i could tell you righnoe biden/harris administration cares about working families. want to make sure everybody has the opportunity to succeed. sen. schumer: we are ready for some questions. way down there. you've got to talk a little louder. sen. schumer: i have always said that when people attempt to courts or legislators take away voting rights, particularly the most disenfranchised people, we havek-c an obligation to do everything we can to restore those voting rights. >> they are facing another round of indictments, is it time for him to resign? sen. schumer: the bottom line is, the senate has certain standards that we must've up to, i am very that senator menendez has not lived up to those standards. >> why is it ok with him serving in the caucus, being on committees and attending classified -- with bribery and social justice? sen. schumer: the senate has standards, we should all of up to those standards. i'm disappointed senator menendez has not. >> i know your position on israel, but based on the heat the president is getting from the left, if he pivots in hi

democrats, biden/harris administration, we have been delivering big for our communities.t take our word for it, just go talk to folks in our state. i can tell you, if you come to nevada you will see the benefit of the bipartisan infrastructure jobs act. the inflation reduction act because, with the biden/harris administration, this is life changing, this is not something just one investments with the future of our communities across the country. you see it in the economy. theefits in combating climate change. in creating millions of good paying jobs across the country. i will say, many of them are organized labor. i will say we have heard the joke all the time that the last administration talked endlessly about infrastructure. would have hearings, people would get there and talk about infrastructure and nothing happened. until the biden administration got into the white house, until the democrats took control, then we actually made it happen. we are listening to our community and we are actually solving the problems that they care about. in my home state of nevada, when i

today, the biden/harris campaign released this statement. "nikki haley's workers continue to make it crystal clear that donald trump is not building a coalition that can win in november. suburban, moderate, and independent voters are rejecting trumps divisive rhetoric and extreme policies and it is no surprise donald trump is running on the same extreme agenda that has cost republicans election after election, threatening democracy, overturning roe versus wade, passing a national abortion ban, repealing the affordable care act, and cutting medicare and social security." leading of our discussion tonight is principal deputy campaign manager for the biden/harris reelection campaign, he was the winning campaign manager for democratic senator raphael warnock in georgia. thank you for joining us tonight from biden/harris campaign headquarters in wilmington. i want to start with what we just identified in georgia, since you are the highest level expert we can possibly engage on winning the state of georgia. that 30,000 votes cast on election day,

biden as we launch women for biden-harris in atlanta. thank you.ause] the significance of this moment resonates deeply with me as i transition from academia to my future career. my education at spellman has empowered me to recognize the pivotal role that political engagement plays in shaping our future. issues such as education, social justice, health care, and so much more are at stake. these issues impact my generation and demand our active participation. i know that president biden and vice president harris are fighting to ensure that young people like me have the opportunity to have a great and affordable college education. and also to pursue our careers and passions without any limitations. i know that dr. biden shares these commitments. especially as an educator of over 30 years. every day she's working to invest in the lives and futures of women. i view this election as the responsibility to honor the legacy of those who have come before us and continue to fight to protect our fundamental freedoms, our health care, and our democracy. voting

the biden/harris fundraising advantage today, allow the biden/harris campaign to open a field officeaster, pennsylvania. it's the first time that there will be a democratic field office in lancaster for a presidential election. in 2020, donald trump joe biden in lancaster county 57.2% to 41.3%. if joe biden can just increase his vote, in lancaster county, he could increase his winning margin in pennsylvania which he won by 80,000 votes in 2020. the huge biden fundraising advantage allows the biden/harris campaign to build a campaign infrastructure advantage. the associated press reports, quote, just six months before the first early votes are cast in the general election between trump and biden, trump's republican party has little general election infrastructure to speak of. officials on the ground in top swing states are not panicking but the disparity with the widened campaign is stark. this month alone, biden open 100 new offices and added more than 350 new staffers in swing states from arizona to georgia to pennsylvania. that's in addition to the democratic president existing bat

i tie right now the biden/harris administration were so democrats cares about her working families wantsure everybody has had opportunity to succeed. thankan you. correct thank you three great centers were ready for some questions. way down there. [inaudible] >> i said people attempt to court scum for legislators to quit voting rights particular the most disenfranchised people we have an obligation to do everything we can to restore the voting rights.e guess? >> another round of indictments. >> the bottom line is as i have said the senate has certain standards that we must live up too. i am very disappointed senator menendez is not lived up to the an >> why are you okay with them sitting on committees, attending classified briefings he's been charged with bribery, conspiracy. >> as i have said senate has standards we should all be living up to the standards. i am deeply disappointed senator menendez has not. >> your position on israel but based on missed getting from t left and the democrat party is at union address tomorrow night. does that change things? is that something is to do? >>

cohen, biden, harris. recent polls like this new york times siena college poll from last month shows trump currently ahead with latino voters with 48% over biden's 43. that is, if the contest were held today. now this is a huge change from four years ago, when biden won latino voters 2 to 1 over trump. joining us live now to talk about the courting of the latino vote and why it matters. cristian arana, vice president of civic power and policy at the latino community foundation. hi, cristian. >> hey, kristen. how's it going? >> it's going great. thank you so much for making the time to chat with us today. because of the biden initiative, how important will latino voters be in this presidential election? >> well, latino voters are going to be decisive for this election. there's a reason why president biden is visiting nevada and arizona today, because he understands that the latino vote is going to be consequential to uh- whether or not he wins this november. and it's not just the president. former president

— problem right now, if you are in the biden harris team, and you are looking — biden harris team, ands also all of the poll after poll — voters that is also all of the poll after poll of the president's supporters, they are not as animated this side, _ supporters, they are not as animated this side, we — supporters, they are not as animated this side, we saw thatjust the other— this side, we saw thatjust the other day, _ this side, we saw thatjust the other day, with data showing that 97% of _ other day, with data showing that 97% of trump voters are fired up to vote for— 97% of trump voters are fired up to vote for him — 97% of trump voters are fired up to vote for him again, and the president had numbers that were in the low— president had numbers that were in the low 805. this is a blinking red li-ht the low 805. this is a blinking red light for— the low 805. this is a blinking red light for them, especially because, again. _ light for them, especially because, again. in— light for them, especially because, again, in 2020, biden was able to win because he cobbled together independe

i'll get reaction from quintin folk, president for the biden harris campaign. and steve phillips standard of democracy. >>> and inside the fight to enshrine abortion laws. >>> and breaking with the boss. former vice president mike pence on january 6th and his decision not to endorse donald trump. >>> the fact that the president continues to insist that i had the right to overturn the election that day is a fundamental difference. but i want to be clear that, you know, i've forgiven the president in my heart for what happened that day. >>> i'm jonathan capehart, this is the sunday show. >>> it's official, biden versus trump. and what is shaping up to be the first presidential general election rematch in nearly 70 years. sure it feels like deja vu all over again. but this 2024 version is all together different. biden seeks reelection with a strong record to stand on and defend. a record that includes a booming economy despite all those hair on fire prediction that the u.s. would slip into recession. unemployment is just 3.9%. for the last two years folks. in febr

women for biden-harris! we are going to do what we did in 2020 and 2022.o our friends and tell them why this election is so important. we are going to tell them what sign up for vote banks and canvassing ships. we are going to meet this moment as if our rights are at risk because they are. as if our democracy is on the line because it is! we will decide our future because her's men like donald trump -- they underestimate our power because they don't understand it. /b5k[applause] they see how we lead through others. they see that as weakness, but we know that our community is ourthey see our empathy and our compassion as vulnerability thae clarity to fight -- we fight for what is right. they see -- they think of your love for our children makes us soft, but we know that these are the lives that light a fire in our hearts, that makes us fierce and unafraid. >> democrat jason palmer was a surprise winner of the american samoan democratic presidential caucus this superwhile residentn samoa are not allowed to vote in a esidential electn as they are not consider

the biden-harris administration is responsible for all of this. their role in this entire operation essentially is to run interference for these multi billion dollars criminal enterprises with the cartels by doing things like cutting through the concern tina wire that governor abbott put up. creating entry ways and openings for people to illegally cross our border. so the humanitarian crisis. the hardship that people are facing this suffering is on their hands. >> tulsi, just like they don't care about the women being trafficked at the border or the folks in the inner city whose schools are being yowfer ever overcrowded or the people being, you know, assaulted in new york by migrant, they don't care about any of those people. they are all collateral damage in biden's america. and now, the state department, tulsi, when it comes to haiti, they are trying to reassure us that the tens of millions of dollars we have already sent there is all going to be monitored. watch out. >> there is $33 million that the secretary announced on monday in humanitarian

we are doing this in partnership with the biden/harris administration.unity will mobilize behind this president because this president has always mobilized behind the black community. >> now, i know it is not your state but republican primary voters in north carolina nominated the states lieutenant governor, mark robinson, to become their governor in november. robinson, who has a laundry list of comments disparaging the civil rights movement as crap and a communist plot, who is also argued for reparations but suggested that it is black americans not oh them to whites, blaming the trans- atlantic trade largely on africans and in a resurfaced video from 2020, he said, and i'm quoting "i absolutely want to go back to the america where women couldn't vote." given that you are one of the three black governors this nation has ever had, as you just said, what does it say to you that this is a tar heel republican who is black running to run their state. >> to continue his ignorance is staggering and, it is really unfortunate that we have a major party who has no

let's provide immediate relief to the people of gaza. >> today, at the white house, the biden harrisvery israeli, went around prime minister netanyahu to meet with a member of the israeli war cabinet, benny gantz, who was the leader of the opposing party to netanyahu in israel. that is an unprecedented white house meeting during a crisis in israel. benjamin netanyahu did not want that meeting to happen. the new york times reports that netanyahu, quote, had not approved mister gantz has traveled to washington. an official in mr. netanyahu's office spoke on the condition of anonymity, said mister gantz did not represent the government on his trip to washington and insisted that the prime minister continue to enjoy open communication with mr. biden. joining us is david rothkopf, foreign affairs for the daily beast. he is also the host of the deep state radio putt cast. david, it seems like a pretty important turn, public turn, by the white house on something we have every reason to believe was happening privately, which was the insistence on a cease-fire. here's the vice president sayin

campaign raising much more than the trump campaign, biden harris are spending it on campaigning anding it on donald trump's lawyers. >> yeah, and again, these folks, so many of them, through small contributions, put their faith in a man who has promised to make their lives better and all he's done is made his own life better. when donald trump looks at the word, "america," it has seven letters and he only sees "i." this election is entirely about escaping accountability for him. to the degree that joe biden can show for him, the election is about seeing everybody and governing for everybody, i think he can win on that and that will be more pronounced as more cases come for donald trump closer to november. >> congressman, thank you for joining us. >>> coming up, if the republican party pays donald trump's legal fees, could donald trump have to pay taxes on that money as taxable income? we will discuss that with tim o'brien and daniel shapiro, professor of taxation at nyu law school, next. most people got 100% clear skin. some after the first dose. serious side effects, including suic

the biden harris campaign is raising more than the trump campaign.it all on campaigning, the others are spending it all on donald trump's lawyers. >> lawrence, again, these folks, so many of them through small contributions put their faith in a man who promised he will make their lives better. all he has done is made his own life better. when donald trump looks at the word america, it has seven letters in it. he only sees one, the letter i. this election in november for donald trump is entirely about escaping accountability. it's to the degree that joe biden can show that for him, the election is about seeing everybody and governing for everybody. i think you can win on that. that will be more pronounced as more and more cases, you know, come for donald trump as we get closer to november. >> thank you for joining us tonight. >> my pleasure. >>> coming up, if the republican party pays donald trump's legal fees, for donald trump have to pay taxes on that money as taxable income? we will discuss that with tim o'brien and daniel shapiro, professional are

o'malley dillon, the chair of the biden/harris campaign after serving as a brilliant campaign manager for mac years ago, the winning campaign measure, released a memo today on the state of the race. if you choose to pay attention to one campaign operative this year, it should be jen o'malley dillon. she was right about everything she said about the biden presidential campaign last year. today she said upwards of 10% of the voters remain undecided, much larger than the current margin between trump and biden in pulling. and these voters are highly supportive of the politics -- policies of the biden-harris administration, like protecting abortion access, lowering the cost of prescription drugs, and defending the affordable care act. these undecided voters are also the least tuned into politics of any group. as the general election ramps up the campaign will aggressively engage these undecided voters, highlighting the states of this election to secure their votes in november. a significant share of moderate and haley voters across the country are saying that trump cannot count on their vo

this just in, the biden-harris campaign is launching latino con biden harris. to engage and mobilize latino voters. biden will kick it off today in arizona alongside latino organizers. the organization will hold events this week in battleground states like pennsylvania, north carolina, nevada and wisconsin. the biden-harris campaign manager saying, quote: we are making clear with action that we are investing aggressively into earning the latino vote. and the princess of wales spotted on camera one week after she apologized for editing a family photo. the video obtained by tmz shows princess kate visiting a farm shop with her husband in windsor england as she recovers from abdominal surgery. kate was described as looking happy, relaxed and healthy during the outing because there's a lot of people, -- >> steve: can you see her. she is walking. she appears fine. >> yeah. we can all calm down. >> steve: but many won't. carley, thank you very much. >> carley: okay. >> steve: meanwhile as we were talking about you 20 minutes ago former donald trump's attorneys reveal

should the biden/harris team be worried about these numbers? because black women, especially around generational line, older black women over 50 are strong on the current president. but younger black women are not. and so there definitely has to be more work done. and whether you're talking older or younger, the economy, cost of living is really high on the list. other issues around rights and freedoms are there, but they don't surpass issues around cost of living, inflation. you can see in our poll they're feeling a little bit better. kwhoen you say what's dissatisfied, the economy, the economy. so wh they do when they walk in the grocery store matters, right, the cost of what it costs to live. transportation costs. those kinds of things are real for black women. and especially younger black women. >> that's interesting. so any amount of messaging or anything the biden/harris campaign, is it a messaging thing or an i got to feel it at the supermarket kind of thing? >> i think it's both. why don't you lay out what your plan is to address concer

in texas, and he is telling fox news he is wearing a biden-harris shirt so they let me in.hirt i'm going to read jacqui heinrich's reporting, a white house official tells me president biden is not going to make announcements or executive orders for border security ahead of the state of the union address. >> yeah, if the who us has not seen this video yet, they have now, if they are watching fox news and they are cringing. the president is trying to now blame the migrant crisis on republicans but everybody remembers president biden raising his hand during the last presidential election cycle saying come on in, we are gonna let you in and give you all of these services and we are not the only ones that remember it. that guy remembers it as well. >> kayleigh: emily, meanwhile republicans have put out an ad, it's very compelling, about laken riley, it shows this beautiful girl, the story of how she lost her life and it is #say her name, yet to hear president biden say it. >> emily: that's right, and as well we will wait to see whether he has the empty seat at sotu where her par

biden-harris campaign is counting on star power and the support of past presidents to show it has momentum. it raised $26 million at the event last night. there are still voters skeptical or against a second biden term. the latest fox news polling shows the president's approval on key issues like the economy, inflation and immigration under water. last night while he was in new york for that star-studed fundraiser president obama told the crowd i think it is worth adding not just the negative case against the presumptive nominee on the other side but the positive case for somebody who has done an outstanding job as president. sometimes we forget where we started and where we are now. the republican nominee he is talking about former president trump who was also in new york on thursday attending a wake for a fallen new york city police officer. while it was not a campaign event, trump told fox afterwards he believes voters will spend much of the next few months comparing their lives now to when he was in office. >> we are a nation in decline. we are a nation in decline. but totally fixable.

what are you hearing from the biden harris campaign about the results today? are they saying anything in response to the warning signs we been talking about? >> the biden campaign told me they are watching the voters that were voting for haley in states like north carolina and states like virginia very closely. specifically when you look at those exit polls, cnn exit polls show in north carolina 62% of haley vots said they would not vote republican in november regardless of who the nominee is. for the same question 76% of haley voters said they would not vote for the republican nominee regardless of who it is in virginia. the biting campaign is paying really close attention to those numbers -- ben campaign is paying really close attention to those numbers. they see those numbers as a sign potentially gettable voters fo president biden are repelled by trump's extremism. in terms of warning signs, their response to the uncommitted effort is they are not ignoring it. they are well aware of it. they understand the president is not doing well with young voters, not

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of the last 48 hours, biden- harris has posted and re-posted over 1000 videos on x suggesting the gopincluding a compilation of republican seemingly taking blame for the failed talks. >> very important issue for donald trump, and the fact that he would communicate to republican senators and congress people that he doesn't want us to solve the border problem because he wants to blame but biden for, it is really appalling. >> i'm extremely disappointed in the very strange maneuvering by many on the right to torpedo a potential border reform bill. >> it would acknowledge president trump failed, along with republicans, paul ryan and the guys, they failed in 2018 to actually move a border security bill. >> i want to bring in alencia johnson, political strategist, chief impact officer of ten 63 westbrook, former senior adviser to the 2020 biden harris campaign. and arena shot, political strategy as a commentator, former senior gop congressional advisor. aunt principle and founder of relax, strategies. welcome, both ladies. so, alencia, started off, if you, welcoming justice after both presi

should the biden/harris team be worried about the numbers? >> yes. very much so.specially around generational lies -- both are black women over 50, are strong on the current president, but younger women are not. so, there deftly has to be a lot more done if you are talking older or younger, the economy, costs of living, really high on the list. other issues around rights and freedom are there, but they don't surpass issues around cost-of-living, inflation. you can see in our poll, they are getting a little better. you can see, dissatisfied, the economy. so, what they do when they walk in the grocery store, perhaps, the cost of what it costs to live, transportation costs, those kinds of things are real for black women, especially younger black women. >> that's interesting. so, any amount of messaging or anything -- but the biden/harris campaign is a messaging thing, or is it i've got a feeling at the supermarket thing? >> i think it is both. one is if you are try to get a second term, you have what? unfinished business. why don't you lay out what your plan is to ad

mcgovern: madam speaker, the biden-harris administration recently announced nearly $1.7 billion as partwhite house challenge to end hunger and build healthy communities. in 2022 when president biden hosted the second effort white nutrition, and health i told those in attendance that the event couldn't be a one off. we couldn't gather in d.c., pat each other on the back, and not deliver on the ambitious goals. these new bold commitments from 141 stakeholders from across the nation, including health insurers, nonprofits, academia, and local elected officials show that we are not taking our foot off the gas to meet the president's goal of rit related diseases by 2030. i want to thank president biden, my good friend chef jose andres from president's council on sports, fitness, nutrition. agriculture secretary vilsack, and everyone who is playing a part big and to end hunger once and for all. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from north carolina seek r ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: so recognized.

this is from the biden/harris campaign. they put out a statement. is not raising the funds needed to reach voters or campaign a good strategy. is trailing your opponent in cash on hand by nearly 4 to 1 and hitting up donors to cover your personal debts instead of funding your campaign a winning formula. >> on the legal issues, yeah, you don't want to bog down the voters. zoom out and talk about values. and the values that i think is coming out here is the man is a hypocrite. somebody long time ago, one of my early political mentors say voters may forgive a liar, but they won't forgive a hypocrite. between the donald trump that ran in 2016 and this billionaire, i've done all of this for all of these people. you get down to it, the guy is actually broke. not only has he lied to you, but he has created this persona that is paper thin and i think his voters see that. wow, this guy is just like everybody else. except joe biden, because he is out there talking about, you know, the values and creating these really important contrasts. >> that contrast, sim

so this is -- one of the things that i hope people are recognizing is how offensive the biden-harris administration's approach is to the american people where they can advocate for these policies for the last three-plus years and now all of a sudden policies that have made our country worse, not better, made our way of life worse, not better. now all of the sudden flip a switch and think we are so stupid to believe the lies that they are telling us now. >> brian: they pretend it didn't happen. >> tulsi: just to get our votes. >> steve: tulsi, the breaking news is that the stage is now set for trump-biden rematch because even though he trounced nikki haley yesterday, she apparently, you know, is going to at 10:00 this morning down in charleston is going to announce she is suspending operations. what's your observation about her dropping out, and where do the republicans -- i know you were a democrat then independent. >> ainsley: and ran for president. >> steve: right, exactly. how do -- how does donald trump, for instance, get those independents and some democrats, to vote for him ove

demonstration of the importance of our roads and bridges, which is one of many reasons why the biden-harrisration worked so hard to get the infrastructure package past, ny roads and bridges are the biggest category -- ny roads and bridges are the biggest category in that package. we will work to deliver any federal resource needed to help maryland get back to nl work wie way to rebuild the bridge. it will not be simple. when we held pennsylvania and california swiftly reopen i-95 and i-10 respectively, there was terrific work done, but that was addressing comparatively short spans of bridges over land relative to this span over water. and in the baltimore case, we still don't fully know the condition of the portions of the bridge tha■éar standing, or open infrastructure bill of the surface of the water. so, rebuilding will not be quick or easy or cheap, buwe done. , as i mentioned, we are working with city, county and state and i also want to add that we are engaged closely with the maryland congressional delegation, many of whom were on hand yesterday and were doing a tremendous job advoca

be an important event to the current president, that believe in what we are trying to do in the biden harrisrd, make sure we are protecting our democracy, protecting our freedom to building an economy that leaves no one behind. >> they say meanwhile trump is scrambling to raise cash as he lags behind president biden and fundraiser. instead of closing the gap to fund his campaign he's fundraising to pay his legal bills and relying on donors to finance his phone, the view of the trump team reads like this. the three people who have been responsible for death, destruction and misery across the globe, these presidents are going to be hearing it from progressive activists trying to organize demonstrators outside radio city tonight to, quote, protest genocide joe's reelection fundraiser, they want people they are as early as possible as conditions allow, there's heavy rain in the forecast, aside from donors paying as much as $100,000 per picture, there are going to be problems with this event on the left and on the right. >> it's not president biden we need to worry about, it's the machine underne

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party that celebrated freedom and fought for civil liberties, and came to the conclusion that the biden-harrisation and the democratic elite in washington are deliberately politicizing and turning into weapons and tools of our own government and their cronies in the tech giants and social media, as well as in the mainstream media, to take away our freedoms, take away our right to free speech, take away... our civil liberties, they have become a war party in every way, unfortunately, privacy and democracy the party has become an association that undermines the very structure of our country, our freedom, our constitution and the rule of law, which is why i ultimately left the democratic party, which is why i am sounding the alarm now as we enter a year of very important election, talking about what... is at stake, when i was first elected to the primary in 2012, it was a race that i shouldn't have won, if you listen to anyone who knows anything about politics, and i won that election, without the support of any dem party figures at the local or federal level or the party as a whole, it was just

maria: amazing then from so-called biden-harris 204 campaign, releasing this statement following trump'sorder trip, donald trump is weak on border security what they said weak on crime, that is why he directed maga republicans to kill the toughest fairest reforms to secure border in decades tried to defund police. yes, they say trump tried to defund police every year he was in office. the truth is they write donald trump doesn't want to secure border he prefers chaos, because he is betting it helps him politically, michael lee i think democrats believe biden-harris campaign believe if they say it then everyone will believe it just say it at this point is true? even though we know there is no truth to that we lived the trump administration, we all watched it, and he was not defunding police it was actually the progressives defunding the police in fact stripped a billion dollars, out of the police force, forcing new york to fire get rid of police officers. michael lee: maria, the walls are closing in on this administration, okay? their communist welfare tactics by way sided one by one, the

i can report that as of this afternoon, the biden-harris administration has approved that request. we are deeply grateful to president biden, to secretary buttigieg, to our federal delegation and all of our federal partners. i was thankful to receive a call an hour ago, from secretary buttigieg. and i'm grateful for the way the administration has continued to lean in and support us. and i recently had a chance to thank them personally for their continued work. and this evening, i am also thinking about the first responders and the emergency professionals who have been with us every step of the way. this afternoon, our team was at camden yards for opening day where we met with first responders and their families who joined us for the game. and we spoke with three members of the maryland transportation authority police. sergeant paul pastorek, corporal jeremy herbert and -- they saved lives this week. and they are true heroes. we had a chance to speak about not just the lives that they saved by being able to haul traffic, but as the bridge was collapsing, but also the unimaginable re

a new video released in the last couple of hours from the biden-harris campaign showing former president obama making the case for joe biden at the record-breaking fundraiser here in new york city. >> who was it that really sees you and cares about you? i can -- i'm pretty confident the other guy doesn't. this guy does. that's why we are going to have to fight so hard to read >> meanwhile, donald trump hopes to address biden next saturday. ed has big mar-a-lago fundraiser. before that, he is staring down deadlines in civil and criminal cases and one fellow republican weighing in on a key trump decision facing the supreme court. >> do you think the president deserves total immunity, congressman? >> no. all americans have to live by the law and we are all accountable for our behavior. especially after you leave the presidency. everybody, any individual can be held accountable through the legal system. >> also new this hour, reaction from capitol hill left mike johnson attacks president biden for observing transgender visibility day today which happens on march 31st and also happens to be e

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that's part of it, and will the biden/harris administration if they get a second term be able to address that. >> that's the thing, that the stress and anxiety around racism is about trump. it's about trump. he's running around with nazis. i don't see that makes you support trump. >> that's right. and it's trump, but it's also everything that the republican party stands for. so when we think about every issue that the black voters care about, whether it's voting rights or abortion or social security or health care or police reform, what we know is that the republican party and donald trump sit on the opposite side of every single one of those issues and not in ways that are good faith disagreement. it's in ways that are dangerous, that block black people's progress at every point. so in some ways with this notion that we're on the verge of this racial reelinement, it really seems like someone's deepest fantasy dressed up as political analysis. that requires all of us to suspend everything that we know about american history and just live in the alternative reality that's being created. >

people to feel disinvest it from voting this year, probably upcoming decisions happeninghó]■ the biden-harrisvalid for us to be realistic today. we are unhappy with the choice, but we will vote, and i think they need to hear that. you are not perfect, but we will vote for you. where are you critical of this administration? >> uncritical with the biden administration because they do not want to declare a climate emergency.>> excuse me. excuse me. excuse me, mr. president -- will you guys be declaring a climate emergency? people are dying and you continue to approve fossil fuel projects. >> you always say you want to disturb things. can we do it properly? this is a government. can we act civilly here? >> you refer to the climate crisis as an emergency bu act tr the national emergencies act and declare a climate emergency to allow key authorities to take action ever-warming planet we are facing today. >> we have already made bold climate action by implementing the inflation reduction act. for americans to have clean energy jobs, and we are working together with other governments to have a sustai

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you get that sense because of the biden/harris administrations in action.y were in action, is, incons fact, their action. their conscious effort to continue the open border policyu letting anyone and everyone illegally come across the borders, which when you reallyi, look hard at what they are doing, they are engaging in ahee criminal enterprise, aiding and abetting many of these human trafficking cartels and other groups as we are seeing now come recently with the fbig recognizing that they are isis connected individuals usean domestic human trafficking individuals. the biden administration isy responsiblise for all of those peer their role in this entirese operation essentially is to run interference for these multibillion-dollar criminal enterpriseg ths with the cartely like cuttingtt through the wire that governor abbot pt put up, by creating entryways and openings for people to continue to illegally cross the border. the humanitarian crisis, the hardship people are facing, the national security threat that we are experiencing as a result of their polic

is it enough to bring them over to the biden/harris campaign?> maybe not today katie, but this is shrewd and smart politics by the i didn't campaign. what we are all seeing here is the pivot. this will be made a referendum on donald trump. the extremism represented by trump and the authoritarian, dictatorial style of government trump promises he will be day one if you regains power. what biden is doing is to say to all folks not comfortable with trump-listen, we may not agree on every policy, but we are bedrock loyal to the constitution. we will continue american democracy. there is room for you in our coalition and we will go and what you and we will be a president for you as well. will see more of this style. not just engaging nikki haley voters, you will see attempt to go after chris cristi voters. even some ron desantis voters who have ill will toward donald trump. anyone comfortable with former president trump's who team biden is trying to expand the coalition of voters to go after. special going to stick with this. i would never expect nik

just this week in the biden/harris ticket rolling out a new ad campaign $30 million of the next six weeksresident's agenda millions of people heard about on thursday night at state of the union. on friday eight near philadelphia also made it clear pivot to the economy polls show remain a top concern for millions of people. cook's wages are up and inflation is coming down. inflation has dropped from 9%, to 3%. we have made so much progress in al-assad about the future we can build because we have more to do. look the future in the days of trickle-down economics are over. >> if we cannot show you at live pictures out of rome, georgia former president trump will be speaking at that podium is about an hour or so north of atlanta is likely to talk about a lot about the economy he argues americans a lot more worse off now than compared when he was in office four years ago ataxia prices at the grocery store mortgage rate and credit card debt at an all-time high. almost all of terms from republican challengers for the nomination people like ron desantis, tim scott they've all endorsed him. but no

it was a biden-harris shirt. so, our photo journalist and griff jenkins asked him about why he was wearing the shirt, here is how he responded. [speaking spanish] >> so they could let me in. and today that is the only group. we could hear the national guard out here telling them to "go back to the other side," it appears the fencing the state of texas has put up is working to stop those larger groups that we would see at major crossing areas like in eagle pass in the past. now, it does not mean migrants aren't coming into the u.s. still. there are new images captured by a ranch camera just north of here in kinney county, you can see what appears to be a group of people dressed in camouflage trying to pass through private properties. often times it leads to property damages and some cases pursuits with law enforcement. just yet there was a chase in kinney county where texas dps says a driver of a pick-up truck suspected of human smuggling crashed after speeding away from law enforcement. one person died and for th