you to a brand-new video in grant park where efforts to take down the christopher columbus statute was a scene of violent clashes last friday. it is pr

the race for the white house heats up with joe biden and the president taking shots at each other oververything from the economy to their cognitive abilities. president fisher reporting live from the white house today. >> a busy day for president trump down in battleground florida, he's got a fund-raiser tonight, meeting with some venezuelan americans this afternoon and he just wrapped up this trip to u.s. southern command where he received a briefing on a counter narcotics operation in the caribbean which led to about a billion dollars worth of illegal drugs being seized. the president also touched on some of the side effects that he believes were caused by the covid-19 closures. >> unfortunately the shutdowns caused by the china virus have led to a recent rise in overdose deaths, still below the level that they were at but nevertheless have gone up a little bit, one of the reasons that we are working to safely and responsibly reopen our country, reopen our schools, get our country going again 100%. >> now, the president's 2020 opponent joe biden says he believes that this trip should

trump spoke to reporters earlier today about remarks made by former vice president joe biden outside the white houseore he debt parted -- before he departed from miami. pres. trump: hello, everybody. we are going to miami. we are going to different parts of florida today. we will be back at about 11:00 tonight. a lot of very good stops. we look forward to it. tropical storm fay is probably going to be hitting new jersey pretty soon, so we are on the watch.

more people would have died if joe biden was in the white house. he has also said that deaths are isn 39% in the last, and pushing for the economy to reopen. acknowledging that they might have opened too soon in the case of southern florida. the u.s. president pushing ahead with reopening, tweeting that schools especially should be reopening in the fall. russia. has surged past almost 7000 cases have been confirmed and the outbreak is not expected to peak for several more weeks. elizabeth reports from new delhi. the emperor 17 years to build the taj mahal. for those wishing to see the mazza liam, the weight has just gotten -- the wait time has just gotten longer. >> my daughter has been frustrated, so we decided to come here when we heard that it was going to open, but now we are disappointed. opened manynment monuments for the first time since march. in the country, few people wanted to venture out given the rise in number of coronavirus cases. of the it is usually one most popular sites in the country with 8000 visits a day. in the eight hours si

you know that ifjoe biden wins the white house, this policy of mr netanyahu's is dead in the water. the embassy in 2018, the us decided to move its embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem and the same about recognising our sovereignty over the golan heights. we don't run our policy according to elections in other countries. and at the end of the day, we respect our allies, we respect our friends, but we take the decisions that are important and crucial to our future. what about american jews? the part of your mission and other diplomats‘s missions is to make sure that you have open channels of communication with the very important american jewish community. here's the words of rabbi eric yoffie, who was president of the union for reform judaism, which represents roughly a million and a half americanjewish people. he says, on this annexation issue, "americanjews are deeply unhappy. the monumental stupidity of this entire annexation enterprise has left american jews shocked and panicked, not to mention puzzled and confused and, above all, angry." do you care about that? stephen, i can give

bush was president so would the picture look better with joe biden in the white house. these numbers always track the popularity. of the president abroad of whatever u.s. president it is therefore there was an uptick was with obama marketable market uptick and and it plummeted under donald trump so the expectation would be that there would be a relief factor. if joe biden were to become president. we know that europe and much of the world are looking at the united states and are shocked by the coronavirus crisis in america what role does this public health disaster play in america's image decline. yes i think it does play a role in 2 ways one if you had had a study about who would be well prepared for weathering in a pandemic we would have looked countries like the united states to be able to weather such a storm state capacity science resources would be factors that would be you wait and you would conclude that the united states would be able to weather such a storm better than others but what we see now is that these factors don't really. work in their favor because p

biden. >> reporter: victims sent the scam more than $117,000. tonight the fbi is investigating, david. >> pierre thomas tonight, thank you. >>> meantime, with the coronavirus worsening an elaborate event at the white house today. the focus was not the virus and tonight here the new polls. trump versus biden and what they now show. our chief white house correspondent jonathan karl tonight. >> reporter: with the covid-19 crisis getting even worse, president trump staged an elaborate photo-op on the south lawn of the white house on an entirely different issue, red and blue pick-ups, a crane and massive weights to symbolize government regulations.so unfour predictions of what will happen if he loses re-election. >> people have worked all their lives to get into a community, and now they're going to watch it go to hell. not going to happen, not while i'm here. >> reporter: the president made no mention whatsoever of the alarming increase in coronavirus cases, something he has rarely talked about for weeks. today, larry hogan, the republican governor of maryland and the head of the national governors' association offered a blistering critique, writing in "the washington post," quote, instead of listening to h

do you think any of those changes are possible and trump stays in the white house or even if biden does win in november. it depends on the social movement i mean i'm very encouraged that for the 1st time the movement for racial justice i mean people of color and know about police brutality but now it's all living color on the t.v. screens and a lot of white people are upset about it suit and we've just got to persist and push whoever is in office to follow through on these programs and a lot of this can be done locally like community control of the police. but no trouble i mean he wants the mobile as a racist vote that's his game plan that's what he's talking about that's what he's that's what all is messaging is is right out of george wallace back in the sixty's and joe biden is kind of tone deaf when he shoots the 1st thing he said after the george floyd murder and so many protests going to a black church and said oh he should sue people in the leg instead of a heart i mean that's just missing the point in him when defund the police came out and said no we're going to put $300000000.0

election that could put joe biden in the white house as president potentially undo this we know that democrats do not feel comfortable with the move by the trumpet ministration to withdraw from the world health organization they've called it short sighted dangerous that it will really hurt the united states when it comes to influence in the global spear so i think it's safe to presume that should there be a democratic president this may not go into effect having said that right now we have a republican president donald trump and his secretary of state has been very clear that is their intention if donald trump does win reelection that the united states will not be part of the world health organization having said that the other thing that needs to happen in the next 12 months is the united states needs to pay its dues in full before it withdraws its one of the biggest donors contributing a very large sum and right now at least half of that remains unpaid and this all happening of course as the number of coronavirus cases as we mentioned continues to rise in the united states. yeah co

biden. the white house not driving a message of any sort other than the president's ire. >> the president is clearly not in a good mood. he was at the white house listening to -- that's one way to put it lightly. he had this event at the white house. his arms were crossed. he had a scowl on his face. he was using words we heard him use over and over. this time in reference to the supreme court saying it's all a witch hunt. it's all a hoax. these are words we heard him talking about when he was getting impeached. we heard him say it with the robert mueller investigation. the president is going back to the way he talked about things when he doesn't like the way things are going. the president is also seeing as brian just said you can appoint supreme court justices. doesn't mean they'll say everything you say is right. the president over and over said there was some sort of absolute immunity. the president has now heard from several judges, including the ones he nominated, that he's not a keing. he cannot put things out there. that's the message that president trump is continuing to think about

again that may not be the case should his opponent in the upcoming presidential election joe biden win the white house a dog mccain is in berlin and says the german government to be expecting this move for some time. instant reaction from parliament from the conservative chairman of the foreign affairs committee. an influential member of angle america's ruling conservatives here in germany saying that rather than strengthening nato in europe he believes that this decision will weaken nato within europe and clearly people have been expecting that there would be something like this for some considerable time given the sorts of language coming from the trumpet ministration for many years to trumpet ministration angry with germany for its failure to meet the 2 percent of its budget on defense the interesting thing here is that the fear of this troop withdrawal extends far within germany so for prime ministers of states which have big u.s. bases in them have already taken the step of writing to members of the united states congress to see if they could do whatever can be done to reduce the damage a withdra

cnn, "the new york times" and the people who would do anything in their power to get joe biden to the white house>> tucker: so maybe congress should have done something about this before allowing a company that is not an american company, not in any sense an american company come up to have total control over our news and information. maybe someone should have noticed why didn't anybody do anything? >> that is the mystery that boggles the mind because i don't feel like the republican party feels the existential threat that you and i have been trying to convey to them. this is it, freedom of speech in the united states right now is controlled by google, controlled by facebook, and this is exactly why we saw these videos memory hold from the internet yesterday. and guess what explanation we got from breitbart? vague, nothing specific. and now all of a sudden google and mark zuckerberg et cetera apparently know more about hydroxychloroquine and coronavirus than board-certified doctors. >> and we should say we would rather talk to them then talk about them, but of course they deduct the invitation. t

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jill biden, he laid a wreath at a veteran's memorial in delaware during memorial day ceremonies. at the same time, the white house press secretary asked out loud why biden thought the mask necessary and the president re-tweeted a picture of biden that poked fun at the former vice president's caution. the president says he'll restart those coronavirus task force briefings starting today. the big question, will america's top infectious disease expert, dr. anthony fauci, be there? when asked, the white house press secretary said wait and see. you recall members of the president's own party asked him to stop these briefings after a series of peculiar statements from the president about sunlight and bleach as well as more than one run-in with the press. so, marcus, we do expect that to get underway at about 2:00 our time. of course, we will have highlights from that coronavirus briefing on our 5:00 and 6:00 p.m. news. >> absolutely. all right, scott, thank you for that update. >>> the president now seems to believe federal authorities should be sent to oakland. this comes as critics slammed the white house's decision

jack nation is with us white house correspondent. the trend in mr. biden's favor and poles and others, recently seems pretty consistent. >> it pretty does and has to be concerning to the white house, not to mention the trump campaign. i will tell you that trump advisors i have spoken to cite the fact that the polling in 2016 at this point in the race was unfavorable to the president so they feel it is not too late to turn around. but i've spoken to others who made the point that 2016 and 2020 are entirely different. the main reason for the difference is that you have the pandemic in the president has been in office for three to half years. the conditions are entirely different and it's clear that president trump wanted to run on the strength of the economy and the strength that the u.s. economy at the beginning of this year but that is changed hermetically and people are upset, not only about the economic pandemic but the way the president has handled it. eric: they do undermine the polls and the president and the interview with chris wallace, will get to th

white house correspondent. the white house called a news conference. trump turned it a meandering monologue. this was the president yesterday from the white house, talking about joe bidenn the issue of the economy. [video clip] nearly 10,000t factories while joe biden was vice president. think of that. 10,000 factories. he wrote something today and made a statement today that i wrote down. pretty accurate. biden was here for 47 years. the last eight years, not long ago, as vice president, he said, one in five miles of our highways are still import condition. we are doing a good job on highways, but why did he not fix them three years ago? tens of thousands of bridges are in disrepair and on the verge of collapse. that is probably not the right number, but we have bridges that should have been fixed. wide didn't -- why didn't he fix them? why didn't they fix them? tens of thousands of bridges. this is what he wrote. high-speed broadband. why didn't he get it? three years ago is not a long time. he did not do any of the things, but now he says he is going to be president and do all the things that he did not do, never did except make very bad decisions, especially on for