a political risk consultancy joining us from sun valley, idaho this morning is the new yorker's evan osnos, who has written a book on joe biden tim, let me ask you when you when you first saw this, given all the history that you know, what was your thought? >> shock sadness, anger a sense that we were at an inflection point and i didn't know which direction we'd go in, whether we would see more violence or a ratcheting down of the tensions. this summer has been at not just the some of the entire attire presidential campaign has been filled with apocalyptic language. adversaries, or enemies people who didn't share your views were vermin the outcome of the election would be the end of democracy. these are apocalyptic terms and in a social media drenched environment there are so many tortured souls who would are willing and prepared to act on this kind of language. my concern immediately was for the president, former president, but secondly, it was for the country. where are we going next? will it get worse? and i don't know the answer in what were your what were your thoughts? i wasn't surpr

conversation now with cnn contributor and author of joe biden the life, the run and what matters now, evan osnos senior official commentators, ashley allison bakari, sellers, maria cardona, and former republican congressman joe walsh, a full panel gives a really, really big moment, evan, let me go to you first because we've heard a lot about what may have gone into this decision. certainly president biden is not immune to the conversations he knows what's been going on. we're told he'd been huddling with his two closest advisers early as yesterday, and they showed him that there was no path to victory. but knowing biden, as you do how excruciating do you think the last three weeks, let alone 48 hours, have been forum yeah, you have to think about laura, what it takes to decide to run for president. >> you have to believe that you can. and not only that, but you must be the president, which is just a specialty grueling under the last three weeks in which in effect, his own party to party but she's devoted his professional life was telling him this period is coming to an end in the last few days,

i mean biden biographer evan osnos whole is just in the last hour that some white house staffers felt the news was a quote, bitter defeat for for others. if i could kind of a relief, i wonder how you felt when you heard that news well, look, i mean, joe biden has been an excellent president. >> he still has six more months to serve and i he put up post on instagram. i said run through the tape, joe, i'm finished wrong. you still have executive power to do executive orders to continue to forgive student loan debt, which is such an important issue for so many young americans and then people my age suffering with that debt of course, it was a hard decision. joe biden believed he could get the job done, but he talked to some of his closest advisers and family and came to the conclusion that it's not about him, it's about our country, it's about our party unlike his former opponent, donald trump, who continue would lost in 2020 continues to be the party nominee, continue to put candidates up in the midterms that lose. so yes, it was a terribly hard decision for joe biden because he cares w

and how does the world see this american political prices for we'd ask the new yorker's evan osnos, sam, the eurasia group ski and bremmer for reads partygate gps tomorrow morning at ten prompt date is july 60 and 70. >> what are these deals could be more to megan thee stallion? i could be making the end up membrane won't we yeah. start clicking au. >> when i love a good hotel, breakfast aide. so close to the state, ai managed to get the last room for 190 bucks the last one a week ago, i talked yesterday when night $140.01, how some sites panic you into booking their last room, but they don't have all the availability instead us trivago. >> trivago compares hotel prices from hundreds of sites. so you can save up to $50 a night. at least i got the last ticket to the game. so did i hotel true. lago. >> so excited to finally hear you break it. we take trade in any phone, any condition and get a new one iphone 15 with tons of storage on us only on verizon i wonder if his goal guys hands free driving it didn for my sketches slip into completely hands-free. i just step in and there are have y

and how does the world see this american political prices for wheat asks the new yorker's evan osnos sam, the eurasia group ski and bremmer for wheat, zakaria gps this morning, a ten what the next of viagra that faster meet roe sparks. they contain sildenafil and to dalla phil clark's dissolve under the time dissolvable work faster than old scan hills cia sparks are right for you at row dot coast last sparks. can you do this as early as your 40s? you may lose muscle and strength proteins supports muscle health in shear max protein has a 30 grand blend of high-quality protein to feed muscles for up to seven hours. so take the challenge, insurer nutrition for strength and energy sure. >> i'm a paid actor and this isn't a real company, but there's no way to fake cop work can help your business. so it's challenged all over the world with over 10,000 skills, you may not happen house more than 30% of the fortune 500 us upward because this is how we work now tens of millions of roofs across america are failing, wearing out decades early and leaking. >> oftentimes without you knowing about i

conversation now with cnn contributor and author of joe biden, the life, the run and what matters now, evan osnos, cnn, legal commentators, ashley allison bakari, sellers, maria cardona, and former republican and this man, joe walsh a full panel gives a really, really big moment, evan, let me go to you first because we've heard a lot about what may have gone into this decision. certainly president biden is not immune to the conversations he knows what's been going on. we're told he'd been huddling with his two closest advisers early as yesterday they showed him that there was no path to victory. but knowing biden, as you do, how excruciating do you think the last three weeks alone 48 hours have been for him? >> yeah, you have to think about laura, what it takes to decide to run for president. you have to believe that you can. and not only that, but you must be the president, which is just a specialty grueling under the last three weeks in which in effect, his own party to party to which he's devoted his professional life was telling him this period is coming to an end in the last few days, you he

john king, kasie hunt, dana bash, nia-malika henderson and biden biographer and new yorker writer evan osnosyou just heard those excerpts from mj. what do you make of the tone that president biden, we're told is trying to set he knows how important this speeches and it's the most important speech he never wanted to give but he's going to give it. and so that's why i'm told by a senior administration official that since he made the decision and wrote that initial letter, that surprised everybody that he put out on social well media. he's been working on this speech. we don't expect it to be very long but we expect it if he has the kind of effect that he wanted to have to pack a big punch with the message that he's giving again, not so much about himself, although part of it will be about that, but about what he sees as the stakes for the country in case he, what more are you expecting to hear from the president? >> yeah, i think that one of the things that sticks out to me, what we've learned so far. and as i've talked to sources on the hill and elsewhere today, is that this, idea, that he is

. >> thanks anderson back with our cnn team, including biden biographer, evan osnos, john king, let me start with you. do you think the president's comments met the moment i started really think at the end, they were just talking about in new york with the president, talked about his personal story it's hard. why don't democrat, republican, independent, don't care about politics at all. it is hard not to be moved by that. it is hard not to be moved by somebody who is willingly stepping away from power i also think the president was very honest. there, there was no anger in what you saw, none, but we know there's been a lot of anger behind the scenes in recent days. he said he was stepping aside, quote, to unify my party. he didn't say it was stepping aside because his doctor say he's not up to the job. he didn't say he was stepping aside because he had decided it was time. he said he was stepping aside to unify my party. that is the precedent eating his piece. that is the president understanding that the fight of the three weeks up to this speech from the debate up to now, had created