because where the democratic party so small, the not a big the right. they all this is off the table because the party upper attics say so a party of projects to say so in fact, even though some other candidate did want to take on harris in the convention, how hard it would be for them to do that. check yourself if no other democrat decides to challenge harris, these delegates will likely support her either by virtual vote or by a vote on the convention floor. and the convention was move ahead pretty drama free . but if others do decide to run, the process could become more like a mini primary in order to get their name on the roll call vote and make speeches. a candidate would have to circulate a petition and get more than $300.00 delegates to sign it. as for me, i like drama. i want drama. drama is where you get good ideas. there you go. manila, all you gotta do is show up to the convention, get to know 300 people and get their signatures on a petition. and youtube can maybe run against cala harris right? or get to know them virtually on this virtual r

and, nomia, on the points she makes there, what is going to happen out within the democratic party inf making her, if it is indeed to be her, the official nominee? what happens between now and the convention? we will see if the party unites behind her. that's the big question, isn't it? there are lots of other people who have been suggested as potentials to take over from president biden. we had all those names mentioned during the time when there was pressure on him to stand aside. gavin newsom, for example, pete bootyjudge, gretchen whitmer, so we will now see if they will get behind kamala harris and have that unity before they get to the convention. —— pete buttigieg. interestingly, president 0bama released a statement, along statement paying tribute to the vice president who served him faithfully for eight years, and the thing that really stuck out is this bit. he said: i have extraordinary confidence that the leaders of our party will be able to create a process from which an outstanding nominee emerges. he doesn't endorse kamala harris. he indicates potentially that he wants an

there were many other big donors of the democratic party, but many other democratic leaders, both in the d. n c and into the democratic party as both senator representatives and other political officials basically thing by didn't had to step aside for the stability and longevity of the party. and of course if they had any prospect to win in november. and so i think that this was the combination of all of that. and i think it came on a sunday with a rather low in the news cycle. ended up taking the internet and the news news media by storm tests that are all right down the slides. his cognitive capacity, which can happen to anyone how good by then stands on foreign policy issues such as new creed and gaza. which a lot of people have seen as a disaster. how could they have contributed to his fall in the pre. busy ratings i think they all combined that his knowledge is falling approval ratings. but also his, his clear, the clear indication that he likes any real leadership. that this was a, an administration of mrs. leadership. the fact that this ongoing atrocities and genocide against

that's ri . ht, democratic party nominee. that's riaht, she democratic party nominee.ty nominee. that's right, she does not _ democratic party 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 harr

but again, this crooked democrat party is caleb talked about 2016. they made sure they were good against, bernie. you know, they're right now they're making sure they're going to reagan, i'm sure. but if they actually were, were democratic and wanted to, to, to address the will of the, of the people they should bring uh, at least robert kennedy to, to be a potential contender for that ticket. now some top republicans are now calling for by didn't to resign from the presidency. how likely is that to happen? what do you make of that c o? it's actually stepped down as president. and well, that's an interesting question because people talk about the idea. well, if he's not fit enough to, to run for another 4 years, is he fit enough to run the country? now the argument that you make, you know that he can, it goes back to l. b, j. johnson was basically at a place where he was unpopular, the vietnam war was unpopular. he was born out from his, from his term is 5 years of presidency. and he basically said, i'm not going to run again by and isn't that kind of

he was president joe biden's decision not to run for reelection as galvanized the democratic party whichas seen a certain donations. vice president, harris is now the clear frontrunner to win the democratic nomination after an endorsement from biden is a port from several senior policy figures. the team is contacting delegates to shore up ahead of a virtual dnc vocal set for august. we check in on the markets then with the trump trade and to what extent markets and investors are adjusting to the new reality that president biden will not be leaving the ticket for the democrats into november. the u.s. benchmark, yields just down over a little one basis point. bitcoin, 67,741, has been tied to the fortunes of donald trump and gold up a 10th of a percent. still in record territory. let's get the details now in terms of the political international and market response from opening trade anchor kriti gupta. first, let's go to washington where vonnie quinn is standing by, following all this for us. where does biden's announcement and leave the democratic presidential bid? >> it is amazing. thing

. and most of the democratic party.ally 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 been vett

so this in a way is absolute potential tipping point for the democratic party. if it can get together, if it can come to a very quick agreement, it would make it better for the parties chances because it would have more time to prepare for that campaign as it stands at present. some observers believe that even the content on convention next month would be too late to come to the agreement on a candidate, even though that is where the candidate will be formally nominated. a good many observe is absolutely insistent that that is too late. the party has to decide within coming days, who is going to agree on to back as candidates for the posts of president that thank you so much for all of that. that is mike hannah for us in washington dc. if you would just joining us, just want to bring you up to date. basically, joe biden, in the last few moments, has announced that he will not be running for re election. but from the on this developing story, eric him is joining us. he has an older and political and list and he is in washington d. c. thanks very much for being wit

i lost control of the democratic party. you know, he's not any sort those concerns and i want to be crystal clear. he's made a decision and that decision is to accept the nomination and run for reelection waiting re election. and i think that there are those out there that need to hear it again. that he made a decision, he's going to be the candidate, he's going to be the next president. and that was time to focus on the threat that donald trump pauses and what the extreme agenda is on the other side. so why didn't the white house ever know about biden's decisions, the withdrawal? why don't you make up this little again? i mean, this goes to the heart of the split and we were saying inside the democratic party, it started right after the debate, right? very clearly, and you had people coming out as that, you know, people like george clooney and others writing letters the up at the new york times the advisory board. was that the, the whole, you know, the call that the, the new york times board basically wrote a letter saying

etc what i heard today, in principle there is no consensus, even among the leadership of the democratic party, it is quite difficult. process and there is not much time left before the congress, it is on august 19, that is, now the democrats will have to decide very quickly on their candidate, from the candidate to vice president, and in fact now to reformat the election campaign, but if we still say about this technological process, you have already mentioned it. that in fact, biden was actually elected in the primaries and there at almost 100% a huge number of people voted for him. how can it be carried out technologically, so that it has legitimacy, well, in the eyes of both democrats and independent voters, and in general in the eyes of american society, because if we do it. it is quite a long process, if you nominate a candidate in some other way without involving the general public of the democratic party, then this, too, may call into question a certain social legitimacy of the candidate, the candidate, what should the democrats do now and how can they implement it? it's really a very

today is a great, great day for the democratic party and the country. vice president harris will soon be our nominee and will be elected president in november. we are brimming with excitement, enthusiasm, unity. on sunday, president biden showed the world what a great man he is. his true patriotism, his profound sense of decency came shining through. we all know it was not an easy decision for him, but just as he has done in his entire life, president biden selfless decision not to seek the nomination and put our country, our party, our future first. he is an honorable man, a family man, a man of deep faith. we love him. we truly do. i will have more to say on president biden this afternoon in my floor speech. but president biden's selfless 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

democratic party had been to theiradvantage. so democratic party had been to their advantage.mocrats 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 part

democrat party is doing remeaneds me of something that conservatived on october 22 of 2022, hugh hu jintao general secretary of chinese communist party, he was escorted out of the hall of closing ceremony of the congress of the chinese national party, pulled from seat you see by two men followed by xi jinping'si instruction. let's remind ourselves what it looks like with an auto crottic party, we have not seen that man since. you know what else sense resting, you watch this, they had about 3,000 delegates there. delegates, delegates? yes, to the chinese comest communist party, they voted like 3,000 to 0 to make xi president for life, the democrat delegates who do they represent? what do you mean? the people who voted, voted for biden-harris, not harris-biden, let me tell you something. think about this. if there hadn't been a debate before the convention pause all debates take place in september. after the convention. if there had not been a debate before the democrat convention joe biden would be the democrat nominee for president. period. the media, democrat party, don't give a damn abou

that leave the democratic party with just a few months to reorganize its strategy and re energize its base for some vice president. pamela harris is the obvious choice, but some democrats are questioning, or she can be donald trump. so where does this leave the democratic party? well, the shake ups way any independent voters, will explore these issues with our guests in a moment. but 1st this report from katya lopez on the on a historic moment in american politics with us president joe biden. out of his re election campaign. his party is rushing to build a new plan, including who will lead the democratic ticket in november. god bless the united states of america. by the end is supporting vice president carmella harris, but she's not the official nominee yet. the former california prosecutor is looking to walk in enough to look at both to secure her nomination at the democratic convention. next month. we believe in the change has re energize the democratic base, but doubts linger. harris had low voter approval ratings in her 1st 3 years as v p . her party is now looking at whether she

and that's where the new non, any of the democratic party will be selected. he gave his endorsement to vice president campbell le harris. now, donald trump responded to this move with some rather dramatic words, calling out the biden ministration for what he considers to be 4 years of failure. these are the words of donald trump. crooked joe biden was not fit to run for president and a certainly not fit to serve. and never was he only attained the position of president by lies fake news and not leaving his basements. all those around him, including his doctor and the media, knew that he wasn't capable of being president. and he wasn't. and now look what he's done to our country with millions of people coming across our border. totally on checked in on vetted money from prisons, mental institutions and record numbers of terrorists. we will suffer greatly because of his presidency. well, we will remedy the damage he has done very quickly. make america great again. and now there have been concerns about joe biden's, cognitive ability and speculation he may drop

>> does 1 of us have to come out alive. >> you're giggling vice president is it the best the democratic party do. may be the dnc actually listened to the voters and had a real election and let the voters decide and not disenfranchise them and for them in the garbage. the party nominee it might be somebody more capable and less radical maybe they would be the nominee keep in mind. like biden they struggle with basic tasks like north korea and south korea. and ukraine is a country next to bigger country called russia she has another south north korea part in her own words. >> the united states shares a very important relationship which is an alliance with their republican party 1 strong and enduring and she is a trace for not putting in the work apparently did not like to read briefings often failing to prepare for big events and as vice president of the staff turnover rate poorly because of a toxic disorganized work environment in her own words. >> it's a specific they've so life as 18 knife and 24 they are stupid. that is why we put them in dormitories and they have a resident assistant. they

but within the democratic party right now, what are people saying? because we're seeing a lot of mixed messages about what democrats want. do they want to wait for joe biden to decide that he doesn't want to be part of the race anymore? that he's going to drop out, or is someone else going to be making that decision. what they want is for joe by and to come out the strong and show the jo buying that we all know and love. i mean, you have to remember, this is a man who is very well regarded within our party. and he has done a tremendous job since he took office 3 very well. here's how did you say question, but they awesome voice is within the democratic party who was starting to say that, okay, maybe he's not the right candidate for us. and people are entitled to that view. i mean that the reality is though, is that this party right now jo, buying is on our ticket. we are supporting our candidate and we're proud of the candidates record. we're proud of what he has done for our country. and we are going to stand by him unless he decides himself, but he

party. their vote because they don't want the other candidate to get in and that dampens a lot of enthusiasm for partisan identification. young people probably lean toward democrat if you look at parallel examples, in so many countries around the world especially europe and latin america there have been new political parties that represent young people because so many got dissatisfied with the center left. in this country that's taken the shape of aoc and bernie sanders. there's lots -- lots -- not strong party loyalty to the brand of the democratic party. some things being discussed earlier, i saw something about nonwhite young men, some polling after 2020 that showed one of the largest predictors of whether or not young latino men or young black men were going to vote republican was how they felt about black lives matter, young black men on undocumented immigration. it similar, difficult thing to talk about but not that different from the history of this country of people's relationships particularly in the democratic party to the question of proximity to the black experience in the question of proximity to new immigrants. there's literature, you can read so m

according to lani espionage documents and wikileaks documents, the leaders of the democratic party were american officials in the conspiracy against iran. although this militant party lost its fighting power to a large extent after that, its limited and scattered movements still continue. the publication of images of the violent behavior of the white british baris at manchester airport with the members of an asian family provoked a wide wave of public anger and protest and caused protest rallies and demonstrations of how the british armed police forces members of a he beat the asian family in the manchester airport while the young people of this family were lying on the ground in front of the muslim mother of the people and the children. they are violently arrested. the family was traumatized and the elderly man was taken to the hospital. mohammad faher's health condition has worsened and a ct scan shows a lesion in his brain. please pray for his health. the most important issue for us is the implementation of justice and prevention of repeating such behaviors. police manchester claims

the credibility of the democratic party , who knew he democratic party, who knew he wasn't right whenlection in 2020? and who lied to america and the free world about his ability to do the job over four years, is now torn to shreds. how can you believe a word the democratic party say or take seriously their recommendation of any new candidate ? they could offer up a candidate? they could offer up a scarecrow and they'd promise you he's not made of straw . and he's not made of straw. and don't get me started on barack obama , who tweeted the day after obama, who tweeted the day after that disastrous presidential debates, which proved to be biden's downfall . obama tweeted, biden's downfall. obama tweeted, hey, we all have tough debate nights. it wasn't a tough debate night. joe biden's brain wasn't working. lies, lies and more lies. anyone who thinks that biden has been running the country for the last few years is clearly as divorced from reality as biden himself. but whatever the extent of his input, when not taking a nap or watching reruns of the golden girls has been an utter disas

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 the current president of the united states, and one by one they withdrew their candidacy, called. to support biden, and that really contributed to the fac

the democratic party forced the democrat nominee also ballad, just over 100 days before the election. having invalidated the votes of more than 14000000 americans who selected joe by them to be the democratic nominee for president, the self proclaimed party of democracy has proven exactly the opposite. the parties prospects are no better now with vice president, comma, la harris, who co owns the disastrous policy, failures of the by and administrative sion as 2nd in command and a completely inept borders are. harris has been a gleeful accomplice. not only in the destruction of american sovereignty, security and prosperity, but also in the largest political cover up in u. s. history. she has known for as long as any one of his in capacity to serve. regardless of the chaos and the current whitehouse, our adversaries around the globe should be reminded that the us congress, the u. s. military and the american people are fully prepared and committed to defend our interests both at home and abroad. if joe biden is not fit to run for president, he is not fit to serve as president. he must r

the alternative to that they believe was to get kind of law in place, but only after the democratic party had fractured and had a big bottle about who was going to take place. so that the democrats republicans could turn around and say, why should you vote for a cadillac or most of the democratic party one either. and that is one of the arguments about cool leslie behind the vice president. now, to make sure that it looks as if there is a united front, that everyone in the democratic party is behind, that they want to see her stand up against donald trump. as i said earlier, i had one text from a republican who suggested that donald trump be not a pro load of the debate planned in september because he would be worried about facing come of the hottest, who is a formidable debate. tell him was a very impressive performer in the senate when it came to asking questions, but also someone suggested the 1st thing she should do. once he gets the nomination and say, i will take a cognitive test on tv. donald trump should do the same, that has been one of his lines of attack against joe biden, and

doctor, is this uh because as we know the democratic party is turning in some way towards an anti-netanyahua former head of military intelligence, who pointed to the fact that if netanyahu relied on his personal political goals in his tal האם זה מצפן מוסרי שאומר חייבים להחזיר את החטופים הוא יקבל תמיכה אמריקאית ראינו שהנשיא ביידן לפעמים חשובים לו החטופים יותר מאשר ראש ממשלת ישראל אם זה המצפן האסטרטגי אז הוא. צריך לתיים עם הנשיא ביידן 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 חטופים 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 בבנג'מוטריץ' אז הביקור הזה חבל על הכסף וחבל שעשינו אותו. israel or is it more for his achieving personal political goals? on the personal level

neither can speak for the future of the democratic party. if you're talking about the, the next generation, and yet it, it seems to be those members of the old guard of the party, if you will, who continued to steer and control the party is that, is that where the party should be, it, it 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 marke

so, now is a dangerous time for the democratic party. so. what options do democrats have, if any will dare to replace biden's candidacy, said benji haier, a journalist from the united states of america. well, actually, only he makes the decision. i mean, in the united states, there are no simple standard protocols by which a party can withdraw its presidential nominee. there are ways to try to get rid of the president himself. you know, congress can try to impeach, convict. there are certain constitutional statutes. which congress can use, but if we are talking about the fight for the white house, then only one person, and that's joe biden, can decide whether he wants to resign or not, and he, the white house, the administration, they say confidently that they will continue the race to the end. the problem is that the democrats are almost in quicksand, doing nothing, and seeing their ratings continue to fall. donald trump is rising. it can also lead to a catastrophic situation. so let's sort out all the pros and cons with expert oleksandr

they are now questioning what happens with the democratic party moving forward. r the democratic side at least, look, they will vote for whoever the nominee is, but they would be excited to see a little bit of healthy competition. some have noted that kamala harris, you know, the party and the administration could have done more perhaps the kind of build up your profile across the nation as vice president. they worry that not enough is known about what she's been doing withjoe biden, to kind of rock some successes through his presidency, through his term. you know of course, she's connected to the border which has been a very tough issue for democrats because she was kind of the border and saw her, so some are concerned how she would do against donald trump and wondering if there should be an open, tentative process but look, it's very early of course to discuss these things and people here on the beach are just getting the news with everyone along with the country and trying to process with next. thud everyone along with the country and trying to process with nex

but um, it's really hard to handicap it because the democrat party doesn't actually operate upon a democratic democratic principles. so it's hard to anticipate what actions they'll take now. but right now the new york times has speculated that kimberly hire use was by didn't stop choice because she has immediate access to that. can thing funding. i wonder what you make of that? well, that would be the only reason to keep part of the reason she's on the taking to begin with, just to be very candid or because of her gender and race, not because of many qualifications. and so, um, you know, the only saving grace that they would have now, and the only benefit to keeping her on the ticket is the fact that they would be able to use campaign funds had been raised to this point. it's like she was a different candidate model of the campaign finance roles in united states that would not be able to use that money. so as a financial question that somebody said that it would be easier to beat the camera to hire is then to abide. and i wonder what to make of that you know, i would say their, their big bull

will take transparent and orderly process to move forward as a united democratic party defeat donald trump in november." adding, this process will be established by government rules and procedures of the party and take seriously the responsibility and swiftly delivering the candidate to the american people. close to 4,000 delegates will gather in chicago at the democratic national convention. biden already won most delegates but now after dropping out of the race, some of those have been released. in order to win back the democratic nomination, the candidate needs to secure 1,986 delegates. as of last night 531 have already endorsed harris but act blue supporters are excited and raise more than $55 million in the hours following the vice president's new campaign launch making that one of the biggest fund-raising days of the selection cycle, guys. >> carley: brooks lehman live and congressman cory mills, good morning to you. so we don't know who the nominee will be but we know it will not be joe biden. so are we focusing too soon on kamala harris as the nominee fold? >>

this... it is important for the democratic party, because those, the voters of the democratic party, to be united around, around the idea of ​​supporting a single candidate , so that this struggle is stopped. the fact is that joe biden has enough, well, i can say haters, you can say, well, 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 he is not perceived. and let's say when biden just started running for president in '20, in the first four states where there were primaries, he lost those primaries, he was in fourth place there, it seems like everywhere, or even somewhere in the damn, i don't remember now, but i wasn't even in the third, but at the end of the day, all the democratic candidates who fought against him, they realized that he was then... the only person who was capable of defeating trump, let's not to forget that trump was then the current president of the united states, and they one by one, they withdrew their candidacy, called to support biden, and this is true. contributed to

look at college educated white liberals are college educated boomers like the democratic party is a sign of the victories they have one from civil rights, to the feminist movement and abortion to the claimant environmental movement to lgbt rights that is what the democraticom party is on some level. i think voters over 65 are very proud of those achievements ands scared of losing those things. young voters were not part of the movements did not achieve those things and feel like there are other causes they care about. in some ways it's a loss aversion. they do not want to lose the rights they fought so hard to one young people because they're not the ones that when those things they do not feel strongly about it. and so the movement the young people have not fully gone comethrough the door of the democratic party today the ones of boomers were part of her gen x have a seat at the table. >> hopefully they will get to the door to and then we can probably end there. thank you so much for coming out. that is great. [applause] [background noises] saturday american history tv features distort

it's sort hard to think about, but in 88, there was still a reliance by a lot of folks in the democratic party because most of the senators and governors from the south were democrats it that there was still a viable pass through the south. and i give tad credit, we created other map and it is the map that got clinton elected. it's the map to get obama elected. it is the map we use and without the dukakis campaign, i don't know that anyone would have known that. the third thing i'll say about that campaign and. there are a lot of losing campaigns and losing campaigns bring operatives who like this is what they do. they are political operatives. and there's a core group of people from 88 who've remained involved in presidential polit texts and politics at the highest levels, who really got their if not their start, some of their best training in the dukakis campaign, folks like tony and john podesta, george stephanopoulos, susan rice, mark gearan, donna brazile, julie gibson, teresa dumaine, doug sosnik. jack and tad jack and ted, obviously pdg and greco. my partners. minyon moore, michael hool

it is an ugly way— democrat party. it is an ugly way to— democrat party.eeps 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 whi

for me, i think it was a plot to assassinate from the democratic party.host: ok, we are going to leave it there, caller. but to the point that she made about the person, you hinted at it as well, when the vice president goes on, she's got to stick to her own agenda. how much does she stick to her own agenda or big -- stick to the original agenda or become her own person? guest: historically, we have seen the vice president take a pretty different path, often, depending on themselves, right? the composition of the party? circumstances within the country . truman, for example, presided over the very end of world war ii and obviously launched the war in korea. he had a fair deal. he moved on civil rights, frankly, in a way that franklin roosevelt did not. he put his own stamp on the party and on the country. lyndon johnson, you know, john f. kennedy and in a way, lyndon johnson, he said let him continue after kennedy was assassinated in he embraced many of the kennedy programs but also went a lot further than that in his vision of a great society i think was

and as you're seeing, the democratic party is not the party of democracy. they are really the enemies of democracy. the parties of corrupt insiders like with very special interests and they failed, hold it at no glass, that's what they are. all the pressure is mounting on us residential line to quit his re election bid. members of the democratic party have publicly urged by and drop out of the race. mike, hannah has more from washington dc. the president biden remains in isolation that his vacation home in delaware recovering from colbert. and meanwhile, the reports of pressure mounting on him to step down from the november election. however, many of these reports, quote, anonymous sources publicly. let's be clear, mold and such the members of congress, democratic members of congress have called publicly on president biden. to step down, we do have reports that some of the senior leaders have been speaking to president biden. however, those lead is the senate lead to the minority lead in the house of representatives, the former speaker of the house. have al

that is not the democratic party. we have discussion, we listen to each other, we are a family, and we can have disagreements, but we come back together. you are going to see 1000% unity and focus for kamala harris. i am addicting that. >> definitely feels that way, congressman raskin, always loved talking to you. back to you, joy. >> thank you so much. i want to bring in latosha brown, latosha, thank you for being here. we talked the other day as the democratic party was in a different place, where there was still this kind of escalating campaign from donors and members, for president biden to step down now that has happened, from an organizers point of view, because one thing that really stood out to me and a lot of civil rights organizations, they said wait a minute, the group doesn't seem to be at this table deciding this decision were the people with the turnout votes. that is why i was so excited to talk to you the other day on my show. how are you processing, and how is your organization processing this news th

democratic party behind her. and it's funny. i do think you are right, katie, that there's going to be an interesting fight about who i is going to be her running mate. i don't really care. i feel like the democrats have a really good bench right now. and maybe they will pick mark kelly. maybe they will pick andy beshear. maybe they will pick gretchen whitmer. abie raphael warnock. i don't know. pick somebody. they will pick jon tester. kamala harris is going to be the next president. >> if picking somebody from one of those states insured winning that state, you would do that. obviously, it has to be somebody who kamala harris believes is qualified to do the job of president. that's the most important qualification. has to be siding is a really good campaigner. has to be somebody was personal chemistry with the nominee, and it has to be somebody who has chops for both doing the job and winning the job. i just feel like there's a lot of really good options. the fact that this contest, however she's going to make

party. this is 2000 democrat— insiders of the party. ext step— democrat insiders being part of the next step in pushing the current president — next step in pushing the current president of the united states of the ballot. rest assured, joe biden did not— the ballot. rest assured, joe biden did not make this decision on his own _ did not make this decision on his own he — did not make this decision on his own. he was fighting this decision up own. he was fighting this decision up until_ own. he was fighting this decision up until today, according to reports. _ up until today, according to reports, so he was pushed out by the well-known _ reports, so he was pushed out by the well— known democratic insiders reports, so he was pushed out by the well—known democratic insiders in a backroom _ well—known democratic insiders in a backroom deal, and then the next step in_ backroom deal, and then the next step in this — backroom deal, and then the next step in this process, as my good friend _ step in this process, as my good friend stephanie sai

the democratic party left that ybod else. went, got their unlimited campaign and they supplied the favors. the republican party since thth and the party have been planning for project 2025. the democratic party want to g save lgbtq rights. host: so, like, regarding -- reg yesterday, what is it you wanted the democratic party to have done? caller: the democraticarty should have started right after barack obama's staf ion addressd have put something together to st: legislation, you mean? caller: legislatioanybody listet now, unlimited campaign funds is speech? united led directly to this immunity dision? caller: yes, i do. caller: how? because this cabal of money that is coming into politics has divided our nation. there is just no doubt about that. ■listen to your callers. everything they are saying is coming right from this cabal. host: all right, mike. let's talk to gary an independent in oceanside, new york. caller: good morning. for king my call. i usually lean toward the am a union member. wher is it going to end now with

democratic party. i think the most likely choices are the choices. mr. nazifpour, there was very little time from the time this news was announced until we start the jahan today program every night at 10:00 pm. i just saw the new york times for a moment and it used a phrase that this incident will embarrass marj in the democratic party. its negative consequences and special conditions that the democrats now they are included in it, and what do you know that , for example, the new york times used the phrase "harj and marji" in the profession? i don't know, in any case , changing the president is an event, changing the president on the ballot is a rare event that there were very few defenses in america in 1947. look, once in 1948 it was harry truman and once in 1968 it was lyndon johnson. of course, their problems were not as personal as biden's. well, after nearly 16 years when the democrats were in the white house, lyndon johnson's main problem was the vietnam war , and the president saw that his defeat was certain and in the primary election process was