david joe, always a great conversation. thank you so much for joining us. i know we're going to continue it as the days go by that one quick and that's all the news for this hour . i want you to follow me on twitter at scottie and hughes. he's the hash tag team and da. and for this show and more make sure you download the auto dot tv app for your apple or android device. great content on there. not only from today but from shows task. what i see you right back here. thank you so much for watching. and most of worley, i'm going to say thank you for questioning more. the thing i want to do is try and break this down for you like in the building blocks of life, because that's really what this is about when it comes to the red planet. you meet them at the border, you've got a guy address like l could o brace and he's got a little kiddo magnifying glass face to face. this is the environment that we live in, the right people are talking about feeling, sorry, but your average recycling enthusiasts doesn't have vain popping out of their arms like they inject korean

the owner's son, david. joehe didn't learn of the attack until monday morning when his brother sent him a video clip watching your parents get. >> the restaurant and dragged on the story that worked so hard for i couldn't. i couldn't finish watching video, at how would get out here. you would never see your story. cleveland police say the woman was trying to buy something using a prepaid debit card. >> that was declined. all i'm trying to is get my not clear that we cannot >> could these not clear what my father explained that are very clearly that the reason the you're able to walk out. the products is there's no money in the account. the car was the night there for. obviously you can't take the products out of the store and that seemed to set off. >> surveillance video shows the woman knocks down the man leaves behind the counter and attacks both owners. it shows the suspect dragging david's mother by her hair from behind the counter while destroying displays throughout the store. some of their injuries are to

david faber and joe buck are slated to be guest hosts later in august.rmanent host is expected to r onsaid he was kind of nervous in aof pressure. >> that's my childhood right there. >> it was my favorite show. that's it for abc7 news at 5:00, everybody. we'll see you right back here in about 30 minutes for abc7 >>> tonight, the delta variant causes covid cases to climb in nearly every region across the country. dr. anthony fauci is sounding the alarm. the nation's top infectious disease expert warns, we're going in the wrong direction. the u.s. daily case average surging by 314% since mid-june. hospitalizations rising nearly 40% just in the past week. we hear from doctors on the front lines, sharing patients' "undeniable regret" of not getting vaccinated. florida is one of the hardest hit states. in miami, officials open five new mobile vaccination and testing sites. tonight, what dr. fauci is saying about booster shots, and the potential for new mask guidance, even for vaccinated americans. >>> team usa's first gold. bouncing back from a rough day one

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david willis in la. _ joe biden has been celebrating the fourth ofjuly holidays that marks the nation'sday after a holiday in michigan and golfing there is family home. he has been hosting his biggest party yet at the white house, inviting around 1000 people for burgers and fireworks and says he is looking forward to a rebound from the covid—19 pandemic. this year, july four, today a special celebration where we are emerging from the darkness of one year of pandemic and isolation. a year of pain and fear and harp rake. think back to where this nation was one year ago. think back to where you were one year ago. and think about how far we have come. . . , think about how far we have come. . ., , g ., �* ., come. that was joe biden a few moments _ come. that was joe biden a few moments age _ come. that was joe biden a few moments ago. and _ come. that was joe biden a few moments ago. and this - come. that was joe biden a few moments ago. and this is - come. that was joe biden a few moments ago. and this is the i moments ago. and this is the white house where he and the first lady are doing

in washington, david spun, fox news president joe biden hosted a special fourth of july event at the white house for about 1000 people today. the invited guests include military families and essential workers who helped in the covid-19 response. months after enjoying a traditional fourth of july barbecue. those in attendance were treated to an elaborate fireworks display set off from both sides of the lincoln memorial, reflecting pool and a member of the oakland fire department was invited to the white house for the fourth of july. celebration firefighter paramedic gustavo gonzalez as part of a delegation selected to represent the national association of hispanic firefighters at that event, vice president harris spent part of the fourth of july holiday in southern california. she along with her, huh? em hopo a fire station in los angeles near their home in brentwood here has talked to the fire crews about wildfire season and she thanked them, saying she admired their bravery. well, the u. s fails to meet the july 4th target for vaccination set by president biden coming up. how many a

david? >> good afternoon. when joee president. now the oldest president in history is courting millennials and gen z. you mentioned olivia rodrigo. she walked through the west wing doors. she was here to record a video about the importance of getting vaccinated. this is an aim by the white house to reach the younger demographic. anyone 12 and older eligible to get the vaccine. here's a video posted by the white house social media channel. >> let's get vaccinated! >> also appearing in the ad campaign with the president and olivia, dr. an though -- dr. fauci. he says he wants more mandates on a local level. >> there should be more mandates. we're talking about life and death situation. we have lost 600,000 americans already. we're still losing more people is. there's been four million deaths worldwide. this is serious business. >> for those that argue that vaccines have become political and choosing republicans not want to take a vaccine, look at the republican leaders of the house and senate. leader kevin mccarthy and m

apparently joe biden drove an 18 wheeler straight to south after from can where he was trying to see nelson mandela before he got arrested. joking aside. davidxcuse me, joe, we do have the sound bite from that. let me play that, get you to pick up on it. >> let's see it. >> i used to drive an 18 wheeler, man. >> oh, yeah? that is awesome. david: get that out there i used to drive an 18 wheeler, man. >> uh-huh. well the president seems like a brian williams tick when it comes to telling stories. we relayed one how he got arrested in south africa trying to see nelson mandela. someone called this lying. when he said the new georgia voting law prevents people getting to the polls before they get off work. that is a law. second amendment bans cannons. that is lie. he said last week you get vaccinated you can't get covid. we're seeing that with breakthrough cases. he makes the argument, if i add trillions in spending that willk at that with a side eye, i don't quite see how that works from a mask perspective. he has a problem with the truth as so many politicians on both sides of the aisle do, david. david: a target rich environment for you, joe.

. >> now joe biden wants david chipman to lead the atf so he can ban guns. >> the national shooting sports foundation is running its first ever television attack ads in maine and west virginia viewing senators joe manchin persuadable to vote no. it's the first time the group has opposed an atf confirmation. the nra is also opposed. >> mr. chipman is singularly positioned to lead atf and tackle the gun violence epidemic facing our nation. >> chipman is a 20 year atf veteran. he worked in the bush and obama administrations. he supports expanding background checks, limiting high capacity magazines and more. >> do you believe in banning assault weapons? >> i do, sir. >> okay. define assault weapons. >> um, assault weapons would be something that, um, members of congress would define. >> well, how do you define it? you are going to be running the agency. >> chipman left public service to work for a group founded by former congresswoman giffords shot in the head in 2011 and since become gun control advocate. chipman defended his reputation writing in op-ed last year i'm also a proud gun owner wh

been mar to the operating behind the scenes in victoria regard to handling the david cay johnston surge. what is driving joe biden's latest public announcements, and his statement tonight, that there may be more to unfold in the strategy? >> there is an urgency because they david cay johnston know, the one focus walking in was the pandemic. that was number one, that was the thing no matter what you wanted to talk to him about. they wanted to talk about covid-19. they wanted to talk about the relief bill. and as time has gone on, they've done a good job on vaccinations, right? we have a lot of people vaccinated. 164 million, the last time i checked. so that part of it is working. but nature is taking its course, and the doctor obviously knows this more than i do. so we have this delta variant, and this week, and last week, they have this renewed urgency to really focus on making sure that people get vaccinated, making sure that whatever the cdc says they follow. and that is something that the white house briefing today, and asking the deputy press secretary about this, what's he may clear was that their focu

because even today, joe manchin is saying, bakari, to david's point, the only answer to -- what willou do in order to get rid of the filibuster, what would you convince you? and the word was simply nothing. >> listen, why are we here, then? that's my point. if it's this consequential where you go to philadelphia and you give this landmark speech and you hearken in all the passion, it's a freedom call for democracy. why don't you call them in your office? why not give them this clarion call. we're not going to talk about limiting resources for re-election, that doesn't make sense. but what we are going to do is carve outing out voting rights this is important. the closest i've gotten to the white house is the christmas parties, in the west wing -- in the east wing. i wasn't even in the west wing, i was in the east wing. what did you guys do in this situation? you know you're not going to get 60 votes. what's next? >> let me tell you something. i live through these frustrations when i was in the white house, you know. you were with us from the beginning. i lived through it when we were

joe wilson, bbc news, wimbledon. and britain's andy lapthorne won his second wimbledon quad wheelchair doubles title, alongside his american partner davidall and an 11th in doubles. and british duo harriet dart and joe salisbury are into the mixed—doubles final on sunday. mark cavendish sealed his spot in the history books today after equalling the record for stage wins at the tour de france. cavendish, a late replacement for this year's race, is now level with eddy mercx on 3a stage victories. drew savage has the story. he thought he'd never write another tour de france, but persistence paid off for mark cavendish, the man who never gave up. and the name he hadn't want to hear all we could finally be spoken. eddy merckx is one of cycling's all—time greats. it's 46 years since he won his a0... cavendish it's a6 years since he won his a0... cavendish was up there. the it's 46 years since he won his 40. .. cavendish was up there. the greatest male clist cavendish was up there. the greatest male cyclist of _ cavendish was up there. the greatest male cyclist of all _ cavendish was up there. the greatest male cyclist of all time, _ cavendish

david made the good case. yeah, bernie sanders, elizabeth warren, they're all happy. but that's not where the party is. and frankly, that's not the way that joe biden ran for president. he ran for president -- >> but david, with all due respect -- two different arguments -- you seem to be making two different arguments here. you are saying that he's getting pulled by the left but the party is actually more centrist. >> yes. >> i don't understand your argument there because as david is -- >> my argument -- >> -- saying is the real story is the left has stood by him. it doesn't seem -- quite honestly doesn't seem like your argument is making sense. if you look at the democrats who are elected across this country, if you look at the mayor -- let me finish my point, john. we have a delay. >> go ahead. i'm listening. >> the mayor elected in new york city -- okay, we have a delay so -- yeah. okay. >> i'm listening. >> if you look at the people who are actually elected among democrats, it is moderate democrats. it's not the left. the left may be getting -- >> correct. >> -- maybe the most media attention. maybe the media has somehow bought into the

joe biden. they argued that in their motion for sanctions january 5th. davidt side prophesy came true. so a great extent many americans came to believe the big lie that joe biden is not the duly elected president of the united states. because of those, lies people died on january 6th and the world came to doubt the strength of our american democratic institutions. fink continued, quote, nothing can undo what happened on january 6th but this court can do something to let the world know that attorneys in this country are not free to use the courts to tell lies. today, we ask the court to issue the strongest possible sanctions against every one of these attorneys. the taxpayers should not have to bear the burden of the cost of this litigation so these attorneys should pay the fees resulting from their abuse of the legal system. secondly, these attorneys should be punished for their behavior. third, a strong sanction would serve as a deterrent for other attorneys and forth, these attorneys should never again be allowed to appear in a court in our jurisdiction or f

. >> let me just add to that because even today, joe manchin is saying, bakari, to david's point, the only answer to -- what will you do in order to get to the filibuster? what will convince you? and the word was simply "nothing." >> listen, i mean if it's this consequential -- why are we here then? that's my point. if it's this consequential where you go to philadelphia and give this landmark speech and you bring and the hearken all of the passion, it's the clarion call for freedom and democracy. why don't you call them in your office? why don't you give them this clarion call? we're not going to talk about ex-communication because we're a big tent party. but what we are going to do is talk about some way in which we can carve out voting rights so we can get this done if it is that important. if it's not that important, if you're just giving us words, so be it. i guess my question back to you, axe is the closest i've gotten to the white house, is the christmas parties, which let me in the east wing. i didn't even get in the west wing. so what would you all do in this situation becaus

david: carol, the bottom line joe biden's big government policies are inflation, are taxing, because inflation is a tax, taxing the poor and middle class which joe biden said would not happen under his presidency. >> this is the worst set of bond villains pun entirely intended you have ever seen. this is transfer of money from main street to wall street. because i think the federal reserve inflation concepts are not something that the average person understands and thinks about. they're note focused on a it. with all of this stimulus money, people are counting couple of dollars they're the abouting in, they're not seeing the truck with trillions of dollars behind them and understanding the implications for their own lives. that is the big tragedy here. we're decreasing wealth opportunities for the average american and they're not even realizing that. david: jonathan, the big lie, if you will what we're hearing these days, whether it is the white house or the federal reserve the market is not sufficient to create economic growth. that's why you have the federal reserve coming in buyin

and i welcome all that. >> david, i'll give you the last word. >> i just think what governor kasich is saying is actually making the case for why joeching these two legislative pieces the way he is on this dual track, that he is making this all-out effort for bipartisanship, don, not only because he thinks that's the way the country is best governed, but also it's because what joe manchin and kiryrsten sinema demand, they want a full-out for bipartisanship for all these priorities. he has to work both at the same time. that's why tomorrow is so critical, because if it falls apart, it will all get collapsed in one big package and that will be a tough sell to keep all democrats on board with. i l >> i lied, i get the last word. happy birthday, david. 25 all over again. >> good luck tomorrow. >> thank you, john. >>> the next time dr. fauci is on capitol hill, he's not going to take anything from senator rand paul. >> the one who is lying, senator, it is you. >> feel the power of contrast therapy, so you can rise from pain. there's an america we build and one we explore. one that's been paved and one that's forever wild. but freedom me

david westin. ♪ lisa: from bloomberg world headquarters i am laser bomblets alongside joe matthew in washington fillingbramowicz alongside joe matthew. the bipartisan infrastructure bill seems to get closer to the finish line. the debt ceiling looming ahead. the covid delta variant. we know all have to wear masks. joe: that is correct. in d.c. if you are indoors you have to put the mask back on. we have had a roller coaster of a week in washington. you just picked through the big headlines. a couple of days ago infrastructure was left for dead. now it back on the right track. covid we felt better we do right now. the announcement from president biden, mask up or get vaccina

joe. but will the country ever get it together? >> david, that's kind of devastating.y word as a biden aside, the foreign leaders are still looking and saying, look, you guys have real problems and our trust in your stability by implication has been rocked. what was your read on that? >> reporter: yeah. when i listened to that answer last night, i thought wow. that kind of incapsulates the entire sort of biden rational for being, his presidency, right? draining the venom in the partisan ranker that has so dominated our political culture. that was one piece of it. and trying to restore that image on the world stage. this to me when he was giving that answer in response to, you know, the events that occurred yesterday around the january 6th committee and if this is forever broken or not, he talked about his faith in the american people as to why he doesn't think it's broken. and i just thought what you saw there was that battle for the soul of the nation that he campaigned on and how committed he still is to it as sort of the entire rational of his presidency. >> what do

joe wilson, bbc news, wimbledon. and britain�*s andy lapthorne won his second wimbledon quad wheelchair doubles title, alongside his american partner davidce, is now level with eddy mercx on 3a stage victories. drew savage has the story. he thought he�*d never ride another tour de france, but persistence paid off for mark cavendish, the man who never gave up. and the name he hadn�*t wanted to hear all we could finally be spoken. eddy merckx is one of cycling�*s all—time greats. it�*s 46 years since he won his 34th stage. cavendish was up there. although he�*s modest about it. the greatest male cyclist of all time, it�*s truly an honour. it�*s just a number. it doesn�*t put me on a level with eddy merckx. as cavendish says, he�*s a different kind of rider, but a legend nevertheless. when he won his first stage in 2008, the current race leader, looking good in yellow, was only nine years old. all eyes were on the man in green. asa as a child, he dreamed of winning a stage. and he followed that dream to the finish. but he delivered. he made his childhood dream come true. for a record equalling 34th time. drew savage, bbc news. less than two

joe biden was legitimately elected. donald trump lost, end of paragraph. >> david chalian, jennifer rogers, thank you for the political and take on these stories. >>> all right. next, quote, i should have gotten the damned vaccine. those are some of the last words of a father of five who lost his fight with covid at just 39 years old. his story and his family's plea, next. oh! are you using liberty mutual's coverage customizer tool? so you only pay for what you need. sorry? limu, you're an animal! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ only 6% of us retail businesses have a black owner. that needs to change. so, i did something. i created a black business accelerator at amazon. and now we have a program that's dedicated to making tomorrow a better day for black businesses. ♪ ♪ i am tiffany. and this is just the beginning. ♪ ♪ when subway® opened they changed the fast food game. but sometimes you gotta refresh ...to be fresh. welcome to the eat fresh refresh. refresh where there is so much new, some say that it can't fit in one ad. i say... ...we're talking a new all-american club, deli-style o

it's part of joe biden's plan to bring all american troops home by september 11. we have two reports this morning starting with davidtin. >> on my orders the united states military has begun strikes against al qaeda terrorist training camps and military installations of the taliban regime in afghanistan. >> reporter: with that, the world's most powerful military unleashed a reign of precision feeded weapons on the country which had birthed the 9/11 attacks. army rangers parachuted into kourn afghanistan. and marine general named mattis helicoptered in to set up a base called rhino. ready to go after osama bin laden hiding in the mountains. >> we had a very good idea where he was. >> what was your plan? >> we would basically block the escape routes and move up the two valleys. as we pushed up those valleys, he would have to move. at that point, we would kill him. >> are you willing to say now you could have gotten him? >> he would have had a hell of a time getting out if we had gotten those troops in. >> reporter: but the pentagon didn't want to send more troops into afghanistan and left the job to local fighters, ba

. >> thank you, joe, welcome to "squawk on the street. i'm davidtoff. how exciting >> exciting. >> it's going to be about ten minutes after that but don't want you to forget about the markets. futures on the rides. >> what were we talking about? >> the rally >> talk about that, too, and yesterday's sell-off we're set up for what will be a higher open. more coming up on that you've seen it right there jeff bezos and the three other -- can you call them astronauts i don't know make history blue origin's new shepherd rocket first human space flight going to launch, where's the countdown now? 12 minutes 41 seconds. a bit of a pause there, jim. see if they stop it again. while they have that pause so to speak gives us a little bit of time to -- to get to morgan, and find out what's going on down on the ground there. >> morgan -- >> morgan brennan. >> oh, yes >> morgan, counting down now 12 minutes to go. >> reporter: that's right. counting down. hold removed 12 minutes until liftoff as are right now you can see the video there. here, i should say, in th

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david. i'm sometimes hard on joe biden. i will give him a pass on the vaccine, the 70% number.nk it is arbitrary. millions of people already had covid. many doctors and scientists think we already reached herd immunity. and he was in michigan with governor whitmer -- pete: lockdown whitmer. rachel: yeah, lock down whitmer. she has a lottery of sorts encouraging people to get the shot and entered into the sweepstakes to win cash prizes. i don't like that, because a lot of people already had covid. many doctors think that is a bad idea to get a shot if you already had covid. i think we already reached herd immunity. i don't think you have to worry about hitting the arbitrary 70%. pete: even though he hasn't hit the number is it defacto admission -- will: it wasn't truly sign tisk. the willingness to go along with the celebration reveals the farce behind the other enterprise. here is another topic. gwen berry, olympic hammer thrower, finished third at olympic trials compared herself to supreme court justice brett kavanaugh. tweeted this. is that the best they could come up with? i

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joe biden. host: let's go back to our phone lines and talk to david who was calling from michigan on the democratic line. go ahead. caller: good morning and thank you for this very interesting discussion. i consider myself to be a kennedy democrat, though i was not old enough to vote in that election. my question is regarding states and counties and how their election had a difference from what we would expect. and how you would explain that. also, would you sign an affidavit attesting to the research you have done and what about the thousands of affidavits that contest was going on in several counties during this election? and also, do you have a comment when we look at the ingram county, the county discrepancy in michigan which seems to point to actual election fraud at the ballot machine? did you use any of that information for your analysis? thank you. guest: unfortunately, the research was not designed to look at individual states or counties so it's hard to comment on specifics except to say that some of the counties that we saw in this election were suburban counties. that has more and more

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joe johns, thank you very much for that. >>> let's bring in ana navarro former presidential adviser to four presidents david gergen. david, do you think it was wise for president biden to callout facebook and what do you make of facebook's defiant response there that this is just the white house trying to shift the blame? >> jim, it's a very difficult question. the president is right in what he said. it technically is true, there are people being killed by this disinformation. but the question is whether it's wise to go after them in this way, to have us going into a debate, simply don't need a war of words right now. what we need is cooperation and collaboration in the white house and facebook and other big tech giants. what we know, jim, is that apparently about -- there are about a dozen people who are sending out disinformation, and they account for some 65% of the material on facebook that is misleading or wrong. so it shouldn't be beyond this to be able to shut down those 12 and work with facebook in getting that done. >> and a republican group in your state is raising funds for governor desantis selling thes

school over david tucker and i was you and your brother are not the only biological offspring that tim has cracked. how many do you have was that i've met? are 17. 1717 told me. here's joe. another one of kim's kid me every summer, tim ran some cabins by the lake and spent a week with a bunch of his bio kids. and just like in my own family terms, offspring crossed paths before they knew they were related. i came in close contact with 2 of my siblings and didn't know their my like this guy that i worked with was on the same water polo team sawyer, his boyfriend on my way, if i had hung out with him more probably would have meant sawyer and not knowing she was my sister and danny went to the college. i lived on the campus of. so i probably passed him out of all his in scam post start to minutes for my house. all like is your brother. he's my brother. good thing. most of the day, yes, tim wanted to be found by his offspring. but california cry bank his firm may. didn't want to help his rules that i and things i had to follow to try to get any information. and what was it like i had the bottom line was they said they didn't know if they had my contact information, but they

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joe, but will the country ever get it together. >> let's bring in "new york times" white house and national security correspondent david sanger who is also a cnn analyst. you heard the president last night, he says america is back, but other world leaders ask him will the country ever get it together. how does he make a convincing indication to other world leaders when a noninsubstantial number of republicans believe that he was not legitimately elected, all of this misinformation and refusing to get vaccinated. and voting rights are slowly being chipped away for future ? >> it was a hard one. and i was on that trip that the president took through europe and we were talking to him and to white house aides along the way. but there are two forms of skepticism that i think he ran into. the first is how do we know that you are not a blip. in other words, they are happy to see joe biden, they know him, they understand who he is, but they think that it is possible that when we look back on history, his presidency will be sandwiched between president trump and someone trump-like that succeeds him. but they see an american democracy they

new york city where mayor david dinkins, big democrat celebrated by the media ran to the high crime well and was crushed by rudy giuliani. this is really bad right now for joe biden and liberal studies run amok and our economy falls into a death trap. who's in charge? >> it's pretty apparent that joe biden's not in charge. i do think he was sucker punching maxine waters when he was encouraging her to run for the senate. she's 83 years old, and she will never be defeated into her house district, but in a statewide election is a good way to send her home. maybe he really is trying to say, run maxine so we can finally get rid of you. i find it interesting that we know for sure, dan, kamala harris is not in charge. this political article is really just disturbing, showing that there is just complete disarray in her office. in fact, the infighting is so intense, could have sworn that her office has become a baptist church. it truly has taken on that form without a doubt. >> dan: laura, we went through this litany of problems, a lot of it being magnified in new york city, a city you are very familiar with, the places in total chaos. we have a prosecutor there who

the way you view it right now david, but it's really interesting that after african american voters, people of color, e democratic coalition, came out en masse to vote for joeen, to vote for senators warnock and ossoff in georgia, that all of a sudden there is a voter problem, voting issue that needs to be solved. and that problem is that too many of those people are voting. and the idea that the supreme court would say well, you know, it's not such a big deal, realla travesty and doesn't do anythig for chief justice john roberts goal of trying to keep the supreme court looking like a neutral player. but when it comes to voting rights, chief justicroberts isn't a neutral player in this. >> woodruff: well speaking about what happened in the georgia vote i happen to beto have a rare and very fortunately had an interview earlier this week with former president jimmy carter in plains, he and his wife roz marin were about do celebrate their 75th wedding anniversary. i asked him, we didn't know at that point about what the court would do but what's happening in georgia these tightening laws, here is part of what he said. >> all over the world, we've always, ever

david henderson. thank you all for getting us started today. peter, the president knew that there would be plenty of times like this. joe biden of all people has seen it all and where there would be things on multiple fronts, but what are you hearing about the white house's strategy going into this afternoon's meeting especially in the wake of what had to have been a tough conversation about afghanistan. >> yeah. kasie, it's a good question and it's a lot of what will happen behind the scenes with civil rights leaders with the president and vice president in attendance today will focus specifically on building that strategy as it relates to voting rights more broadly. the president is facing, as you noted, a lot of pressure right now to do and to say more on this topic specifically, the white house, the prs has been previewing that he would have a major push on this issue and there is no speech on this topic scheduled this week, the big remark will be focused on afghanistan and among those in the room and the national urban league will be there, and the national action network and the naacp legal defense fund will be re

joe biden wants to take our money so we can't buy legos anymore, right? i confess, i may have told him that want. ... >> because david was a little guy like me and killed the giant. i said okay, anything of danny, or danny, do you know when the bad guys are in david versus goliath nice and who are they son and he said, the philippines. [laughter] i said close son but the philippines brought the coast of asia. [applause] i think you mean the any said oh yeah and then he said, but then he said, daddy do you know why david be goliath and i said why son. my son said, because he believed in god and give him the courage to do what is right. and like you said, from the mouths of babes, sometimes you can get the whole wisdom put a new light and i think that's an important lesson for a lot of us right now. we need the courage to do what is right. it reminds me of something drill sergeant used to say, private you gotta do that hard right over easy wrong. and i said some of the veterans here and drill sergeants the thought that the same listening when the hard thing is a popular uncountable or inconvenient, especially when it i

way you view it right now, david, but it really is interesting that after african-american voters, people of color, the democratic coalition came out en masse to vote for joer senators warnock and jon ossoff in georgia, that all of a sudden there is a voter problem, a voting issue that needs to be solved. the problem is that too many of those people are voting and t idea that the supreme court would say, well, you know, it's not such a big deal, 's just really a travesty and it does not do anything for chief justice john roberts's goal of trying to keep the supreme court looking like a neutral player. when it comes to voting rights, chief justice roberts is not a neutral player in this. judy: speaking of what happened in the georgia vote, i happen to have a rare and very fortunately interview with former president jimmy carter, in planes on the occasion of he and his wife roslyn are about to celebrate their 75th anniversary of their wedding. i want to run a little expert of the interview. i did ask we did not know at that point with the court would do, but what about has happened in georgia, and the tightening of laws. here's what he said. >> all over the

david, thank you so much. we're tight on time and not going to get to the our question about britney spears. qanon is inserting itself in the controversy. i'm joe fryer. thanks for watching. reverend al sharpton and "politicsnation" starts right now. >>> good evening, and welcome to "politicsnation." tonight's lede, a time for struggle. right now i'd say i'm watching the opening skirmishes in the central political battle of this next year. texas democrats are staying away from their home state to protest its special legislative session to pass voter restrictions. but in reality, they are still fighting, petitioning the u.s. senate to eliminate the filibuster threat that continues to block any federal voting rights legislation. and because of the senate's inaction, they have to face the threat of arrest issued by their own governor. as leaders of the congressional black caucus and voting rights activists have already been arrested for protest in solidarity. in a larger national sense, it dramatizes the point we who have lived under threat have always made, which is that without the teeth of federal legislative action, minority voters are at the

been a plain-spoken president joe biden, the fact of the matter is it was more blunt than usual, if you will, when the president was on his way this weekend to camp david talking about the problem with misinformation and social media. listen. >> the only pandemic we have is among the unvaccinated. and they're killing people. >> reporter: facebook pushed back very quickly saying essentially they are not going to be distracted by accusations unsupported by facts, but that essentially is one of the big questions here. they've also said they put out enough information that almost 2 billion people have seen authoritative information, if you will, on covid-19 as well as vaccines. on the other hand, the administration has been pushing saying our problem with you is that you're not cracking down on misinformation, rather, putting out a lot of information but not cracking down on misinformation. so what they want here at the white house is to get some type of enforcement strategy from social media as well as some sense of the metrics, real numbers as to how much information, misinformation, is out there and what to do about it. we have been told that the meetin

david chao, great to have you. let's get to su keenan in new york. reporter: thank you, haidi. we start with president joeealed what he told jay powell in a recent meeting. he told the fed chair the u.s. should take necessary steps to combat rising inflation. he also made it clear that the fed is independent. >> my administration understands that if we were ever to experience unchecked inflation over the long-term, that would pose a real challenge to our economy. so while we are confident we -- we are not seeing that today, we will remain vigilant about any response that is needed. as i made clear to sharon powell, -- to chairman powell, the fed is independent. it should take whatever steps it deems necessary to support a strong, durable economic recovery. reporter: to covid concerns. the cdc is warning americans to avoid travel to the u.k., if possible, because of a surge in covid-19 cases. the cdc travel warning is now at the highest level. the advisory comes a day after the u.k.'s so-called freedom day, a lifting of pandemic related restrictions to market full reopening of the economy. data shows the u

david, thank you so much. we're tight on time and not going to get to the our question about britney spears. qanon is inserting itself in the controversy. i'm joe right now. >>> good evening, and welcome to "politicsnation." tonight's lede, a time for struggle. right now i'd say i'm watching the opening skirmishes in the central political battle of this next year. texas democrats are staying away from their home state to protest its special legislative session to pass voter restrictions. but in reality, they are still

steve: david spunt live outside the white house. thank you very much. when joeo hear that? the progressives. i will explain why. what he is trying to do is he is trying to suggest that the republicans are racist. and they are distorting the truth about hr-1 which would essentially, lawrence was talking about how it would federalize voting restrictions. lawrence: correct. steve: all across the country. it really is a federal takeover of voting rights in all 50 states. is he trying to appease the progressives because they are frustrated that he will not support the getting rid of the filibuster. and so it all comes -- it all fits together. they are not going to get rid of the filibuster. so he has got to sound like is he getting tough about this. but, when you look at and we have detailed all this stuff. when you look at it, what's the matter with these changes. ainsley: common sense. you look at these changes, common sense. you have to show an i.d. or give the last four digits of your social security number if you want to vote. that means if you live here, you ha

senator joe biden supported the 1994 crime bill calling for tougher prison sentences. 25 years later his position has changed 180 degrees. >> he believes we need reform our prison system. >> in chicago david90 people charged with murder have been released on home confinement with an electronic monitoring device. >> that should be a headline in this city and it's not. >> last week we sat down with cook county's top prosecutor, kim foxx who has a backlog of more than 35,000 felony cases. and plans to dismiss some nonviolent cases to cut down on the growing list. >> i cannot look to the people that i serve and tell them that we're spending more of our resources going after petty offenses that can still be dealt with than we are going after gun violence. >> trace, it's not just large cities seeing problems. i want to read this right here. cities in austin, el paso, salt lake city, and pittsburgh are also seeing increases specifically a 100 percent increase in murder from last year around 100 percent and when you look at cities like portland, a stunning 327% jump, trace? the mayor of seattle is calling on the city to rebuild its depleted police force. six separate shootings rocked the state's

david levine from uc hastings. thanks for doing it any time. good to see alex. you too. still ahead, right here on the floor. the daily cup of joeoon cost you more coming up next. what's causing the price of coffee to skyrocket. and a barrier weather? another warm to hot today, but temperatures could be cooling off a bit in your friday forecast, and even in your weekend, we'll have the full update ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ monitor, check and lock down you money with security from chase. control feels good. chase. make more of what's yours. causing prices now to soar. foxes ashley strohmeyer talked to coffee bean farmers in south america and has this report. bad news for coffee lovers. the price of your morning cup of joe is going up. this caffeine catastrophe is all due to the extreme drought and colder temperatures devastating brazil, the world's largest producer of arabica, coffee beans, suddenly in one night, you lose everything. with the worst round and roughly a century, killing as much as 70% of the coffee crops in some areas, bombers are struggling to harvest enough beans to meet global demand. it's causing the cost of rabbit her coffe

leadership from joe biden, is for us to solve problems in anestthese ar and if we do so we'll continue to be successful politically. >> people want to receive money for child tax credit. the way davidnot be fair, but what he suggested is the way that some of this stuff is being used against democrats could be harmful to democratic aspiration. so how concerned do you have to be about how certain things are being used against democrats, whether it was defund the police which was last year, most democrats don't want to defund the police anyway. or the argument over critical race theory even if it is being created by the right? >> this is an issue the result of the fact the republicans really aren't a functional party right now. in many ways they're just a cult of personality relative to donald trump. they've got no views. these are people who are supporting the insurrection, by and large, and abandoning democracy. while at the same time, democrats are fighting to crush the virus, to provide direct relief and assistance to everyday americans as you indicated, we're going to do so in a phenomenal way, child tax credit payments begin this thursday, july 15. that's transformational. we're