let us begin with the situation we are in the democratic party. president biden dropped his reelection bid, and it would appear that his vice president, kamala harris, is the presumptive nominee. are there federal rules in place by the party to deal with this situation? guest: there are. there are party rules in place, though the nomination process is harvard -- governed by parties and private organizations. there is no federal or state law or constitutional mandate that dictates how this will unfold. it is up to the democratic party. host: what rules do they have in place? guest: the democratic national committee's rules committee helped hammer this out because this is an unusual and unprecedented situation. beginning in about an hour the delegates to the national convention will do an online and virtual vote for the nominee. and vice president harris is the only candidate to qualify for that ballot. as soon as those delegates finish casting their ballots she will move from being the presumptive nominee to the democratic party's nominee for presid

time, in his memoirs called alek , mentions the reason for his separation from the democratic party, qasim lu's close relationship with saddam and the inappropriate requests of the baath party, and explains this story as follows. we sent mullah abdullah hasanzadeh, a member of the party's political office, to haj imran region to receive baath party's aid. from there, he went to kirkuk and met with baath party officers. when mullah abdullah bargh had brought with him an agreement that the party had to fulfill in order to receive aid. this agreement had seven shameful articles. you need two iraqi officers to deliver money and war supplies to you. to be two members of the political office of the party should be with us for consultation. the democratic party should give us its information about the iranian army, its soldiers, the type of weapons and their number. it is necessary to inform us about the specifications of the airplanes and helicopters of the iranian army. the democratic party should announce the slogan of overthrowing the mullahs' regime. the democratic party must stop adva

what most alarms me is health democratic party -- how the democratic party conducts its internal affairs. . with alarms me is the resort to censorship and media control and weaponization of the federal agencies. when a u.s. president colludes with or outright coerces media companies to censor a political speech, it is an attack on our most sacred right of free expression and that is the very right upon which all of our other constitutional rights rest. president biden mocked vladimir putin's 88% landslide in the russian elections observing that putin and his party controlled the russian press. and putin prevented a series of opponents from appearing on the ballot. but here in america the dnc also prevented opponents from appearing on the ballot. our television networks expose themselves as democratic party organs. over the course of more than a year in a campaign where mobile numbers reached at times in the high 20's, the dnc aligned mainstream media networks maintain a near perfect embargo on interviews with me. during his 10 month presidential campaign in 1992, ross perot gave 34 inter

corps attack to the headquarters of the kurdistan democratic party and the kurdistan democratic party of iran what are the reasons for this incident and will these attacks be repeated? in my opinion, it is very , very inappropriate for us to go to war with someone who we know from afar is a thousand times a thousand times stronger than us. thank you. divides iran and declares an armed war with the armed forces against the new government in iran. then it is interesting that he makes an alliance with saddam, then he also makes an alliance with masoud rajavi and more than 7 thousand iranian soldiers they kill in the name of armed war and in their manifesto that they want to have an independent place and an independent kurdistan. this is an absolute lie. this is an absolute lie, just like all the seven lies in the shan program. go and read it. it is in their own statement. i was there myself. i'm a virgin , i'm yours god, a current that assassinates , kills iranian soldiers , you turn him into a martyr for the freedom path, then now you have to stand behind me, you're right, you have to b

inside the building of the democratic party of america, the members of this party are holding the official introduction ceremony of kamalis as the candidate of the democratic party, but outside this building, thousands of americans are angry about the continued financial support. the weapons and political weapons of the american government of the zionist regime's genocidal crimes surround the surrounding streets. american believers holding palestinian flags in their hands, shouting and writing to stop the genocide in qaz. a large number of policemen enter mahouteh arrested the perpetrators. now we are in a dark moment in american history when all the heads of the democratic party are engaged in massive campaigns for the completely greedy and to attract more votes than they matter. the fate of the people of gaza is in doubt, but at the same time , the republican party approved multi-billion dollar aid for israel. since october of last year, that is, since 10 months ago, the whole world as well as the american people asked joe biden and kamal hariz to establish an immediate ceasefire in gaza

party itself. the rank and file. the democrats care about them, but the party itself, no. there's a big, deep change going on, and not just on that issue. you know, it 's the dominance of this corrupt fusion. as it has for many years, clung to this illusion of democratic institutions that they're still democratic, considers itself, it sees itself, my friends, i was like that, so the democratic party , the democrats, see themselves as part of the good guys, the cowboys, you know, they're like the good guys at fort apache. married to hordes of barbarians who are about to storm the gates, they - the only defense, the only way to contain the barbarians is to elect a president who has dementia, because you're voting for a machine, and you're not voting for, you know, another presidential candidate who was appointed without any election, essentially got rid of democracy. to save democracy, they appointed a candidate who hasn't given one interview, one news source, in 40 days, and you know, one of the things that my uncle's father always thought about, how the rest of the world s

we are defending constitution witbrings us directly to the democrat party convention last week. t? what was that convention? it was a farce a farce of democratic process glitzy, highly produced, star-studded that media it was slobbering all over it media analysis wall-to-wall coverage, music, all the rest, fancy it was abomination of authoritarianism on full display. that is what it was was a fake fraudulent convention celebrate the successful coup by kamala harris the vice president against joe biden president that is what it was. it was not obama, it was not pelosi, it was heresy. she overthrew the president. she did it to create the pretense of a democratic primary that had all the markings and the fascist disenfranchisement of millions of voters. they toppled the parties democratically elected nominee for a buffoonish, incompetent, inexperienced, extremist ideologue who would never could never receive the presidential nomination for a legitimate process. not one vote. that is white dictatorship, marxist regimes, monarchies, islamist states, that is way they operate. this is a

we're here to demand a democratic party ends the genocide. we don't want to see that the table with the genocidal party. we want to end the genocide. what we certainly want to see from all elected officials is that they support the immigrant community. time and time again, when it's time for elections, they'll share either how critical immigrants are and then when it doesn't suit their needs, they throw them under the bus. the message has remained consistent throughout the week from the protesters immediately calling for a cease fire. and in to israel's warren gotcha. and also a stop or a hold to us military aid to israel as well. that's been really a top priority for the protesters the entire week gabriel's onto chicago. because we've been reporting this discontent among some democrats have a denying any posting in american the chance to address the convention. that's disappoint voices supporting as well. and families of captains being allowed to at least 40 democratic delegates say that i'm committed not withheld. the support the coming of c

removal of third party candidates is something of a democrat past time. they did this very effectively in 2020 in wisconsin and pennsylvania, keeping jill stein off the ballot, keeping the green party after ballot, and other third parties. so there's a reason why democrats are worried, because they do think that the rfk jr. candidacy helps trump and that his dropout mouse will help trump. >> sandra: as we wait this potential announcement here, mollie, this was former president trump in his own words talking to bret baier and martha maccallum last night about the potential endorsement and what it means. listen. >> as far as rfk, i've had a great relationship with him over the years. i respect him, he respects me. i have no idea if he's going to endorse me. i know he's got a news conference. we happen to be in the same state, arizona. we will be in the same state, but in quite different parts of the state. but it is possible we will be meeting tomorrow, and we will be discussing it. >> sandra: he seems optimistic this is coming. we also heard from him earlie

it used to be the heart and soul of the democratic party. and starting in the late 1960's the democrats lost the white working class. you know, to the republican party. again, the white working class is not just one thing. the northern white working class is different from the southern white working class. but it used to be the heart and soul of the democratic party. and, you know, now the white working class has shifted to being the heart and soul of the republican party. and for democrats to not only just win an election, how do we get out of this democratic deficit we are in where neither party can build an enduring governing majority and really establish some kind of stability? this is not about winning one election. this is about democrats building an enduring government majority, passing legislation that can ameliorate some of the economic and social issues of working-class americans. the only way to do that is to win a significant portion of not just white working class, but donald trump is making inroads into the nonwhite working-clas

jealous and immediately pull up, so perhaps they won such a handicap, well, the congress of the democratic partyhe party that proudly calls itself the party of words, of course. por believing in the power of the united states shows that in america there are people, still america, but it feels like outside this hall, the meeting of the democratic party, there are practically no such people even in america itself, everyone can see perfectly well what america is, the symbol of which is this decrepit president biden, who is only ready to shout some threatening words on promtor, and of course. presidential candidate kamel haris, which is rapidly moving towards victory, but this only means that our cause is just, the enemy must be defeated, victory will be ours, we pass the floor to the news, the big game will be back at 23:00, don't miss it. hello, on the first channel. evening news, with you andrey ukharev. the moment when silence is louder than any words.

in the democratic party., the conventions are about the candidates, i was at the rnc. the rnc was a grand celebration of one man, donald trump, but what we saw this week was something different. at the dnc they were introducing americans to this very deep bench of democrats any number of whom could and would like to be president one day. what do you think that will do for the democratic party that this last week was not just about kamala harris. >> it fuels this notion when you see the clear r nc and america doom and gloom on the democratic side you see hopefulness, people and communities who have worked so hard to make america what it actually is, and i think that speaks volumes, certainly there are cynical folks that would say they are just doing it to try to feed this kind of wokism and diversity but when you really think about what americans are wanting in this moment, to feel hopeful about who we actually are and coming together and reclaiming the flag and reclaiming the faith it speaks volumes. again, w

watched hubert humphrey tonight, stand where he has wanted to for so long, at the very top of the democratic partyn very deep, indeed. and hubert humphrey, uh-- who wants to be a healer for the party and for the country, has very little time to heal the divisions in this party in terms of the november election. uh, it's--it's my judgment that hubert humphrey starts out an underdog. - nixon could be gleeful about trumping his enemies, and it gave him great joy to go to chicago to begin his campaign, in the very place where the democratic party had been humiliated by a riot. - ♪ stand up ♪ ♪ and let's take the band up ♪ - here comes richard nixon, the uniter, coming through the city of chicago, you know, like a roman emperor, and being cheered by tens of thousands and harassed by no one. so it looks like this would be the fellow that can unite the country. - ♪ nixon's the one ♪ ♪ ♪ [sirens wailing] - humphrey's in an impossible situation. he's associated with the chaos of the anti-war movement, because of what happened at the convention. he has this albatross of a war tied around his neck. and every

the serious issue before us tonight is the cause for which the democratic party has stood in its finestrs, 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 the longest lasting political party on this planet. [applause] our cause has been, since the days of thomas jefferson, the cause of the common man and the common woman. our commitment has been, since the days of andrew jackson, to all those he called the humble members of society -- the farmers, mechanics, and laborers. on this foundation we have defined our values, refined our policies and refreshed our faith. now i take the unusual step of carrying the cause and the commitment of my campaign personally to our national convention. i speak out 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 party, and in the potential of that party and of a president to make a difference. and i speak out of a deep trust in our capacity to proceed with boldness and a comm

elseware the issue of gaza has been effectively pushed off the table at the democratic party's national convention that didn't stop activists from gathering in chicago to demand the democrats changed their party's unconditional support for the israeli genocide of palestinians rami mazori has more in this following report. thousands of pro-palestinians marched outside the democratic national convention, which is doing its best to censor the issue of israel's attempted genocide in gaza. no pro-palestinian activist has been granted a mainstage speaking slot to address the party, and the word ceasefire has barely been heard. this is even as democratic operatives are trying to convince america that their... presumptive nominee camela harris is not the same as outgoing president joe biden. she's still considered the same until she does different. um, you know, people are empalitizing her saying because she said seizfire, but she refuses to do a arms embargo, and she still is a friend of apec, so we are not believing anything until we see some concrete decisions made a arms embargo. many were

who are not happy where the party has gone, and on the left is democrats middle-of-the-road, moderate, who are reasonable, who are not happy with the progressive wing of the party seizing control with seeing college students on campus is celebrating terrorist attack, actu terrorist attacks in israel, where people were raped and murdered, which that is what many in the modern democratic party support. kamala harris in her speech did a great job with that issue. as a speechwriter, i was very impressed with that and i thought it showed a lot of thought and care put into those issues. but that is why a lot of democrats were looking at rfk, jr., because that is the direction the democratic party has been heading. >> we will talk about the democratic convention that is wrapped up in chicago in just a moment. for now, both of you, thank you, stay with us,e will talk to you in a moment. we said earlier that rfk, jr.'s, name will remain on a lot of belly papers. it will be removed from 10 specific ones and the key battleground states. he said "my presence there wou

and the most interesting thing about this is that the lieutenant governor core of the democratic partyse part of the credit party. 80% of them are women or people of color, and they are just looking on this moment, where second-in-command steps up what an older white guy says he can no longer serve and sits back. and by doing that, she can lift up another one of these future so the democratic party. if shapiro gets the job, the president gets its first black governor. if walz gets the job, peggy flanagan becomes the governor and she would be the first native woman governor of minnesota. these are huge tectonic shifts in the party that are sitting right underneath the surface. it is all happening because of this idea of what happens when a second-in-command rises up and takes that job. and so, when it comes to who she's going to pick, i have to say there is nobody knows better what job requirements of vice president are then vice president kamala harris. so i'm going to let her make her choice there. but what she is already triggering is this conversation about what is the next phase of

we will talk about the democratic convention - party has been heading. stay with us. just a bit of detail. we said earlier rfk junior�*s name will remain on a lot of valid papers but it will be removed, we are told, from ten pacific ones of those just in the key battleground states. he says my presence one would be a —— there would be a spoiler. he will remove his name from the ballot paper in ten key that a ground state but he says elsewhere, if remains on the ballot, if you want to vote for me, you can. in those crucial battering states, his name will be removed. leaving that as a 2—party race. we will talk about that convention in just a moment. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. you are with the context on bbc news. as promised, let's return to events in chicago. the excitement and energy of the party conventions in america can often feel like a grand finale, a big celebration, a victory lap. but in reality, the campaigning is onlyjust beginning. in closing the democratic convention in chicago, kamala harris pledged to lead "for al

kamla harris is the candidate of the democratic party. in the us presidential election, he is going to give a speech at the meeting of the national committee of the us democratic party. in their slogans, supporters of palestine asked harris to adopt a more stubborn stance against the israeli regime. some media outlets estimate the number of demonstrators, which will continue until the meeting of the national assembly of democrats, between 40,000 and 100,000 people. it was estimated and described as the largest demonstration in the history of chicago. another palestinian journalist was wounded by a zionist bullet i see. a female palestinian reporter was shot by the occupation forces while covering the news of the attacks of the zionist army on khan yunus in the south of the gaza strip. the information office of the palestinian authority in the gaza strip announced that since the beginning of the war against gaza, the zionist occupying army has martyred more than 170 journalists. dozens of journalists were also injured. the zionist army aim

uh, any time that they that they want to, but as the as the speakers here are are saying, the democratic party is aligned with the corporate and imperialist interests uh of the united states just as much as the republican party. one of the the main things that the protesters are calling for is an end to israeli aid from the united states and that's just obviously not not going to happen because just last week you had joe biden approved. billions more for israel and it's it's worth worth reminding that since the uh since the uh force establishment of the state of israel the us has sent over 300 billion dollars, 300 billion dollars uh to the to the israelis, it's something that uh uh certainly democrats uh don't want to talk about, but it's uh it's very very high on the list here and uh we just don't see any sort of uh willingness the of the democratic party even discuss the issue, marzina, right? well, i mean, you said uh, that uh, these protesters are about mile away or so from the actual venue of the convention. i'm just wondering uh, because there were speculation about protests during this

we're here to demand a democratic party, ends the genocide. we don't want to see what the table with the genocidal party we want it and the genocide, that's what i was gonna ask you is. why is it so important for you to be here with so many people that are all fighting for the same thing? yeah, i mean, the popular will of people in the united states, if you're looking at, in general, people in the united states is that they want an end to this genocide. when you look at democratic folders, again, i don't have a party affiliation for to look at just democratic voters. it's almost 80 percent. want to see an end to the genocide, an almost 40 percent want to see an arms and bar go placed against israel. and so the popular will of the people is not being acted by the party that is in power in this country. and so, and that's the same party that is enabled and funded and provide a political cover for the genocide against our people. and so we're demanding an end to that genocide. we're going to take that demand just like we have every day this week w

that things have uh toned down a bit, i mean you're... perspective of the line first of all the democratic party in dealing with the situation, the genocide in gaza, and does it make a difference if it's joe biden or comala harris? looking at the news is, yes, the democrats are are trying to keep things under control, they don't want the demonstrations, the they refuse to let the 30 delegates for the uncommitted have any... voice, the they requested to speak, this is a political avention, and they were, they were refused, so that makes me very angry, i would be very upset if our palestinian now there demonstrating, i mean that would have been at least indication of of giving a little bit, and also it's very strange that they chose chicago, which is ground zero for muslims in america, that's where... all the intellectual activity focuses in on chicago, all the all all the conferences, the university level, islam is is very much focused in in in chicago at the university, so it's odd ahead without any any acknowledgement of the palestinian issue at all, that's very bad news because... because they

anti-israel protesters filled the street, with their fury of the democratic party. inside the convention center here, democrats huddled to officially nominate vice president kamala harris as their candidate for president of the united states. and to the protests heated up to a full on confrontation. look at this. look at the center of your screen. a full on confrontation with police outside the israeli commerce. police say they arrested more than 70 people last night. and we will see what happens when they go through the courts and meet the district attorney and see if any of that has any accountability to it. if the law really is applied to these protesters. after police did their jobs to arrest them. we will follow the story. the video also shows one of the protesters setting fire to a combined american/israeli flag on the ground and then flipping apart the burnt remains. this display of hate and chaos once again highlighting the split with the democratic party over israel. and its war against the hamas terrorists after the october 7th massacre. i am harris faulkne

team trump has to rethink its strategy to take on the all—but—certain democratic party nominee, vice la harris. younger, a woman of colour and clearly more energetic. my guest is democratic congressman adam smith. is his party now in danger of overestimating the kamala effect? congressman adam smith in seattle, welcome to hardtalk. well, thanks for having me. it's a pleasure to have you, congressman. let's start with the withdrawal of presidentjoe biden from the race. you were one of the most outspoken and early democratic party politicians saying that his candidacy was no longer viable. do you right now feel a strong sense of vindication? i don't focus on it that way. i think the right choice was made by the president, by others in the party, and we got to the right place. it's not about me. it's about putting the best possible candidate up there to represent the democratic party. and i think we did that. i think we made the right choice. i think the president made the right choice. and we're in a better position now because of it. sure, you say it's not about you, but you were clear

well, i i think the democratic party now with this caris ticket feels they're sitting pretty. because there's this perception of course that donald trump as a republican candidate is even more extreme than the than the democrats have been up to now, and while there's some grounds for believing that, my own view is that the difference is largely a semantic one, and at the very least with donald trump, he still has the temerity to see himself as a policy maker rather than a policy. whereas democrats have basically signed over entirely the process of policy making to the deep state and the shadowy elements within it, not the least of them being obviously contributions by ipac, that the demonstrations have had some effect, namely... the effect that we're seeing, which is that democrats are increasingly paying lip service, to concerns, to faind concerns about palestinians, we've heard it from biden, we've heard it from blincon and from several others, so that even as they remain committed to essentially making this genocide possible, in the first place um ' "they're now starting to talk ab

the quite an exciting time for the democratic party.— democratic party.ign — democratic party. the trunk campaign already _ democratic party. the trunk campaign already on - democratic party. the trunk campaign already on it - campaign already on it describing him as dangerously liberal, extremist, orthat gain any traction? it’s liberal, extremist, or that gain any traction? it's quite hard to gain _ gain any traction? it's quite hard to gain that _ gain any traction? it's quite hard to gain that kind - gain any traction? it's quite hard to gain that kind of. hard to gain that kind of traction with a guy who is a hunter, who has been in the military for 24 years, really has had to govern estate we said to work with both sides of the aisle. i don't think that is going to stick and i think people are tired of hearing the same attack from this trump team. quite surprised it is still the same attack. he does to every box _ still the same attack. he does to every box been _ still the same attack. he does to every box been school- to every box been school teach

big game live: there are days when it becomes completely clear why in the united states the democratic partyty of donkeys. indeed, today an unprecedented show in the history of the united states of america opens in chicago starts the democratic party convention, which is to make a fateful choice regarding the democratic candidate for president, the city has already gone into a state of siege, all the police cordons are in place, all the shop windows are packed in anticipation of primarily pro-palestinian rallies that are supposed to protest the biden administration's policies in the middle east, in fact, these demonstrations have already begun, as for. which will be presented at the convention may get the opportunity for free abortions ryvao actonomy also established there an eighteen-foot inflatable intrauterine device called the frida womb is. just the decoration of the meeting room of the democratic party of the united states of america, well, of course, the most curious thing about the party of asses is that the candidate for the post of president will be a person for whom not a single v

so, democratic party, you've got some work to do. but what they are evolving into those dark threads, not the entire party. i would never cast this upon every democrat. but the dark parts of the party, we should not see that here in the united states of america. - senator, as a representative of an agricultural state that relies on trade and as a proponent of free trade. we know that former president trump, as he is running, has been a supporter of tariffs in the past and is proposing a tariff regime that will be even greater and go beyonwhat he did in his first term. 10% tariff is the proposition on all imported goods from overseas and a 60% tariff on chinese imports. this is an issue for iowa farmers. you've spoken to trump i know at length about this issue. how have those conversations gone? - yes, and we dealt with this in the former administration, so it was really important to have those conversations. and i do know having worked with donald j. trump on so many of these issues, that he cares about the american farmer. he cares a

that's a voter idea and the washington democratic party was not around her. they are being led into this by the voter momentum. if they stick with her, the party will stick with her too. people are going to start saying things like it's a sugar high, we're going down. and people who know what will happen next, they were not alive and everything is crazy right now. i'm skeptical of all these conversations about oh, just wait for it to dip, wait, wait. like who knows. she could win every state or she could win none. and she has almost no time to really pull this thing together and pull it off. >> and there is a very short amount of time that she won't have time. and before we go. i do hear rumblings of what are her policies? donald trump never laid out a policy plan. >> yeah, actually the best thing that happened to her is 2025 and it is not project 2025. because if you vote for a republican candidate this time. don't be surprised that project 2025 is going to rock your world. you can't say you didn't know about it. so that is number one. number two, she has a g

peasants, but he, shall we say, may be distrusted or disliked by the more moderate democrats, or by the part of the republican party that may vote for the democratic candidate because, let's say, in their words, he is too left leaning his state, regarding ukraine, a very interesting case, he made statements in support of ukraine, he also signed a bill that at the beginning of... a large-scale invasion, that businesses in minneapolis, in minnesota cannot do business with russia, well and he is the head of the national association of democratic governors, he is thus involved in working with the ukrainian authorities, and they even signed a memorandum of cooperation between the state of minneapolis, and sorry, i apologize to minnesota and the chernihiv region. tanya, what is actually happening in trump vance's company now, and the most, the most... the most attention was donald trump's press conference, his participation in the conference of the national association of african-american journalists, and one of the statements that came from trump, that he questioned, and the fact that kamala harris always considered her

haris as the candidate of the democratic party. but outside this building, thousands of angry americans have surrounded the surrounding streets because of the continuation of the american government's military and political financial support of the zionist regime's genocidal crimes. american believers, while holding palestinian flags in their hands, shout and write to stop the genocide in gaza and end the american support for they demanded the zionist regime. the democratic party and joe biden and kamla harid. the police arrested a large number of demonstrators . we are now in a dark moment in american history. while all the heads of the democratic party are engaged in extensive propaganda for kamla haris and to attract more votes, they insist on the importance of the fate of the people of gaza, but at the same time, side by side, the republican party approved multi-billion dollar aid for israel . since october of last year, that is, since 10 months ago , the whole world as well as the american people asked joe biden and kamla harr

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i am a minority of 4 people in the democratic party like it. nables what you are talking against. if not, democrats would win every time. >> did you see how he did that? >> i'm going to get my one too. >> is good to be back around the table. i'm next, president trump honoring the hero's skill. three years ago today and not letting kamala harris off the hook over the chaotic pull out. what can i do to make a better cotton crop? we believe that the best products are made in america and come fresh from the family farm. and produced under the most sustainable farming techniques. from our sheets to our blankets and quilts this is a product that can be passed on. it could be a family heirloom. go to red land cotton dot com and receive 20% off your order with code fox 20. ♪ ♪ >> joe biden spends this week at a beach in delaware. with harris nowhere to be seen today honoring the 13 hero skill during the biden administration's botched afghanistan withdrawal three years ago today. trump going to detroit and hammering kamala's role in the chaos. >> caused

this is the democrat party.rtant to understand when they talk about the rich and they talk about you have a right to free healthcare. none of that really matters to them. they know that if you fall for that you're going to vote for them they'll become more and more powerful their administrative state is going to become more powerful it will decide what medical treatment you get if any it will decide what prescription drugs you get if any. does that work anywhere in the world? pick any socialists last marxist may be a fascist is at work anywhere in the world? no and of course they are attacking the traditions they are attacking america's values by attacking america's founding. we are told the country was not founded in 1776 that note 1619 you need to be reeducated, you need to understand this. we are told the constitution of the united states was set up to protect slavery and white supremacy. really where does that come from doesn't come from anywhere consuming ideology it's that simple part of want to read somet

that is the fundamental problem with the democratic party. it got sold to big donors and has been abandoning working people ever sense. on the question of roe, democrats had decades to codify roe and refused to do that that should not be blamed on green. that was the democrats' own doing. barack obama and joe biden said that will be the first thing they would do in office and they never did it. basically, democrats -- voters deserve a right to vote. one last point is that if you do not have a right to vote we will never be able to drive the system in the direction we want. if you vote for a lesser people, you're are basically disappearing everything you stand for. support becomes invisible. that is why democrats and republicans keep marching to the right and democrats -- they lifted trump up. that was part of the hillary clinton dnc strategy, the so-called pied piper strategy to lift up the most extremist republican candidate in the hopes that it would be easier to beat him in the general and turned out it was not but they had elevated him lar

attorney joe cotchett is a longtime democratic party supporter. >> i've gone back maybe 30 years with democrats locally, nationally and otherwise. i go back 42 years with joe biden. gavin and i on the great wall in china, 20 years ago. >> cotchett says governor newsom wants to go far and that he's worked hard for democratic party leaders. >> of course, he has presidential ambitions. he's a born leader. he's tremendous. and yes, he did work very hard for joe biden and kamala harris. >> what happens next for newsom? >> every moment he's awake during the day, he will be working on that campaign. that's how important he knows it is to the entire country to stop trump from another four years. >> uc santa cruz professor of media studies nolan higdon says newsom and harris have always stood out in the democratic party. >> i think they're certainly two rising stars within the democratic party over the last decade. >> higdon says newsom played a big role in bolstering support in the golden state for president biden. higdon says harris has her own strong ties to california donors and the democr

see the democratic party rejecting a kennedy?he idea that a kennedy would join forces with the donald trump, i think it's a big deal. he wasn't going to get the majority but will probably get the last 5%, people disaffected by both parties that feel offended by how democrats ran their process nominating somebody, it wasn't a fair fight, they sued him every chance they could get kept him off the ballot. they did not allow him to participate in a fair way and there's a lot of people offended so last 5%, the bit that makes the difference, i think it is a huge win for donald trump that will translate. >> you touched upon the realignment. we will listen to why rfk junior decided to endorse donald trump. >> don't you want a president is going to get us out of the worst and rebuild the middle class in this country? he told me he wanted to end of the censorship because american democracy is the free flow of information. can you think of anytime you can look back in history and say the people we are censoring for the good guys? [cheering]

both the democrats and the republican parties are in cohoots with big food companies. vice president harris expressed no interest in addressing this issue. four more years of democratic rule will complete the consolidation of corporate and neocon power and our children will be the ones who suffer most. i got involved with chronic disease 20 years ago, not because i chose to or wanted to. it was essential thrust upon me. it was an issue that should have been central to the environmental movement and i was a central leader at that time. but it was widely ignored by all the institutions including the ngo's who should have been protecting our kids against toxins. i watch generations of children get sicker and sicker. i had 11 siblings and seven kid myself. i was conscious of what was happening in their classrooms and to their friends and i watched these sick kids, damaged kids in that generation, almost all of them are damaged. and nobody in power seemed to care or even notice for 19 years i prayed every morning that god would put me in a position to end this calamity. the

two of the most beloved figures in the democratic party advocating for kamala harris in front of their hometown crowd. that is not all. democrats know that chicago, of course, launched obama's campaign, hosted his victory speech in 2008. obama addressed the crowd of thousands in grant park moments after he was elected. the first black president in u.s. history. in addition to barack and michelle obama, we are expecting to hear from chuck schumer, tammy duckworth, bernie sanders, j.b. pritzker and michelle from new mexico. and doug emhoff. what are you looking for tonight? >>> well, i'll tell you, joy, we may have questions for you. i know it's loud where you are and getting louder. let us know if you can hear us. >> i can hear ya. >> i was in the hall in '04 and of course barack obama, there was buzz in democratic circles, but not every delegate newnessly what course he would be on. not every person in that hall until he took the stage and he gave a speech that i think more so than certainly most speeches outside of maybe inaugurals that us nerds focus on, a speech that is remembered n

the democratic government delegates have officially named capital. however, assigned to 10 involves the parties normally use for november's election. in a ceremonial roll call, i am thrilled to reaffirm pamela harris as the democratic nominee for president, delegates from all 50 states cost their votes, one day to the democratic national convention in chicago. campbell, a harris will officially accept the presidential nomination during his speech on thursday. i'm going to take you to that convention center in chicago at the moment . former 1st lady michelle obama has been speaking ahead of speech since can be made by her husband, the former president of the united states bought obama. let's listen. but it is now my honor to enter somebody who knows a lot about who someone who has spent his life strengthening our democracy. and let me tell you as someone who lives with him, he wakes up every day every day and thinks about what's best for this country. please welcome america's 44th president and the love of my life. the . 2 to do, but on the side of the ready to go even even though i'm the only p