real quickly gone this call is the dnc chair, jamie harrison. he is the one who is called this and expect biden campaigns to be joining this. >> we do expect of the leadership of the biden-harris campaign and at the dnc to be a part of this call and that the state level, as well. we don't know name for name whose participating, but leadership certainly we know there are senior members of the biden administration who have been talking to other leadership figures within the administration about staying the course, about we will get past this speedbump. the campaign has said you know what, the campaign is really focusing on the long-term picture here, not just looking at what happened over 90 minute debate on one night, but really trying to talk about what's going to happen over the next hundred or so days before the election and how they can get their message out. >> okay, aaron gilchrist, thank you for that. let's go to washington for we have been tracking donald trump's moves since the debate. the former president seems to be taking a victory la

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this is not absurd, something anyone who was prudent would be planning for especially in the dnc, thetion procedure as before, the dnc voters would be informed the ballot says biden, you are voting for someone else. pete: in our process, the electoral college elects the president. if that happens, the electors that go to washington dc even though they are biden delegates -- will: biden votes. pete: they are casting a vote for gavin newsom. pete: they are talking protection for democracy. i know you are voting for biden but you are really voting for someone else. not as easy as it sounds on television. this is likely to end up -- pete: adds up to a they are saying we are staying in. the alternative is sheer chaos. the last slide of who might be waiting in the wings, the first black female president, would be historic. will: trump up 10 points. gavin newsom the latest polling something like 17 points. pete: it's not going to happen. if you're confused you are confused, we are confused. will is self-conscious about his suit and how it fits. i think it looks real nice. it looks good. will

do you have an ear inside the dnc? will you answer based on your experience? let us know where you're coming from. what will be discussed in this meeting and who is on the call? >> my former boss endorsed biden. i do not endorse anyone for president. i will not be on his collar have insight to it. interesting they are now panicking but this has long been a known thing. when president biden ran for office in 2020 he was older then. that's how time works. panic has set in. a had been preparing for this debate they asked for for over a week. what was the preparation for it. it's a little bit cruel not to recognize the state of things. both candidates declared cognitive declines which we are supposed to pretend this is the best we have to offer? it's not. it is incumbent on both candidates especially in the biden camp to assess is this worth it? is your service because you believe in the service and your legacy and those things, it is important you put the country before your self. it's time for him to do that. arthel: i heard your assessment of the former preside

i think dnc members might raise that. understand, there's lots of discussions and debates and conversations, as i think congressman raskin said earlier today. that is happening out there. an open convention or a brokered convention is not as neat and easy path, because it is just a couple thousand delegates deciding -- not the american public, who the nominee would be. ■ç and then there's the other factor. he is staying in the race. there's no indication that he's not. but what he not endorse his vice president? if he didn't, that would be pretty seismic, right? he endorses his vice president. this president clinton endorser? does brock obama endorser? does everybody still stay out of it? is it still divided? and who is spit out of that process may not be who people watching at home he wanted to be. and it's done by 4000 -- a couple thousand delegates. i think the point people need to understand is, it's not a west wing episode. there is a just an easy and smooth path, and make a decision. maybe that's to what they want t

it is important to understand the dnc does need to remove president biden or it will be negative forhe markets. if they are looking at new candidates that a positive income donald trump showed up strong last night and didn't take the bait. stuart: let's get to the inflation report. 2.6%, the fed watches that index carefully. is that helping the market. >> of the pce is the favorite indicator, you are correct. that is helping the market. we saw it come out at 2.6 on a year over year. month over month the rate of change was 0. this is the lowest pce recording we have. is the fed beating inflation? made the, maybe not. we are out of the woods on this, this pce is not necessarily the greatest way to look at inflation in my opinion. looking at personal inflation is a better way of understanding this in american society. a lot of cpi is going on, trending 3.3 but, we've been 3. 7 for over a year, 38 months of 3%, we have slowing gdp, that is insane, 1.5 million people have been unemployed. is this the easing perfect like a landing we've been talking about? i don't see that. stuart: sets th

so the dnc on that conference call well, forget the conference call for a second. behind the scenes. is their talk of perhaps tapping somebody from the fairly deep democratic bench? that could possibly take the place of president biden in november? >> no, absolutely not. i mean, the president has to drop out himself. people went to the ballot and cast their vote for him during the primaries they're now pledged delegates to him. so there is no way that we can have a broker convention that anyone else is going to take the place. and let's the president decides himself to step out. there is no behind the scenes movement with the party to do that. that's up to the president and he's not going to do that one more question. >> meghan, what about polls? what i mean we haven't seen the polls any polls yet since the debate. what if the polls show a real weakening of support? >> look, i was on the campaign in 2020. we can't live or die by the poles. we would have done that what he would never be the president right now, he would've dropped out listening to those pools the pr

this afternoon, the dnc chair jamie harrison is expected to talk to the members. i'm told to provide updates, not just on the dnc and voter mobile possession efforts, but also to offer a recap of thursday's debate that meeting likely an opportunity to try to reassure some democrats at a time of high anxiety within the party following the presence, performance on the debate stage. >> all right. arlette saenz. thanks so much. all right. for more, let's bring am political reporter for the boston globe, james pin dao. james, great to see you so democrats are holding that call this afternoon is arlette justice spelled out president biden, meeting with campaign co-chair while in the hamptons. what do you believe the focus of the conversations? is all about you? >> this is a remarkable moment. i've covered politics for decades now, frederick, i think there's only one example really, you can point to how weird this weekend is in the freak out that's the access hollywood video weekend for the republicans in 2016. remember back then people were pulling out a fundraisers. th

we have the dnc chair standing by to talk about this. all of this after president biden struggled on stage with an ■çapparent cold. it was his opponent, fromer president donald trump who did battle with the truth. make no mistake, we will be talking about the debate over president biden's age on the program tonight but we will also not lose sight of the egregious lies told by his opponent, fromer president donald trump and his deeply troubling proposals. nor will we ignore the actions taken this week by his ultraconservative supreme court, criminalizing homelessness and putting our personal safety, the environment, and even our democracy at risk.■ç the stakes of this election are far too high not to be looking at the bigger picture. we have a lot to cover. let's get started. joining me now is the democratic national committee chairman jamie harrison. mister chairman, let's get into the debate it was a rough night for president biden but a deeply dishonest one for trump, the president spoke about his performance at a rally in north caroli

the only plausible scenario for democrats to select a new nominee according to a dnc rules committee would be for the president himself to withdraw. >> he himself would have to get out of the race. there is no other way to do it, because those delegates that are already elected, they like joe biden. they're loyal to joe biden. >> reporter: if president biden were to drop out before he's formally nominated in august, it could create a free-for-all among democrats because there's no mechanism for him or anyone else to anoint a chosen successor. so president biden made clear he's not going anywhere, and the president's aides say he'll do the

when asked if she could speak at the dnc, they did not comment. i would want there at the dnc. they can't misquote what you don't say. we are still awaiting president biden's departure from camp david for the historical presidential debate tonight. stay with us. (restaurant noise) [announcer] introducing allison's plaque psoriasis. she thinks her flaky gray patches are all people see. otezla is the #1 prescribed pill to treat plaque psoriasis. allison! over here! otezla can help you get clearer skin and reduce itching and flaking. with no routine blood tests required. doctors have been prescribing otezla for over a decade. otezla is also approved to treat psoriatic arthritis. don't use otezla if you're allergic to it. serious allergic reactions can happen. otezla may cause severe diarrhea, nausea, or vomiting. some people taking otezla had depression, suicidal thoughts or weight loss. upper respiratory tract infection and headache may occur. ♪ [announcer] with clearer skin girls' day out is a good day out. live in the moment. ask your doctor about otezla. ava: i was just feelin

the party will nominate him in a roll call vote the week before the dnc on august 7th to comply with ohio law. if biden were to step aside from the ticket before august 7th and those delegates are no longer pledged to him and another candidate could emerge. but if any change happens after the 7th it would become a very messy process where the party's chair, jamie harrison, would have to make a recommendation to the dnc and then the committee would need to decide on a new candidate, bret. >> bret: it will be a long day following up on this. jacque heinrich. >> dana: we're excited to bring in the chair whatley. >> first of all, i -- >> dana: go ahead, michael. >> president trump was absolutely dominant during that debate. he was able to put down his vision for america going forward. he was able to defend his record very well of his time in office. and the strength that he brought to the oval office. and talked a lot about how we are going to over the next four years restore american strength, restore our southern border and restore our standing in the world. >> bret: mr. chairman. i ta

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. >> the dnc is unwavering in its support of president biden.he nomination is set to happen officially virtually on august 7th, and right now there are no coordinated efforts to change that plan. >> aaron gilchrest. thank you so much for your reporting, my friend. >>> tonight we're tracking the season's first atlantic hurricane. hurricane beryl is rapidly intensifying, on track to become a dangerous category 3 or higher by monday. right now beryl is barreling toward the southern caribbean. it is currently not expected to impact the u.s. >>> we are learning more tonight about the terrifying moments an suv plowed into a busy nail salon near new york city killing four people. george solis has details on what police are now saying about the man who was behind that wheel. >> reporter: tonight new york city's finest is in mourning after the death of one of their own. authorities say officer emilia rennhack was among four victims killed in a deadly suv crash at a nail salon and spa on new york's long island friday. >> give me whatever extrication tools

dnc, and that committee would decide a new nominee. and the chairman of the democratic committee's been adamant this weekend that president biden, this is chairman harrison, he's been adamant that biden isn't going anywhere. >> what i'm seeing in terms of support of joe biden because folks understand this, that joe biden has always had our back, and we're going to have his. so we're still riding with biden. >> reporter: now, former presidents have also rushed to president biden's debate. barack obama posting bad debate nights happen, trust america i know. this is a choice between someone who has fought for ordinary if folks his entire life and someone who only cares about himself, and former president bill clinton who's younger than joe biden: here's what i know, facts and history matter. joe biden has givens us three years of solid leadership. and it is notable that the biden campaign, arthel, has said that they have raised over $33 million since the debate if on thursday night. that's certainly notable. it could play a factor going f

but you don't want it after the dnc.ant shot spotter there to protect the dignitaries and the highfalutin people but we don't need it to protect the everyday people. the other part is the dnc won't be on 1264 west 73rd place. they will be in the beautiful downtown area where lots of police, lot of state police, lots of federal police and so you are going to see a different chicago. instead of the two chicagos that we know of. >> lawrence: yeah. and for folks that don't know, the shot spotter technology is so critical because is it shows law enforcement and partners exactly where the shots are occurring in the neighborhood. this helps response time. this directly impacts the community. i can't imagine why this would be a problem. alderman, thank you so much for getting up this morning and joining the program. >> thank you all so much. i appreciate you all highlighting this issue. >> lawrence: i got it. i like that guy is he fired up and should be. >> lawrence: former primp spends the weekend in detroit making headway with

more new fallout from trump's use of the word horrible to describe crime in milwaukee, be dnc sponsored no boards have on gone up in a host city for the republican national convention next month. today, new reaction from trump's allies icand residents. >> with respect to milwaukee, he was talking about allegations of voter fraud, and also the crime rate. i think it's important for people to understand your murder rate might be down but that doesn't mean violent crimee is also lower. >> it's a regular setting. people are afraid of the narratives. >> i love this part of the world. it has made me a large part of who i am today. and for somebody to say this is a horrible city, it is 100% not true. it's not a horrible city, it is a wonderful city. >> we have reporters and analysts in place ready to unpack the new headlines. we will begin with julie circuit on capitol hill with new reaction from democratic lawmakers about donald trump's attempts to court lack voters. here is the question. is donald trump actually cutting into president biden's support among black voters? >> reporter: alex, th

how many wish you were a fly on the wall at the dnc last night?ounded by veterans. joe biden said nobody died in afghanistan, how did that make you feel as retired afghanistan veteran? >> afghanistan was the biggest fiasco. >> your thoughts? >> afghanistan was definitely a debacle and not to mention the people dying and all the equipment they left behind. >> 85 billion. best estimate. >> rachel: joe biden, what is your name? >> tom. >> rachel: joe biden said veterans have never been treated better than under his administration. what is your thought? >> va is a mess, i have gone through hell. the pact act helped, you still have to get approved by the va. >> rachel: another of joe biden's lies or half truths. back to you. >> ainsley: thank you, rachel, great job. country star tyler hubbard rocking the all-american summer concert series. ♪ ♪ ♪ we need space i know a place out of town where it never cools down. i'll take you dancing in the country, stand you in some red dirt, swing you off both feet. ♪ ♪ you never want to go home and never want to die

the haydn biden's campaign is one step closer to becoming reality the dnc convention.l decide next week if the roll call vote will be held over zoom ahead of the convention so biden can be named the official democratic nominee in ohio's design. the virtual boat would be held before the sound, democrat convention from august 19 hundred. obama's former right hand man says people should give up the idea that it won't be biden because it's on the ballot. >> trump and biden, you can take the easy way out and say i'm not going to vote for either but one is going to be president of the united states and people to focus on that and give up on the fantasy that there's going to be another. >> i'm like mariah carey, i will never give up on the fantasy but the rage occasion disagrees. >> upset to tell you, real release in the party. sometimes you go years with nothing happening and then weeks with everything happening. politics, anything can happen. >> very interesting. you have two established democrats who have been vying for attention and being the party naysayers but at odds,

because of the c i a and the dnc. i don't think they will let him sleep one night. i think that he's they, they will be incense, he would really have hell to pay from the, his own party, which he's the head and the c. i hate because they are angry. not because of anything that they were able to charge us on with nothing. and the indictment is about vol 7 or the dns you weeks the and see leaks obviously in that class. but then i even government documents and the volt 7 weeks worked when i classified materials either. so they, he's, he can't do it or you could if you had got, but that's job i'm talking about here. you'd have to stand up at the c i a and the dnc and orals, hillary clinton, people in hillary, clint, herself, probably likes to blame everybody but a shelf losing that election. and amongst the people she blames a lot is julius of man, that is probably the best explanation that i have ever heard. so concise, really terrific, joe, you and i both believe strongly the julian assigned as a journalist and even if people out there don't believe that they have to

could the party actually realistically replace him at dnc? how would open convention work?ng former white house press secretary ari fleischer. he has delegates, he selected the delegates, joe is still in the driver's seat, right? >> ari: he's in the driver's seat. he's a bad driver wobbling all over the road, he's in the drivers the seat. he has to drop out for democrats to replace him. biden won, delegates are committed to him. if biden said, i'm stubborn, i'm in, he's in. >> brian: you brought up something in between your a appearance here. you said, this is not a shock for people watching him. what about people that have been shielded from uch waing him or have blinderings on? >> ari: when you were playing the clips, democrats on cnn startled. what is wrong with the left? where have they been? they have not been watching because their news station suppress the news. they call it cheap fakes and say these are made-up tapes of him fumbling and mumbling. they have been showing real joe biden stumbling and bumbling. if you are a democrat, biden supporter, you did not know th

you'd have to stand up with a c, i a and the dnc and orals, hillary clinton, people, and hillary clinton herself probably likes to blame everybody but a shelf losing that election. and amongst the people she blames a lot. is julie in a sense, then that is probably the best explanation that i have ever heard. so concise, really terrific, joe, you and i both believe strongly. the julian assigned you as a journalist and even if people out there don't believe that they have to acknowledge that he's a publisher. you've been a journalist at major print outlets for decades, and you're now the editor of consortium news. what effect, what a successful prosecution of julian assigned to have on the media should all journalists be worried about falling a fall of the espionage? i know, i think it's already had a big effect on journals. and right now he's been in jail for 5 years in a maximum security prison in london here in london, where i am a, that's already something a huge message out there. you publish stuff that reveal the crimes of these people . they're going to get you. and they will stretc

the dnc plan calls for 20,000 law enforcement officers and agents.cago police department has been working internally to train officers for the large-scale first amendment activity. upwards of 3,000 of cpd is officers are now receiving that specialized training. >>and snowing push back on questions surrounding a recent chicago inspector general's report that faulted cpd preparedness for mass protests and unrest in 2020 saying the report did not account for current plans being made ahead of the dnc which continue to evolve. i'm sure there looking at all aspects of this wgn. terrorism analyst qaeda's believes the dnc in chicago when the rnc in milwaukee will be the biggest test yet of all law enforcement. i think the threat is pervasive and diffuse. >>we know for a fact that there will be the palestinian groups that we have a very him a very active far-right extremist movement in the year asked those are threats telling says will be addressed in the plan, encouraging protests to remain peaceful and legal. we want people to understand. >>that first amend

and the dnc's voting rights institute.nings, conservativeott strategist, professor, senior-level council in political media and in crisis communications. on four presidential campaigns under president's administration. i could go on ]iand on. we look forward to hearing the role of public policy and the campaign composition. ladies and gentlemen, generally in welcoming donna brazil and scott jennings, in a conversation moderated by jason brooks. ♪ [applause] donna: how y'all doing? you look like you have been sitting for a while. [laughter] that sound right, scott and i will get y'all standing up and get stirred up. we have 156 days remaining in the 2024 presidential season, and let me tell you, you haven't seen nothing yet from the south, keep your seatbelts on. jason: i love a panel that moderates itself. makes my job easier. [laughter] [applause] donna: senator coleman didn't tell you that i moonlight as an actress, and he moonlights as a chicken farmer. scott: true story. donna: i told him, if they is a bit weird with t

dnc bought five billboards in the area mocking trump for his felony conviction, they read, donald, welcome to atlanta for the first time since becoming a convicted felon. take a look. oh, apologies, we have wrong thing there. donald trump -- >> i did not let him in, he's charged with raping and beating rachel moran. joe biden's open border nightmare for american women. >> bill: here is what we can expect tonight for debate rules. two commercial breaks, candidates cannot interact with their staff. mics will be muted, no prewritten notes, only waters, paper, pen and pad provided. they expect joe biden to be prepared tonight because of his years in politics and add they believe he would be filled with ad adderall. biden says this is a tactic of former president trump, it is silly and turning off voters. back to you. >> brian: always looking out for trump voters. thanks, bill. when they talk about the conviction, it is risky to play into that. 34 know counts, watch cuomo of all people say i never would have brought that case, never should have been brought and we should be concerned about the

committees to win both of the national policycles, but for large-scale political, because i would like the dnc large-scale business, sports, entertainment door to that. to come here and we aggressively pursued the rnc to come here. there was also the hospitality of this city. this is a very welming is. it is a great■■ place with great people and great institutions. there is no better placesummertr festivals and accesso michigan,l amenities, i7lsystem here. this is a fooes paradise. there are major league sports neighborhoods we have in milwaukee. whether it is folks in the rnc or folks in business or any other venture that helps to host a large-scale convention. they see this four day long global commercial that is ■zbroadcast, they will be lookig to come here too. >>residents and businesses here? >> the benefit to folks on the ground here is when you get an the rnc if 2000, those folks will spend money here. that will support the local economy and put dollars into the pockets of people who work and live right here in our city. this is not the end, thisbeginn. we opened the door to other large

and then she can sweep in at the dnc. >> she left to fight a lot harris first. that would be a fun cage match her or hillary who do you think wins? hillary has keep killed people not in the ring at least from what i hear. peter from south carolina, trumbull finally know what a biden rally is like on thursday with no audience. >> he should use that line. >> joe from west newton. >> you may expect de i thursday on debate night or is that postponed asking for a friend. >> you might have to move de i thursday to friday it is the biggest debate of the year may be century that's all for us tonight d of the are the show sean is up next always remember i'm waters and this is my world. >> welcome to hannity we begin with the fox news alert poles are officially closed in the state of new york and soon may be the fire alarms on capitol hill can rest easy. we are monitoring the results as they come in as jamaal bowman is in real jeopardy of losing his reelection bid after getting primary by somebody slightly less radical. he's best known for tagging along with the squad, ha

that guy here, calamari chef went viral for his appearance the 2020 dnc.s here to tell us what is coming up on "fox and friends". lawrence i want to hear that, maybe prices of food or economy and inflation. watch "fox and friends first" to see. thanks. coming up on this jam-packed monday morning, hunter biden is back in court today, will he testify? what will election-year impact be? gregg jarrett will break it down coming up. betting all on red. president trump predicting major showing for republicans in nevada as he rallies a fiery crowd in vegas. congressman zeinke and j.d. vance will react live. caitlin clark breaking her silence on what some call an olympic snub. mic michele tafoya will give us her opinion. and ledgendary author james patters. big morning on "fox and friends," get your coffee, it's going to be a big one. your vision. it can progress faster than you think. when ga threatens your eyes, take a stand. slow ga with syfovre. syfovre is an eye injection that was proven to slow damaging lesion growth over 2 years with increasing effect over t

. >> this is where the dnc, believe it or not, democratic national convention is going to be held inal and this may be one reason why. in chicago, democratic alder woman said she is going to stop posting crime alerts on social media. she said based on feedback, our office is updating public safety alert system and research shows us that overreporting of crime negatively impacts most marginalized and underserved neighbors. she says she is doing the community a favor by not reporting crime alerts because of anti-racism tactics she's hoping to implement. >> only people she is helping are violent criminals. it goes against her narrative, trust me, if the violent criminals were white and victims were not white, she would be screaming bloody murder about this. this is, these are priorities of the elected officials in chicago and you will be seeing this on full display. if my reporting on twitter has anything to do with it while the democrats are celebrating their achievements at the dnc in the city of chicago. >> carley: it does not look like the crime issue is going to be slowing down. th

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you have fake news, cnn and most dnc saying, well, maybe we got to rethink biden.ke are they going to try and pulln. a fast one with 130 days out of the election? i think the only after this aftr debate is does he stay or not. it shifted dramatically to trump. there's no way anybody could believe that joetrump. t biden could be commander in chief for four more years. >> but the thing that was the contrastn car-in-chi was hod in donald trump was on every issue. he was absolutely for those that thought, he was goingdebate to take the bait with biden. no, he just stayedh on message while he smiled through the crowd. joe biden. two things. number >> through one, the most dominat performance we've ever seen. the contrastnce not be more cle. donald trump is ready for foure. more years. number two, the issues that the therican peopl e care the mostst about the border and the economey. tha donald trump dialed it in and told the storyin of four years f unbelievable success under trump. we saw the poorest americans. their paychecks went up faster e than the rich americans. that was amazing. wes

there's au reason youdo don't want to go or the border the whole thing about tom perez the head of the dncdon't rea understand it is a classic c classic left condescensionla wee just not smart enough to understand that they want thesed illegals are rounded u up depord 62% of us 53% of hispanics ins the countriny just liquor not smart enough to understand or comprehend biden's economics that crime is really down these people are totalitarian theyus want u ts to believe what theyev tell us to believe and not what we think. tom perez you don't. ame >> speaker-02: the american people and there's a reason for that donald trump you was your member the angel moms of theer kids who were killed and calledd the family he went to other people speaks to the mother nots joe biden joe biden doesn't do that stuff just let's 11 million peopleden march into the county joe's foreign policy is based on whatever he wants donald trump barnes policy based on talking to americans experiencing whata americans are experiencing and making a decision after that. >> richard when you see this list of female victims of

there's a little thing in august called the dnc. lot of the anti-israel -- they are really pro hamas protesters. they are going to shop for democratic events to the dnc. you have called a nation that this kind of behavior is acceptable. you are going to have a convention in august. you don't expect them to show up. now that they have been emboldened and feel entitled to do this because they don't face any repercussions, you have green that their ability to do this at every democrat event moving forward. i think it's going to backfire and democrats that think this is some kind of victory. they are showing up to your events. >> emily: we watch this prosecutor conjure up a federal statute of limitations that they couldn't articulate until jury instructions against a former president in this town but he can't prosecute 31 terrorist sympathizers. >> harris: it's a great question. i want to know where those cases where. i've interviewed students on "the faulkner focus" contemporaneously with those riots in the takeover of hamilton hall fo

the dnc throwing up 10 billboards in the milwaukee area.en campaign selling out horrible city merchandise and morning joe busting out local milwaukee. and milwaukee branded t-shirts at 6 in the morning. this reminds "fox news @ night" of trump's comments were taken out of context months ago and so many others. are democrats in the media once again capitalizing on out of context comments or did trump actually say milwaukee is a horrible city? let us know x and instagram @tracegallagher and we will read your responses in the nightcap. [♪♪] when we say it'll be on time, they expect it to be on time. turn shipping to your advantage. keep those expectations with reliable ground shipping. thanks brandon. with usps ground advantage®. ♪ [♪♪] >> trace: forget hating summer camp, how about learning to hate at summer camp. a canadian university set to begin hosting a revolution camp, and anti-israel summer camp with subjects like the beginning of resistance and taking a deep dive into the palestinian liberation organization. senior national correspond

along or is the plan to force joe out by exposing what they knew already to the world well before the dncthey could get him replaced. we cannot allow our party to be this expose -- country exposed outside forces now that the world and our adversaries see that we are without a leader but it makes you wonder we didn't have a leader for a long time we keep calling it unfair and cruel to joe biden is actually unfair and cruel to the american people to put us through that and it was done by people whose hatred of trump takes priority of love for country. it isn't a review of debate it's an autopsy. and we have a whole hour. >> i felt tom friedman's comments were interesting when he urges the commander-in-chief to put nation interest first by not seeking reelection and for many years we would -- listen to the fact it's all about donald trump he doesn't care about us he puts himself first of tom friedman encapsulates to the whole thing. he is saying joe biden you are putting yourself first in front of the american people as commander-in-chief you don't have a place to being in the white house or

the dnc throwing up 10 billboards in the milwaukee area.iden campaign selling out horrible city merchandise and morning joe busting out local milwaukee. and milwaukee branded t-shirts at 6 in the morning. this reminds "fox news @ night" of trump's comments were taken out of context months ago and so many others. are democrats in the media once again capitalizing on out of context comments or did trump actually say milwaukee is a horrible city? let us know x and instagram @tracegallagher and we will read your responses in the nightcap. [♪] with absorbine pro, pain won't hold you back from your passions. it's the only solution with two max-strength anesthetics to deliver the strongest numbing pain relief available. so, do your thing like a pro, pain-free. absorbine pro. - when talking about life skills, what's more important than reading? yet barely a quarter of kids read every day. so do your part by reading with your kids or starting a family book club, because every little bit helps. the more you know. [♪] >> trace: forget hating summer ca

dnc ■çmembers, then they decide who the replacement candidate is.ere right now, even if it was going to happen it would be after the convention, probably. >> from your reporting the decision-makers are two people. the president and his wife and anyone who doesn't understand how deeply familiar this decision will be is not knowledgeable about the situation which is interesting to me. we sit here, anita, she will speak with leader jeffries and to the point of the reporting, it may be a two person decision. you sort of touched on it earlier but given the breadth and depth of your reporting on the guy -- biden campaign a family dating back to the last election, remind us about the ways in which his family■ç has historically weighed in on these choices. >> it's a deep history. often it's over the holidays. they decide if he's going to run for president. he ran in 1988 and in 2020, running in 2024. those decisions are made with the family. even some grandchildren involved in the most recent decisions. his dying son back in -- i'll get the year wrong, abou

across the town, dnc paid for billboards to attack the former president whose now a convicted felon. biden himself was in california at the star-studded fundraiser, raising over $30 million, the largest fundraiser for democrat nominee. voters that we spoke to on the ground here in detroit specifically at 180 church they told us that they really appreciate that trump is making this on the ground push, specifically in swing states and in traditionally blue cities. >> because he understands, at least i assume he understands, what's important is to meet people where they are, okay? you can't sit in washington and talk to someone in detroit. you can't sit in washington and talk to somebody in california. you have to meet them where they are to show them that you actually care about what's going on in their community. and that's the key for an effective representation, an effective government and better communities. reporter: the campaigning doesn't stop. the next stop for former president trump is going to be the battleground state of wisconsin this week, but for now , like i said, he's e

we have to backtrack and put the pieces together but people forget colangelo worked for the dnc thateen ignored, everybody knows that they were ushering in and out of meetings that were because i political trying to figure out how they can put together a four case front to go after president trump. the idea that somehow it was something that the d.o.j. saw matt colangelo that this is a good attorney, this guy worked at the dnc and everybody in washington knows that. maria: is unbelievable in terms of policy biden's executive order on the border is doing little to stop illegal migrants from flooding into the country, now even pro-immigration watchdogs are warning of the risk the guardian with a piece titled people will die biden's border order with migrant risk and experts say the risk arising for american citizens to the fbi and i.c.e. agents investigate migrants with suspected ties to isis in a multicity sting operation this week. a new report from the homeland security's inspector general concludes agency has not bitten screening noncitizens writing until the department addresses t

>> well, the democratic party and dnc in a pressure point of recalibration right now after the debate this week, but like you just heard the reporter say, it is unlikely that president biden will absolutely drop out of this race. they are pivoting and re-messaging what happened as a bad night which that's normal for people to have. so what i think considering the fundraising numbers, considering that the convention is coming up, we should see the president get stronger in the weeks to come and really just stick to his message, which is what he's been doing along the rest of the campaign trail. neil: oftentimes that doesn't resinate for some reason but, noel, what would it mean for donald trump? he seemed to say that's a hard thing to do that joe biden actually polls higher than some of the other candidates names that are mentioned. it's too soon to tell whether that even happens, but should he worry if they replace joe biden or is there going to be too little too late? >> well, you know, all though president trump is raising money and running against biden, he's running mainly against