and we're going to join by presidential candidate, former harvard professor cornell west. you will want to hear what he has to say. so whatever you do as you look at them right there, his smiling face do not go away, will be right back the the, the, it's a great pleasure right now as we welcome you back to welcome to our show. doctor cornell was former harvard professor, running for the presidency of the united states. and, you know, it's interesting being able to talk to i, i think someone who's an old friend in many ways. cuz as many of you may know, and i'm sure he remembers that when i worked at cnn and i worked at the nbc and i worked at fox and all those years. well, one of the things that i remember was having the opportunity to interview with dr. cornell west and i've always thought that he was one of the few real truth colors in this country. there were, there aren't enough of them. and you know, and dr. west is, i'm thinking about what i'm saying to you. i'm thinking to myself that i said something at the beginning here where i said, we've got, we've become a cou

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on the ballot doing, and cornell west potentially backed by a republican super pack talking about gaza, many lower information young people will pick that as an option. somebody that was close to biden yesterday told me there's a divide in the white house about how to approach. half of the circle feels -- and the other camp feels this is a generational defining issue similar to maybe how vietnam or iraq was a lot for the democrats and they are having that conversation and the numbers will show what they show. there was a former poll in november and showed among young people a that democratic votersn michigan under 30 are three points behind biden in terms of enthusiasm and so i do think there is a worry. they are looking at the voters over 65 on nikki haley's camp. i saw something that showed voters over 65 with a college degree are the most democratic demographic and that's their bread and butter. >> the more natural pick. >> we will get to questions from the audience. there will be microphones passed around if youc' could just say your name and what you study. >> i made last yea

because there are several third-party candidates, including jules stein and cornell west.i think that the evidence so far is mixed in the polls have suggested that robert f. kennedy, jr., who has all of these conspiracy theories about vaccines, he has pulled support from both parties. the question, though, is whether the people who might have voted third party or might have sat on their hands and not voted for president, now they have got someone who is not biden and not trump on the ticket. do they come out and support vice president harris? we don't know that, yet, but it could potentially hurt -- higher elevation into becoming the nominee could potentially eat into some of that support. again, we have to caveat this, we just don't know. rfk junior, who knows he is going to do. he has made rumblings about endorsing trump. will that help trump? we just don't know. host: the current president, what happens to him? he is still president of the united states, obviously, but how does the goal change? guest: it's a great question. the president himself did this phone call, rec

on the ballot doing, cornell west potentially backfired talking about gaza. many though information young people are going to pick that as an option. i was talking to someone close to biden yesterday telling me there's a divide in the white house about how to approach the uncommitted campaign. half the inner circle feels the uncommitted campaign doesn't show anything, kind of what you are saying, who knows -- who knows what the crisis will be in october. elections are defined what happens in october, not what happens before. the other camp which is the younger camp in the white house feel their reading of the polls is this is a generational defining issue similar to how vietnam or iraq was to younger democrats. they are having that conversation and numbers will show what they show. a formal pollster did a paul in november of michigan democrats and her polls showed that among young people, biden's numbers among voters, democratic voters in michigan under 30 are 3 points behind biden in terms of enthusiasm, so i think there's a real worry there and if i was the

on the ballot doing cornell west potentially backed by a republican super pac packtalking about gaza many lowr information young people are going to pick that as an option. i was talking to some is close to biden yesterday or tell me there's a divide in the white house about how to approach the uncommitted campaign half of the inner circle feel that the uncommitted campaign that it's kind of what you are saying who knows what the crisis will be in october elections are defined by what happens in october. the other camp is that younger camp in the white house it feels pretty significant their reading of thef polls as this is agenerational defining issue. similar to maybe helpin vietnamr iraq was for a lot of younger democrats. they are having that conversation on the numbers will show what they show. biden's former posterior to the poll in november of michigan democrats. her poll showed amongst young people by monks voters democratic voters in michigan under 30 are only three points find biden in terms of enthusiasm. i do think there's a real worry their post at the white house i

and rfk on the battle-- cornel west potentially backed by a super pac, and many young people areo pick that as an option. talking to someone close to biden yesterday, there's a divide in the white house about how to approach the uncommitted campaign. half of the inner circle feels that, half of the inner circle feels that the uncommitted campaign doesn't do anything, that's kind of what you're saying. who knows what the scandal-- >> the theory of the case. >> who knows what the crisis will be in october. elections are defined by what happens in october not what happens before. >> the other camp, the younger camp in the white house, their reading of the polls is that this is an issue, this is a generational defining issue similar to how vietnam or iraq was for many other democrats. they're having the conversation and. when the pollster did a poll of michigan democrats and-- >> her poll showed that amongst young people that biden's numbers, amongst voters, democratic voters in michigan under 30rfk is three points behind biden and i think there's a worry there, if i was the white ho

cornell west, i would vote for him. last thing i want to say, this attack that netanyahu said came from hezbollah, as you know, these are arabs. why would hezbollah attack arabs? they are not bloodthirsty like that. host: the working assumption from the biden administration is that it was a mistake. they can track where the missile came from and they have the missile, it's iranian made. so, it seems pretty clear that it came from hezbollah. velma, ashland, kentucky, good morning. caller: that first caller from washington, it's who we vote for. the palestinians voted for hamas . here in this country, people voted for biden. you heard biden say that the rocket sent to israel was a mistake. that wasn't a mistake, that was intentional. how can people be so gullible as to believe something like that? here we have this open border. so, you need to vote. we need to vote on whichever of the two candidates makes the most sense, has our best interest at heart. national security, mainly. host: you mentioned that the palestinians v

of whatever's left of the people's party. and we chose uh last year back in june uh we selected cornell west to be uh the president and in less than a week but he ran off to another party who's focusing on identity and not working class issues and not trying to end wars so we have a problem of people who want to be on youtube and do live streams and do all of this stuff and yell in the streets and those things are tools and they're useful but we don't have. have we don't have a george gall for instance, we don't have a, we don't have a workers party here, and until people get serious and and and take power and sit there at the table where they could determine the policies, we just we're not going to get anywhere here, we just, and they know that, we have a situation where the majority of the population is focused on identity to the exclusion of everything else, it's all identity. politics and culs, which cannot be one, so zionism here is just another identity, another cul, so until we get serious people to to come in and and take power and fight the establishment from without and from within

whatever is left of the people's party, and we chose uh last year back in june, uh we selected cornel west to be the president and and in less than a week, he ran off to another party who's focusing on identity and not working class issues and not trying to end wars, so we have a problem of people who want to be on youtube and do live streams and do all of this stuff and yell in the streets and those things are tools and they're useful, but we don't have, we don't have a george gallery for instance, we don't... have a you don't have a workers party here and until people get serious and and and take power and sit there at the table where they could determine the policies, we just we're not going to get anywhere here, we just, and they know that, we we we have a situation where the majority of the population is focused on identity, the exclusion of everything else, it's all identity, politics and culture wars which cannot be one. so zionism here is just another identity, another cultural, so until we get serious people to uh to come in and and take power and fight the establishment from with

he's a harvard professor and he's running to be the president of the united states. cornell west joins me here on direct impact. let's do this. the, the, you know, i thought a lot, i thought a lot about what we wanted to start to show with the today and i was, i was thinking of myself as the way it looks to the united states and wonders, what the hell is going on here is what they're saying, they seem to man who happen to be the oldest presidents in the history of the united states and now they want to do it again. one seems to be a little offers walker and the other seems to need a rocker. they represent 2 parties that are generally the same, intend to offer up mostly status quote, people with the status quo ideas of truth. and the way most americans see it. both parties lie both loved to play up narrative that divide rather than unify. again, that's the way most americans see it. so why, why is it continue? let me give you an example by the way of what i'm talking about. the whole country knows that there, there's something horribly wrong with the president's mental and physical fitn

. >> jon: i'm going to take a look at this cornel west fellow. >> watch the moratorium, he did the sameyou are fossilized! >> jon: listen to me! >> yes, i'm listening. >> jon: the candidate that represents many of your... kinfolk... >> kinfolk? >> jon: he said the election was stolen and rigged. and drove people to this madness on january 6th. how are we to deal with that truly -- what is the hallmark of a democracy? put that in jeopardy. >> that has haunted him every day since. >> jon: he's paid a terrible price. >> he has very cannot explain? >> jon: have to fix the damage himself, there, there, that wall. >> if trump hadn't done that on january six, he would be ahead of biden by 25 points in the polls. that's how bad biden has been for the country. >> jon: i disagree with that. >> of course you do! but that's okay. i can back it up, do you want me to? >> jon: okay, i mean... >> i'm going to ruin your day, stewart. >> jon: you brought a handkerchief? >> i was prepared for this. food prices under biden up 20%, gas prices 38, mortgage rates 160% buried >> jon: yeah, prices have gone up.

uh, president trump is picking up some support from communities of color, but also cornell, west jill stein and robert f. kennedy junior, are picking up some of those votes, but last in the debate, donald trump said he talked about black jobs. he talked about hispanic jobs, and i have to tell you that the hackles went up on the back of my neck. it sounded very racist to me. how does that sound to you? and does that impact the recruitment efforts to pick up some of the communities of color out there in america's political equation right now. i feel like it was a bad choice of words i. i feel like he was trying to make a point in the way in which you went about. it was just not good. but here's the thing. you're standing on stage for 90 minutes with no notes. and so a lot of is really coming off the top of your head. and what i think he meant to say is that jobs that are going to benefit the black community going to benefit the hispanic community. whatever those jobs are, i think that's the point he was trying to make. but that being said, the minority community, particularly the black

dr. cornel west in, in jo stein and the other candidates who are 3rd party candidates, but we're stuck in this. do awfully. billionaires are in control. and it's the 1000000000 is where determining that they want more war on russia. they want more war on china, or they can't bear to see any slots of the globe with an outs with any type of anything that resembles sovereignty. because trump is, is, is really an unpredictable candidate who has his own agenda often puts his own narcissistic interest in front of the most narcissistic entity on earth. you're not allowed to be more narcissistic than the us ruling class. that's really why they hate trump. they don't hate them because of all of his racism in seeing a phobia and everything i, i outlined they hate him because if he wants to, he's going to code a pyre on yang, on his roads as he, as he did on on 2 occasions to meet with the team, john owning single ports in, in vietnam, a truck was floating, the idea of going down to venezuela to sit down with, with nicholas with a lot of these are completely unacceptable things with w. b. dubois

health and charms, legal troubles, months before the presidential election, a 3rd candidate, doctor cornel west from the us people's party presents himself as the only real alternative that were the new episode, the direct impact. how's the rig sanchez? folks did up to west about the us political future. a vote as perception that they can choose only between trump and binding. the what, what is your take on we what we as a nation, what his wife, maybe the people around him should be telling uh, as you would say, brother. but yeah, yeah. we gotta pray for the brother and deal and the others is clear. he doesn't have both paddles in the waters form of elderly abuse, to have him out there acting as if he's. he's 41 rather than 81. i'll go back again, re king nearby and please come to terms with father time come to terms with the client all of us. oh. and in the very moment they were born, we're old enough to die. we're already in the process of a sudden kind of decline when you look at button and trump is very clear that they've, they've hemorrhage, they haven't listened so many different ways as

they kicked around r f k junior out the, they drove marianne williamson out that they let dr. cornell west know that he wasn't welcome. and so there was no primary process with the democratic party would not have the method be in the mess that they're in right now with biden and harris, if they'd had a competitive actual primary process on the 1st place. now with 3 weeks to go, how are they going to do it? yeah, would you be the idea? i mean, i've, i've been think it's still salvage something if they turn the convention into something that matters where they could get enough eye balls to get some kind of of momentum for someone. but if they just go in there and they get the same people with old faces reading old speeches with old ideology, and then they get calmer, harris out there who just pardon me for saying this, but might take on her as she's not that bright. at least hasn't shown me. she is maybe shoes, but she just, maybe she's not good on camera or maybe or handlers aren't given a good material. but if that's all they do that really get trapped, don't you think? i do think so, and

however, independent candidate cornell, west takes aim and both spied men from saying the pair are unfit to lead the nation . he's on the latest episode of direct impact us with a rick sanchez all day long for right now. just a very quick preview for you. when you look at buying, the trump is very clear that they've, they've hemorrhage they've had listed in so many different ways as a certain addiction to mendacity in lying and trumps. on the side of trump, where is no accountability, say, and do anything he wants and buy it and this whole only the good stuff and not really the full stuff. yeah. who really and then what it is be consistent in what it is to be compassionate. so those are the things that have been pushed to the margin. it's all now just market value and talk about power, inspect the cold and putting people down and tragic of the people in being so obsessed with attention. and you said you said what about maturity? go back to shakespeare. it again when it hidden, it goes is right, and this is all now, what is rightness? maturing over time, what happens to an empire when it

not just from republicans but from rfk junior, cornel west and jill stein. >> absolutely. lawyer. i hope the republican party develop a backbone and use every aspect of the law to prevent biden's replacement. if he is replaced, from being on the ballot. there are rules and procedures, election integrity. republicans need to make sure they stand for election integrity. don't make it easy for the democrats to replace joe biden. in wisconsin, you can't replace the person who won the primary election. so there are procedures. the republican party, the heritage foundation third parties have a legal right, john, legal right to make sure that the secretary of state in these three states follow the procedures. >> john: we have that particular thing that the democrats will have to try to get over. then there is this idea if joe biden steps down before the convention and throws open the convention, his delegates are supposed to vote for him. they are pledged to him. they don't have to vote for him but they could in a show of defiance go ahead and vote for him. this could make chicag

potential spoiler effect of the of robert kennedy or cornell west or. well i don't know if if no labels are going to put someone out just that that exists annoys the -- out of me. the fact that we have so uncompetitive districts. the you know the the world, the whole local college thing which is just such a wrong and archaic and you uniquely sort of misguide that idea for this time and age. yeah, lots of mathema issues. all right. so i think there we really appreciate everybody coming out if you'd like to come chat with asmaa in just a few minutes, say hello and get a copy the book signed. please feel free. otherwise we really appreciate your attendance and we hope you enjoy rest of the evening. thank you all for coming.

jill stein and cornel west, respectively, on his left.ut i remember the democratic party is i think they're probably going to be doing probably will do about the same. but i think that there's a lot of people on the democratic command who would rather somebody like a governor, like roy cooper or gretchen whitmer . so but you don't see a jump to kamala harris, vice president harris or, say, governor gretchen whitmer making much of a difference in this rich no, i do think i think if it's a governor, the one thing, the one advantage they do have and i think they're so bifurcated as a country and so many people already made up their minds. the one thing a governor can do, though, and this is very on the margins, is they can potentially bring in a swing state. roy cooper, governor of north carolina, was one of the most important swing states in the country. gretchen the governor of michigan, if they bring it into their home state, they probably bring it and bring it in on the margins. and the other thing they can do if they're the nominee is t

include some candidates that might pull from harris, including jill stein, the green party candidate, cornel west, who's also running in this race. >> but this i think that there is a significant amount of uncertainty here. >> now that this has changed so fundamentally and absolutely starting i just got back from rehoboth yesterday. >> i was there for a week on biden watch, and so i've got to warn everyone then i watch what terrible really was watch being like what he was going to do. and we found out what he did on sunday, but yeah. to your point, kasie i think it's changed that changed everything, and yet there are lots and lots of unknowns. i think it's absolutely right that the polling right now is showing shifts, but it's going to be a close election. i think it was going to be a close election either way. and the impact of a third-party candidates interesting in that poll, there are question marks about what whether rfk junior would take away more from the democratic side or take away more from the republican side certainly, it makes you wonder if that call between rfk junior and donald tru

us at the table here orban and hungry even giving people without children less local example, cornell westat you got to stay here take you off we have to go to the break. brian stelter. thank you very much for joining us coming up next. kamala harris backs the president's call for supreme court term limits, but not in congress plus we have more breaking news. one of vice president harris's vp contenders has now removed himself from that list. that's tonight i shall not seek and i will not accept the nomination of my party pretty for another term as your friends, 1960 years, sunday at nine on cnn, you will never smell better everywhere. >> like you will with looming. it's so easy to use just a pea sized amount like this rubs in like a lotion controls odor for three days, pits, feet, privates, anywhere you have odor but wish you didn't know before you say isn't that what's soap and water is for? i'm here to tell you that your shower doesn't work as well as you pick it up? and lumi is clinically proven to work better than a shower with soap give lumia, try and see what happens because your bo

because there are several third-party candidates, including jules stein and cornell west.think that the evidence so far is mixed in the polls have suggested that robert f. kennedy, jr., who has all of these conspiracy theories about vaccines, he has pulled support from both parties. the question, though, is whether the people who might have voted third party or might have sat on their hands and not voted for president, now they have got someone who is not biden and not trump on the ticket. do they come out and support vice president harris? we don't know that, yet, but it could potentially hurt -- higher elevation into becoming the nominee could potentially eat into some of that support. again, we have to caveat this, we just don't know. rfk junior, who knows he is going to do. he has made rumblings about endorsing trump. will that help trump? we just don't know. host: the current president, what happens to him? he is still president of the united states, obviously, but how does the goal change? guest: it's a great question. the president himself did this phone call, recov

caller: biden is -- and i'm voting for cornell west. i think he is the man for the job.his seems like the best opportunity for that. and another guy i think will do well is isaac's. that is all i want to say. host: angellah in maryland calling on the democrats line. good morning, angela. caller: good morning. listening to these colors, prices go up. prices go down and as for president biden's age, i lived through reagan and he had alzheimer's in his second term. he defeated the soviet union and got the wall torn down. that is not why i called in. are called in a few just give me two minutes, please. on how to and the supreme court are just basically dismantling this country. project 2025, trump says he does not know about it. he is on videotape in 2022 at their dinner and he said how great they are and how they are working on the plans that would be the foundation for his presidency. not to mention his first term, people from the heritage foundation went over there to work for him. most of his executive orders were written by the heritage foundation. and 140 people from

cornell west, i would vote for him.ne last thing i want to say, this attack that netanyahu said came from hezbollah, as you know, these are arabs. why would hezbollah attack arabs? they are not bloodthirsty like that. host: the working assumption from the biden administration is that it was a mistake. they can track where the missile came from and they have the missile, it's iranian made. so, it seems pretty clear that it came from hezbollah. velma, ashland, kentucky, good morning. caller: that first caller from washington, it's who we vote for. the palestinians voted for hamas . here in this country, people voted for biden. you heard biden say that the rocket sent to israel was a mistake. that wasn't a mistake, that was intentional. how can people be so gullible as to believe something like that? here we have this open border. so, you need to vote. we need to vote on whichever of the two candidates makes the most sense, has our best interest at heart. national security, mainly. host: you mentioned that the palestinians

because there are several third-party candidates, including jules stein and cornell west. i think that the evidence so far is mixed in the polls have suggested that robert f. kennedy, jr., who has all of these conspiracy theories about vaccines, he has pulled support from both parties. the question, though, is whether the people who might have voted third party or might have sat on their hands and not voted for president, now they have got someone who is not biden and not trump on the ticket. do they come out and support vice president harris? we don't know that, yet, but it could potentially hurt -- higher elevation into becoming the nominee could potentially eat into some of that support. again, we have to caveat this, we just don't know. rfk junior, who knows he is going to do. he has made rumblings about endorsing trump. will that help trump? we just don't know. host: the current president, what happens to him? he is still president of the united states, obviously, but how does the goal change? guest: it's a great question. the president himself did this phone call, re

cornel west at just under 1%.clear politics does their average of polls where they take all of the polling data and puts out those numbers on a daily basis so you can find that at realclearpolling.com. guest: at one point, upwards of 10%, 12%. it's a shift. so from what we've seen back to the spring. host: wayne in castle, republican. go ahead. thanks for waiting. caller: yes, hello. host: what's your question or comment? caller: my question is the ms-13 and fentanyl. why isn't biden addressing that issue more compared to president trump who mentions it all the time. and i know a lot of military were supporting president biden -- i'm sorry, correct that, president trump, they're not supporting president biden. and on ukraine, president biden basically said he wasn't going to put any boots on the ground and we wouldn't be having the ukraine and israel war right now if president trump was in office, i sincerely believe that. i know friends from game, japan, and south korea, even in taiwan that don't want this presid

caller: biden is -- and i'm voting for cornell west. i think he is the man for the job. this seems like the best opportunity for that. and another guy i think will do well is isaac's. that is all i want to say. host: angellah in maryland calling on the democrats line. good morning, angela. caller: good morning. listening to these colors, prices go up. prices go down and as for president biden's age, i lived through reagan and he had alzheimer's in his second term. he defeated the soviet union and got the wall torn down. that is not why i called in. are called in a few just give me two minutes, please. on how to and the supreme court are just basically dismantling this country. project 2025, trump says he does not know about it. he is on videotape in 2022 at their dinner and he said how great they are and how they are working on the plans that would be the foundation for his presidency. not to mention his first term, people from the heritage foundation went over there to work for him. most of his executive orders were written by the heritage foundation. and 140 people fro

cornel west, he's one of my favorite candidates. jill stein. i like her very much. you know why?es 100% from them. how do you view rfk? i think he's probably going to hurt biden. i don't see him hurting me. he knows that if you vote for them, it helps him. that's why trump's maga allies are elevating third party candidates. a vote for stein, west, or rfk jr, is a vote for trump. he knows it. you should know it too. i'm joe biden and i approve this message. ohhh crap. now we gotta get france something. wait! we could use etsy's gift mode! alright. done. (♪♪) plateau de fromage! [cheering] oh la la! [cheering] don't panic. gift easy with gift mode, now on etsy. want to save on some of the biggest names in streaming on the network made for streaming? x marks the spot. now you can add the new xfinity streamsaver™ that includes netflix, peacock, and apple tv+. that's xfinity streamsaver™ for just $15 a month. all your favorites. all in one place. only from xfinity. for more watching and less spending... x marks the spot. do it all on the network made for streaming, and bring on the go

including arizona, colorado, new mexico, wisconsin, michigan, and maine's states, biden must with cornell west so far is only on in the states that biden where he would be a threat and colorado, as it got if it but he's trying to get on the ballot in michigan and a couple of the other states in the blue wall with vance mr. orban's theory there, what they did in 2016 is they brought a whole bunch of new voters in 2020. some of them went away. if you can turn out, people who are this affected, this illusion. but if they do show up would vote for donald trump. and the third party candidates have even a modest impact that's the trump 2016 map period all right. let's go to phil mattingly, who is on the floor of the convention, which is celebrating that rousing rendition are reeling in the years by skilled yeah, the lengthy still dana interlude there, the kind of jam band give you a sense that they're waiting for something to happen and we're giving you a behind the scenes look of what they're waiting for. >> this is the behind shot from where kaitlan was. we expect to in short order, jd vance, who