daniel joe biden does strategize and planning as great advisors around him. so he has to contemplate what the consequences are if he were to step down, if he's even willing to step down. but these calls do continue to grow and they are growing louder, which is upsetting many people in the democratic party base who strongly support support president by now for many democrats of vice president campbell harris has risen to the top of the list of possible replacements, who else is on that list and who are they? especially for our viewers, were mostly not from united states. right, well tamela harris is clearly the front one or she is from california as well. she is the sitting vice president. that would be the natural replacement for president joe biden. i think the top 2 candidates, if there are top 2 after cumberland, harris would be governor gretchen whitmore, of michigan. she survived an attempted kidnapping um by some radicals, a few years back around the 2020 election. she's been a, a loud, pragmatic voice in the democratic party, who is a strong leader. an

when he conspired to silence stormy daniel's also tonight, joe biden is working to restore democrats shaken confidence in him by putting a familiar message at the center of his campaign democracy in a teleprompter speech that bore none of the miscues of that 50, 50 plus million americans saw on that cnn debate stage last week. biden pleaded with voters to think of november as a choice not between two old guys, but a choice between one who would put democracy first and one who would bring democracy to its knees. >> numerically raft to render a judgment about donald trump's behavior, american people must have psi they want to entrust the president once again the presidency to donald trump. now, knowing he'll be more emboldened to do whatever he pleases whenever he wants to do it joining me now is former congressmen and former member of the january 6 select committee, adam kinzinger congressman we're learning tonight, that president trump, he's already started this process of getting his criminal convictions in new york tossed out do you think that that will work in light of the decisio

corrupt president in the history of the united states of america joe biden and the entire biden crime family. >> back with me eugene daniels go with you with not that sound but actually some sound from marco rubio today, another vice president auditioning on cnn's state of the union. >> it is funny to me to read these people on here these people out there warning about all the horrible things the ridiculously claim donald trump is going to do if he becomes president. donald trump is been the one that is been very clear that his vengeance is going to be by winning and making america great again not going after his political opponents. >> i'm sorry, and the law, we call that impeachment. marco rubio being impeached. so the gas lighting is very real, jennifer, and think gosh we have our own eyes and ears to be able to hear what's going on but again, i sense there is this backpedaling that is happening by trumps surrogates these days to make trump seem a little bit less of a threat. >> well, because they know very much how dangerous he can be in the clear that becomes to voters, the less likely it is that he will win. you know

daniels, laurie from berlin and also handing his re election date. joe biden speaks to the nation for the honor of my life to serve as your present. it's time to foster thoughts to a new generation, a small fellows widespread doubts about his capacity to another. tom also coming up benjamin netanyahu hotels of joint session of the us congress that each brother in america must stand together. they certainly need us to pulse to support the war against us. but outside protest is demanding an end to the fighting. faced off with police.

fascinating for me, because i got to know joe biden in the 1990s, in the united states senate, when i was working there. there were giants in the senate in those days. daniel patrick moynihan, teddy kennedy, bill bradley, bob dole on the republican side, and joe biden was one of the good solid, serious players, but he didn't think he was one of the giants of the senate. the senate didn't think he was one of the giants, but the difference between senator biden , and the rest of those people that i've mentioned, is that senator biden was still growing, and he grew to be a true giant in terms of senate history, the number of senators who have gone on to the presidency, the vice presidency first, and that was something that was not apparent if you knew and worked with him in the prime of his and career when he was at his most effective, when the democrats had a strong majority in the senate, but he is obviously the guy who never stopped growing. there is one thing i would like to address, because i know people ask about it all the time, very last minute for him to decide not to take the nomination. why didn't he make this decision sooner? the answer to that, y

got an i -- let's go down to the courthouse, and listen to stormy daniels describe the worst sex of her life. [ laughter ] if joe bidenn trial for paying hush money to a porn star, i guaran[ bleep ]tee you not a single democrat would be caught dead within a hundred mile radius. [ light laughter ] you'd never catch bernie sanders sitting in the front row saying, "the problem with pornography is the top 1% of all of the housewives are getting 99% of the pizza deliveries! [ laughter ] the rest of the housewives are living on the crusts!" [ laughter ] also, joe biden -- "sometimes maybe a pepperoni falls!" [ light laughter ] also joe biden would never pay hush money to a porn star. he would just talk to her in hushed tones. "hey, you're not gonna tell -- [ laughter ] you're not gonna tell anybody about this, right?" [ light laughter ] at the very least can we all just take a second on reflect on the fact that there used to be a time when republicans would lecture the rest of us about family values and just officially declared now that they were full of [ bleep ]? in fact, ohio senator j.d. vance once literally called for

joe biden. and the entire biden crime family. >> back with me eugene daniels, jennifer horn and basil michael.ant to go with you, not that sound but actually sound from marco rubio, another audition me on cnn state of the union. >> it's funny to me to read these people in your these people out there warning about all the horrible things that they claim donald trump will do. he's been the one that's been very clear. that his mansions will be by winning and making america great again not going after his political opponents. >> oh, i'm sorry, and the law we call that impeachment, marco rubio being impeached. the gaslight in very real, jennifer, and thank gosh, we have our own eyes and ears to be able to hear what's going on but again, i sense there is this backpedaling that's happening by trump surrogates these days to make trump seem a little bit less of a threat? >> because they know very much how dangerous he can be and the clearer that becomes to voters, the less likely it is that he's going to win. somebody like marco rubio, who was supposed to be this voice for freedom and democracy when he

. >> even after losing in 2020 to joe biden, the insurrection into this year after a jury convicted trump of 34 felonies in the stormy daniels hush money trial, his diehard supporters pledged to stand with him. >> there is a spiritual component to him being the nominee at this point. we all know it. we all feel it. >> we're ready for change. >> i just don't know that there's unity, available to be found here, the sides are so far apart. >> trump is truly a phenomenon. we are living in, whether we like it or not. the trump era. >> i think that the interesting question that we can't answer right now is, will it still be the party of trump in 10 or 20 years? >> god bless you, wisconsin, and god bless the united states of america, our great country. thank you very much, everybody. thank you. >> we turn now to the other half of this unfolding political narrative, the mounting pressure on president joe biden to withdraw from the race and pass the torch to a new candidate, chief white house correspondent mary bruce, is in the president's home state of delaware. mary, what are you hearing tonight? >> well, byron, while donald trump

daniel. >> that kid had a voice. polls are tightening. the obama's are endorsing, the dash may have stopped the flow of democrats bailing on joe biden, but in a race against donald trump, one key democratic operative's warning "let's not get too giddy." i'm neil cavuto. more on that in just a moment. i want to go to peter doocy on the white house, what he's learning and finding out. it's where these days, like we have two copresidents. what's going on? >> it is kind of like that. they insisted there is just one president, but the new top of the ticket kamala harris just wants to slide into a previously agreed-upon trump/biden debate now that biden is no longer a candidate. >> i have agreed to the previously agreed upon septembe. he agreed to that previously, now it appears he is backpedaling, but i am ready. i think the voters deserve to see the split screen that exists in this race on a debate stage. i'm ready. let's go. >> worth noting, fox has extended an invitation to both campaigns for a september debate in pennsylvania. the trump team saying given the continued political chaos surrounding crooked joe biden and the democrat party, g

daniel skelly. we will speak to congressman jonathan jackson amid more calls for joe biden to drop out. oleman. the s&p 500 at all-time highs powered by big gains in big tech. daniel skelly and the team at morgan stanley writing this. wall street has tilted towards the tech sector to a historic degree. values are stretched while earnings growth is poised to slow from here. it is good to see you. is this rally going to broaden out, and what gets is there? daniel: we think it does. we think the fed will cut later this year. we have stuck with the three cuts call, and we think it will happen amid a positive economy so that definitely helps boost sentiment for some of the more valued and cyclical sectors. second, and a lot of your guests have been speaking to this so it is not necessarily the biggest unknown, but the spread between the tech earnings and the magnificent seven earnings and the rest of the market starts to compress as the year goes on so you will see the earnings revision story improve for the everything else part of the market. jonathan: is it a financial, the banks, what is i

joe biden, muy crÍtico con el acuerdo del mÁximo tribunal. >> ademÁs, la fiscalÍa de manhattan aceptÓ aplazar dos semanas la sentencia a trump en el caso criminal del pago a la actriz stormy daniels pilar de la democracia estadounidense. ahora, en disputa por la decisiÓn de la corte suprema de justicia sobre la inmunidad del expresidente donald trump, acusado de delitos federales por interferencia electoral en amÉrica. el actual primer mandatario criticÓ el fallo por cambiar en tÉrminos prÁcticos este principio fundacional must have trumps embrace of violence to preserve his power is acceptable. el mÁximo tribunal se dividiÓ 6 a 3 por lÍneas ideolÓgicas. la mayorÍa conservadora determinÓ que el presidente en turno goza de inmunidad en actos oficiales para que su capacidad de tomar decisiones no sea distorsionada por amenazas de litigios. y aunque aclararon que no todas sus acciones deben considerarse actos oficiales, dejaron esa distinciÓn a una corte inferior que deberÁ juzgar por quÉ conductas puede ser procesado judicialmente. me preocupa a donde esto vaya a llevar al paÍs . >> estamos estableciendo un sistema de juzgar a un presidente que es casi imposible. >> encausarlo es u

joe biden sharing the stage with him. of course there is, again, nothing slated in that element until september, richard. >> and danielle, president really addressing at least three groups, those on the base, those who are absolutely behind him, those who have some questions, and you have the independents certainly. that's why he's in wisconsin. what can he accomplish today? >> i mean, look, i wish that we had a lot more scrutiny on the things that donald trump has been saying, with in fact, that he's saying he wants to be a dictator on day one, that the supreme court on july 1st gave him the ability to do that and how dangerous the trump administration 2.0 could be for this country and for our democracy wholeheartedly. people have bad debates. joe biden is not the first president to have had a bad debate. i'm not too old to have remembered when hillary clinton had the flu on the 2016 campaign trail and that's all the media could talk about, right? the focus here needs to be on project 2025 and the reimagining of america through a conservative lens that does not see all americans as a part of that project. and so it's re

chairman, jim jordan on to talk about joe biden's plan to take over the supreme court hand cory mills on the latest with the assassination attempt on donald trump. liz: danielis's campaign and how it is segregating supporters of the why do this over there white ladies here cannot make it up and then on tony on, kamala harris will don't you just love the yellow school bus. and 5 billion invested in you have 60 buses. in the top of the hour. did i read this? did i get eggs? where are my keys? memory and thinking issues keep piling up? it may be due to a buildup of amyloid plaques in the brain. visit morethannormalaging.com ryan t. writes, "moving is stressful. can you help me take one thing off of my to do list?” ugh, moving's the worst. with xfinity, you can transfer your internet in just a few taps. just a few easy moves. did somebody say “easy moves”? ♪ ♪ oh no. no, i was talking about moving your internet. this will move the internet. ♪ ♪ ooh, ooh. -let's keep it professional. professional dancers! -ok! stay connected during your move with the best in home wifi. easily transfer your services in the xfinity app. bring on the good stuff. >> the 20s spy ball

daniel lives for us out of new york. thanks so much. well, to begin with. now we're not the 12 congressional democrats have called on us president joe biden to drop his re election bid. the biden insist he will be back on the campaign trial next week. he's being honest, advising at home in delaware since wednesday to being diagnosed with club at 19. so that comes out as of to buttons republican rival. donald trump outlined his policies at the bodies national convention. mike hannah reports from washington reaction to the trump speech was split on a partisan basis. republicans won't be welcome to speech last night and in the course of today, they've continued to applaud what trump said. his critics, however, point to the many post fluids that occurred in the speech. the binding harris campaign released the statement saying that the speech reveals that this was the same donald trump, who was rejected by the american people back in 2020. the campaign also is made clear that president biden was going to contest the election that he was not going to step down. this is what the campaign co chair had. jen o'malley dylan had to say . i'm not here to say that this hasn't

daniel? >> this is one of the easier fact checks i've done in my nine years of fact checking former president trump. he did not leave joe biden a world at peace. there was an ongoing civil war in syria and ongoing civil war in yemen. of course, a very much unresolved israeli palestinian conflict is israeli iranian conflict. there was a war in ethiopia. i could go on at length, one research institution found that there were 51 nation states in which they were active, aren't armed conflicts 2020. and again, 51 nation states in which they were active armed conflicts in 2021. so this claim that there was world peace under trump, or when he left office in january 2021. just clearly not not true on one of the topics that the foreign president hits on quite a lot on crime. >> let's play some of what he said last night crime rate is going up while crime statistics all over the world are going down how does that check out absolutely false. our crime rate is not going up. in fact, it is declining sharply of violent crime declined approximately please. 6% in 2023, according to preliminary national fbi figures. and then another 15% in th

joe biden is not doing himself any favors and the cries will continue to grow. you don't like that narrative, i get it, but it is not changing. >> you know, danielle, i want to comei respect susan always and susan's opinion, but i have a couple of issues i want to talk to you, danielle, about. one, i feel like this is just a hammer looking for a nailed, this is confirmation bias here. from susan's point about republicans not having a say and really not caring what happens in terms of liking who the democratic nominee is, it reflects the normalization on the republican side of trump's bad behavior and the criminal conduct by donald trump. i have asked this question before and i wonder why the democrats are taking a page out of the gop playbook and circling the wagons around joe biden. they do it around donald trump, who is not worthy of it and never owned it but they won't do it for joe biden. >> this is what democrats consistently do. i don't understand it, either. yes, joe biden had a bad debate. he had a bad moment. i get it. when you look at the course of his record over the last four years and the kind of economy he inherited, the covid-19 crisis he inherited

joe, you have applesauce in your eyebrows. biden is so desperate he's now targeting the supreme court. finalizing a proposal that includes term limits for the judges. talking about term limits is like stormy daniels about sperm limits. i blame that on joe mackie. it's not likely to pass in congress, but if it did, where does the appeal go? back to the supreme court. so do they decide if they get to fire themselves? that's like the president deciding that he doesn't have dementia. meanwhile during a speech at the convention for the naacp, joe lied about the george floyd riots calling them peaceful protests. >> peacefully protested george floyd's murder, donald trump called for the national guard to go after you. what's the matter with this man? >> greg: $2 billion worth of damages peaceful? that's like saying jonestown was just a slumber party. but once again, joe lied. nineteen people were killed in the first two weeks of the 2020 riots and trump called on the national guard to quell the violence in portland but democrat leadership turned it down. but joe does not care because all he has left his race baiting and now he admits he ran as a transitional candidate, but won't leave because he did not

daniels, msnbc lyrical interviewer, morning joe contributor, political white house correspondent, and playbook coauthor, anything you else -- else you want to add? how big a deal is that the clintons are throwing support behind president biden? >> it is interesting because you have other leaders who are the opposite, pelosi and schumer, obama working behind the scenes to do the exact opposite. i will say that president clinton and hillary clinton both have a lot of sway within the democratic party, a lot of sway with donors, that is who they are talking to, telling donors not to give up on him, telling aides and other people. it got to us at playbook, allie talked about it, they also want, their deferential to whatever president biden's decision is, that decision is to stay in the race, they feel good about that and i think the most important aspect of this, you talk about the 36 democrats, a lot of these people saw the same poles we did for a long time, most democrats did not want president biden to run anyway but they were not saying anything before that, they took the debate performance. however, voters have been concerned he was too old, voters concerned he could not do it again because of his age. they decided to ignor

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daniel somewhat revisionist history once again, on donald trump's stance on the iraq war. let me play. what jd vance said last night when i was a senior in high school, that same joe biden supported the disastrous invasion of iraq, somehow a real estate developer from new york city by the name of donald j. >> trump was right on all of these issues while biden was rolled daniel, you saw that? and what have you found? >> i found that, this mr. vance implied here, you know, biden got the invasion wrong by supporting trump, got it right. so the suggestion is ms trump opposed it. well, there is no evidence that trump ever oppose the invasion of iraq before it occurred. he expressed openness to a military strike on iran is 2000 book and then more to the point when he was asked by howard stern in late 2000 to about six months before the invasion, explicitly asked, are you for invading iraq? he said, yeah, i guess so. i there's the first time it was done correctly. now, it is true that after the invasion in 2000, for some more than a year after the war started, trump did emerge as an explicit opponent. but this idea that he opposed the invasion itself is just not borne out by a

joe biden a trump campaign memo is calling her dangerously liberal. his vice presidential candidate, j.d. vance doubling down on the message, chang, she's 1 million times worse than biden. cnn's daniel strauss joins me with more. you just heard that reporting there from lauren fox, where this memo is sent out saying, do not waste time on talking about anything else. but what she would mean to this country, her policy, for example, the anything else? house has already been spoken. what are you hearing yeah. >> i'm hearing that despite this at the top of the ticket for republicans, there is a, i guess you could call it very charitably experimentation going on, on attack lines. the former president donald trump overnight posted a number of truth, social so posts with a range of attacks and criticisms of harris, we, you can see them right here. and vance himself has also weighed in and is trying out some attack lines. i think we've got the audio for that you cannot for 3.5 years take a guy who clearly didn't have the mental capacity to do the job kamala harris lied about it. my senate democratic colleagues lied about it. the media lied about it every single person who saw joe biden knew

and the organization's new president, "politico's" eugene daniels, thank you, both, very much, for being on this morning. >>> president joe bidenn to lower housing costs across the country. according to a fact sheet obtained by nbc news, the action will include calls for congress to pass a law requiring landlords to cap rent increases at 5% or risk losing out on federal tax breaks. >> with us now, former secretary of housing and urban development under president biden, marcia fudge. today,he's officially joining the biden/harris 2024 campaign as a national co-chair. thank you so muchor being with us. obviouy, the affordability of housing is one of the greatest -- >> huge issue. >> -- challenges facing, i was going to say you americans, but young and old americans alike. >> it absolutely is. thank you for having me this morning. i'm happy to be a part of the team. housings a crisis in this country, and it has been for some time. i'm really excited about the fact that the president is announcing this in las vegas where the crisis is particularly acute. housing prices, especially rent are going up 10%, 20% annually, and it is maki

daniels there, right? that's also a pellet issue there. i think another issue that's now brought the light. let's think about what trunks been saying about the border, right? joe bidens basically alluding to joe biden can be prosecuted because criminally for what's happening at the border that that his his conduct is so grievous that he could be subject to criminal prosecution. what this case says is no way. so even if you have a local prosecutor after joe biden's out of office, that's wants to bring that case because they're suffering all the problems that are going on along that border. if you have a local prosecutor wants to bring criminal charges, gets joe biden. that's no longer that's no longer on a table and neither can it be brought by a trump justice department, should it be compressed? we're going to hear a lot of people on the left are going to be quoting sonia sotomayor, justice sotomayor's dissent moving forward, one of the things she she wrote that i'd love for you to get your assessment of giving and how much we're going to i'm sure hear this from democratic senators and the like, quote, the relationship between the president and the people he serves

joe biden a booming economy. you might remember what things were actually like in january anyway, 2021, the unemployment rate was 6.4%. anderson daniel dale, thanks very much. going to take a short break just ahead as we wrap up night three of the republican national convention here in milwaukee, there's, new information just coming into cnn about the deeply well, i, should say the deepening divisions among democrats going to tell you what sources are now sharing with us about our recent phone call between president biden and nancy pelosi. we'll have that news ahead in a moment i feel like i lose track of it loose yeah. maybe that's because you saw you stretch. how much you heard of rocket money? no. >> but you're probably going to cut me off and tell you it's not the spending in real time lowers bills and helps you find a cancel description, sign me up, stay on track with your finances and download rocket monday today i'm jonathan lawson here to tell you about life insurance through the colonial opened program. if your age 50 to 85 and looking to buy life insurance on a fixed budget remember the three ps what are the three ps >> the

daniels, thank you both. j. mart, i just want to ask that you're looking for in the days ahead, especially as it pertains to joe bidenday and tomorrow from independent news outlets that are going to show real movement toward -- toward donald trump, and if that's the case i think you're going to see more elected democrats in congress and in the ranks of the governors call for president biden not to run again, and hear similar calls from top donors in the party. the polling i think is going to drive this and if the polling goes south it will increase the pressure on biden because those democratic lawmakers are going to step forward and do what lloyd doggett did yesterday. >>> coming up, jerome powell says he is satisfied with the progress made on inflation, but has he seen enough to start cutting interest rates? we will play for you his comments. >>> also ahead, while many countries are toying with the idea of implementing a shorter workweek, one country is looking in the opposite direction. cnbc's andrew ross sorkin joins us with the details behind the push for a six-day workweek. that's straight ahead on "morning joe

joe biden a booming economy. you might remember what things were actually like in january of 2021, the unemployment rate was 6.4%. anderson daniel, thanks very much going to take a short break just ahead as we wrap up night three of the republican national convention here, milwaukee. there's new information just coming into cnn about the deep we or i should say the deepening divisions among democrats could tell you what sources are now sharing with us about our recent phone call between president biden and nancy pelosi we'll have that news ahead in a moment tomorrow. live from milwaukee, former president trump accepts his party's nomination for the nation's highest office. >> jake tapper and anderson cooper lead cnn special live coverage the republican national convention tomorrow at 7:00 on cnn can i get death? he couldn't by some according timing get doubled storage on us when you preorder it, verizon doug lima someone needs to customize and saved hundreds and car insurance would liberty mutual let's fly chief i thought you were right behind me. only pay for what you need labor day. >> when i love a good hotel breakfast aide.

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