obama, as the main leader of the democratic party and the popular face of this party, immediately took a stand and announced that biden did not perform well in the debate, but he defended him again, asking for courage. what we will see in the next month is that people like mr. obama, ms. pelosi, chuck schumer will have to make a so-called decision for the convention whether to replace biden or not, and this is also a point that should be coordinated and according to mr. biden's own consent, it should happen now these 3 years have been the time since president biden . does the democratic party itself have an evaluation of biden's performance or not? just because of the weakness he showed in these debates, his stuttering, the distress in his speech, and the stumbles and falls, is it just this? is the debate a factor that has worried the democrats or do you think that it is not biden's performance that biden and trump are so close to each other, that is, in two recent polls, biden is ahead by 1% in one and trump is ahead by 1% in the other before the debate because they are very close to

until now, the democratic party has been following the same thing. well, economically speaking, inflation has decreased, unemployment has decreased, and mr. biden has had this performance. but many democrats and republicans use this negative point as a way of maneuvering and now it has become the main issue, which is mr. biden's age it has become the main issue and a series of complaints about housing prices or gas prices, for example , cause voters to hesitate and keep this close competition. trump himself is the same age. he is not that young . he is 34 years younger than he should be . do you think that he himself has been criticized? yes, in the campaigns that mr. trump has said in the last few weeks, for example, he talked about one issue and immediately went and said something else and for example showed granted, he doesn't have the so-called mental coordination, but in the debate the situation would definitely be better for the next debate, which will be held until september 10. it is very unlikely that trump , even though he is old and has pro

the democrat party and media created a huge problem for the democrat party and the media. not run for reelection, you're going to have tens of millions of voters voted in democratic primaries are going to be disenfranchised. we will have a couple effectively in chicago who will pointer nominee and they are going to do this likely or perhaps because they lied, concealed, they deceived for the last four years to the primary process to install joe biden who they knew was not coveted to be president but what's the bottom line? if they love america, they never would have done this you cannot have a man who does not have his wits as president of the united states of all the issues we face here and abroad. what a disgrace. life, liberty and live in. ♪

finally , in the democratic party itself, we know that there is a group like mr. bernie sanders, who are the leaders of the progressives. there are other categories that still have the financial resources of large american companies. and they are connected to these , they are connected to huge capitalists and other groups in between, and therefore mr. biden was the one who was able to unite these different groups and different factions of the democratic party in 2020. mr. biden used to say that his main goal in 2020 was to defeat trump, and he left his work for 2024 to the future. of course, about a year ago , he definitely said that i want to participate in this year's elections in 2024. an election that is within a party is almost a state where there are not more than one or two people who can compete with him within the democratic party. well, they also withdraw quickly and it seems that this minute , if they want to change it, if mr. biden is satisfied, first of all, it is an indicator. there is a huge gap indicating a fundamental problem in the democratic par

every single time the democratic party was successful in stopping it. ver the course of the last few years is it has taken over the party. what would happen is the leadership in the democratic party would lead those people they would outvote those people but now they made the decision to be led by them. when ilhan omar got elected united states congress in 2018 she was put on the house foreign affairs committee despite her past statements going after israel. she continued to make anti-semitic statements and nancy pelosi made the political calculation that instead of condemning omar and condemning anti-semitism singularly, emphatically and forcefully she started to go down all hate matters path where the only way to go after anti-semitism is to condemn 123 other forms of hatred. so what has happened on the streets, on college campuses, in the halls of congress we've seen over the course of the past few years the cancer metastasized to the points where the democratic party has lost control and it has impacted jewish americans have been voting democrat for

azizi, as we have discussed, this debate has had consequences , obviously in the democratic party it at they are in crisis. or time magazine used the word terror on its cover design next to the image of joe biden , national interest also wrote that the democrats are biden's panicking has gone to the point where, as we saw in the report before the conversation, the new york times is officially asking biden to withdraw from the election for the sake of the country's future and another candidate to take his place. he went even further and put forward the names of 5 proposed and possible candidates to replace biden, exactly 4 months before the election. kamla harris, vice president, beid newsom , governor of california, bernie sanders, senator robert f. kennedy , jr. if you are serious about 90 democratic candidates, see me by the way, i was doing a research, maybe it's been more than 55 years, 56 years. the last time a serving president did not run for the second term or the next election was back in 1965, mr. johnson, and look at this one. in the last half century, at least we don't hav

the serious issue before us tonight is the cause for which the democratic party has stood in its finest hours. the cause that keeps our party young and makes it in the second century of its age. the largest political party in this republic and longest lasting political party on this planet. our cause has been since the days of thomas jefferson. the of the common man and the common woman. our commitment has been since the days of andrew jackson to all those he call the humble members of society. the farmers, mechanics and laborers on this foundation then we have defined our values redefined policies and reform our faith. now i take the step of carrying the cause and the commitment of my campaign personally to our national convention. i speak of a deep sense of urgency, about the anguish and anxiety i have seen across america. i speak out of a deep belief in the ideals of the democratic and in the potential of that party and of a president to make difference. and i speak, out of a deep trust in our capacity, proceed with boldness and a common vision that will feel and heal the suffering o

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if joe biden is not the nominee of the democrat party that means all of those people who voted in alles and all those primaries will have been disenfranchised. because of biden, his family comes inner circle, the democrats in the media, and the media allowed us to reach this point. it is diabolical. we have never seen anything like this in american history ever. and so i want to talk about the press and then i want to talk about mrs. biden wrote in unfreedom of the press those entrusted with news reporting in the modern media are destroying freedom of the press from within that government oppression or suppression but not president donald trump's finger-pointing that present-day newsrooms and journalists invade social activism, progressivism democrat party partnership opinion and propaganda, passed off as news the staging of pseudo- event and censorship by omission outright falsehoods too often substituting for old-fashioned objective fact gathering and news reporting. the media knew exactly what was going on, all of them. you have a former press secretary she is on msnbc. she has bee

accordingly, i think now for the democratic party, if i were a consultant to this party, i would say,lready fed everyone, we have been feeding this since 2020, january 6, and well , we can go on for a long time with this story , but it is not sufficient for victory, accordingly, only one surname, that is we need to negotiate with kennedy, the main task. now take these battleground states, swing states, this year there are a lot of them, that is, last year the outcome of the elections was decided, or rather, as if in 2020, the outcome of the elections was decided by five states, now 10 states are in the game, and well, the task is to give money and to kennedy moved to register superpecs that would support kennedy, and this can be done. either trump leaves or kennedy leaves, well, then campaign for kennedy and let him collect these votes, and these same votes are all equally , the swan’s tactics are literally in the second round basket, okay, well, it’s clear here, that is, it’s clear that everything is very bad, but it’s clear where to move. does trump need to change something or is ev

the serious issue before us tonight is the cause for which the democratic party has stood in its finest hours. the cause that keeps our party young and makes it in the second century of its age. the largest political party in this republic and longest lasting political party on this planet. our cause has been since the days of thomas jefferson. the of the common man and the common woman. our commitment has been since the days of andrew jackson to all those he call the humble members of society. the farmers, mechanics and laborers on this foundation then we have defined our values redefined policies and reform our faith. now i take the step of carrying the cause and the commitment of my campaign personally to our national convention. i speak of a deep sense of urgency, about the anguish and anxiety i have seen across america. i speak out of a deep belief in the ideals of the democratic and in the potential of that party and of a president to make difference. and i speak, out of a deep trust in our capacity, proceed with boldness and a common vision that will feel and heal the suffering o

the oh, i think the democratic party is going is red alarm at the democratic convention for sure. i don't know if they're going to keep president biden as their candidate. i think this was a disaster for him. from the moment it started to the moment he was a disaster. benjamin, let's pick up on that. where do things go from here? how, how realistic would it be for the democrats to consider changing? they're not many changing their candidate at this stage. so there are many concerned voices within the democrats, and that's the big question. now of course, now these concerns are happening behind closed doors, but we're definitely at a stage where we might hear some of the democrats and also high ranking officials within the democratic party coming out saying that the needs to be an alternative. because even though the democratic national convention is scheduled for august in chicago, the talks is surrounding replacing by and have definitely intensified off to this debate. but if they want to replace spine is and how many they will need chase, cooperation. and probably also take a de

had primaries, 95% of the participants in these primaries are members of the democratic party of the united states, supporters of this party, people are registered, they voted for biden, not 60%, 73 even, which for us is a record in number, when the president is elected, 95. well, of course, because the current president, but because there was no real competition and everyone was for biden. imagine the united states democratic national convention. biden comes out and says, "i'm tired, i'm leaving," quoting another president, and they say, well, let's have kamala harris. well, it looks strange. not a single person, not you, not... from party members to the president, did not vote for this, i am not talking about anyone else, this could have a negative impact on the final result of course, because i will, let's say , if i voted for biden and then my delegate to the size of the democratic party came and voted for kamala harris, someone will not vote for kamala harris, but for someone else, you understand what kind of struggle will begin on congress, why should i be pleased at all,

you know, it just depends on who you ask because the party, the republican party as well as the democrat party, is kind of going through an evolution where there are some and do both are devout, i should say, supporters on both sides. however, i will say that we're the republican party united, even though there are several different factions where we will unite is around the fact that we know that president trump displayed a much better a presentation during the debate. it was very clear that he has the energy held in their capability to do the job. and it's unfortunate, but that's where we're standing today. it's unfortunate that there are a lot of people who are feeling as though they have to bypass character in boat based on capability. that being said, i do think that president trump is going to win in november as long as a president biden is currently in the rates are still in the res. i don't see how binding can recover from this because what he displayed is what we have seen and what we have stopped up have talked about for the last few months. so i'm interested to see what the democrat

so the average american voter, and even a lot of democratic parties and democratic voters could tunebout the president is. >> trace: and nobody knows, nobody loves joe biden more than the new york times. jamie, he ran as a democrat, and the new york times writes the following quotes and cure to surface country president biden should leave the race. we got to say supporters of the president already explaining the debate as one big prank with three years of accomplishments, but this cannot be written off as a bad night or written off as a suppose it cold because it refers to concerns that had been bouncing for months or even years. the new york times doing it? that is like tom brady saying that... needs to be scrapped. >> last night was a sad night for americans no matter which candidate you support you want your commander-in-chief to do well, to appear strong. our adversaries are watching. you have russian state tv mocking our president today. nobody wants that, clearly. i have spoken to people who said that they were never going to vote for president trump. these are independent, and

let me say first that i accept the nomination of the democratic party. i accepted without reservation and with only one obligation, the obligation to devote every effort of my mind and spirit to lead our party back to victory and our nation to greatness. i am grateful to. i am grateful to you that you are providing us with such a strong platform to stand on and to run on. pledges which are made so eloquently. all need to be kept. all right. the man that never ran economic right. i thank you for the human dignity of all men are indeed our goal and are indeed our first principle. this is a platform on which i can run with enthusiasm and with conviction. and i am grateful. finally, that i can rely on the coming months on many others, on existing running mate programs and strength through our platform and our ticket. lyndon johnson. and one of the most articulate spokesmen of modern times, adlai stevenson. and a great fighter. and a great fighter for our need as a nation. and a people. so it's only. on my traveling in wisconsin. in west virginia, senator hub

had primaries, 95% of the participants in these primaries these are members of the democratic partynited states, supporters of this party, people who are registered, voted for biden, not 60%, not even 73, which for us is a record number when electing a president, well , of course, because the current president, but because there is no there was no real competition and everyone was for biden. imagine the united states democratic national convention. biden comes out and says, "i'm tired, i'm leaving," quoting another president. and they say, well then let there be kamala harris. well, it looks strange. none the person did not nominate kamalukhali from the party members to the president and him. i will feel insulted, i went, registered, voted, only to have my vote trampled. so why do i even have to participate in all these elections where there is no candidate i voted for? i would argue , on the contrary, that such an outcome of the debate should have led to even more. the concentration of those who want donald trump to spend the next four years in prison, and not in the general office

even the headlines in publications close to and quite loyal to the us democratic party now sound quite unsympathetic towards the current american president. biden's failed speech at debate makes democrats talk about replacing him in the election, writes the new york times and notes that the president ... forcefully uttered phrases: the debate turned into a disaster for biden, writes the atlantic magazine, the president was even physically uncomfortable to watch, it is said in the publication. democrats are in a panic, they doubt biden's future - the washington post concludes. his voice was soft and hoarse, he repeatedly tried to clear his throat, but without success. sometimes his answers were ambiguous, and sometimes one moment he froze, the next he began to answer about... abortion, before suddenly switching to immigration. when trump spoke, biden often stared, mouth agape, eyes wide. the split screen gives the impression of the aging grandfather that he is, rather than the shrewd leader he hoped to portray. donald trump won a convincing victory in this debate, 67% of americans think

democratic party it's a minority party dedicated and committed to the values of the left coast and theee that as a tragedy for the country. 10 commandments brings us together thank goodness. as as ebt and blm it's time the party is different with you now. >> there good god-fearing people the democratic party him sure. >> show me them other than you. might take another 30 years i will make it happen. thank you both. straight ahead as what we need to get business booming again must be of a new movie coming out next an announcement from our friend straight ahead i still love to surf, snowboard, and, of course, skate. so, i take qunol magnesium to support my muscle and bone health. qunol's extra strength, high absorption magnesium helps me get the full benefits of magnesium. qunol, the brand i trust. lumineux is the first fluoride free toothpaste i've ever found that actually works. my dentist was blown away with how clean and white my teeth are. my gums and teeth are so healthy. it's crazy. you can get lumineux toothpaste at walmart and target. >> micro sounding the alarm as they laid out

let me say first that i accept the nomination of the democratic party. i accepted without reservation and with only one obligation, the obligation to devote every effort of my mind and spirit to lead our party back to victory and our nation to greatness. i am grateful to. i am grateful to you that you are providing us with such a strong platform to stand on and to run on. pledges which are made so eloquently. all need to be kept. all right. the man that never ran economic right. i thank you for the human dignity of all men are indeed our goal and are indeed our first principle. this is a platform on which i can run with enthusiasm and with conviction. and i am grateful. finally, that i can rely on the coming months on many others, on existing running mate programs and strength through our platform and our ticket. lyndon johnson. and one of the most articulate spokesmen of modern times, adlai stevenson. and a great fighter. and a great fighter for our need as a nation. and a people. so it's only. on my traveling in wisconsin. in west virginia, senator hub

that's what we hear, that even higher ranking to members of the democratic party. i know, thinking if it is a possibility to open the convention and electing a difference, a candidate before november 5th. so the democrats are currently in a state of panic. you know, we talked earlier about the importance of binding in particular avoiding these kinds of gas that you know, spoke about the need to appear fit for another term, your asset democratic watch party. what did the audience there see when they saw his performance of the well, i can only underscore what you know said there if the machine was to appear fit to for another term, he did not manage to do that. and i have to say, i am going to watch party of d. c. of d. c. democrats. these are some of the vitamins, most committed supporters. and you could really see that they started the evening on a high, they cheered every time that job, i didn't mention january 6 or democracy. but you could tell that as the debate were on, the move got more and more subdued. and even they did not manage to avoid the reality that jo

squad right now but this faction, this far left faction, this is the growing faction within the democratic party and the leadership is -- the so-called leadership of the party is doing nothing to fight back against it. thankfully the voters are. >> harris: what is confounding and you talk about that top-down approach all the way to the white house, how in the world will biden get the hamas vote? he has to act on behalf of the majority of american people and that would mean he has to shore up that relationship he has with our best ally in the middle east who now is feeling pressure from a second war front from lebanon. israel. how does he really do it, or can't he? >> he can't. he can't. this goes to one of the issues on display in the debate. the character of these people. that's what people always say in the end it's the character of the candidate that matters because it is not what they say in their election campaigns and all the promises, but how they respond to unpredictable future events. all along i said about joe biden, the problem with him is that he is just a machine politician, 50 year

the democrat party.t party is cheering what took place and surrogates are cheering what took place joe biden went to a microphone and lied about what took place and then sneered this is part and parcel of the war on the constitution almost from day o one. almost from day one. this is the party that supported nullification of slavery this is the party that supported separate but equal. this is segregation is the party that supported jim crow this is the party that supports embraces american marxism which rejects the constitution the founders and the framers. these the 14th amendment to try to prevent donald trump from running for president this is what they do. that is what happened in new york. let me put it to you bluntly. south carolina was the point in which the constitution came under attack, came to a head it resulted in the civil war. new york is the new south carolina. that is, the confederacy. what do i mean by that? i am not arguing here or there will be a violent civil war. i do not know what c

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here's how time magazine illustrated the atmosphere in the democratic party. scription panic is going abroad on the cover of the president. ordinary americans are also saying that it’s time for the democrats to look for another candidate. according to the latest opinion polls, 60% of respondents are in favor of the party replacing biden in the coming years. elections. in st. petersburg , graduates of the military institute of the russian guard were solemnly honored; all of them will continue to serve in various special operational units, reconnaissance, and security of important government facilities. the ceremony took place on the territory of the monument to the defender of the fatherland; the deputy head of the russian guard congratulated the young lieutenants on graduating from the institute and receiving shoulder straps. on behalf of the director of the russian guard, general of the army viktor vasilyevich zolotov, congratulations. you with an important and solemn event, successful completion of studies and assignment of the first officer rank of lieutenan

more than one rift in the democratic party. we are seeing this in the polling about president biden. young people can't stand him. older people are in favor of him. that's a problem for democrats because young people usually are one of their major support groups but not this time around. stuart: you've got a new op-ed titled biden's debate bar is low, trump needs to do these five things to win. if you had to pick one, what is the most important thing trump has to do tomorrow? >> be likable. he came off as a grumpy overbearing bully and turned off voters. remember, the reason he is such a famous dealmaker and negotiator's donald trump can be likable and funny and charming. the liberal media never shows that side of donald trump. you never see him cracking a joke or being friendly to people. that is what he has to show voters. it is going to be tough. everything is going to be a rate against him in this debate but i hope he has that ability like reagan, to turn people around on their basic view of what kind of man this is. stuart:

technically, not politically, joseph biden says at the convention, before the convention of the democratic party before even that i think that according to the laws, it seems to the state of ohio, by august 7th, the party's presidential candidate must be registered , yes, yes, in three months, ugh, that is , how many months are left... during this time , biden has to give up ugh running, the national conference, ugh, of the democratic party must meet, because in the primaries there will be no time to elect someone a candidate for the office of the president of the united states. do you believe it? hard. well, what's supposed to happen is that biden now said no, you know, i realized that i'm not going to be pressure, his team will say that... well, mr. joe, you have to change, well , that is, in theory, of course, what can of course, that there is not much time left, and it is clear that with a probability of 3/4 or even more, or even 90%, it is difficult to say that the candidate will be replaced, there are theories that various candidates are being considered up to michelle obama, well... have

the democratic party right now in turmoil a. meanwhile donald trump is growing our movement with that great sense of vision. >> lindsey graham said he doesn't want donald trump to debate biden again because it done hashmak he doesn't want the world to watch that again. >> that's the first war that lindsay graham is against. [ simultaneous talking ] >> it is terrifying to thank the situation our country is in. what's so important is that donald trump laid out his plan tonight's. his plan for peace through strength. his plan to rebuild the military, to seal the border shot, to make our economy grow again. that is what the american people saw tonight and plan for national renewal. >> sean: that's all the time we have left. thank you for being with us. set your dvr so you never >> trace: it's midnight on the east coast 9:00 in los angeles and this is america's late news fox news at night. the headlines and democratic friendly media are saying president biden's performance was bad. many called it sad and now top democrats are openly

to the report, quote, a pervasive sense of fear has settled in at the highest levels of the democratic party joe bidens' re-election prospects. even among office holders and strategists who had a previously expressed confidence about the coming battle with donald trump. we're back with our panel. bill, democrats frightened about joe biden's prospects? should they be despite this guilty verdict? >> yeah, they should be very frightened. look, president biden has two big problems. one, he's underwater on the issues. people aren't buying his talk about the economy or the border or crime or so forth. they have trouble in the middle east too. so on the issues, he's down. and second, he's also a down -- also a down with key parts of the democratic party constituency, particularly african-american men and latinos and they don't have to vote for trump, but if they don't vote for biden, he's in trouble which is why he's spending a lot of time at a, with groups like the naacp and so forth. he needs to shore them up. and i think the third problem relates to those two, he's so condescending to a lot of h

because the democrat party has the man they want in the whiteit house this is the mindset of the democrates this question, where is this party trying to take us? we know were trump and the conservatives want to take us. where is this a party trying to take us? they are taking us off the cl cliff. this election is so critical wet have a great opportunity to putn our foot down. it is called november. oh sue tomorrow night. ♪. jon: campaign season in full swing former president donald trump had sued t

and to watch the democratic party push people out of the party, people who would otherwise be allies,ause they don't fit every single test the democrats have put out there for you, and terms of your virtue signalling or unimportant issues, frinkly. i really have concerns about the debt and his support of capitalism and a vibrant, free-market. >> speaker-05: >> jesse: go back to what you said. when you say the democratic party is closed minded or judgemental or pushing people out of the party, what you mean by that? >> i mean if you were to look at some incredibly high-profile democrats over the years, you on mosque, my friend from the all in podcast and even joe rogan, these are democrats, or have been lifelong democrats. and they supported hillary clinton, barack obama, et cetera. and then the democratic party says well you don't believe in unions here or you don't have this exact inclusion or fit the litmus test they put you through wealth and you can be part of the party. and if you think about it, they could probably have people like elon, joe rogan on their side still. and then m

and i think that there needs to be conversations within the democratic party about it. and the fact that all of the these democrats are falling in line and saying, oh, it's just one bad night. i mean, it rings a little hollow to me when they criticize republicans for not condemning donald trump in his own fitness. and i call out their cowardice on that, but i'm going to do the same now for democrats when i think this is a conversation that needs to be had and we don't have the ratings by the way, for the debate last night where the 50 million americans were watching this debate. this cnn debate melania zona, you cover capitol hill for us. how are democrats on the hill reacting to it? >> yeah, it was a gloomy day on capitol hill this morning. look, democrats are standing by president biden right now. no one is called on him to step aside. but privately, i can tell you there is a level of panic that has started to release set in as these questions began to percolate about whether he should remain the nominee and who could possibly replace them. and i think last night was a

chaos in the democrat party.here was pressure for him to step aside before the debate which is intense now. after this he can't win in november and in politics winning elections is everything. don't forget the down ballot, a biden presidency could end their hopes of taking the senate. how do they get him out? senior party members could say it's time to go but he is stubborn, he may refuse, that means more chaos and time is running out. only one hundred 50 days until the election. there's talk of making it an open convention with delegates free to choose another candidate but biden won those delegates, he doesn't have to release them. we are about to see the mother of all battles in the democrat party, who is going to take biden's place? what happens to kamala harris? democrats play identity politics, minorities will fill betrayed if kamala harris is denied a shot at the oval office. the knives are out, three editorial headlines in the deep blue new york times of all places, biden cannot go on like this. tom fried

in the democrat party. it wasn't a free and fair election. and now the same thing is going to happen. but they have the incumbency. they have no reason to back down. they have still 46% of the country supporting them. you know, it is a tight, a tight, a tight window. but they're going to play this out . i don't think to play this out. i don't think that they're going to switch them out. i don't think that joe biden is going to back down. in fact, cnn just reported that the campaign at least has informed them that he will be accepting a second debate and moving forward. so also in joe biden's defence, not of his performance, but in in a statistical sense, the incumbent almost always loses the first debate. so they can point to these losses and this and that and then kind of hope that , okay, that's how won hope that, okay, that's how won in the first time. we still have a second one to go. so because he's a zombie candidate, he's not actually running the country, his handlers don't want the democrat party to

democrat party is what they want in the white house and this is the mindset democrat party, they hateurselves question, where is the party trying to take us? we know where trump and conservatives want to take it, where is the party trying to take us? is so critical and we have a great opportunity to put our foot dow it's called november. how see you tomorrow night on life, liberty and levin. ♪

the democrats had a slogan that said we hate ourselves. that tells you the difference between the two parties. democrats are always like this, no question about that. yes, the emphasis should be from democrats on donald trump. last night donald trump was a fascist, he was a racist, he was many, he was deceitful, he was evil, okay? he was all of these things, but the problem was that the candidate, joe biden, he didn't have a good night in pressing those things. it's very hard when the candidate doesn't do that in a national debate then to have all of the surrogates try to do that afterwards. that's what's going to happen. that's what joe biden satisfies going to do going forward. >> yeah. >> i think he needs to get better at doing that. in terms of the age issue, you know, he is what he is. he's 81 years old. no question about that. but, you know, i have seen him more effective in the past. just a few months ago at the state of the union than he was last night. >> yeah. jackie, i have about 30 seconds left. do you think washington and the public generally understands that the only possible wa

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chooses his vice-presidential candidate, we are waiting for the congresses of the republican-democratic party, and therefore... we will see, but what can be said, surely this debate was the most important event of the presidential campaign in the us so far, the 2024 campaign, and they mark a new phase, perhaps this election, a phase that is quite turbulent and unsettled. ostap, i will briefly ask, but the topic of the war in ukraine for these two candidates during these debates, it was one of the key ones, was their discussion focused more on internal problems. and not mostly on external ones. debates always focus on those issues that concern americans first of all, and these are internal issues, they talked about the economy, about abortion, about crime, about migration, but if you look at the foreign policy bloc, both candidates paid much more attention to ukraine, they talked much less about the war between israel and hamas, and spent much more time discussing russia's war against ukraine. we heard these comments before on your broadcast. what trump said, what biden said, trump has emphasi

what are you hearing from them the well in the last so i said that some of the democratic party were close to panic. i got a text from someone in the democratic party who said that isn't true, that in full blown panic because of the performance from job i just in the last half hour or so, joe biden has appeared at post debate event in atlanta with democratic supporters and he said over the next couple of days, the fact checkers will get to donald trump and they will call them out on some of the things that he said. he said, he don't think he didn't think he said anything that was true during the debate. doesn't really matter job, i didn't look up to the job. i think many people will accept that there are concerns that joe biden would be 86 at the time of a 2nd time. and the white house, which he certainly looked as if there would be concerns about whether or not he'd be able to finish that. and you've got to remember that many people don't want either donald trump or joe bite and running. but those who were concerned about joe biden, and many of them were democrats simply didn't thin

democrat party is what they want in the white house and this is the mindset democrat party, they hate is the party trying to take us? we know where trump and conservatives want to take it, where is the party trying to take us? is so critical and we have a great opportunity to put our foot dow