their focus to the next squad member that could be on the chopping block, missouri representative cori bushis week house democratic leadership endorsed their endorsement of bush ahead of her primary next month. see is locked in a tight race with leslie bell. recent polls show bell is closing the gap with her as voters grow frustrated with her anti-israel stance. what would you say first of all to what is happening in this race? i have to say, this whole far-left all go -- you hit it right on the head. clearly it is not working. you have to laugh a little bit about the irony that the party of identity politics, the party that absolutely loves talking about whatever box they check, they are having an identity crisis right now. they don't know who will be at the top of the ticket this november. their squad member, champions of the progressive left are losing. >> julie: we have to go. >> when you think about what is happening with cori bush. >> julie: we have to go. i'm sorry, i have fifsh seconds here. thank you for watching "the faulkner focus." "outnumbered" after the break. so i hired body

let's help reelect cori bush. [applause] you should do better than that, i said let's reelect cori bush. [cheering and applause] let's make sure aoc goes to congress. let's give it up to ilhan omar and support her leadership and get her back in congress. let's make sure that to leave and jayapal are there and champions for us because they've been champions for us. show up and show out for them. [applause] here, and our people globally. you know what i'm saying. build a base, join a base building organization. pay attention globally. do not blame marginalized communities for the poor performance and bad decisions of the democratic party. [applause] be bold. when i ask regular people what they want out of their leader, they said audacity to believe we could win. be radical, get to the root cause of these problems, especially when we are creating them. and remember the nation is not an opinion, it's a fact. is there a southerner in the house? [applause] we've got to run member that trust black women is a practice, no

cori bush is suggesting right wing influences right now are trying to take democrats down, trying to take the president down. honey responded that? >> well i think joe biden's worst enemy is joe biden. and the person responsible for where biden is is biden himself. now we know we have been lied to by the white house's parkinson's expert has been a how may times we have been lied to the cabinet members who say he is fine, he is great, he is short behind closed doors come it's all a lie. we know it's a lie paired we've been lied to by the media who saw him day after day after day after that day and said he looks good. he doesn't look good, he looks like he can't handle the job because he's not up to doing the job. they've all lied to us. it's time for some account ability. is time for the president to step aside. the 25th amendment ought to be invoked right here right now. >> sandra: the governor gretchen was asked today if they joe biden she met with is the same joe biden that we all saw on the debate stage, listen. >> i mean, he is absolutely the same joe biden we all of known. i thi

others including missouri congresswoman cori bush appeared to be wrestling with their decision to stand by the president right now, 100% of the fall out our office are asking me to ask the president to step out of the race. democratic leader hakeem jeffries, whose challenge with keeping the party united. >> says he met with the president thursday evening in a friday morning letter to congressional democrats. even he stopped short of fully endorsing the president's campaign. california congressman mike levin is the latest house democrat to call on president biden to step aside. >> in total, roughly 18 house democrats and one democratic senator are pushing for a new nominee for now in washington, raquel martin, back to you. >> in san francisco, members of the democratic county central committee have announced support for vice president kamala harris. if biden decides to drop out of the race in open letter, the committee stated harris is the best person or is the person who is, quote, best prepared to step in to lead and protect biden's legacy, end quote, members did not call on biden to e

please welcome to the stage congresswoman cori bush. [applause] >> that's right. good evening netroots. good evening, good evening. thank you for that introduction and thank you for convening us together. to all of the organization, all of you beautiful people and individuals, let me start by saying how much i absolutely honor you and adore you and i love you. just know your congresswoman loves you. to my fellow colleagues for being here, the fact that i get to work with such great people in the face of such horrific things and they still stand strong and they stand proud. and to mayor scott for his gracious welcome to his city. let me start by encouraging everyone. first of all. taking a look around the room. just look around the room and take in the community in existence around us. it is not the community that i get to sit with every day in congress. together we are bound by our shared values and our unwavering commitment to a brighter future and an equitable future for all. every person here today is likely here because they believe in the power of the communi

let's help reelect cori bush -- oh y'all shall do a lot better than that i said let's reelect cori bushrelief back in the seats and make sure aoc goes to congress. let's give it up for make sure tlaib are there being shoins champions because that've been accountable to us it's our turn to show up and show out for them. [applause] here and because they show up for our people globally y'all see the shirt. y'all know what i'm saying. build a base. join a base building organization. build cross sectorly do not blame marginalize and targeted communities for the poor performance and bad decisions of the democratic party. be bold y'all when i asked what they want out of their leaders they said audacity to believe that we can win. great, be radical get to the root cause of the problems especially when we're creating them t and remember -- that as this goes -- the nation is not an opinion it is a fact. if we leave out any of -- is there a southerner in the house? [laughter] we ought to remember that black women is a practice not a value. and black women have been saving the democratic party for

apac, how would young people feel that the democratic party is on a place like oman, rashida tlaib, cory bush. and so there was a landmark speech in the senate how he had personally turned the page on netanyahu and was calling for new elections in israel. he doesn't make that speech unless he talks to the purple state senators who he is most concerned about being reelected. i assume that he's hearing from some of them that this is becoming an issue in their state. maybe from electoral region or a nuisance perspective that activists are annoying them at town halls. >> shifted israel. >> and that also gives me a sense that you know, having -- typically when a senate candidate in a purple state is it like, you know, standing up to the party they do it from the right, but i don't know if that -- what ends up happening in many so of the state are quietly pushing for the party privately to change its position or schumer change his position on it. >> so i saw a poll by gallup that said that more young people are starting to get into work and i think in the past 50 years, like the larger-- largest pe

ahead of netanyahu's address, democratic congressmember cori bush discussed why she was boycotting thepeech. >> it is absolutely shameful that after the murder of over 39,000 palestinians, human beings, after the repeated bombing of hospitals, witnessing the bombing of religious institutions, schools, humanitarian convoys. fathers collecting their children's remains in plastic bags, holding their beheaded children, that my colleagues in congress choose to celebrate prime minister netanyahu. by bestowing him the honor of addressing congress. because standing up for human rights is more than a talking point to me, i am boycotting his address. nermeen: outside the capitol , thousands took part in protests calling for net and yahoo!'s arrest and for the u.s. arms embargo on israel. emerson wolfe came to the protest from grand rapids , michigan. >> we believe we should stop aiding israel. we are here to protest netanyahu but we are also here to encourage people to come out to the first day of the democratic national convention to keep the pressure up on the democrats to let them know we wan

listen to what cori bush just said. >> congresswoman, describe the temperature in the room. >> same rightrying to take down president biden. that's where my head is and listening to my colleagues and constituents and we're having a lot of [inaudible] over the next coming weeks and so at the end of the day, we got to beat back the right wing influencers. just like i said, the same people trying to come against me are coming against him and that's what we're working on right now. stuart: that was pretty much refusal to answer the question. senator elizabeth warren going to a separate committee meeting declined to answer if she still supports biden. quick check of the markets, please. the dow is down 105 points now and nasdaq is up 28. 10-year treasury yield is up and hurting the market a little. mike murphy. most popular part of the week. mike murphy's stock picks. going for a winner this time, amazon. >> a couple winners, yes. we've talked about am zone quite a bit here and it was a laggard earlier this year and look at stock, old high is 201 and sitting right at $200. i think if you look

candidates are unseated by apac, that it's not a place for candidates like omar, rashida tlaib, cory bush and the second thing i was going to say, on down ballot races, schumer gave a landmark speech about how he personally had turned the page on benjamin netanyahu, he doesn't make that speech unless he talked to the purple state senators who he is most concerned about being reelected. i assume he's hearing from some of them is that this is becoming an issue in their state. maybe from a nuisance perspective, so that gives me the sense that you typically, senate candidate in a purple state. and pushing for the party to that. >> i saw a poll that more younger people are starting to get to work than in the past 50 years. the largest percentage of young people are entering the workforce at 16. i've also seen polls that show record high approval ratings for unions since the 70s. and i see a gap in biden's strategy, he's been one of the most prounion candidates, but he isn't aiming at toward the youngest generation. as someone who has been working in the restaurant industry since i was 16 i can

. >> president biden met virtually with the congressional black caucus last night, squad member cori bush faces a prime number next month. she argues the g.o.p. is trying to split democrats. >> congressman do you describe the temperature in the room? >> right now the same right wing influencers trying to take me down are trying to take down president biden. so i'm listening to my colleagues and my constituents. at the end of the day we have to beat back these right-wing influences. >> senate democrats are meeting right now for the first time since the debates but don't expect the president to meet in person with democrats. a source says congressional democrats will say things to president biden that he does not want to hear. center? >> sandra: chad pergram. by the way, chad we are learning some sad news about our former republican senator just a couple of hours ago. >> yes former g.o.p. oklahoma senator jim has died who suffered a stroke earlier this month. served in the house before moving to the senate in 1994 he retired last month. the armed services committee jim inhofe was 89 years o

and also congressmembers ayanna pressley, cori bush, congressional progressive caucus chair pramila jayapalsenator bernie sanders, and new york congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez -- who spoke to reporters monday. >> i have spoken with him extensively. he made clear then and he has made clear sense that he is in this race. the matter is closed. he has reiterated that this morning. he has reiterated that to the public. joe biden is our nominee. he is in this race and i support him. what i think is critically important right now is we focus on what it takes to win in november because he is running against donald trump, a man with 34 felony convictions. amy: the majority of the congressional black caucus has also supported biden's plan to stay in the race, but this week one of its members said vulnerable democrats may want to distance themselves from biden. this is congressmember marc veasey. >> i think they need to do whatever they need to do in order to come back and be reelected. if they need to distance themselves, then that is what they need to do. amy: meanwhile, on wednesday, the rep

others including missouri congresswoman cori bush appeared to be wrestling with their decision to stand by the president right now, 100% of the fall out into our office are asking me to ask the president to step out of the race. democratic leader hakeem jeffries, whose challenge with keeping the party united. >> says he met with the president thursday evening in a friday morning letter to congressional democrats. even he stopped short of fully endorsing the president's campaign. california congressman mike levin is the latest house democrat to call on president biden to step aside. >> in total, roughly 18 house democrats and one democratic senator are pushing for a new nominee for now in washington, raquel martin, back to you. >> in san francisco, members of the democratic county central committee have announced support for vice president kamala harris. if biden decides to drop out of the race. open letter. the committee stated harris is the person who, quote, is best prepared to step in and lead at protect biden's legacy. members did not call on biden to exit his re-election. the commi

this is what i heard and that factored into my decision congressman cori bush, notably earlier today, she's a member of the congressional black caucus so far has stood by president biden. she is not publicly said whether she's with him or not. but she said 100% of the calls coming into our office are calling for him to step aside. erin all right. sunlen. thank you very much. and let's go back to arlette in that room, that gymnasium in the high school where the president is going to appear in just a moment for his rally. and obviously he's a bit delayed here. so arlette, what do you understand is happening behind the scenes and also looking at that room behind you and we have a different angle from our camera on the other part of our screen. who's there we'll president biden when he arrived here at the gym and actually spend some time backstage and he participated. >> he went to speak to an overflow room of supporters. he spent just a brief period of time there. so that was really one of those efforts for the credit campaign. to try to put biden in these more off-the-cuff moments where

others including missouri congresswoman cori bush appeared to be wrestling with their decision to stand by the president right now, 100% of the fall to our office are asking me to ask the president to step out of the race. democratic leader hakeem jeffries, whose challenge with keeping the party united. >> says he met with the president thursday evening in a friday morning letter to congressional democrats. even he stopped short of fully endorsing the president's campaign. california congressman mike levin is the latest house democrat to call on president biden to step aside. >> in total, roughly 18 house democrats and one democratic senator are pushing for a new nominee for now in washington, raquel martin, back to you. >> coming up here at 2, we're going go to the rally that was just held against another pg and rate hike. also another day of hot weather. check out the temperatures right now. still triple digits in antioch and livermore, but a lot cooler. if you're in half moon bay, kyla has our weekend bay, kyla has our weekend forecast. when we come back. i told myself i was ok with

others including missouri congresswoman cori bush appeared to be wrestling with their decision to standt right now, 100% of the falls house our office are asking me to ask the president to step out of the race. democratic leader hakeem jeffries, whose challenge with keeping the party united. >> says he met with the president thursday evening in a friday morning letter to congressional democrats. even he stopped short of fully endorsing the president's campaign. >> and president biden continues to try and engage members. we know this afternoon he held a virtual call with members of the congressional hispanic caucus. but one of those members, california congressman >> of mike leavitt is now one of the first ones that today to call on the president to step aside. for now in washington, raquel martin, back to you. >> raquel, thank you. and today we heard from the san francisco democratic county central committee as it announced its support for vice president kamala harris. should president biden step aside? they said with only months until election day, we need to take decisive action now i

we are very critical of the folks on the left progressives ileana omar oac cory bush and a whole lot of them. we have admittedly problem children within our own party. one of the things that i am the most proud about is the ceo of the rjc we as an organization not only try to work to hold the democrats accountable and call them out when they do bad things but we do the same with our own republicans and sometimes that means spending money to beat the bad republicans. one of the things we did that i'm extremely proud of in this election season so far as we spend a million dollars in a district in indiana and if you've ever been to terre haute indiana if you've been to indiana. there was a terrific state senator there who you will hear from mark mesmer that the person whom he was running against was a virulent anti-israel republican former congressman john hostettler who served in congress before and was just as bad as the squad before the squad within our own party. we needed to make sure he doesn't get back to washington and he doesn't get back to congress. he started as the overwhelm

and we heard from congressman cori bush today, a member, a key member of the congressional black caucus, and she says, while she is not called for bad into publicly step aside that 100% of the phone calls going into our office thought that he should do so. now, all this comes wolf as tonight, a group of 20 for former democratic lawmakers, including two former us senators, are calling for president biden to step aside to release his delegates and chew call for an open convention. now, this is a qualms according to politico in this letter was specifically saying that the president's energy envision is intact. they say, but notably here his energy and stamina needed for the campaign and potentially four more years, they say is not wolf sunlen serfaty, and arlette saenz to both of you. >> thank you very, very much. i want to bring in our political experts to break all of this down for us right now. karen finney, what is the president need to do to prove to democrats? right now that he's on top of everything and that he should step aside a couple of things. >> number one, i think democrats h

others including missouri congresswoman cori bush appeared to be wrestling with their decision to stand by the president right now, 100% of the falls houses are office are asking me to ask the president to step out of the race. democratic leader hakeem jeffries whose challenge with keeping the party united says he met with the president thursday evening in a friday morning letter to congressional democrats. even he stopped short of fully endorsing the president's campaign. california congressman mike 11 is the latest house democrat to call on president biden to step aside. >>in total, roughly 18 house democrats and one democratic senator are pushing for a new nominee for now in washington, raquel martin, back to you. >>kra major evacuation sfo after smoke began filling an airplane cabin as it was leaving the gate for takeoff. 3 people were reportedly injured. kron four's lezla gooden shares. what lead to the smoke on the flight bound for miami? >>yes, it all took place around noon today when an american airlines flight left its gate. soon crews started noticing smoke filling the cabin.