the stakes in this election, i think president biden did the right thing by handing the baton to camila harris or some other candidate from democratic party. we still don't know who the democrats will nominate for president and vice president, but i believe that since the polls showed biden trailing trump, it was necessary to nominate new faces. we'll see who it is in the coming days, i suppose. that, in particular, because president biden has endorsed kamela harris, she will be the new candidate, and that she will choose a governor from a state with many undecided voters as her vice presidential nominee , and that it will be approved by the congress democratic party. so i think we 're going to see democratic candidates try to move toward the center, try to win over moderate republicans and independents, especially in key states that aren't yet i think we'll see that probably between today and riding of the democratic party, democrats will rally around vice president harris. we've already seen, of course, that president biden has endorsed her as his successor. not surprisingly, we also saw tha

biden let... add something to each other, now biden is not on the ticket, relatively speaking, camila harris needs someone like biden, and they will watch it, while kamela harris, she is not such an authoritarian personality as trump, and she did not privatize the democratic party like trump-republican, she will somehow pay attention to the point of view of the democratic establishment. who she would like to see in the position of vice president united states? who will be a more successful candidate who will demonstrate that the democrats listen to different views, to different segments of the population, from where this person should be from a moderately democratic circle or, on the contrary, from a more radical one, in order to attract, let's say, another part of the voters, that is, they now it will be counted, i think that in a few weeks we will understand it. if we analyze the position of kamala harris regarding ukraine, this is also one of the subjects of discussion, many say that kamala harris does not have some of her position, she didn't talk much about ukraine, yes, but it is clear

seeing tremendous enthusiasm among democrats, the democratic environment for the candidacy of camila harris, because she promises for americans for the first time not only ... the possibility of a woman becoming president of the united states, but also that this woman will be a representative of a national minority, she will be the first black woman president, she will be the first woman born of immigrants to become president, and this will help, in my opinion, to increase the growth of the turnout among the democrats, precisely because of the turnout among the democrats, biden managed to defeat donald trump four years ago, he had ... both trump and biden, they got more votes than in previous times, but biden had a much higher turnout in those states where he supports, where there was high support for democrats. so, it's actually quite likely that kamela harry's chances will increase over the next few months, but there are several factors that leave the outcome of this race unclear, or... uncertain, one of those factors being her public behavior, so that over the past few years, many people

anyway, let me ask you, could camila harris, though that enthusiasm gap? he could for some people, when you look at a coalition, you pull 20% here, 20% here, 20%. here you fill in the rest the map, right? so colonel harris definitely could energize young voters, voters of color, women voters. but i think someone said it earlier maybe not a working class white male voters. she should be able to she should have a conversation with them and have, and be able to engage them. but it would be a little harder. >> here's one thing i'll just say i'm going to give some advice to my democratic friends black voters are potentially, i don't believe the polling that i'm seeing. i'm seeing some other polling where the hole sample are only black voters and the numbers aren't matching when you have just a smaller portion of the sample impose being black folks black folks are saying deliver for us don't take us for granted and right now, we have a democratic party where black voters are telling them just leave the ticket as it is. and if you don't support commonly harris, if

now with camila harris at the top of the ticket is so fascinating in another part of that memo that was really interesting, was just that now have a bigger universe of persuadable voters because people don't know. harris as well as they do biden. so they feel like that's an opportunity for them as well as david chalian has been saying to us the race to define kamala harris right? you are looking are about to look at live pictures of thousands of protesters on capitol hill ahead at a benjamin netanyahu is address to congress. but first the fbi director is giving new details about the trump rally shooter. it's happening right now. we're going to take you inside the room after a quick break i was allowed to get off a shot well, that i think is something we're still digging into. >> oh my god, i got to get out we'll watch old episodes of in practical jokers on a new network. >> thursday's attack on tbs priceline, helps families say the 60% on family-friendly hotels. so many great trips we might just leave here with another vacation baby. take it easy, paris and youtube for motor down so it

. >> we're told as you know, your republican colleagues are going after camila harris for that she's the new leader of your party? you she's now the presumptive democratic nominee. is it a mistake for the vice president to not meet with the prime minister or attend his address today i bet it's been as difficult a decision as it was for me because i revere our institution i'm a deep ally of israel, but i don't question her decision at all she has a job to do. >> she has made her decision. she will meet with mr. netanyahu and express her concerns about the prosecution of this war. i don't question her decision at all. >> and congressman, i'm sure you've heard some of the attacks on harris as a dei vice president. i want to play you a clip that's been resurfacing of what former president trump said about harris presidency back in 2020. this is some of the comments that he made about her back then and by the way, kamala will not be your first female president she will not be a first female president. it's not the way it's supposed to be. we're not supposed to have a socialist look. we're

how he goes after his presumptive opponent, camila harris this morning, we have new details on how the harris campaign envisions a path to victory through the electoral college. a memo says, the presumptive nominee creates new opportunities for winning over swing voters in the all-important swing states that are up for grabs. let's get to cnn's eva mckend in indianapolis for us eva tell us, i mean, indiana not exactly a battleground state right now, but she's going to be addressing the black sorority zeta phi beta. their tell us about this new strategy and what the campaign is saying. >> yeah jim, they say that she can win because of this expanded universe of swing voters and this is something that we have heard all along on the campaign. i'm trail, you know, when you speak to people, they didn't want to vote for biden. they didn't necessarily want to vote for trump either. what they say that she can compete with these voters now, in a real way at where they couldn't before, but they also maintain the two strong with key democratic coalition black voters asian voters, female voters, la

other hand , the war in the middle east and ukraine will be one of the very serious issues of camila harris and trump in their election dialogues, in a way trump knows that he must adopt a balanced policy. a balanced policy will mean not supporting netanyahu. mr. kesin nejad, very short , your excellency, we have one minute. tell us about the internal disputes of ashgali land, most of them are against the continuation of the war, but netanyahu is blocking the ceasefire. yes, netanyahu is war if it continues, it is of personal benefit because if the war is at this stage, it will be a ceasefire and exchange of prisoners. yes, this means the definite defeat of netanyahu, and even some zionists say that beyond that , netanyahu's political life will be over. netanyahu will have to say goodbye to being prime minister in the next elections. well, his personal interest requires him to continue the war, but what are the possibilities? there is more excitement in the region, the possibility of expanding the front is very high, considering the logistics purchases that are being made now, especially ne

joe biden camila harris, anybody else where you could say with certainty this person will absolutely defeat donald trump. i mean, the campaign becomes what you make of it. and right now, democrats are not making an aggressive case, and that's what they need to do. >> if they're going to make a move here on the hotseat, as you now sorry about them, but if democrats are going to make a move, do they need to make it now? or can they wait to august 19 convention? >> no, they need to make it now, if they need to make it yesterday, last week, it no time is running short. and the longer the conversation is about what is going to happen at the top of the ticket for damage my grads the longer it's not about donald trump, jd vance project 2025 cuts to social security and medicare women not being able to make reproductive decisions on their own. that's where the conversation for democrats, that's where the conversation needs to be. >> it's in this environment, se that donald trump, he speaks tonight before the nation yeah. >> what are you expecting? >> because i know we've been told that ripped

saying, you know, the conversation needs to be had up until the convention and he would support camila harris if she was the replacement i think that will be something people pay attention to because okay. because this gets to the thing that i'm harping on and don't have an answer to. i'll lean to you to help me the timing question is confusing for me. it's at the same time in the same moment. it's too late to do anything about choosing change again, it's getting more money and finding a candidate and fixing it and moving on. but we're also in a perpetual state of the next 24, 244872 hours waiting a month. vertical. i mean, i'm seeing quote one quote of the next 96, 94, i mean, pecker number of hours. so i don't i don't know what to do. i think we're going to see the dam start to break on capitol hill if i were advising democrats, which i wait for more kept, more doubt advising democrats, honestly, the smartest thing they could do is take all the oxygen out of the rnc next week saying we're entertaining an open convention. biden is passing the baton. we're going to have our best party leaders

joe biden our next president, would you support a camila harris at the top of the ticket if you do getlaced i feel as though camila the only thing i know her for as we get it, joe, i don't know her for really anything else. she hasn't proven has been for years. and i haven't seen anything that i haven't seen her bringit not in life like a campaign, not any, in any initiatives like just really stepping up next, it was lunch with a 44-year-old cardiologists and 50 he one-year-old political organizers, both with a message for democrats, don't rock the boat unless you have a plan to get me back to shore. what is the plan? i mean, you're saying step down, but then what's the ticket? they say this political moment punctuates the america's inequities while they believe camila harris is capable of serving as president, they don't think she should replace biden at the top of the ticket, you said the america that we're in that you feel as if you have to vote for a frail white man versus a competent black woman, absolutely. there's a whole bunch of folks in the middle and i don't believe that the

would you be advising the president to step aside and allow camila harris to be the nominee would be saying? i wouldn't be saying publicly what i thought then i wouldn't be saying publicly what i thought now, as they say in washington now as who say don't know and those who know don't say, first of all, second of all, the dnc is a creature of the president when you have a president of your own party. so i think i'd be more inclined to take orders as chairman of the dnc than i would be advising the president to do anything. the president has his advisers and they're going to give them some advice. and i wanted to take that advice when you were saying earlier that their perceptions, what does that translate to? >> i mean, one of the issues and we talked about this and one of the earlier segments, is that yes, the base can get behind the president. donald trump's base will get behind him, but it's really a battle over independents. is that perhaps where part of mr. biden's problems might lie that is the problem. and today i saw a poll and these polls were all crazy because the internet

assistant to the president for national security issues can be embraced by the current advisor of camila harrisordon. the wall street journal reports that he is a hawk with a pronounced anti-chinese and anti-russian stance. if harris wins, gordon will shape the agenda and... not only the foreign, but also the domestic policy of the united states. it is expected that if he takes the position of national security adviser, new difficult times await china and russia. in particular, gordon has repeatedly expressed positions in the past, that the russian reich must be defeated. it also means that kamela harris, who has been in the shadow of the current president for a long time. biden will be able to start implementing his foreign policy agenda. most of the surveyed american experts agree that, in general, the foreign policy and domestic policy of the administration in the event of garis' victory will be a continuation of the current policy of president joe biden, which is true, and there are certain differences here. in particular, garis, as a former state attorney general california will take... to

her administration, assistant to the president on national security issues current advisor to camila harrisil gordon. the wall street journal reports that he is a hawk with a pronounced anticism. chinese and anti-russian position. if harris wins, gordon will shape the agenda of not only foreign, but also domestic policy of the united states. it is expected that if he takes the position of national security adviser, new difficult times await china and russia. in particular, gordon has repeatedly expressed the position that there should be a russian reich. beaten, it also means that kamela harris, who has been in the shadow of the current president joe biden for a long time, will be able to start implementing her foreign policy agenda. the majority of surveyed american experts agree that, in general, the foreign policy and domestic policy of the administration, in the event of a harris victory, will be a continuation of the current policy of president joe biden. which is true, and here there are certain differences. in particular, garis, as a former attorney general of the state of california

become." a member of the democratic party and meet with donald trump at the elections, and well, camila harrisns 60 in october, trump is already 78, so now the strategy will have to be changed, there will be no one left to say old and infirm, because old and infirm, well, he is not old and infirm, but in terms of age, he looks more like trump. well, i'll keep an eye on it, you'll be the first to know what happens next. when the united states of america conducts negotiations with its allies in the context of global security issues, ukraine remains one of the most important topics. this was stated by the official representative of the us state department, matthias miller, during a regular briefing. yes, he answered the journalist's question about whether a discussion is planned regarding providing ukraine with a larger number of patriot systems at a meeting in tokyo of the heads of the us foreign policy and defense departments and. japan, at the same time, mr. miller diplomatically refrained and did not say what exactly topics related to ukraine are planned to be discussed during this meeting, a

were relieved after biden withdrew, there is still no agreement among them about the candidacy of camila harrisi think that one should look at what she has done, what political experience she has. should there be a contest for the office of someone who will oppose trump? yes, i think so, it will benefit the democratic party. however, the latest news has revived the campaign, where until now a kind of rematch between biden and trump was extremely unpopular. both sides in my opinion, i don't care, i think it would be nice to have a woman in that position, and especially if she... the choices that are being presented to americans now look very different, but the polls about whether kamela harris can stand up to donald trump better than joe biden did doesn't show much change. but now, with millions of dollars pouring into the campaign from donors and voters starting to see more of her, that could all change. but for now, many trump supporters see no threat. who do you think will win? trump? why? simply because he unites everyone better. trump attacked biden because of his age, but will the new cand

discussion and time in the democratic party. works against, they 're modeling the situation, so what if camila harris sociology shows that no, no, no, she, she can't win against biden, well, in particular, while she's in his shadow, i mean, she can't be a better candidate than biden if biden withdraws because she is in his shadow, americans don't know her, there are some young democrats out there who have her ambitions, but they are modeling the situation, the biggest... which is about 45% of voters, they cannot say anything definitively, because they know biden, they vote for biden, and it is not known how they will behave if instead of themselves, if instead of biden, a new, energetic person appears, and this is the question, she is this the replacement can seriously add to the democratic party's biden, but in fact it is a cat in the bag, it is not clear how to behave, and here one thing is clear that the time is definitely not working for democracy, because the closer to the constituent convention that will be nominate an official candidate, trump already has in 5 days there will be a republican p

vice president camila harris' campaign has announced that it has raised $200 million since her nomination the presumptive democratic presidential nominee last year. week however, the bulk of the donations - 66% - came from those who contributed for the first time during the 2024 election cycle. meanwhile, at meetings with voters over the weekend , republican presidential candidate donald trump and presumptive democratic presidential candidate kamela harris for hell criticized each other, trying to win the votes of undecided voters in those states that do not have stable political foundations, in the so-called swing states. details in veronika's plot balderas iglesias is told by oleksiy kovalenko. 100 days before the us presidential election, a presidential candidate. and you may have noticed that donald trump is resorting to wild lies about my record, and some of the things he and his running mate are saying are just amazing. harris says they've already raised $200 million in donations since joe biden dropped out of the race and endorsed the candidacy, and 66 percent of those donations ca

the election can be lost to trump, and according to public opinion polls, despite the fact that camila harrisws better results than biden. well, there is still such a possibility, in fact, before the possible arrival of trump, ukraine should receive everything we need in order to fight, until last cent, so that the money is not burned, as it was last year, because several billion dollars were not used, and of course, that this is absolutely wrong in such a war, a war of attrition, most importantly a war of genocidal type. i honestly doubt that he will do it, because they are afraid of escalation, on the one hand, they are afraid of escalation on the part of russia, and on the other hand, a defeat of russia that could lead to the collapse of the russian federation, therefore, most likely, we we will not see anything. donald trump, who is running for the presidency of the united states of america, said on fox news that in a conversation with president zelensky, they talked about the fact that ... we have to end this war, as trump said, because russia, as the candidate says into the president of

for example, the current vice president of the usa, camila harris, is named among the possible candidates from the democrats. even the candidacy of michelle obama, the wife of former us president barack obama, is being heard. we can discuss this because it is actually somewhat interesting. i don't think michelle obama wants to get involved in politics. on monday i spoke to someone who knows her well. about the political crisis and protests that broke out after the victory of the far-right national association in the first round parliamentary elections. first of all, as you explain, the phenomenon of marine le pen's victory with such a huge result, the majority of french people support ukraine, so why did they decide to support putin's closest friend in france? that's right, it's a bit like the 70s in italy, when the italian communist party suddenly started winning elections and almost formed. in one of the main countries of nato and the european economic community in italy, and my vision is that this is a situation where macron suddenly increases his rhetoric and expectations about putin,

president, and the democrats still have some time to either nominate another candidate, for example, camila harrishe most obvious, or hold a short, something like mini primaries. several democratic candidates could compete against each other and try to become the nominee, but that would require president biden to agree to resign. so, again, to sum it all up, the assassination of trump has given him some short-term support, but i think for for a few weeks, people will forget about the assassination, and all they will remember is that trump seems much stronger physically and mentally than biden. yes, i agree, both candidates are, so to speak, not of the first political freshness, but the situation can be, well, just kidding, critical for ukraine, so we already have a new vice president of the united states, and we understand that he was not one of the sympathizers of ukraine. donald trump promises to offer his plan, donald trump's plan will always rest on what and who is in power in the kremlin, yes, it is a very, very difficult situation. but as you see the unfolding of the current situation, when

the election can be lost to trump, and according to public opinion polls, despite the fact that camila harrisws better results than biden, well, it still remains that possibility , in fact, before the possible arrival of trump, ukraine should receive everything we need to fight, down to the last cent, so that money does not burn, as it happened last year, because several billion dollars were not used, and of course that it is absolutely wrong, in such a war, a war. to attrition, most importantly a war of genocidal type, here, but i honestly doubt that he will do it, because they are afraid of escalation, they are afraid on the one hand, escalation on the part of russia, and on the other hand, a defeat of russia that can lead to the collapse of the russian federation, so most likely we will not see anything drastic. donald trump.

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he was standing at that moment by a flanked by camila harris, senator cory booker, michigan governor gretchen whitmer. he was presenting himself as the bridge to the future of the party. and now of course, he is running for reelection and it is so controversial among democrats themselves, the moment he finds it's himself here is the one of crisis, but he's surrounded by supporters as you can see in that gymnasium. so this could give him some life to go another day erin? >> yeah, absolutely. and of course, he will point to and ironically, right, the polls, second polls since the debate to show no change statistically tied, but with biden up to important i do, i do note the irony of a president who has disdain for the polls recently and has made no, no, no. so bones about that. but in michigan and you mentioned having been in that very auditorium, are jim where he's going to appear in just a moment, jeff, it is the latest that we understand from the biden campaign, right? that any path to victory to 270 electoral votes go through michigan goes through michigan, a state that even prior

that's what we want and so put camila harris in there, let her prosecute that case. let us let go of all this negativity and all these questions, and let's get someone in there that can actually prosecute the case. anderson. i cannot tell you how many americans and you know this, you've been reporting for how many years? americans are dying for generational change. we've been having the same stupid fights since the vietnam war. and it's time we look at those double-haters in the polling. they don't want biden, they don't want trump. as democrats, we have an opportunity to give them somebody different. let go of this negativity let's get a message that has elevated that's aspirational, that can really tap into what's best in america, whether it's ai or blockchain or chip manufacturing how do we like this country up? and we can't do it if we, if we don't have generational change and that's my concern. and you put a general variational candidate in for the democrats right now, someone like kamala harris, who has the kind of skills and chops and experience that she has a

. >> would you support a camila harris at the top of the ticket if he did get replaced i feel as though camila only thing i know her for as we did it, joe, i don't know her for really anything else? she hasn't proven has been for years. and i haven't seen anything that i haven't seen her bringit not in like a campaign, not any in any initiatives by just really stepping up next, it was lunch with a 44-year-old cardiologists and a 51-year-old political organizers, both with a message for democrats i don't rock the boat unless you have a plan to get me back to shore. what is the plan i mean, you're saying step down, but then what's the ticket? they say this political moment punctuates america's inequities while they believe kamala harris is capable of serving as president they don't think she should replace biden at the top the ticket you said the america that we're in that you feel as if you have to vote for a frail white man versus a competent black woman absolutely. there's a whole bunch of folks in the middle and i don't believe that they're going to vote for her. and even if you go ba

camila harris has allowed america to be saddled with the president. clearly he doesn't have the mental capacity to do the job. and the only way to punish the democrats for lying about joe biden's health and saddling us with an incapacitated president is a vote them out. out-of-office at every level some know so this is his job, the attack dog me, right? yeah. but but but that's the job of every vice president. i mean, a picky in many ways, they're the ones who have to go out, try to do the dirty work, try to bolster up they're running mate. matt was talking about the party and how things have changed a little bit. i got to tell you, just sitting in the ball tonight and watching people walk around and around and around. again. i have spent a lot of many years covering campaigns i got to tell you i had a very hard time knowing very many people in there at the party has changed. so much from 2016 to where we are now in the folks who are actually active in the party and participating party that doesn't mean that there's still lives in this mitch mcconnell

camila harris had moments where her strengths we're on display and they should have been on display from day one of her becoming vice president. but now this is a time for her to really shot i want to ask you about who might be the vice president in the position she's in now, let's put up the pictures of those. >> jamie gangel had some great reporting this morning showing the four people that probably are the ones that are really being looked at closely, senator mark kelly from arizona governor andy beshear of kentucky, roy cooper, north carolina, and josh shapiro of pennsylvania i see in one of these the senate is very close between democrats and republicans. but when you look at that list of people who do you think might be the person that would ascend? >> well, roy cooper being in a state like north carolina, right? there's very important swing state, a purple state he's never lost an election. the fact that he and kamala harris have a relationship for decades, and she was just in north carolina stumping with him right there. i mean, those are the types of relationships that you can b

donald trump for the brothers who have told you that was said that to you has the emergence of camila harris change that photos all right. for i know if you've got to see that clapper people listening on sirius xm, but that was an msnbc analysts asking for black men. if they had heard a black man that are going to vote for donald trump, all for raise their hand and then asked if kamala harris changing the race, changed that with their black male friends and all four said no, it did not. what's your take on that? >> i don't think that's true at all the fact of the matter is i don't believe for one moment that donald trump will get 50% of the african american vote. that's not going to happen i know what this was 13% they said before. i question that number as well. i don't think for one moment that her entrance into the race did not change anything with black people. >> i don't know who those four people were. >> i could not see them but i would hope that they do not reflect what's going on in this country. i know this they do not reflect the black people that i talked to. and i'm in amb afric

we were the normal campaign before while biden was the chaotic one now, camila harris's campaign is looking like the normal one. so time to inject some chaos into this. and so as a result, you saw trump's campaign say, you know what? maybe we're not going to debate kamala harris. she's not the nominee yet. and oh, by the way, barak hussein obama and welcome to the trump show. >> and, it is interesting because not you know, we've lived in it's like dog years. we're living right now a week is a year, but it was not that long ago that trump was going to be the unification candidate. and the one that brought everybody together. so it is interesting to see that shift alex to that end. it's been six days since president biden dropped out of the race. there is a lot of momentum around the harris campaign. they have that record fundraising haul from grassroots donors, not necessarily big donors have also jumped on, but, but a lot of small dollar donors do you think that they can keep this enthusiasm up through election day or is this the sugar high that the trump campaign pollster thought it might

, this is another problem that democrats have right now, is there's not a ton of confidence in camila harrisher. i mean, i think that's one of the things going on in the democratic party, is that biden is become infirm, but there's not a lot of confidence that she would be much better her job approval is about what his is. so if you're donald trump, you need a governing partner, someone who can do the job should something happen to you, but for the campaign purposes pick somebody who can help you when do not assume this is in the bag. pick somebody who's going to be the most broadly appealing to the american people and do no harm. that's that's the number one rule of all this. do-no-harm and picking a vice president, matt very quickly to you, part of what the white house and biden campaign has been doing is messaging. i think subliminally to democrats here which is that if you're going to want biden to go, it's going to be really hard. we're going to make it really, really hard for you. there will be blood what do you think of that well, i think that if he goes it is almost certain that vice

decides to make a different decision then i guarantee you all that positive energy will go to camila harris or whoever it is and people will not skip a beat because they understand what's the stake tonight? >> sure. didn't look like he's he's even considering stepping down. i mean, he is not wavered at all since he is since the debate has passed. and so if you are someone who wants by to stay in this race and want him to win in november. i mean, does he have to repeat what he did in detroit every single day until then? what does that look if you're in his shoes, what does that look? i'd say two things. first of all, he's a tremendously special human being. and even if he has racked by doubt and having serious conversations about his options, he has to show the people in this country and his party a message of, i mean, it and i'm going to make it happen because the campaign has continued. if he were to start being like someone who mused out loud about all his problems that would basically kill the immediate effort that's right now to stop donald trump from becoming president but the second t

decides to make a different decision then i guarantee you all that positive energy will go to camila harris or whoever it is. and people will not skip a beat because they understand what's at stake tonight. >> should it look like he's he's even considering stepping down. i mean, he is not i wavered at all since he is since the debate has passed. and so if you are someone who wants by just saying this race and want him to win in november. i mean, does he have to repeat what he did in detroit every single day until then? what does that look if you're in his shoes, what does that look? i'd say two things. first of all, is a tremendously professional human being. and even if he has racked by doubt and having serious conversations about his options, he has to show the people in this country and his party a message of, i mean, it and i'm going to make it happen because the campaign has continued. if he were to start being someone who mused out loud about all his problems that would basically kill the immediate efforts right now to stop donald trump from becoming public president. but the second t

decides to make a different decision, than i guarantee you all that positive energy will go to camila harris or whoever it is and people will not skip a beat because they understand what's at stake tonight. >> shirt it look like he's he's even considering stepping down. i mean, he is not wavered at all since he is since the debate has passed. and so if you are someone who wants by to stay in this race and want him to win in november. i mean, does he have to repeat what he did in detroit every single day until then? what does that look if you're in his shoes? was that what i'd say? two things. first of all, he's a tremendously professional human being. and even if he has racked by doubt and having serious conversations about his options, he has to show the people of this country and his party a message of, i mean, it and i'm going to make it happen because the campaign has continued. if he were to start being like you know, someone who mused out loud about all his problems that would basically kill the immediate efforts right now to stop donald trump from becoming president but the second thi

camila harris, nothing top of the ticket.ant to read you exactly what he said because he just said a moment ago, so we haven't been able to cut that sound yet, but he says whatever else can be said about crooked joe biden, you have to give him credit for one brilliant decision making. kamala harris as his vice president, was the greatest insurance policy of all time. if joe would pick someone even halfway competent? what about stem from his office over the years ago but reason why this again, is so notable is one more donald trump has team have really spent almost no time talking about vice president kamala harris. as they are clearly monitoring the situation very carefully now they have told me know what they have said via billions of dollars in modeling gatherings, data so after president joe biden, they have not switched, there, are there a way of not living there switches to go after kamala harris to look into that data because they're waiting to see one thing we didn't hear was any sort of announcement for vice president

camila harris was brought up by almost every voter i talked to, which goes back to something we wereking about earlier of if the party went in another direction and held a sort of mini primary, i really can't emphasize enough the backlash that i think would come from black voters and particularly also black women as well. that have supported this party through the years. if you take the first black woman to be vice president and suddenly sideline her now, that being said, i also want to note that when i would also sort travel away from some of these events after the vice president finished speaking, particularly in dallas and i went just a wave from the event away from where we knew a lot of the biden supporters would be. and there was frustration. i heard voters talking about the economy as one of the primary issues, talking about housing costs. i talked to one single mother who said that she was going to be headed to eviction court and she asked me to talk about this heading to a victory shan core for the second time in recent years. and when i asked her to point to a policy or poi

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the gas also, not so much to say zelenskyy one, but their harris one because he called refer to camila harris as vice president trump, but he didn't correct himself, which in a away people on the radio this morning analyzing that saying, actually that's more worrying that he didn't even notice that he had said it but i think those two gaps are playing very big here because people are much more focused on the headlines that came out of it. and that was that was the headline wasn't it it sure was. >> and we talked about the trump the vice president trump issue at the top of the show with our other guests, max what is your sense of what this may mean for ukraine in practice here, the headline in the new york times is nato pledges to ukraine fall short for a counter offensive this year, noting this, of course, due to the political challenges in the united states that were already facing ukraine, even with biden in the white house. and of course, we've seen zelenskyy talked repeatedly about november in his appearance here as well one thing is lenski desperately wants the democrats to stay in power

and so put camila harris in there, let her prosecute that case. let us let go of all this negativity and all these questions. and let's get someone in there that can actually prosecute the case. anderson. i cannot tell you how many americans no this you've been reporting for how many years americans are dying for generational change. we've been having the same stupid fights since the vietnam war. and it's time we look at those double-haters in the polling. they don't want biden, they don't want trump as democrats, we have an opportunity to give them somebody different. let go of this negativity. let's get a message that has elevated that's aspirational, that can really tap into what's best in america, whether it's ai or blockchain or chip manufacturing how do we like this country. up? and we can't do it if we, if we don't have generational change and that's my concern. and you put a generational candidate in for the democrats right now, someone like kamala harris, who has the kind of skills and chops and experience that she has against donald trum

democrats then decide because president biden himself decides to step down, that we will rally behind camila harris i'm going to do that, but i have to say to those democrats that are floating her name now, beings, many of them are the same people who were saying several months ago, the camila should be removed from the ticket because she's a drag on president biden. they need to buck up and do the work to make sure that democrats pull all of us across the finish line in november all right. >> congresswoman stacey plaskett. thanks very much for your time. we really appreciate it. >> thank you. >> all right. let's discuss this more now with former democratic congressman max rose of new york. and georgia's former republican lieutenant governor for geoff duncan. guys, thanks very much for being on jeff. let me start with you first. i mean, you recently endorsed the president what about last night's press conference or are you still on board with the president where do you stand right now? >> well, you've got to give joe biden some credit. he's fighting hard. it took me back last night when i was watch

of america, every week brings some new ideas, and new news, what we, what we are watching, camila, kamala harris can become candidate from the democratic party, joseph biden is scheduled to speak in front of tomorrow to the american people and explain their... non-participation in the elections, we will talk about all this today during our next broadcast, in the first part of our program, we will have as guests people's deputy of ukraine oleksiy kucherenko, aviation expert valery romanenko and american scientist oleksandr kraev. in the second part of our program, which will start in exactly one hour, we will have people's deputies of ukraine mykyta poturaev, oleg senyutka and mykhailo tsimbalyuk on the air, but before we start... our big conversation, i suggest you watch a video of how defense forces of ukraine shot down an enemy su-25 aircraft in donetsk region for the second time in a month, fighters of the 110th separate mechanized brigade named after general khorunzhy mark bezruchka posted a video of their successful work with manpads in the pokrovsky direction. let's see how it all happened

states of america, every week brings some new ideas, new news, what we, what we are watching, camila, kamala harriscome the candidate of the democratic party, tomorrow. joseph biden must speak before the american people and explain his non-participation in the elections, we will talk about all this today during our next broadcast. in the first part of our program, our guests will be people's deputy of ukraine oleksiy kucherenko, aviation expert valery romanenko and american scientist oleksandr kraev. in the second part of our program, which will start in exactly one hour. we will have people's deputies of ukraine on the air nikita potura. before starting our big conversation, i suggest you watch the video of how the defense forces of ukraine shot down an enemy su-25 aircraft in donetsk region for the second time in a month, the fighters of the 110th separate mechanized brigade posted a video of their successful work with manpads in the pokrovsky direction in the name of general khorundzhy mark bezruchka, let's see how it all turned out, but tell me something, i have a show. 2024, position, the miss

millions of dollars on modeling and data to run against president joe biden, not to run against camila harris, not to run against another democrat. know right now, they obviously see what is going on there is a fundamental belief within the campaign that biden wants to stay in this race, but they also know there is a possibility that he could step down, but other than ramping up there attack on kamala harris, we really haven't seen any kind of shift in their posture and that's because they aren't going to spend money or make moves on calculating a new campaign hey until they actually see how this plays out. now, this is taking a little bit longer than they would like to determine if continued to spiral. i don't even think they understood how well this is going to play out. but this point there is still an awaiting in a holding pattern for how this goes before they shift any of their strategy. >> david chalian, i want to play something else chris lacivita said, at the politico, cnn grill earlier today we grind every single day until it i mean, it's not over until he puts his hand on the on the

. >> i'm going to work as hard as i can to make sure camila harris is elected president because this is about the future of our country. >> i am honored to be considered and regardless of what comes next, i'll do everything i can between now and election day to elect kamala harris as the next president of the united states of america. >> almost immediately after it became clear, the vice president harris was locking down support to become the next democratic nominee. all eyes turned to who she would select as her running mate. you just heard from three of those potential contenders, and nearly to a t, almost every candidate who started appearing on the shortlist that you're looking at now? had the same qualifications. they served in elected office. they had midwest appeal, and they were also a white man. but the cold political calculations have experienced political strategist a lot of our sources believed that this is what the history making democratic ac nominee would need to help her win come november the internet memes likened it to a collection of winds best paired with fish, lo

adding that potential 2024 candidates should come forward, quote, let's hear from wes moore and camila harris and gretchen whitmer and gavin newsom and andy beshear in jb pritzker and others. let's agree that the candidates not attack one another. but in the short time we have focused on what will make this country soar then we could go into the democratic convention next month and figure it out. would it be messy? yes democracy is messy. cologna ends his op-ed with this statement, quote joe biden is a hero. he saved democracy in 2020. we need him to do it again in 2024. now, following the publication of this oped from clooney, fellow filmmaker actor, another prominent democrat, rob reiner echoed clooney sentiment posting on x, democracy is facing an existential threat we need someone younger to fight back to joe biden must step aside all of this as speaker nancy pelosi had some interesting comments about biden's candidacy, saying this on morning, joe it's up to the president to subside if he is going to run. we're all encouraging him to make that decision. i want him to do whatever he decide

person told me, it's how that they could prosecute a case against donald trump and on behalf of camila harris. so i think that tim walz, who was someone that was probably not in the top rung a couple of weeks ago or a week ago. it has now moved up because of his performance and how he's viewed, able to message i do know i'm told by members of congress though that tim walz says some of the democrats favorite, they they served with him and they are on on team. house guys. >> yeah. tim walz, whether you have guys are your barometer for what? >> it's also interesting because you're trying to look at how everybody presents here on some level. and mark is not just mark kelly with the great bio. he also has this our life can change so quickly minded, when i was shot but i never gave up. hope i chose to make a new start to move ahead to not look back i'm real learning. so many things. how to walk, how to talk. and i'm fighting to make the country safer that obviously gabby giffords, the former congresswoman who was shot at a campaign event, is the wife of mark kelly. i'm just saying from a personal p