democratic party nominee. that's riaht, she democratic party nominee. that's right. she does — democratic party nominee. rty nominee. that's right, she does not automatically| right, she does not automatically get the nomination, and she is aware of that, she says she was to earn the nomination. i am outside the white house. always busy on the weekend but even more so than usual, there are crowds outside the white house stop lots of media as well capturing this seismic moment in american political history. joe biden himself is not in the white house. he is expected to be here later in the week. he is in delaware where he is isolated and recovering from covid, and said he would address the nation at some point in the next few days, we presume that address will come from the oval office, and he will be endorsing kamala harris, he has done so in the statements he released earlier. what is notable is that president obama, former president obama, who president biden served faithfully for eight years, paid tribute to mr biden but did not endorse kamala harris, and instead indicating that there could be an open

but i bet it will be come all i, harris, it will, most of the democrats, most of democratic democratic party leaders and the big weeks so to speak. if you will, will throw their support behind kamala harris and for her, it's then to pick a good, a running mate. and number 2, because a couple of course, joe biden is also taking, so it will be harris plus question mark. there will be interesting. when is this going to happen? nobody knows. however, kamala harris is saying for many, many, many democrats, the next logical choice she has, according to joe biden, done a fantastic job as well as president in the last 4 years. he's putting his full support behind her. so come all that hers will probably don't, naomi on this bottom probably be the next democratic candidate for presidency into in the 2024 race. well, let's take a look now at vice president carmella harris. there has been a great debate among the democrats, whether she would be the strongest candidate against the former president, donald trump. from her rise in california politics to washington, dc. it was always assume she would run f

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democratic party. we and readers within the democratic party. and readers within the democratic pa . ~ i, i, democratic_ democratic party. we have about a minute left but can _ democratic party. we have about a minute left but can you - democratic party. we have about a minute left but can you give - a minute left but can you give us an idea on what we can expect to see from kamala harris in the coming days as she obviously takes centre stage? i she obviously takes centre sta . e? ~ she obviously takes centre stare? ~ i, , , stage? i think that she is obviously _ stage? i think that she is obviously someone - stage? i think that she is obviously someone who l stage? i think that she is i obviously someone who has really been a key messenger on the campaign and her role as vice president. specifically on theissue vice president. specifically on the issue of reproductive rights, she has been the face of the administration's efforts to push back against republican efforts to crackdown on access to abortion. you will see an effort by her to reintroduce herself to the american public and also why she seems

democratic party _ away? this is a test for the democratic party to - away? onvention in which they were trying to figure out the direction of the party going forward. i think that at that moment, the democratic party was more focused on their intraparty divisions because richard nixon was not yet the bogeyman that we have come to think of him with the benefit of hindsight a month so it was easy not to focus on their opponent. my guess is that democrats will attempt to try to learn from that going forward and will try to quickly coalesce in the next few weeks around each candidate to meet the convention a much more positive image to put forward for the american people, but that is definitely something i am looking for. riff definitely something i am looking for. , ., ., ., , for. of course, all of the delegates were pledged _ for. of course, all of the delegates were pledged for— for. of course, all of the delegates were pledged forjoe _ for. of course, all of the delegates were pledged forjoe biden - for. of course, all of the delegates i were pledged forjoe

democratic party. they are divided and having - democratic party. they are divided and having a - democratic party. having a full—scale breakdown all because they can't decide which candidate is more fitted to be president — sleepy crooked joe biden iiet’s sleepy crooked joe biden let's talk about _ sleepy crooked joe biden let's talk about the _ sleepy crooked joe biden let's talk about the race _ sleepy crooked joe biden let's talk about the race now. always good to have you on bbc news. i want to start with the turmoil among democrats right now. if you look at the campaign performance, what do you make of how voters actually see this? ., , , of how voters actually see this? . , , ., . ., this? there has been a change but not as _ this? there has been a change but not as big _ this? there has been a change but not as big as _ this? there has been a change but not as big as some - this? there has been a change but not as big as some have i but not as big as some have assumed. there has been some slippage in biden�*s or support to particular groups within the democratic party. usually democrats are

he's on democrats that he _ democratic party. he's on democrats that he has— democratic party. s served over 50 years in the senate, his vice president and president. — the senate, his vice president and president, they were the ones that decided _ president, they were the ones that decided to— president, they were the ones that decided to push them aside to try to win. decided to push them aside to try to win that— decided to push them aside to try to win that is— decided to push them aside to try to win. that is disgusting. now, the question— win. that is disgusting. now, the question also has to be asked month to questions, doesjoe biden, with his cognitive decline, actually know he's not _ his cognitive decline, actually know he's not running, and numbertwo, if he's not running, and numbertwo, if he is— he's not running, and numbertwo, if he is hot— he's not running, and numbertwo, if he is not capable of being a candidate for president of the united — candidate for president of the united states, isn't easy a constitutional crisis and national security— constitutional crisi

now hopkins switch taking the candidates in the democratic political party at this critical time, influenza people's trust in the democratic party, as well as their desire to vote for the party of the elections. i think people such as broken in the democratic party quite honestly and from what i'm hearing on the ground. many people are deeply concerned about not only the lack of democracy within the democratic party and the opportunity to select a candidate that best represents their interest. but also in the transparency for the decision making that goes on behind the scenes within the democratic national committee. and sort of how the democratic party functions in, in terms of nominating candidates. but also in terms of his financial resources that it gives to certain candidates in terms of the air time that it provides. there's of many, many questions that have arisen, especially since 2016 that the democratic party is conf. busy by and the lead that is splendid and maintained by a powerful donors and they do not out allow anyone else access into their inner circle. and so i think that people are really concerned, and o

purposes, but it seems as if kamala harris is an acceptable choice to most of the democratic party. and most of the democraticpotentially who could be her vice president? there are a handful _ could be her vice president? there are a handful of _ could be her vice president? there are a handful of people _ could be her vice president? there are a handful of people in - could be her vice president? there are a handful of people in the - are a handful of people in the shortlist, there's mark kelly who is the husband of gabriel giffords, the congresswoman who was shot about 15 years ago. he's a senator from arizona. there is andy bashir who is from kentucky, he's the governor. josh shapiro, the governor of pennsylvania who's had a very positive week as the leader of of his state where the assassination attempt of donald trump happen, also pennsylvania is a swing state and there's one more that forgetting. but there is a small group of up—and—coming democrats who are very much on the radar, but they have to be vetted and that is also another reason there's so much unity behind harris�*s because she has already be

democratic — those attacks? look, think the democratic party _ those attacks? look, think the democraticacks? look, think the democratic party and certainly| democratic party and certainly vice president harris on the trail with focus on the reality which is far from what viewers will hear from which is far from what viewers will hearfrom president which is far from what viewers will hear from president trump and his speech rally earlier here today. they — we will focus on the complete record of the biden administration, reputable accomplishments, strongest economy in the world, 16 million newjobs created over the last four this year, the racial gap lowest in the last 20 years, violent crime at an all—time low. last 20 years, violent crime at an all-time low.— an all-time low. she doesn't have a huge _ an all-time low. she doesn't have a huge amount - an all-time low. she doesn't have a huge amount of - an all-time low. she doesn't have a huge amount of time | an all-time low. she doesn't l have a huge amount of time to do that now? 105 days. you have to raise a lot of finances and accor

democratic party had been to theiradvantage. so democratic party had been to their advantage. ocrats will want to try and hurry this process out and get behind one candidate, which at the moment seems to be kamala harris. 50 the moment seems to be kamala harris. ., , ., , harris. so how complicated does that make _ harris. so how complicated does that make it _ harris. so how complicated does that make it for _ harris. so how complicated does that make it for the _ harris. so how complicated does that make it for the democrats, | that make it for the democrats, considering we are just four months away from the american elections, and a lot has changed?— elections, and a lot has changed? elections, and a lot has chanced? , , ., changed? its, get it but not impossible. _ changed? its, get it but not impossible. i— changed? its, get it but not impossible. i think - changed? its, get it but not impossible. i think that - changed? its, get it but not impossible. i think that is i impossible. i think that is probably why there is, you have seen so many members of the democratic party

democratic party. we've heard some say that _ democratic party. we've heard some say that they're - democratic party. some say that they're fully - some say that they're fully behind his bid to say stay on in office and some that haven't. how do you think that today's performance, if you like, would have perhaps moved the needle in one direction or the needle in one direction or the other?— the other? well, “ust as soon as he finished, _ the other? well, just as soon as he finished, another- as he finished, another democratic congressman came out and said that he think that is he should step aside. but one assumes that he was ready to do that before he saw the press conference. joe biden was adamant in answer to these questions that he's not going anywhere. that he is going to be the democratic candidate. he said because he's the best qualified to govern, and the best qualified to win. and that he sincerely believes that he is the most likely candidate to beat trump. and he says he hasn't been shown any polling evidence that suggests otherwise. of course, we have to see whether or not this performance

democratic party? the chances for the democratic pa ? �* , , :, party? let's see who the democratic _ party? the democratic ticket is but l party? let's see who the j democratic ticket is but i think there will be excitement at something new. remember the polls were not all only showing fatigue with joe polls were not all only showing fatigue withjoe biden there were showing fatigue with donald trump and many voters, i think it's up to seven. —— 70%, wanted new candidates on both sides, so now we would have new candidates on the democratic side, any new president on the democratic side, but i would say about him, i don't know about them, 15 months in the senate is not huge experience, and i think the things he is saying, especially about foreign policy, would take the country in a dreadful direction, and i think a lot of voters in the center who are not signed up for maga with the closely at that and compared to what the democratic team says, and it is a transit increase support for the democratic ticket. :, , ., . ticket. former democratic congresswoman _ ticket. former democratic congressw

to this forum as a sister party within the family of the international democratic family of the international democratic forum and of which the republican party is a member, but god be with him, mr. konstantin, today, by the way, the international media announced a telephone conversation between trump and zelensky, maybe during the present they will manage to communicate and express each other's positions, what do you think they can talk about, from my own experience i can say that for one phone call. you won't solve anything, firstly, and secondly, i think that i i would not demonize trump now and sprinkle ashes on his head, i just need to work professionally and qualitatively. for you, i will simply remind you that despite all the eccentricities of trump in his previous presidential term, it was we who managed to get ukraine the first flying weapons in the form of javelins, we managed to get then island-type naval boats, we managed then to... coordinate with the actual by the trump administration to fight against nord stream-2, then we have already started a dialogue about obtaining the systems patrio

democrat party. it is an ugly way— democrat party. it is an ugly way to— democrat party. eps on way to get the nomination. tu9 gift that keeps on giving for republicans.— gift that keeps on giving for reublicans. :, �* republicans. yeah. but we need two healthy _ republicans. yeah. but we need two healthy parties _ republicans. yeah. but we need two healthy parties to _ republicans. yeah. but we need two healthy parties to debate i two healthy parties to debate issues and have discussions. i never want to see a president of the united states in a state of, i won't say it is incapacitation, diminished is a better word. that is not what the world needs it is not what our country needs. i honestly do not think it will make a difference whose name is on the ballot right now for them because of the policy issues and i was on another network the other day and they asked me about vice president harris and i well, if i was a consultant i know i never will be but i would tell her to not take the l. if you stay off the ballot and letjoe biden continue to be the nominee and lose whic

what's happening to the divisions that are really rolling, the democrats, where do you think things sit right now with the democratic democratic party? i mean, this is an incredibly dramatic moment. is it not? yes, absolutely is. and i will tell you, for myself, in all my democratic friends and allies, this has been got friendship ever since the debate. and you know, one day it's like, oh my god joe is going to go. and then i know he's gonna hang on and we're gonna have to do with this and it's been back and forth and back and forth. where we seem to be right now. the latest reports are showing that really there are a lot of forces slowly, sometimes to publicly for my taste it's, it's slightly humiliating to see all these people probably call for him to, to stand down. but it does, it is looking like joe biden is less likely to be the different kind of comedy. all right, that means it says at the end of the day, the republicans may be the party settled with the low energy, old guy, where's the democrats would have somebody new excite. okay, james, last spring, you will look the chicago convention as a month away. presidential biden'

party, i am a democrat. and be _ political party, i am a democrat. emocratic party right now. i think if you _ democratic party right now. i think if you look— democratic party right now. i think if you look at the numbers, it is a challenging — if you look at the numbers, it is a challenging moment for democrats because _ challenging moment for democrats because most of the same polling you're _ because most of the same polling you're talking bouts is about half of the _ you're talking bouts is about half of the democrats, democratic voters at this_ of the democrats, democratic voters at this point— of the democrats, democratic voters at this point would like biden to remain— at this point would like biden to remain the nominee and half would like him _ remain the nominee and half would like him to— remain the nominee and half would like him to step down. when you have a party— like him to step down. when you have a party that_ like him to step down. when you have a party that 50—50 or in some cases, a party that 50—50 or in some cases, a slim _ a pa

democratic party. because as the democratic party is going to move forward, they will focus on the future and they willn people are. they have been begging us for years now to give them options other than the ones that they had another democratic party is going to be responsive to that, so if the republicans want to open a an investigation into what is party politics as to how somebody gets nominated or doesn't get nominated, or whether or not they choose to be nominated, have at it. the democratic party is going to talk about the future of this country and i think it's going to stand in stark contrast to recriminations about the past and also conspiracy theories that don't actually affect the daily lives of the american people. who cares? how president biden came to the decision not to move forward? more people care about is the economy, what they care about is women's reproductive rights, they care about the future and they want to see a party who is focused on that, not on one that's trying to grind and ask. so have at it if you want to open up on... grind and ask. so have at it if you want to open

democratic nomination in the presidency. so if the democratic party is simply going to negate the votes of millions of americans, the primary, how much do they really care about democracy? and if i had voted for by it in the primary, i would be pretty annoyed. it's the party came and said, well, guess what, your vote does. he counts. now, if the candidates changes and the, the, the, the, the democrats democratic party wins. is it possible that there will be any change in the us policy is generally if a different democrat wins, you mean? yes, exactly. oh, well, no, i don't. i don't think so. i don't think there's any chance because the democratic party is control by left when neo cons. the republican party is control by right wing, neo cons. i mean, at least if you're talking about foreign policy, i see very little possibility that the foreign policy would change. i think it would slightly improve if from was elected president with the possibility of it can prove seriously, particularly if he does something to gets us out of nato or finds a way to create some piece in the rest of your current situation. there was 0 or opportunity 0 chance that the democratic part because the democrats have destroyed all of that progressive and 2 consecutive elections to fairly sanders. the piece candidate to you know, with an asterisk, mostly the piece and they cheated and destroyed him and denied h

democratic party. so you don't buy into the — democratic party. . so you don't buy into the argument i have i buy into the argument i have had from some democratic operatives, who say president biden, even in advanced age, still a better candidate to run against trump, versus and is in the party? —— versus others in the party? —— versus others in the party? -- versus others in the party?— the party? we don't buy into that. the party? we don't buy into that- the — the party? we don't buy into that. the polling _ the party? we don't buy into that. the polling that - the party? we don't buy into l that. the polling that suggests other candidates are at a pretty similar level to him is in a condition where no other candidate has been rallied behind, so i think that suggests to us actually that other candidates could perform far better with the backing of the party. if far better with the backing of the -a . g ., �* far better with the backing of the party-— far better with the backing of the - . �* the party. ifjoe biden said he was ready. — the party.

democratic party to see the energy compared — democratic party to see the energy compared to— democraticn. she has found her voice very strongly in a _ compared tojoe biden. she has found her voice very strongly in a way - compared tojoe biden. she has found her voice very strongly in a wayjoe i her voice very strongly in a wayjoe biden— her voice very strongly in a wayjoe biden coutd — her voice very strongly in a wayjoe biden could not _ her voice very strongly in a wayjoe biden could not on _ her voice very strongly in a wayjoe biden could not on abortion. - her voice very strongly in a wayjoe biden could not on abortion. under the strength— biden could not on abortion. under the strength she _ biden could not on abortion. under the strength she has _ biden could not on abortion. under the strength she has is _ biden could not on abortion. under the strength she has is character, i the strength she has is character, the strength she has is character, the prosecutor— the strength she has is character, the prosecutor persecuting - the strength she has is character, the prosecutor persec

democratic -a has will be facing. the democratic party has a — will be facing. the democratic party has a month _ will be facing. atic party has a month to prepare | party has a month to prepare for the — party has a month to prepare for the convention. they are going — for the convention. they are going to _ for the convention. they are going to prepare for the convention along the lines they were _ convention along the lines they were always going to prosecute this collection odd, irrespective of who is at the top of— irrespective of who is at the top of the ticket as the main messenger. i think the party in a very— messenger. i think the party in a very democratic way is trying to figure — a very democratic way is trying to figure out who is the best messenger, with the best person to prosecute that case is against _ to prosecute that case is against the current the former president trump. i have been a number— president trump. i have been a number of— president trump. i have been a number of democratic rights of the party— number of democratic rights of the party because at the end of the party because at the

democratic _ confirmed? i think the democratic party - confirmed? i think the democratic party is i confirmed? cratic party is epic tent party. unlike the republican party which is pretty much what it is, we have a of different political thought and ideas and i think kamala harris or whoever the candidate will be will bring that freshness we were looking for. it is interesting, just the other day joe biden was the oldest person to 14 joe biden was the oldest person to 1a office for now it is squarely on donald trump, he is the oldest candidate ever and she will reach out all of those groups. the support will be there from unions, a lot of the other support will be there as well. the institutional support within the party itself be there. as importantly it will be interesting to see what the polls look like. and where the american people especially democrats are on this. particularly in battleground states, what do you think she needs to message in those states like michigan and wisconsin to wind up? i think civen wisconsin to wind up? i think given her— wisconsin to wind up? i think given her l

party staffers and so many _ democratic party staffers and so many candidates, _ democraticshould get rid of bill— many candidates, my god, we should get rid of bill clinton. _ many candidates, my god, we should get rid of bill clinton. i— many candidates, my god, we should get rid of bill clinton. i know- many candidates, my god, we should get rid of bill clinton. i know what - get rid of bill clinton. i know what you said _ get rid of bill clinton. i know what you said about— get rid of bill clinton. i know what you said about the _ get rid of bill clinton. i know what you said about the 16 _ get rid of bill clinton. i know what you said about the 16 weeks - get rid of bill clinton. i know what you said about the 16 weeks but . you said about the 16 weeks but actually. — you said about the 16 weeks but actually. 16— you said about the 16 weeks but actually, 16 weeks _ you said about the 16 weeks but actually, 16 weeks in _ you said about the 16 weeks but actually, 16 weeks in politics, i you said about the 16 weeks but i actually, 16 weeks in politics, even in america. — a

decision has given the democratic party the opportunity to unite behind a new nominee, and boy oh boy, are we enthusiastic. since president biden's announcement, we've seen the democratic party swiftly coalesced behind vice president kamala harris. when i spoke with her sunday, she said she wanted the opportunity to win the nomination on her own and to do so from the grassroots up, not top-down. we deeply respected that. she said she would work to earn the support of our party, and has she done so in quick order. vice president harris has done a truly impressive job securing the majority of delegates needed to win the democratic party's nomination to be our next president to the united states, the vast majority of mice and ms quickly and enthusiastically endorsed her. so now that the process is played out, from the grassroots bottom up, we are here today to throw our support behind vice president kamala harris. i'm clapping. you don't have to. [laughter] it's a happy day. what can i say. together, we will keep and hopefully grow the senate majority, and under future speaker hakeem jeffries, we will win back the house. democrats are moving forward to stronger and more u

party, to _ thing in my power to the that our democratic party, to unite - thing in my power to the that our democraticction. as many of you know, before i was elected as vice president, before i was elected as united states senator, i was the elected attorney general of california, and before that i was a courtroom prosecutor. in those roles i took on perpetrators of all kinds. laughter applause predators who abused women, fraudsters ripped off consumers, cheaters who broke the rules for their own gain. so hear me when i say, i know donald trump's type. cheering and in this campaign, i will proudly, i will proudly vice president kamala harris talking about former president donald trump and drawn on her prosecutor past with some of the lenglet she was using there. it has been quite an extraordinary to four hours. kamala harris that she intends to earn and win the democratic nomination, but how did she get to this point? our correspondent tom bateman has this profile. after three and a half years as vice president, kamala harris is now thrust into the spotlight. her years—long journey towards the top of

believe that he's up for that and that that is the nature of the crisis that he and the democrat party democratic party today is station nurse's says at the bottom campaign, the president himself, what are they asking then of democrats in america a fall in line, even if you can't fall in love again with me. i don't think they're asking that. i actually if you listen to what i buy that has been say and what a lot of his supporters and i mean senior supporters. i'm talking about people like nancy pelosi, the former speaker of the house of water, well respected senators, on the democratic side. they are saying that this is a problem and it needs to be addressed. and frankly, it needs to have been address a week ago that they shouldn't have waited until friday, the week after the debate to have a sit down no holds barred, taped interview, with a friendly by george stephanopoulos tend to be out there more immediately. um and uh, and, and more extensively but, but they know that over the next, you know, weeks, they're going to have to address this in a way that is seen as satisfactory by the bulk of bu

party in — have done better than democrat party in a — have done better than democrater to support — everybody is coming together to support this candidate because he won— support this candidate because he won the primary in a legitimate way. there was not really — legitimate way. there was not really the kind of consequential primary in the democratic party and so we're still rolling into our a little fractured. still rolling into our a little fractured-— still rolling into our a little fractured. ~ , , ., fractured. we will see 'ust how fractured. we will see 'ust how fractured in h fractured. we will see 'ust how fractured in the i fractured. we will see 'ust how fractured in the days i fractured. we will see just how fractured in the days and i fractured. we will see just how| fractured in the days and weeks ahead given what we have seen happening withjoe biden happening with joe biden recently. just happening withjoe biden recently. just have the background on the speech there, he spoke about immigration and on day one donald trump will, as he said, sealed the sou

should, the locus of power be there right now for the democratic party, in your opinion, to well, you know, chose line is the leader of the democratic party right now. and you know, because our party is democratic, there's going to be a lot of elected leaders who use their voice to speak very, very deeply about the outcome of this election. i, you know, i think that joe biden is somebody who's bought a lot of young people into his administration and those are creating new, new leaders for the future that are going to be the future of our party. i think his wisdom, his perspective, his connections and all of his experiences is what's really have him achieve all of his wins. um, so age doesn't have to necessarily be something that's negative. but let me ask you market, are you confident that if she wins re election in november, that he will be able to serve out a 2nd term completely? i mean, is there, is there more doubt or is there any doubt in your mind compared to what may have been in your mind 2 weeks ago before the presidential debate as well? i certainly cannot see into the future. and i think that there are many people who are

should, the locus of power, be there right now for the democratic party in your opinion, to well, you know, chose line is the leader of the democratic party right now. and you know, because our party is democratic, there's going to be a lot of electric leaders who use their voice to speak very, very deeply about the outcome of this election. um, you know, i think that joe biden is somebody who's bought a lot of young people into his administration and those are creating new, new leaders for the future that are going to be the future of our party. i think his wisdom, his perspective, his connections and all of his experiences as was really had him achieve all of his wins. so age doesn't have to necessarily be something that's negative. but let me ask you market, are you confident that if she wins re election in november, that he will be able to serve out a 2nd term completely? i mean, is there, is there more doubt or is there any doubt in your mind compared to what may have been in your mind 2 weeks ago before the presidential debate as well? i certainly cannot see into the future. and i think that there are many people who are sharp

should be the candidate for the post of president, but the supporters of the democratic party for some reason , the democraticarty is now actually engaged in disunity , because the democratic party has a large and noisy left wing, ugh, which now believes that it... can take revenge, and this, by the way, is connected with the the situation is very strong, these people think that donald trump, joseph biden is enough, very moderate in relation to the situation that has developed in the gas sector, and as a result they will not bring to power donald trump, who will not be moderate in relation to the situation in the sector gas, and i will say that the israelis cleaned it up without thinking about the consequences, that's how it will be with their stupidity. on american university campuses, that's how it will be, but for some reason they like it, well, that's their problem, who cares? it is difficult to understand why they decided instead of discussing this situation with a debate in their own circle, to start such a panic, although again, i believe that these statements by the editorial boards of the new york ti

so doctor, is this uh because as we know the democratic party is turning in some way towards an anti-netanyahu party? i can't go in details in the democraticat great point, we are going to move to netanyahu's meeting with president biden, which discuss the topic of speculation, the occupation entity with numerous analysis, including from amos yadlin, חשובים לו החטופים יותר מאשר ראש ממשלת ישראל, אם זה המצפן האסטרטגי אז הוא היה צריך לטאם עם הנשיא בידן את שבע החזיתות שישראל נלחמת בהם. מה עושים בעזה, איך מחזירים את התושבים לצפון, איך מתמודדים עם איראן שאולי פורצת לגראין, איך מתמודדים עם החוטים שעדיין מאימים לנקום בנו על ההפצצה המאוד מוצלחת בנמל חודיידה, איך עושים נורמליזציה עם. סעודיה, כל הדברים האלה קשורים אגב בעסקת חתופים והפסקת אש, לא היינו בפגישה, אף אחד לא היה בפגישה, שראש הממשלה דיבר עם הנשיא ביידן על קידום המעמדה האסטרטגי של ישראל במזרח התיכון והתחלת יציאה מהשפל שאנחנו נמצאים בו, אבל אם המצפן של ראש הממשלה נשאר המצפן הפוליטי של השרידות שלו ושל ממשלתו, ואם הוא תלוי בבנגורס מוטריץ' אז הביקור הזה חבל על הכסף וחבל שעשינו אותו. so doctor, i mean, is netanyahu's visit to washington more for the strategic purposes to help israel, or is it more

getting out of the race, that's important because the left wing of the democratic party, it 's not the majority of the democratic party, but it's, you know, it's very, very loud, it's always heard, and and it is important for the democratic party, those voters of the democratic party, to be united around, around the idea of ​​supporting a single candidate. to stop this fight, the fact is that joe biden has enough, well i can say haters, you can say that people who do not like him, he has been present in political life for a very long time, there are people who envy him, there are people who do not accept him there, and let's say, when biden only started the fight for running for president in the 20th year, in the first four states where there were primaries, he he this one...he lost, he was in fourth place there, i think, everywhere, or even somewhere in fifth, i don't remember now , but he was nowhere even on the third, but after all, here are all the democratic candidates who fought with him, they realized that he was then the only person who was capable of defeating trump, let's not forget that trump was then

democratic party? >> is the new democratic party, that's where the energy of the democrat party is. nd is increasingly anti-semitic when of the democratic party that have rethought the parade is that our party once did for. and the irony is that the working-class people that the democrats historically claimed to have been for and i believe in our democratic governor we work for ali no longer have a voice in our party. the party now is a party of elitists and with george queenie calls, barack obama listens and joe biden loses his position on the ballot. know, this is a party that is controlled by movie stars pal by wall street financiers, by cilic and valley billio billionaires. they pretend to be on the side of the people. and in the unique situation of the black community where poor people, is proportionately are black, the democrats are not interested in lifting them up out of where they are because they lose those votes. they do just enough to give them where they are and they pander and get their votes. >> sean: they have a nothing to stop the violence in chicago, many of the peo

democratic party come out to stand behind kamala harris. interestingly the former president, president 0bama, a democratic party elder who is using factual andly influential, he didn't explicitly endorsed kamala harris. —— democratic party elder who is hugely influential. at the convention, people get together and sort of nominate, and during the convention. that is really interesting that that has been his position. there will be other members of the party who will probably want an open convention as well. and that is seen by others is pretty chaotic. they will want to get behind someone in time for the convention, and i think it will be a matter of maybe days and the rest of the week where we will start to see where that process is going. but, yes, at the moment, kamala harris, as vice president, bear in mind, she is a history as the first female vice president, the first black vice president, and she could be on the cusp of history once again, if she does indeed get the nomination. we saw what donald trump posted on truth social, just from that aspect, what does this mean for his campaign, now?— his campaign, now? welcome i think the repu

and gender, it's about positions, it's about basically who we are i left the democrat party because it's not the democratic party. i grew up in that i always knew, yeah, for people who don't know, you left the democratic party, became an independent at the end of may, at the end of may. >> and here's i've come to the conclusion that i came from west virginia coal mining community of farmington, and my parents were lifelong democrats in my most people i knew john kennedy made a tremendous play through that 1962 when the election president of the united states, and i watched the excitement. and we are totally encapsulated in ash, not what your country can do for you, what you can do for your country. and we are changing into a society. how much more can my country do for me? that's not how it was raised. i was always fiscally responsible and socially compassionate. i never believed that government should be in your provider. it should be your partner. and we always are willing to give people are helping hand to hand up, not continuous handout and make them dependent we've lost that. and i think we need to br

potential for change with the — there is real potential for change with the new democratic party administration. the democraticbehind the same consensus in support of lsraet _ the same consensus in support of lsraet i_ the same consensus in support of israel. i think there is an understanding in the mainstream of the democratic party that israel has certain— the democratic party that israel has certain rights of self—defense. and the language they use but i do think there _ the language they use but i do think there will— the language they use but i do think there will be less of a feeling that there _ there will be less of a feeling that there is— there will be less of a feeling that there is a — there will be less of a feeling that there is a blank check. i think it is telling — there is a blank check. i think it is telling that harris was not present— is telling that harris was not present for netanyahu speech. i think— present for netanyahu speech. i think it — present for netanyahu speech. i think it avoided in an uncomfortable discussion— think it avoided in an uncomfortable discussion even mainstream su

biden left the election race, it's important because the left wing in... the democratic party, it's not the majority in the democraticty, but it's his, you know, it's always very, very loud, it's heard, and that's important in order for the democratic party, because the voters of the democratic party, for them to be united around, around the idea of ​​supporting a single candidate, so that this fight is stopped, the fact is that joe biden has enough , well i can say . iters can be said that people who don't like him, he has been in politics for a very long time, there are people who envy him, there are people who do not accept him there, and let's say when biden just started the fight to be nominated for the presidency in the 20th year, in the first four states where there were primalis, he lost those primaris, he was there in fourth place, it seems, everywhere, or even somewhere in fifth, i don't remember now, but he was nowhere even in third... he was, but in the end, that's all the democratic candidates who ran against him, they realized that he was the only one then a person who was able to defeat trump, let's no

democratic _ donald trump? it is vital that the democratic party _ donald trump? it is vital that the democraticat the democratic party have a - donald trump? it is vital that the democratic party have a nominee donald trump? it is vital that the - democratic party have a nominee that can go out and go toe to toe with donald trump and i think that harris is the one person who has been vetted thoroughly in a national campaign, and she is going to be able to post up against trump i think very quickly because she is younger, more agile, smarterand think very quickly because she is younger, more agile, smarter and the ability to go out there and make a strong case very quickly that this race is not about policy or politics. it is a pure framing about the preservation of the rights and liberties of people in this country. in the face of what donald trump as promised. just in the face of what donald trump as romised., , ., , ., , in the face of what donald trump as romised. , ., , ., , . ., promised. just to be really clear, in our promised. just to be really clear, in your view. _ promised. just to b

now trump, i said that the democratic parties acting on democratic and he has the attempts to swap bite and we've come to harris. now let's take a lesson on this. i said really what happened was the leaders of the democratic party in a very and democratic move. the boss is a said, either you get out or we're going to throw you out using the 25th amendment. that's what happened. you know that you either want to get out, but they told him you get now. you said you get now. alright, i wonder what you think about that said ben. ivy gives entirely true. i actually released, we released the video and to the media yesterday and calling this the democrats with the most and democratic process in modern us history. again it's, it's important for your, your viewers to understand that in the democratic primary because binding was running, there was no actual primary health. no debates were held. the dmc said we won't hold debates because we have an incumbent president. so robert f. kennedy junior, who is running now as an independent actually started on the democratic side running in the democratic