i talked to david axelrod for that story. biden were 15 or 20 years younger, he would not have a worry at all about his reelection chances. becausef his policy accomplishments and what he has done as president. but he is 80 years old. david axelrod and many other democrats have these concerns. i will say about that ad, that was an ad where it was officially about foreign policy. but that was like the political version of a built ford tough add. that was the white house message, and the official line we will hear again and again, is "watch me." that is biden's message. amna: and you hear him say that again and again. tamara: when he goes out and goes to a yoga studio and does pilates and rides a spin bike, he makes sure you know about it. amna: who is that ad for? who are they talking to? amy: a lot of it is talking to democrats. the point in the campaign where, you are the incumbent president, you are making sure you are shoring up your base. especially a base, as you pointed out, where 50% of your own voters say they think y

because for whatever reasons, that's what politics has become. >> david axelrod, he is getting a lotse to where he is right now. in your experience, does this kind of momentum -- you know, how much does it last? how much can it fizzle? >> well, look, i think there are two elements of this. i think adam's right. you know, he is observed the moment and he understands how to get attention and he understands the more outrageous, the more attention you get. the problem is the world champion of outrageous is on the ballot as well, and he's doing pretty well. so, he's basically fishing in a pond that isn't very productive because so much of the maga base, which really responds to his message, already is committed to trump. and so far there's no indication that they're going to leave him. now, the second thing is, you know, the nature of these races is the better you do, the more attention you get, the more scrutiny you get. so, that, you know -- i think sort of the maga folks don't care if he gets fact checked and the fact check comes back false. they're accustomed to that. but if there are

david axelrod, this is an influential guy within democratic party ranks. he said biden needs to decide if he can complete the job or step aside. when you lose james carville, you are in deep adam schiff. he says biden has a clear age problem and called his poll numbers troubling. chuck todd was all but begging california governor gavin newsom to enter the race and even morning liberal joe, this is what he had to say about biden. what he is saying is 1000% true. take a look. >> everybody we talk to, every political discussion, when it comes to joe biden, people say, he is too old to run, isn't he? every discussion. i don't mean 99% of the discussions. every discussion. i asked reverend how. he is hearing it as well. we will often complain about republicans who will say one thing about donald trump off the air and another on the air. democrats off the air will say joe biden is too old. why is he running? on the air, they won't say that. >> when you are a democrat and you lose morning joe and david axelrod and van jones and james carville and david ignatius a

david axelrod during the obama administration, let me ask you the sodium question.e is talking to dana an hour long. obviously very loyal to joe biden. but come on, he is primed and ready to go. >> yeah, i'm sure the white house is gratified to some of the things that he is saying. i don't know that they would be enthusiastic about his presence on the air. it is sort of like just at the time when democrats are concerned about their aging, comes this young strapping potential -- >> did you see the split screen? just looked like -- >> yeah. i mean, i know that he knows -- he is a sophisticated guy. i don't think that he is setting himself up to run in 2024. i actually agree with him that i think that biden is running. i think that biden will be the nominee. but he is certainly getting a head start on 2028. i don't think that there is any question about that. >> and so whether it is for 2028 or if god forbid something were to happen and there would be an opening for somebody to run, there would be a democratic race, obviously given newsome -- and remember i'm talking a

perspective from a former colleague of then vice president biden and senior adviser of president obama, david axelrodvid, plenty of presidents have had embarrassing family members. criminal charges obviously is different. how big of a problem could this be for president biden personally and politically? >> well, i divide it into two questions, anderson. the first is the political. they're related. the first is the political. look, the president wasn't involved with this. very clearly this was something that involved something that hunter biden did on his own, involved his own drug addiction and his own misrepresentation. but it fuels what the republicans in congress are trying to fan, which is the idea that hunter biden is involved in a bunch of elicit activities. and they want to try and link the president to these. and this will be a log in that fire even though he has nothing to do with this. and certainly if they go forward with some of the other issues they've explored, that would be more fodder for them. even as we speak, they're talking about an impeachment inquiry in search of proof that the

wt >> they won't say that. >> now, when you're a democrat and you even lose joe and you lose david axelrod and van jones and james carville and david ignatius and maureenme dowd, you probably need to watch out now. some in the whitu neede house pa corps, they're even now beginning to ask questions skabout biden's constant lying. >> maybe they learned a thing or two as they watch this show every night. by the way, we're glad you're watchin o. g. >> take a look. in the past couple of weeks, the president has lied about being at ground zero the day after the september 11th attacks falsely claimed he saw the pittsburgh bridge collapse claim his grandfatherr1 died in the hospital days before his birth. th attacwhat going on with the president? is he just believing things prest happen did happen, or is he just random not making stuff up? the presidenn orhe t was deeply touched and honored to be able spend 911 with military members there in alaska and some families spend 9. and he spoke about a visit to ground zero, which he did participatpokee in about a weekr so after the and what that looked a

. >> with us now cnn senior political commentator, grumpy cubs fan, david axelrod. >> senior grumpy cubs. >> i read this quote this morning from a republican consultant they say who backs ron desantis who said if desantis doesn't do well in this debate tonight he should drop out if he doesn't want to be embarrassed. maybe hyperbolic but what does it say about this moment? >> it's extraordinary when you think about last fall when he was the man of the moment. he was the guy. he was going to take on donald trump. he was the clear alternative and he wasn't polling and now he's fallen back into the pack. tonight he really has to show that he deserves that mantel or continue to fade. in the first debate he was great at landing these rehearsed lines, but that robotic quality is exactly why he's -- or one of the reasons why he's fallen back and he needs to get into the give and take and show some life tonight or i do think people are going to begin -- not begin, they already are doing it -- looking for someone else who might, might emerge as an alternative to trump. i think time is running out

>> certainly a lot there to talk about, and here to do it abby philip, david axelrod, john king, alyssa farah griffin, david urban and scott jennings. john king, what did you make of it? all >> that was feisty. the big question, the fundamental question is, if donald trump is ahead by roughly 30 points in iowa and roughly 30 points in new hampshire, to this change anything? you could see the desantis haley exchanges, they are both in second place right now. they had a little bit of a go at, it trying to be the primary second place candidate. i think if you like a candidate everybody had a moment -- but then the fundamentally change anything -- i -- i'll be interested to what the republicans who do this for a living do at it. there's another one in 40 days, the third debate, and then there's gonna be a lot of pressure to shrink this field. because if you have six or seven candidates and all trump, don't trump was -- >> david urban, axelrod, -- nikki haley -- in taking on vivek ramaswamy or rhonda scent is. >> and also she got into it with tim scott and maybe at the end in a way that was

david axelrod, james carr -- van jones. now bellmawr.ically talking about joe being old and i have set for the log his time he is weak. he israel. he is struggling cognitively. that cognitive decline seems to be accelerating in my view. but when -- the moment you will know that joe biden is really in trouble in terms of being a candidate in this election cycle, if they start sounding like larry kudlow and sean hannity and start talking about what i believe is the would be the biggest bribery potentially bribery, money laundering, scandal allegations, i have ever heard in my life. remember, larry, he said over and over, i never once spoke to my son my brother or anybody for that matter. about the foreign business dealings. now, should the candidates bring that up? because he was having meetings with russian oligarchs and others at cafÉ milano? >> larry: somebody should. >> sean: i have lily wood. and quickly to what kellyanne and carl was saying that they are both right. debates often are about moments. you know? you know, jack kennedy or

corrupt that's a significant number but add to that cnn anchors and pundits and hard-core democrats david axelrod and james carvalho very very critical of biden's conduct. is that a canary in the coal mine moment are they thinking about dumping him as their candidate? >> it's absolutely a freak out moment for a lot of democrats and people who are supporting the democratic party and their supporting him all along both in terms of covering up for him and attacking his opponents there is nothing they won't do to prop this family up as pete says to enrich themselves because this is very intentional so i think they are at a freak out moment but they don't have any good alternatives and the idea of turning to somebody like karis who was installed as a backup as an insurance policy against the 25th amendment for joe biden in the first place because she's only percent washington less popular than joe biden. they have nowhere to turn. emigration is a perfect example of that you get into the issues it goes downhill for democrats because the issues are more painful for voters and taxpayers than the corrupti

david axelrod is talking about if you're paying so much for gas and food the reality is you don't feelour polling shows that people believe the biden policies are hurting them. it's true to say there's been a net downward revision on every jobs number here so if you're telling people it doesn't translate to real life maybe the data are not accurate. >> you can say jobs, g7 and newsom can cite windmills and chips and infrastructure but that doesn't grow peoples checking accounts and peoples checking accounts are getting slaughtered. you don't have enough money. you can't buy a house. you can't afford rent. gas prices are going back up. this winter is going to be cold. oil is going over a hundred dollars. gas is probably going up over $4. gout student loans because these universities are preying on people. no one has any money. people are losing money. stock market is not that great. this is a disaster for the democrats and they can't hide from it. doesn't mat fur he says jobs. it's not about that. it's about money. people have less of i. they can't afford this lifestyle in this year. >>

cares about people like them. 55% say he does not even democrats like former ob campaign head david axelrodn't confident he can win watch this. >> i think is in joe biden's hands he has to decide, whether he can whether he can complete this task and win this election. and prevent what many people fear would be a disaster for the country. and if not then should he step aside. >> dave axelrod todd saying that very powerful voice in a democratic party todd: i agree with pessimism joe biden has to decide to step aside jb i don't thiveng calling shots in white house i don't think has been calling the shots, i think on dnc individuals pick our president away too often the ones to decide becomes a question of who. the question the number i should say that really concerns me if i am democrat joe biden only 45% say joe biden cares about people like them. that is joe biden's whole political career. is being, common man joe middle class joe, obviously, we know that he is not kaetevering to those individuals anymore he is catering to wealthy elite the poorest of the poor but if american people wake up

sudden you lose let's see mare on dowd david ignatius liberal joe, you're losing james carville, david axelrod and van jones and even kind of losing nancy pelosi. what a tepid comment about the president and vice president in the interview she gave last week. is it over for them? >> i think they know they're in trouble. look. can you say the economy is doing great but people are struggleing when they go to the grocery store when they go to gas station. they see it with crime on the street. they see it in open border. they see it with lack of transparency in schools. they want parents to turn over kids to teacher union but the reality is he's trying to win this election so kamala harris can be in office. that's who we are running against. doesn't matter whether it's joe biden or kamala harris we are going to wipe them out, without any question. you saw that a couple of weeks ago biden strategist said the number one person they didn't want to go against in a general election was me and there's a reason because they know we would take care of them pretty convict. >> if you look at the borders we

with us now -- alyssa farah griffin and david axelrod. john, he's not at the debate. he's talking to auto workers. >> there's a political argument we could debate, but he's up 30 or 40 points in iowa. he's up 30 points or so in new hampshire. they're the first two states that vote. the challenge is for one of them to emerge the closest to donald trump. and no one is anywhere right now. so, he's going to run against joe biden. he's going to run michigan. you'll see him in wisconsin. you'll see him in pennsylvania. pick your six or seven swing states. he thinks he's already the nominee. he is not. but right now he's been bullet proof in the republican primary electorate with all these legal challenges. will that change someday? right now he says i'm going to run against biden. >> the first debate was fascinating because chris christie was talking about how he was going to prosecute trump on that stage. didn't really happen. desantis didn't seem to get his footing. it was the chance for candidates to introduce themselves for the first time. do you think strategies are go

maureen dowd, david ignatius can even liberal joe, david axelrod, van jones, james carville. carville hit him again when he went on bill maher's podcast and hit them even harder. unfortunately for democrats ignoring all the advice and at this point, he can barely keep up with his day job much less nonstop action of a campaign side of course, few rare appearances away from the east coast and coupled private fund-raisers. when he's at the fund-raisers, now we have reports he tells this story a few minutes later to the same group tells the story again. what is that a sign of? not really campaigning. he will be in the basement bunker soon enough. despite all the bad polls, he is treating his reelection campaign like a carnation. even today's photo op lasted all of 15 minutes including a five minute speech. let's be clear. he doesn't care what is happening in these negotiations. that was just a show appearance. the only show -- he only shut up because joe is hemorrhaging support among union workers and frankly for good reason. hit his radical green new deal policies hold many othe

forth because when you lose marine down, david ignatius, liberal joe, when you lose van jones and david axelrod maher, now, so when you get tepid support from nancy pelosi and james clyburn, they are only going after his age so far. they're not very supportive of kamala either but to me the dominoes have fallen. they don't want him to be their candidate. if they start reporting like this show is and like you are both reporting about the bribery, money laundering allegations, then i think it's over for joe. will that happen? or if he falls again. if operation keep joe from falling fails. >> assassination by gravity. probably the only president that that can happen to. i do believe -- >> sean: by the way, she wasn't talking about assassination. she was talking about him falling flat on his face. for liberals to distort everything we say. >> by his own doing. we hope that doesn't happen. we hope he stays upright and he does not fall. we don't want anyone to fall. through and he nearly tripped on day one of operation keep joe standing straight for a speaker his new stairs but the democrats, they ca

. >> let me get thoughts from david axelrod right now. he knows politics. david, should democrats be about these new cnn poll numbers? should biden step aside? >> no -- well, i don't think he will, wolf. so i think it's an academic discussion. he's made clear that he's going to run, and these polls, this poll is consonant with other polls we have seen. in fact, since the summer of 2021, he's been hovering around that 40% mark in terms of approval ratings. so what you see in this poll is the country's mood is sour. he's not getting credit for some really substantial accomplishments as president because of it. and there are real and growing concerns about his age. and if, wolf, a year from now, these numbers are the same, and this were a referendum, he would be in deep, deep trouble. he would not win then. but it's not a referendum, it's a choice. he's running even with the runaway front-runner for the republican nomination, and it hasn't been said yet, but we should, that he has a few problems of his own in the form of 91 felony indictments. so i think that'

elie honing and david axelrod and host of "the source," kaitlan collins and trump biographer david cay johnston. how rare is a ruling like this? >> it's extraordinary. summary judgment is what it is and the judge decided the facts are so extreme i'm deciding in favor of the plaintiff, in favor of the attorney general. it's not even going to a jury on the question of whether donald trump and the trump organization were engaged in repetitive frauds. that's the judge's finding. it's a scorching ruling. the judge outright rejects all of the defenses we've heard from donald trump over the years. the main one being subjectivity. well, your honor, trump's team argued there's always an argument of subjectivity but not to this extent, the judge said and donald trump inflated his values by hundreds of percents. >> what would it look like. >> they'll want to get a stay, okay, judge, we know as of now the business certificate is suspended. we want you to put that on hold while we appeal then donald trump will have the right to appeal this up to the intermediate new york state court and then potent

communications director also political commentator and former senior adviser to barack obama is david axelrod. you look at these numbers and they are not just not good, they are bad. >> i heard you say they were fascinating. i forget the other word you used. i'm not so sure that's how the president will receive them over his morning coffee. these numbers are not good, and they are consistent with most of the other polling that we have seen that countries in the sour mood. he's not getting credit for what i think is a fairly substantial list of achievements. and there's real concern about his age. that's been true for some time. it continues to be true. and the reality is if this were a referendum, he would be in deep, deep trouble. the fact that he is competitive with a guy who is the run away front runner for the republican nomination, who has some significant problems of his own is what he's looking at. and there's an expression in sports that sometimes you have to win ugly. i think that's what lies ahead here. >> when we worked on separate sides of the west wing, learned early on wondering

with me now elie honig, david axelrod, kaitlan collins, also joining us, tony schwartz, the ghost writer for trump's part of the deal, and trump biographer david cay johnston. elie, how where is a ruling like? this >> -- it's extraordinary. -- and so clear that i am deciding, in this case, that i am -- in favor of the internee general. it's not even going to a jury on the question of whether donald trump in the trump organization were engaged in repetitive frauds. that is the judges finding. it is really -- it is a scorching ruling. the judge outright rejects all of the defenses we have heard from donald trump over the years, the main one being subjectivity. your honor, donald trump's team argued, there is always an element of subjectivity and evaluation. -- >> what with the appeal process look like? >> the first thing down trump is going to want to do, and it's, teams get a stay. meaning, okay, judge, we know that, as of now, that business to difficulties suspended. we want you to put that on hold while we appeal. then donald trump will have the right to appeal this up to the intermedia

he lost his way during rambling press conference in vietnam and you will have that it also here david axelrodeing lit and going into this listen to the senate watch this. >> i think this is an joe biden siemens yesterday side, whether he can complete this task on this election. and prevent what many people fear would be a disaster for the country and if not, then he should step aside. biden: evening of a game and buddy so shared with me but to tell you what, i don't know about you but i am going to go to bed and i'm just following my orders here. [inaudible]. and i'm sad will not calling on you and you said five questions. >> it will be possible to reach the - of the paris agreement there was no agreement that the g20 on fossil fuels and how concerned are you about this lack of consensus. biden: we talk about the third world excuse me the third world, the new southern hemisphere had access to change and it had access to was not confrontational it all i think everybody, thank you everyone this the end of the press conference. liz: senator, this the leader of the free world gets cut off and wer

their joe perry you lose let's see, van jones, james carville, david axelrod, you are in trouble.en's port is collapsing among several key demographics. that includes young voters, hispanic americans, african-americans, i wonder why. take a look. >> president biden: two of the great artist in our time, a legacy of hip-hop in america, ll jamie cool j. [laughter] bawek that boy has -- by the way, that man has biceps bigger than my thigh. >> sean: ll jamie cool? and first it was boy. okay. early in the week, biden confused congressional is hispanic caucus with congressional black caucus during a speech honoring the hispanic caucus. before that, he told the exact same story twice in a matter of minutes during a fundraiser. what does that indication of? let's think. not difficult to figure out. he also got lost on stage during an appearance with the result person. for getting even shake the guy's hands, walking off into nowhere land. now, of is your, biden's age is cognitive decline is a top concern among democrats and frankly, among every american. we got every week he brings more sha

we do know polls show us fox and beyond people do not believe thisbe their real life, david axelrod'seality is you don't feel better and our polling and all the others out there people believe the biden policies are hurting them you can talk about data but jesse it's true to say there's been a net downward division on every jobs number thison year. if you're telling people this y dataou and people say it doesn' translate into my life maybe e and their urat perception is more tied to reality. >> jesse: you can say jobs g-7 and newsom can say windmills and chips and infrastructure, but that doesn't grow people's checking accounts. and people's checking accounts, jessica, are getting slaughtered.le you don't have enough money. you can't buy a house.ney. you can't afford rent. gas prices are going back up.t. this winter's going to be cold. oil's going over a hundred dollars. ove gas is probably going up over e $4. you've got student loans because these universities are preying p onre people. no one has any money. people m are losing money. stock market's not that great.so this is a disast

cnn senior commentator, david axelrod.mbers saying family members, how big of a problem could this be for president biden, personally or politically? >> well, look, i have divided into two questions, anderson. the first is the political, they are related. the first is the political. the president was not involved with's very clearly. this was something that involves something that hunter biden did on his own, and it involved his own drug addiction and his own misrepresentation. but it fuels why the republicans and congress are trying to fan, which is the idea that hunter biden is involved in a bunch of illicit activity is, and they want to try to link the president to these. this will be a log on that fire even though he has nothing to do with this, and certainly if they go forward with some of the other issues that they have explored, that would be more fire for them. but even as we speak, they are talking about an impeachment inquiry in search of proof that the president had some sort of involvement. this is just the lea

listen to this from david axelrod who has never been a big supporter of joe biden.ed him mr. mcgoo. >> this is in joe biden's hands. he has to decide whether he can complete this task and win this election and prevent what many people fear would be a disaster for the country. if not, then he should step aside. >> what do you make of that? >> that's devastating coming from president obama's -- one of his two chief architects of his win in 2008 where joe biden was the vice president. >> and chief of staff. >> he's on camera with kate bettingfield that just came out of the white house as biden's communication director, the same position she had on the campaign. closest friends and allies are worried about the future of the party? joe biden's hands. what is fascinating, two quick things, you never hear the democrats say send me kamala harris. americans don't agree. >> martha: except for her. >> she's the only person that she thinks she's ready. if she were remotely ready, they would kick him out. cnn is still running polling questions like this when they know the data w

republican strategist and msnbc political analyst, and cohost of "the hacks on tap" podcast with david axelrodgood to see you guys. you watched the debate with voters in wisconsin, what was their take away? >> yes, these were the same group of voters i talked to after the first debate. it was new faces but self-described conservative voters, all voted for trump in 2020 and said they would support him again. after last night's debate, there was interest in some of the other candidates who were on stage last night. i want you to listen to some of our conversations right after last night's debate. >> at the very end when dana pe reno asked who you're going to vote off the island, he took control of the situation and turned it around. that showed to me a lot of leadership. >> i came in like desantis. vivek ramaswamy and tim scott. >> now what are you thinking. >> the same three. >> safety is important to me, abroad and at home. the people i would feel safest with would be desantis, number one, and i would say, i can't believe i'm saying this but chris christie, number two. and then, three, i like

>> brian: and david axelrod says it has nothing to do with joe but.had nothing to do with joe, but -- how many more times can they continue to same this has nothing to do with joe. is he having dinner with these international business people. is he quoted. he is cited by his son as saying my dad is sitting next to me. we know all the entanglements. sooner or later even kjp is going to get questions what was joe doing meeting with the president and doesn't he look like he flat out lied multiple times when he said he knew nothing about his son's overseas business dealings. i'm not interested in the crack head lying on a gun charge as much as i'm interested in what was that guy doing pretending to be an international businessman making millions of dollars off his dad's name and his last name. >> steve: the gun charges actually going to be the easiest one to prove because he clearly did lie about it. >> carley: he wrote the memoir saying he was on drugs at the time. >> steve: he confessed. federal prosecutions are relatively rare on this kind of gun charg

first it was maureen dowd, "new york times," david ignatius, liberal joe, david axelrod, james carvillely talking about joe being old. i have said for the longest time he is weak, he is frail, struggling cognitively. that cognitive decline seems to be accelerating in my view but when they, the moment you know joe biden is really in trouble in terms of being a candidate in this election cycle, if they start sounding like larry kudlow and sean hannity and start talking about what i believe is the, would be the biggest bribery, potential bribery, money laundering scandal allegations i ever heard in my life. remember, larry, he said over and over i never spoke to my son, brother or anybody, for that matter about their for run business dealings. should the candidates bring that up he was having meetings with russian roll oligarchs at cafe milano? i would. just quickly what kellyanne and karl were saying. larry: real quick, love. real quick. >> debates are often about moments. you are no jack kennedy. for example, go back to ronald reagan. there you go again. or i'm not going to let my oppone

but a but also add to that, you know, cnn anchors and pundits and hard core democrats like van david axelrod, now even james carville are, verydavi critical of the polling and of biden's conduct. rod and alho veris that. is that a canary in the coal mine moment? they beginning mine to think about really seriously dumping him as their candidateing . >> i think it's a it's an absolutely is a freak out moment for a lot of democrats and people in the mediak oa whoe supporting the democrat party and supporting joe biden and supported joe biden all along, both in terms of covering up for him and, of course, also attacking his opponents, as we saw in the 2020 election. there's nothing they won't do in order to prop this family up. as pete, in order to enrich a themselves, because this is all very intentionals and they've they've chosen. and so yeah, i do think they're at a freakout moment. but the real problem for them is that, you know, they don't have really good alternatives. and, you know, the idea of turning to somebody like kamala harris, who was installed as a backup, as sort of an insurance

because when you lose maureen dowd, david ignatius, liberal joe, when when you lose van jones and david axelrod,nd james carville and bill maher now so and when you get tepid support from nancy pelosi and james clyburn, now they're only going after his age so far and they're not very supportive of kamala either. tht to me, the dominoes are falling. they don't want him to be't w their candidatant re. now, if they start reporting this thes show is like your bolt reporting about the bribery, money laundering allegationoney laus, then i thik it's over for joe. will that happen? or if it falls hat , if operation keep joe from falling fails assassination by gravity, probably the onlassinatiy president that that could happen to. but -- but i do believeway, that gavin newsom, by the way, wasn't talking about assassination. >> she's talking about him falling flat on his face. but liberals out there that distort everythin.g we say. >> yes. by his own doing. and we hope that that doesn't do. en >> we hope that he stays't upright and he does not fall. we don't want anyone to feel top nearly tripped on day

david axelrod, the former obama adviser, said this and you have to imagine it in a great deadpan voice that i can't fully do, he said. the biden staff has performance anxiety. biden performs and they get anxious. well, i mean you also pretty good line because every time biden goes out there they know what he's going to say necessarily. he's at a fundraiser a couple of months ago and he calls the ecology ad the next day there it of the speculation among a lot of our allies around the world that what's what's what's biden up to here? you deal with this. this is not a new shift in the american policy. beijing no, it's joe biden. they joe bidse but if you're b's proposition it comes to all three of those topics and i don't think they fully come to terms with how to address that. well, when you chronicle the 2020 race, of course it was during covid and so much of that campaign for him really took place. the basement. yeah. the gift for biden 2020 and kamala harris was they are both unsteady public performers, especially when speaking off the cuff and for the duration of the general election

and last week it was joe scarborough, axelrod reid, carville, van jones, david ignatius, maureen dowd. i mean, how many more liberals haven do many to abandon this so, sean, i've been saying it'ti for months. i don't think that joe biden is goinnk joe bg to be the democrat nominee in 2024. that's why we spend so time talking about his age and his cognitive ability, which is important to discuss, you of course. but we need to be doing what you just did and laying oust dead ant the failures of tr biden administration, because i think we all know that it's not just joe doing that. s there is somebody pulling the strings and those are going to be pulled whoever in the democrat nominee is. so we havever at tti to focusus on the policies. we have to focus on what they're doing to our countrywhd, what they're doing to our border security, our national security, our economity, ity, e our children in schools. we have to focus on that becausco, e we can get rid of biden. we can plug and play kamala harris. michelle obama or gavin newsom. but they're all going to implement those michels, maybe w

last week david ignatius, but also dan jones, axelrod, james scarborough, comes out even harder thiskend against joe biden. there is another one. you look at nancy pelosi's comments and not exactly the most supportive of either biden, and very tepid support of kamala harris. vice president does not do very much, and joe likes her, so i guess she is the right choice for that reason. what a ringing endorsement that was. >> talk about that praise. that was probably the greatest clip of the year, and a real snapshot of where we are. exactly right, we do need to focus on the policy situation because these policies that joe biden has embraced are going to destroy the country. we have an invasion of the border, obviously. the biden administration, not that they don't care about it, they are encouraging it and they want ads. i think the democrats want edge. voters don't want it which is a plus for those of us who want to save the country because a lot of democrats would be open to the idea of going with somebody like donald trump or anybody else other than what they see right now on the tv s

like of nancy pelosi or really hard-core media mob leftists like maureen dowd in david ignatius in the liberal joe in axelrod and james harvel in james jones all come out agains you. is there a risk he's not going to be on the ticket? their timetable, i don't think they have a lot of time. >> it's getting tougher and tougher and that is an open question, but i don't put it past the democratic card party to unit weight laterally make a decision that he is not at the top of the ticket now. the president himself would cal all have himself dogface ponies altars, but the issue is the line is coming from the ministration. the administration is deeply invested in telling people the opposite of what is happening i happening. whether the un where they say they are standing up for our values around the world and going after when were handing $6 billion to rent. whether it's telling you that they are perfectly cogent when it's obviously that is not. whether we're talking about the immigration stuff, they have made genuine progress in everything is secure when you got these record numbers and every single thing they are

. >> if you lose maureen dowd, david ignatius, liberal joe., cl if you lose axelrod, carville, van jones, and you get in tepid support from nancy pelostepii, the house of cards is beginning to collapse. i'm not sure if he's going to makg toe as their candidate.d but anyway, judge. have a great weekend. , ha you., lotste, continued success on the five year. the best thing you dess on the s >> all right. up next, house republicans, are they going to come together to avoid to co looming governmentloomin shutdown? what's stopping them from having a deal doneg governmeshu? we'll check in with newtt gingrich. he weighs in as we continuenow? this friday nigh t. >> saturday's in prime time has a smart new line up on fox news america. wanted more mark levin. and we listened. life, liberty in liberty in the leadoff saturday nights at eight. we don't do surface level stuff here. we do substantive things. and catch one nation with brian kilmeade, his new 9 p.m. time hottest news stories nobody's talking about. followed by fox news saturday night at ten, bringing you an entertaining twist on america'

k david ignatius, washington post, maureen dowd, "new york times", libera t. l. joe, you lose. let's see. van jones, james carvill e, axelrod, you're in trouble. seden support now among several key demographics. that includes young voterskey d hispanic americans, african-americans. hmm. i wonder whyder why.. k. >> take a look. two of the great artists of our grmcy of resentative graha prese dragging legacy of hip hop in america, l.l. jhi. j. by the way, that boy's got he got man's got biceps bigger than my thighs. l.l. cool and refers to mama's boy oc. earlier in the week,used biden confused the congressional hispanic caucus with the congressional black caucus during a speech honoring the hispanic caucus. now, before that, he told the exact same story twice in ae mere matter of minutes during a fundraiser. nowhat that indicate indication of let's think, not difficult to figure out. an he also got lost on stagenc during an appearance with theg n president forgetting to even shake the guy's hands as walking off into nowhere land. obviously, biden's age is cognitive decline is a top concern among democratdeclis and frankly, am