now that i think about it, dick cheney made the news a lot. don't be like dick cheney. about republicans. they always say that liberals are obsessed with race, but they're the ones who can't stop thinking about it. they had a blank slate to build a narrative around kamala harris, and they immediately went 1860 on us, because they got black on the brain. and republicans aren't only saying kamala is too black. they're also saying she's not black enough. >> early in her career, she identified as south asian. now she is considered an african-american woman. >> is she black? is she indian? nobody knows. >> kamala's indian, black heritage, or whatever it is she wants to be today. >> one year, she's black. the next year, she's of south asian descent. >> she was indian all the way and then all of a sudden, she made a turn and she went, she became a black person. >> just to be clear -- >> i don't know if you know this or not, but you can be both. [cheers and applause] and i don't want to break your brains, but two isn't even the most races a person can be. bruno mars is the most

hussein, iran in this region is significantly increased its influence and yes, maybe people like dick cheney, benjamin netanyahu, basically knew that this was going to happen and thought that iran was next anyway , so it was okay, i don't know, maybe, but i do remember that there was an article, i think it was in the new yorker called reorientation, it came out in 2006 or 2007, where it was said that because... in iraq, things didn't go according to plan, and iran now had so much influence in the region that it was decided to go and displace the shiites this time, and that was the real reason for this attempts to overthrow bashar al-assad, by the way, that's exactly it, not the threat to our democracy, not the bounties on the heads of us soldiers in afghanistan, and not all the other nonsense and lies they've been telling. vladimir putin's real crime was opposing the us in their attempt at regime change in syria, and you can even look at the way vladimir spoke. putin before syria and after syria, there's such a difference. george bush said he looked vladimir putin in the eye and saw a christ

start this war, but you know what stopped the war with iran the first time, the military, when dick cheneyted to start it, and george bush, i think george bush, by the end of it, no, i listen to this guy too much, i think by year seven he finally realized that it was time to stop listening to the wildcats, because... it was the military, something about logistics, they were like, guys, we don't have that much of an advantage over iran, yeah, we're not going to lose the war, but they can attack so many american bases that are there, it's going to be a bloodbath, it wasn't just one green beret who told me off the record that it would be not even 10 times harder than fighting iraq, fighting iran will be a thousand times harder, it will be a completely different war, maybe it was... that moment stopped the war then, but even just, even just the rhetoric about how we need to be tougher with iran, why, why are we even talking about this, why are we constantly escalating, it's so simple, the american people are all for it, no more idiotic wars. listen, there are a lot of problems in the shi'i wor

and um, i think i can imagined as anyone who would agree with the possible exception of dick cheney or something like that, that these were useful and helpful either to united states of america, its allies or to the poor victims of the conflict in iraq and afghanistan. so, so, you know, you can see how those who are sent to fight those wars and who's come back to the consequences of that and gauge meant for working people all over america. so you can see why they've turned their back both on washington, but also on a new adventure such as ukraine, right? you know, what, i'm, what are the things we do forget about ukraine and this is not true in any way. i'm a condone what put is done, but remember that the, the deal that was struck with the garbage of, um, uh, by the by bush was that nature would not expand east in exchange for the, the, essentially the, this, the surrender if you will, of the soviet block in the way, in the, in the cold work. and, you know, it would have been one thing if the economic union, as cuz as a financial force, a trade force had moved east into the baltic sta

to the out and see where you didn't see the likes of mitt romney or po ryan or george w bush, or dick cheney, or anyone who essentially was in the republic confirmed them and for a number of years, none of them were there to support donald trump. but the democrats are able to rule load a number of big names, like the obama's on tuesday night. and what we'll see you on wednesday with the same is that protecting your rights. the going to talk about abortion rights are going to talk about voting rights. they're also going to talk, but marriage rights, particularly because the number of democrats, so why did about comments that have come from the supreme court over the last year or so about the possibility of threatening game outage in the united states. i will hear from nancy pelosi, who, of course, was the one point the speaker in the high, still a very prominent democrats. and it'll be interesting to see what reactions he gets . because apparently she was the capitalist digital biting, stepping down. and she told them that he was going to win, that there was the real potential that he could d

was saying, as you alluded to, daniel ellsberg back in the 19 ninety's and paul, what boards and dick cheney and rumsfeld. well, part of this we have something that was a created called the project for the new american century called the phoenix. and they were planning back in and 1998 a role dominance. i did not care the tires. it was you mention about ukraine, their goal was to be to predominate world hunger. we can rush or to challenge china . china does not want more with us. we're the ones that great the atmosphere of yeah. we want to, we can try it out. we want to region russia so that we can be the sole super power after. well, i could do this 10 years ago. i remember having a conversation with ben diploma trevor, the joint you said richard myers. and i stated that one day china and russia was going to get, i'll go to get tired of books, they can, we can dominate the world, and then going to come together. and that's what happened in the case of book syria . china i rested, decided no more this, we're not going to have this. and so they decided that they were going to step in, in syri

and dick cheney bushes vice president and paul ryan, mitt romney, who was the vice, that was the presidential candidate for the republicans. none of them forget speaking roles. they weren't even there. they were absolutely unwelcome at the republican convention. so the associated republic community was, was a man. in contrast, the democrats are incredibly, i would say to him, like one democrat like myself, shockingly united. you have everybody from alexandria across the and cortes, kind of the leader of the progressives to the most conservative democrats lining up ford square behind. come with harrison tim waltz in a way that today feels very exciting. when we be here 2 months from now, we can talk then and we sold a one, it seemed that was a photo cuz real female that focus we'll say you got to see more of a perhaps people talking about her personality who she is will be hearing from her husband later on in the night. but what to her and her running mates and what we need to do from now on until november's presidential election to gain those votes and to when that's election for messages. sh

so if i were him, i would do the same thing, donald rumsfeld and george bush and dick cheney did, let's keep this iraq worth and go and look at all polls are going up exactly. and to the weather, to uh, to keep it going or to just avoid the, the, the courts going to prison. exactly. that he also being that yahoo knows, he has a much stronger ally and donald trump. so if he kind of white knuckles it until then, i think at least he has the well it things can't get worse. yeah. won't, they can only get better for me. so i do think that he does how he does suffer from quite a low approval rating. but is really, is, are notoriously fickle and he could literally free a hostage tomorrow at his approval rating to shoot up again. yeah. and he, he is playing a good game. he's deliberately not rescued the american hostages. that's to keep american hostage, you know, and uh, you know, you don't really want the hostages free when the guy, you're negotiating the release of the hostages with you assessing it. but i mean, is there is, can there be better evidence of that? and he was a moderate, he was

everything was said, as you alluded to, daniel ellsberg back in the 19 ninety's in paul, what boards and dick cheney and rumsfeld, well, part of this, we have something with a created called the project for the new american century. called the peanut and they were planning back in the 1998 a world dominance. i did not care of their tires in with you mention about ukraine . their goal was to be to predominate world all week in russia to challenge china. china does not want more with us. we're the ones that great the atmosphere of yeah . we want to week in china, we want to region russia, so we can be the sole super power after. well, i could do this 10 years ago. i remember having a conversation with ben diploma chairman of georgie's that richard myers and i stated that one day china and russia was going to get a go to get tired of us back and we can dominate the world. and then going to come together. and that's what happens in the case of up syria, china, i've, uh, rest of decided no more of this. we're not going to have this. and so they decided that they were going to step in, in syria. likewise

through outside today, but for now, she'll preview back in the 19 ninety's and they help which been dick cheney and rumsfeld. well, part of is we have something with a great a called the project for the new american century. called the peanut and they were planning back in the 1998 for world dominance. i did not care the times it was you mention about ukraine. their goal was to be to predominate world, tiger weekend, russia to challenge china. china does not want more with us. we're the ones that create the atmosphere at war. we want to weaken china, we want to region russia so that we can be the sole super power after. well, i could do this 10 years ago. i remember having a conversation with ben diploma chairman of georgie's that richard myers and i stated that one day china and russia was going to get a go to get tired of us bank and we can dominate the world. and then going to come together. and that's what happened in the case of book syria. china i've rested, decided no more of this. we're not going to have this. we're china and russia, north korea. but no career is no direct to us, but we

governor walz told kamala harris, i don't want to be president and that is what dick cheney said. that makes her think he will not run. >> steve: a eight years to chan his mind. >> lawrence: the governor also said everything is right with joe biden. >> brian: so did tim walz. >> ainsley: so great, the three of us were interviewing donald trump, we wanted you to be included. producers had a great idea, why don't lawrence walk around sturgis and ask questions. you asked everyone what is most important to him. one voter asked president trump about energy and this was his response. watch this. >> mr. president, what can we do to achieve a permanent long-term energy solution to keep us energy independent? >> lawrence: great question. mr. president? >> great question and important question. we are run by people that are not smart people. we have more liquid gold under our feet than any other country, russia, saudi arabia, more than anybody. we were energy independent four years ago and now we're begging venezuela for oil. venezuela? they don't even have oil, they have tar. you have to t

have pointed her out as the most unpopular vice president in modern history more unpopular than dick cheney and mike pence or al gore or even dan quayle who was also ridiculed by the media lot for his immature amats break. >> democrat you spoke to say her purple numbers are low? >> like to describe racism or sexism. others will admit she's justju t ready for the job. i think when president biden chose her there is a hope among the democrat party she would ultimately become the parent to the party. a big reason why joe biden is running again, is running for reelection it's because kamala harris is not ready the donors the people and control the party do not be hers ready for the not willing to put her up to face donald trump again. >> are you suggesting that annual reporting president joe biden was planning to only serve one term? >> i certainly think there was a lot of democrat advisors and democratic donors who felt that when he made that speech i think itit was 2020 in michigan he mae the speech describing himself as the bridge to the next generation of democratic leaders. a lot of people

more unpopular than dick cheney, mike pence, al gore, even dan quayle who was ridiculed by the media for her amateurish antics. host: why do democrats you spoke to say her poll numbers are low? guest: a lot of them like to ascribe it to racism or sexism but others will admit that she's just not ready for the job. i think when president biden chose her, there was hope among the democrat party that she would ultimately become the hare parypt to the party. a big wherein why joe biden is running for re-election is because kamala harris is not ready. the donors and people in control of the party don't view her as ready and are not willing to put her up to face donnal ald trump -- donald trump. host: are you suggesting that in your reporting, that president joe biden was planning to only serve one term? guest: i certainly think there was a lot of democrat advisors and democratic donors who felt that when he made that speech in i think it was in 2020 in michigan, when he made that speech describing himself as the bridge to the next generation of democratic leaders, i think that a lot of peo

more unpopular than dick cheney, mike pence, al gore, even dan quayle who was ridiculed by the media for her amateurish antics. host: why do democrats you spoke to say her poll numbers are low? guest: a lot of them like to ascribe it to racism or sexism but others will admit that she's just not ready for the job. i think when president biden chose her, there was hope among the democrat party that she would ultimately become the hare parypt to the party. a big wherein why joe biden is running for re-election is because kamala harris is not ready. the donors and people in control of the party don't view her as ready and are not willing to put her up to face donnal ald trump -- donald trump. host: are you suggesting that in your reporting, that president joe biden was planning to only serve one term? guest: i certainly think there was a lot of democrat advisors and democratic donors who felt that when he made that speech in i think it was in 2020 in michigan, when he made that speech describing himself as the bridge to the next generation of democratic leaders, i think that a lot of peo

they can take a woman who is probably less popular than dick cheney and now she's the messiah. this is someone they tried to rip off the ticket a year ago and now she's a cultural phenomenon? i bet if i switched parties and registered as a democrat, identified as african american and tapped harold ford jr. s vice president and set all the things i've been saying on "the five" -- i'm a human being and i've listened and i've learned, i might probably do well against trump and the battlegrounds, that's how powerful this machine is. i know harold ford jr. list to give people the benefit of the doubt, let's give her the benefit of the doubt. let's say she did listen and she learned because she's a human being. she stopped listening and learning after she got the white house because we have been telling her to close the border. we've been telling her to stop spending money. we've been telling her to stop putting boys & girls club rooms, she hasn't listened at all. she hasn't learned from any of that. not only do you have to listen to be a leader, you have to lead to. when has kamala

george bush and dick cheney, when they started their folly with the iraq war, they couldn't bring --ies. they couldn't bring back a draft. it would be political suicide. so what did they do? bush signed an executive order now sending our national guard over in the world combat zones. that is ridiculous. that is for the regular military to be doing that. the army, navy, air force, marines. not the national guard. and besides that, governor walz already had 24 years in. he's an e9. an e9 doesn't go out on patrol. an e9 doesn't lead a demolition raid. e9s are the highest enlisted belonging to that particular unit. they come out with the commanding officer, and they have a rapport with the co and the head enlisted. it's a relatively honor position more than it is any else. so walz deploying and vance is worried about that, i think vance is doing a disservice to the united states marine corps, because i know a lot of great marine, and marines show respect. that's the one thing you get out of a marine is respect. and vance ought to look in the mirror and behave like a marine. >> well, let

bush that makes the old school republicans feel good that means dick cheney.icy experience to balance out young barack obama. this doesn't balance. this reinforces what i thought kamala harris was, but i'm not really sure what she is. if you go to her website, it says nothing on her platform. she doesn't give interviews. sarah could say she's changed about 12 policies so this is really a lot of question marks. stuart: look at the other side of the coin. the harris campaign is trying to say trump is low energy. they use this comparison of schedules. that's what they call low energy. how could anyone call trump low energy, brian? brian: he only has montana on friday, and they are barn storming the country because she just picked a runningmate. look, trump, this is his third rodeo. this guy was on the road even during the pandemic and getting criticized for it. so even in 2022 he was doing rallies. 2021 he's at a rally so i don't think his appearances will be an issue. what he's doing too is meeting with people everyday and doing interviews almost everyday. he di

i don't know, does dick cheney and george bush end on bad terms?steve: i don't think so. >> brian: they did because scooter libby didn't get his pardon. they ended up leaving with tension. the worst can you do is name someone your running mate. >> lawrence: part of it of course politicians never want to admit it. they all want the power. so hard when you can feel the power of the president. you are right there. and you never achieve it. and i think that's part of the problem. even though tim walz says he never wants to be president. that he is just there to assist kamala harris. we'll see. >> steve: so while the democrats try to put on a happy face like they are one big happy family, not really probably the case. meanwhile, tonight, tim walz is going to essentially introduce him to the world so that we know more about him. but we don't know more about their policies because they simply have not come out anything okay, we're for this. doesn't it remind you of something quite substantial 2010 somebody said something famous about something else. >> bi

kamala harris,cos to the least popular vice president in polling history, even more unpopular, dick cheney, who literally shot a guy in the face. kamala harri shos is abouts is to become the presidential nominee of one of our two major political partie t presides. and she'll do it without 1 earning one vote from the american publi c. or to your point, take one question from the press. she hasn't 13 days sinces sinc basically becoming the democratic nominee and our medi democraa take zero issue with that, despite the fact that kamala harris on policythad has assumed more positions than jenna jamieson on fracking, n, as you pointed outfr on the border, free health care for illegals, crime, you name cri it. and she has literally, by the way, promised to bring marxism to the oval office. and .she's g marxi never use tht but here's what she said. we want a society that quoteerte everyone ends up in the same place. and since we didn't start in the same place thee plac, some s might need more equitable distribution, unquote. that'soms migh marxism, plainte and simple. and this candidate, i'm tell

they can take a woman who was probably less popular than dick cheney, and now she's the pant suit messiahmeone they tried to rip off the ticket a year ago and now she's a cultural phenomenon? i bet if i switched parties and registered as a democrat, identified as african american... >> hear, hear! >> and did all the things i've been saying on "the five," i'm a human being and i've listened and i've learned, i might probably do well against trump in the battlegrounds. that's how powerful this machine is. i know harold ford jr. likes to give people the benefit of the doubt. let's give her the benefit of the doubt. she stopped listening and learning after she got in to the white house because we've been telling her to close the border. we've been telling her to stop spending money. we've been telling her to stop putting boys in girls locker rooms. she hasn't listened to any of that. you have to lead. when has kamala harris led anything? donald trump led on tariffs, border, china, nato. you can look at his web site right now. he has a vision for what he wants to do. you go to kamala harris's

i am old enough to remember dick cheney.n who skyrocketed into popularity until she started speaking and basically "snl" ended her career politically. what does it mean that j.d. vance in only three weeks is already the least popular vp pick in american history? >> because we've heard this book, jason, we've read this book cover to cover and people are tired of it. it didn't even get a rating on the best seller's list. the book that we read, the antics of donald trump before and j.d. vance is nothing but a younger steroid version with more of a mouth than donald trump. and when you attack women, their private parts, there's some kind of fascination with women and their private parts, it's a problem, especially as women are the largest electorate in this country, whether it's republican or democrat. and then think about this, sarah palin really started all of this us versus them in this modern era particularly when it came to barack obama. and remember that moment when john mccain stepped in, the late great senator john mccai

i'm trying to say i'm proud to announce that dick cheney, a man of great integrity, sound judgment in experience is my choice to be the next vice president of the united states i am very pleased and very privileged to introduce to you the next vice president of the united states governor sarah palin of the great state of alaska that's vice president of the united states of america joe biden a walk through history there. now, bill clinton selection of al gore, the first clip you saw there was steam kind of unusual at the time they form the youngest team ever to make for the white house. >> both were from the south. both were also members at that time of the party's more moderate wing, two men who helped make that winning election possible join me now, james carville and paul begala all right. >> first of all, i have to say the twenty-year-old political junkie in me would have been so cite that one day i'd be talking to both of you all at once, so thank you for that james, let me start with you. >> when bill clinton picked al gore as his running mate, it was kind of doubling down on you

president of the united states of america, senator al gore of tennessee so i'm proud to announce that dick cheneyt integrity, sound judgment in experience is my choice to be the next vice president of the united states i am very pleased i'm very privileged to introduce to you the next vice president of the united states governor sarah palin of the great state of alaska that's vice president of the united states of america joe biden a walk through history there. now, bill clinton selection of al gore, the first clip you saw there was steam kind of unusual at the time they form the youngest team ever to make sure the white house both were from the south. both were also members at that time of the party's more moderate wing. two men who helped make that winning election possible, join me now, james carville and paul begala all right. first of all, i have to say the twenty-year-old political junkie in me would have been so cite that one day i'd be talking to both of you all at once, so thank you for that. james, let me start with you. when bill clinton take al gore as his running mate was kind of dou

i mean, i don't think dick cheney suddenly changed the game for george bush and i don't think you know, kamala harris changed the game for joe biden people either love donald trump or they hate donald trump, and they're gonna vote accordingly. and so j.d. vance has little to do with that. i think i think you're right. but you have to wonder if you're trump. has he being a drag on the ticket? he might not help donald trump get over the edge. but if he's dragging the ticket and right now those numbers are so bad for j.d. vance there particularly bad in his home region in the rust belt, the polling, there is worse for j.d. vance, so i think trump will tire of a running mate that is dragging the ticket down pretty soon and either make a change are really kind of marginalize them i asked this of arish swallow when he was on one thing that j.d. vance is raising, we talked about this, is he is he's accusing kamala harris of hiding from taking tough questions she hasn't sat for. sadder, stood for taking facing reporters questions in a significant way the reason i posed this is not as selfishly

that happened because george w bush and dick cheney any went into the iraq war based on lies, no weaponsuction, no ties to okay, tight enough. and with 911 and they ran out of bodies they needed more bodies. they couldn't implement a draft that would be political suicide so what george bush did was sign an executive orders sending the national guard into foreign deployment. the national guard is not for foreign deployment. their names says what they do. they guard are asian from within so this hogwash about governor waltz missing a deployment not only that he's 24 years, he's an e9. i deploy twice. we never even had an e9 with us when we deploy boyd. 9s are not going to walk the point. they're not going to be involved in any combat whatsoever. they're figureheads being the most senior enlisted within their company. and that's what it's all about. so i think that vance is doing a disservice to himself and a disservice the united states marine corps. i know a lot of great marines and marine show respect and vance and not showing respect. and let's talk let's continue. who is he have respec

george bush cannot get dick cheney on the phone says fix it. needs a videoconferencing with nick raven during the bin laden raid so things come about. bill clinton needs to do a deposition. others need to come on. buys into question the future question because it's a very good question. it's always in behind the private sector for there's no question about that. one of the simple reasons is very difficult to get presidents to agree to give up space. i open the obama chapter which is not mostly about the takedown of osama bin laden but i open the obama chapter with the situation about valerie who is a closeck advisor and mentor to barack w obama and michelle oba. they were coming to her and the president the first couple of years we really want to renovate the west ring it's a complete fire trap and it was. it was antiquated and the technology was not up to the 21st r century per the cap resisting saying no there is finally a meeting in the situation room were valerie jarrett said listen, the first black president of the united states is not goi

have to in washington to break tag i just just to frame it as a question to you, where other than dick cheney, would that not be the case for any vice president i couldn't i couldn't answer that. >> i think you're absolutely right. >> right. i mean, i am not saying that this is not trying to relegate this standing trial absolutely. and she benefits from it. >> i'm i'm actually saying yeah, there is a lot of benefit that she is accruing. you've asked me about the numbers. i think those numbers are because the american people are finally they don't paint her with the same biden-harris brush that they shouldn't say that. >> i'm republicans were focusing all of their attacks on joe biden, right? >> and so there is an impact of that. and i think that's what you see in the numbers, is that bidenomics, the biden economy. thank you, joe. i mean, there were all of these. there's all of this messaging that was absolutely know, focused completely on joe biden. and now that he's not there anymore see that harris did not she was not painted by that brush by the republic. >> i mean, i'm at the point where

thinking the republican convention pension there was no vice president pence there there was no dick cheney, there wasn't a george w bush. it was remarkable that the past republican presidents and vice presidents and candidates who were not there we'll see hillary clinton on that stage our reporting is that she's going to talk about how many cracks have been put in the proverbial glass ceiling. >> i love that. i mean, that was that was her big line dan, when she when she stepped back to let obama step forward, she finally said, look, we've gone as far as we can, but she says there's glass ceiling is still there, but we put 18 million cracks in it. and now here we are just a few years later, and that ceiling is now been broken by kamala harris it is remarkable. we're going to have hillary clinton, bill clinton, michelle obama, barack obama, joe biden donald trump had hulk hogan i mean, the contrast in terms of having the full party behind kamala harris all of our luminaries, all of our powerhouses saying this is a person we believe in. and you literally just had, you know, i think kid rock o

and why is she more unpopulasher than dick cheney? >> no offense,. no, i love you.or >> victor davis hanson is a senior fellow at the hoover institutt th e. >> he joins us now. all right. victor davis hanson, indeed. kamala harris, does this thing last? >> well, they figure they haveas to advantages jesse. one is she didn't run a 18 month campaign. she didn't wasn'sn't in t in th. all they have to do is hide her for 90 days and to. they feel they have a blueprint- from 2020 when they kept joe biden secluded and they outsource this campaign to the party bosses. the media and the donor class,st and they ran surrogates. second, they have they change the voting laws, and that's still in effect. thdso they're confident that whn you 70% of the electorate does not on election day, that thattt will help them. >> and third wil, they successfy repackage joe's little easier joe old joe from scranton into a moderate to disguise what was virtuallo disguiy turned out asl obama term. now they're going to have hardea a little harder challenge because she's a san fra

that includes former president bush, trump's own vice president, mike pence, dick cheney was not there. you compare that to the dnc. you've got former presidents obama and clinton. you have hillary clinton there as well does that matter in terms of viewers and voters yeah, i don't know if it matters in terms of voters. >> it may because they are very popular figures, certainly president obama is president clinton and. that will be meaningful to viewers. but the other larger piece is this party is unified in a really big way and we, as we sat at the republican convention, we were told this was going to be a unity convention. but unity, unity really meant surrender. it meant that donald. trump had completely taken over the party and those who disagreed with him were expelled we saw that in the reception that mitch mcconnell got it, that reception, the absence as you point out, of many liters of that party, this democratic party is a unified party right now, very determined hey, knit together in one cause. and that has to help and that, feeling will be obvious, i think to people who watch

who is the most unpopular president in history of polling vice presidents even more popular than dick cheneyt's what happened to make her relatable and tim walz as well. the guy who wants to put tampons in my son's elementary school bathroom eight years old -- it's a whole bowl of wrong. >> they're talking about food because they don't want people talking about that. >> exactly. just a total distraction from the reality that we have to live with. now the second hour of the big weekend show starts right now. ... ♪ ♪ welcome back to the second hour of the big weekend show. first for us here i am a needle below. joe concha. the big story tonight by dune bird around leight's attack on israel is imminent, president pt biden repeated his favorite warning of don't t to iran britt bp kamala harris spoke to reporters today for a whopping two minutes as she avoids a formal press conferences and interviews. fox news correspondent lucas tomlinson as at the white house tonight with an update. quickset is right it was the familiar one word response and president biden earlier a former head of u.s. forces

did donald trump have dick cheney or his vice president or president bush?here they tend to vote democrat. you the urban areas where they tend to vote democrat.— to vote democrat. you have to reach out — to vote democrat. you have to reach out to — to vote democrat. you have to reach out to everyone. - to vote democrat. you have to j reach out to everyone. virginia won't be in play. i chair the campaign for the president and he had no staff in virginia and we have a lot of federal workers averaging is the most set of workers in the country and they don't like donald trump and people losing their pay, so put virginia aside but you've got it right, you have to go out and get every vote, urban, suburban, rural but it isa urban, suburban, rural but it is a message that works. joe biden kamala harris created 16 millionjobs and biden kamala harris created 16 million jobs and inflation biden kamala harris created 16 millionjobs and inflation is under 3% and we have an infrastructure bill and a $60 billion chip bill. thing is the americans have always wanted, they g

and i think biden had as much influence as any modern vice president, maybe with the exception of dick cheneyand an extremely loyal vice president. (waves crashing) ♪ ♪ >> there's been an uncommon bond between my boys and i. it is different than anything that i've ever experienced in my life. i truly enjoy... >> beau biden is the apple of biden's eye. he was not just someone who he thought was brilliant and successful, and so proud of him. it was... it went beyond pride. it was almost like, "he's the perfect version of me." >> the distinguishing feature about beau is how steady he is. he's carried, in this one sense, a heavier burden than my other children, but my god, he's n only carried it, he's shouldered it. >> beau biden was the literal extension of joe biden's aspirations in politics. the assumption within the family was this idea of becoming the kennedys 2.0, and beau biden is the future, he is the one who is going to cry the torch. >> he's already finding the campaign trail eating up all of his family time, so his family travels with him. that's his son beau who was along tonight. >>