the goalposts keep moving and the caucus is in the position of every single time the president goes out, they want to be reassured in many ways they're grading him against the curve of the debate and it allows this em to see what they want to see and that he should still be the nominee or if they have concerns, it might not do enough to quell them and it could steer them the other way too. >> i wonder what the questions are that need to be answered. let's just take democrats who want to see joe biden step down, a sitting president, who by all of their own assessments have been a good president. that is what they said when they followed that up by saying he should step down. do they need to have an extraordinarily high degree of certainty first of all that biden can't win, but then also that there is someone else that they have a high degree of certainty can. >> i mean, if those are questions that we could answer, we would always have the white house and we would never lose it to the republicans. these are things that don't have certainty. what is certain is that we're wasting time. you

you've got to drop kick the ball, get it through the goalpost. be attempted from any distance you want from the goalpost. but here is the catch. it has to be in a direct line from where the try was scored. here's example where if the player had crossed into the try sh zone and puts the ball right here, you need to get a good angle to get the kick through the goalpost, which means you probably have to go back a pretty good distance to get that angle. this is why that player we just showed you kept running to the middle of the try zone. look what happens, if you go down to the middle of the try zone you don't have to go far at all and you get a straight, simple conversion attempt. how many points is all this worth? the try itself is worth five points. if you can convert the try it's worth two points, a total possible of seven points. after a try, play restarts with one team drop kicking the ball toward the other team's end of the field. now, once someone has possession of the ball, there are three things they can do with it. this is one of them. th

half, it is smith again, this time getting a little bit of luck, deflecting off a defender off the goalpost and into the goal. someone once said you make your own luck. team usa wins 4 to 1. they have one more group match before heading into the elimination stage. okay, now to the pool in paris and the men's water polo team, team usa taking on italy in their first group match. former stanford star alex bowen putting up two goals, unfortunately, was not enough as italy outscores the us 12 to 8. they'll next face romania on tuesday and liz was talking about this a bit. the newest edition of the dream team handled serbia. steph curry able to put up 11 points in his olympic debut, and that included his patented lookaway three pointer. there's the three turns, walks away, doesn't even look at it go. and he doesn't need to. he knew it was going curry and the rest of team usa next plays wednesday against south sudan. well, olympic fans in the east bay got to watch the games with a seven time olympic medalist today. a watch party was held at the xfinity store on grafton street in dublin. and look w

so one way to think about it is like moving the goalposts of this climate change effect in a warminghigher frequency. so one of the things tying into this particular heat event is seeing these more intense heat waves for areas farther north, so not the desert southwest, but places like northern california, the pacific northwest or western canada. and with high pressure becoming more persistent, we could see these heat waves more frequently late spring into fall and a higher odds of seeing heat waves this intense and constantly setting new records moving forward as the warming climate helps to boost these heat waves even higher. all right, well, we'll keep a close look at it. i'm sure you'll be able to explain all of it for us and stay on top of it. thanks so much, rob. appreciate it. well, california has one of the highest electricity rates in the country, and since the state gets a lot of sunshine, many people are turning to solar panels. but how much money do they actually save? well, some scientists at lawrence berkeley national laboratory calculated all of this, and after all of

they'll just move the goalposts. and it's a never ending game of whack a mole trying to enforce these different policies. that doesn't mean we shouldn't try to engage in that process. we should still try to move the needle forward in the school system. but it's still a one size fits all disaster, by definition, is never going to meet the needs of varied families who are just, quite frankly, going to disagree about how they want to raise their kids. it's okay to disagree about these. what's not okay is forcing your values on other people's children when they don't have an exit options. a school choice is the best solution from the bottom up. we're going to continue wins red states. louisiana is on the cusp. tennessee is on the cusp. idaho where yet that should be that should be coming hopefully in the next few, few years. but it'll be red states once we run out of red states maybe some states will become red states by then. and at the same time, the enough democrats defect on the issue the teachers unions won't be abl

deal should be of utmost importance and it is true that at various processes hamas has changed the goalposts and changed conditions. that has been true without us getting into the specifics of the negotiation process which i'm not going to get into now. >> you are saying that the israel government or mr. netanyahu has not changed positions from the original -- you know that was announced by the on may 31. >> i'm not talking about the specifics of the negotiations. >> i know you spoke about that, is that the only way is that the only way that golan heights -- [indiscernible -- that the people that were killed were syrian citizens. it's time for the occupation to end? >> our occupation in the golan heights has not changed and should be no surprise to you. and you heard the secretary say a number of times that goal and is very important and as long as the assad regime is in power in syria and iran and proxies are present in syria and militia groups backed by iran are backed and poe poses a security threat to israel, the control of the golan heights is important. >> you are saying that the desig

previous government that, yes, the office —— offers about responsibilities at our main physical, the goalpostshe rules would be met but i would be met by promising big real term cuts to public since spending and i think there is a sense those cuts would be very realistic to implement. i think what we are seeing today and what will follow is all part of the process trying to address those cuts, trying to find more money. but of course the question is where does the money come from? it doesn't sound like we will get a huge amount of detail on the today and have to wait for the budget in the autumn.— in the autumn. that is the wor , in the autumn. that is the worry. what _ in the autumn. that is the worry, what will— in the autumn. that is the worry, what will be - in the autumn. that is the worry, what will be in - in the autumn. that is the j worry, what will be in that budget, because many are now already assuming that this will give rachel reeves a reason to raise taxes, something the labour party promised they wouldn't do in the run—up to the general election. i wouldn't do in the run-up to

compare him to george wallace so i think in a few weeks and start referring to him as hans gruber the goalpostsly it's my little pony. >> president biden when given the oval office address say similar scores at the battle box but meant to say the ballot box and i agree we settle our scores at the ballot box but if you feel that way, try to lock him up for the rest of his life and bankrupt him and his family and ruin his name from the ballot and i agreed with the steve scalise example a rand paul or the cavanaugh example or whenever you have republicans come out and make statements that we should unify and condemn all forms of political violence but the fact is that bullet was going through joe biden's ear the show would've already indicted donald trump as if he was the one who pulled the trigger so we are calling bs on this reality and keeping it real >> greg: no republicans and no trump or is out in the streets on sunday and they mow their lawns and go to mass and watch the sports i'm like a little old lady knitting and no violence and no retaliation or nothing and you think it would be the sa

year after year to a point seems like when they move the goalposts operate in that new paradigm, should be a place where we pay by the rules, and interest in potential life. i don't know. if you the sanitized that, really making, how perverse that is with a noble goal in making that part of conversational discourse and talk to students in the interest of states in potential life like get out of my universe. >> making clear what first of all, second of all making clear what the interest means. anybody who can get pregnant, criminalization and all sorts of legal press, protecting potential life, the thing of interest in subordinating women. >> following the antiabortion movement and seeing that language, chemical abortion and things you hear, at an airport everywhere, mainstream pro-life organizations, abortion abolitionists, there's an abortion abolitionist just today who said a religious family and his church adopted ibf and they should be considered 7 years old because that's how long they have been growth. it is -- literally and elected official. >> there are two defendants in missour

it is it is reminiscent and alice destructive way of tarry the big goalpost what your team has an upsetnergy and choreographed _ times? by far the best energy | and choreographed convention times? by far the best energy i and choreographed convention i have been a part of. i am honestly in a different position to be part of it, viewing from a much different spot. that could have skewed what i have thought. in the end, i think there's party has never been more unified at a time when our nation is far apart from unified and a long time. ,, , . , ., ., time. stephanie, we see melodia trum on time. stephanie, we see melodia trump on stage- _ time. stephanie, we see melodia trump on stage. have _ time. stephanie, we see melodia trump on stage. have not - time. stephanie, we see melodia trump on stage. have not seen l trump on stage. have not seen her yet in this campaign. she got a warm welcome when she walked out as well. she got a warm welcome when she walked out as well.— walked out as well. she is clearly a _ walked out as well. she is clearly a very _ walked out as well. she is clearly

it is what folks have been asking him to do if we stop moving those goalpost we should be satisfied that this president has the strength and stamina to do this work. >> if we stop moving the goal p posts, tell me what your meaning of that is in this context. >> we keep hearing we need to see him do a press conference, we need to see him do an unscheduled event, he's doing all of those things and doing ho them incredibly well. we need to just let joe biden run this race, we're going to win it. >> let's talk about michigan. you did not have the governor there, she wasn't there, representative felicia bolton who represents gerald ford's old district was e,not there. what's your case to michigan democrats about getting behind joe biden in an obvious way? >> i have to say, joe biden laid out the case himself today. he laid out the things he is going to do in the upcoming term, he talked about things that are important to michiganders, things like medical debt, erasing medical debt, raising the minimum wage, things like the pro-act, of gun control, abortion bills that he's going to do on his f

but, this energy has not been enough for the detractors who continue to move the goalposts.y said biden needed to do is sit down, which he did with abc's george stephanopoulos last week. he has another interview with nbc's lester holt scheduled monday. then they said he needed to get off the teleprompter, which he did this week when he met with union leaders in washington and when he spoke with voters yesterday at a restaurant in northville, suburb of detroit. then they said he needed to do a standalone press conference, which he did. taking detailed policy questions from reporters for 59 minutes. not everyone is clamoring for biden to get out. none other than senator bernie sanders has backed up biden and blasted his detractors in a new york times op-ed out today writing "enough! mr. biden may not be the ideal candidate, but he will be the candidate and should be the candidate-- it's time for democrats to stop the bickering and nitpicking." senator sanders, i agree with you. the president is focused on november. he's reached out to the congressional black, hispanic, and asi

real breakthrough and a real chance at a season fire but then these really prime minister moved the goalposts. part of the problem is that some far-right members of his own government are not in favor of this peace proposal from the u.s. that israel is also supposedly onside with and so agreeing to this peace proposal could perhaps threatened to bring down his own government. the other problem is that ramped up attacks in gaza in recent days have really really gotten rid of any twinkle of goodwill that may have existed as you pointed out there have been four strikes on hamas are on schools in gaza in the last four days. the most recent one was that one outside of khan younis that killed 25 people and wounded dozens more people. the state department spokesperson was asked yesterday on cnn whether the u.s is comfortable with that level of civilian casualties. and the answer was very clearly, no. listen i think it's important to note that civilian casualties have come down dramatically over the past few months from the really catastrophic levels that they were at earlier this year. and of course

other tweaks to the unions didn't fight that nearly as hard as they fight school can just move the goalposts they've admitted it as such on on videos by accuracy in media in red states including my homexas, tennessee idaho, iowa other red states that have bannede, they're admitting they're still doing on video saying teaching crt we're going to teach social emotional learning orhealth. they'll just move the goawhack a mole trying to enforce these different p that doesn't mean we shouldn't try to engage in that process. we should still try to mon the school system. but it's still a one size fits alltion, is never going to meet the needs of just, quite frankly, going to want to raise their kids. it's okay to forcing your values on othereople's children when they don't have an exit options. a school choice is the best solution from the bottom up. we're going to continue wins red states. louisiana is on thennessee is on the cusp. idaho where yetpefully in the next few, few years. but it'll be some states will become red states by then. and at the sam enough democrats defect on the issue the teac

will not be a good look for president trump if he could continues to be perceived as moving the goalposts and if he does not debate, vice president harris, but it's hard to guess where trump will ultimately land. i think he's constantly making a political calculations. he made a calculation that debating his primary opponent it's, wasn't a good thing to do, so he didn't do it. he made the calculation that it was good to debate biden, so he did. now, he's making calculations about harris so, we let's get back. i'd sit and erica, what pretty good the first time for trump, i'll work on them. >> okay. you do that and you report back david urban, we're counting on you guys. thank you all for being here this afternoon. great to see all of you enjoy the weekend we are learning some new information at this hour about the shocking arrest of two suspected mexican drug lords captured in the united states, including how el chapo's son actually helped investigators in the capture knock knock. >> number one, broke her here for the number one hitmaker. >> thanks for swinging by carl, no problems. so thi

also president or prime minister netanyahu, excuse me, who has been accused though of moving the goalpost because you'll remember that it was over the weekend that hamas said that it was willing to forego one of its demands that any ceasefire it agrees to would be permanent provided that it's at least negotiated during the first phase of a ceasefire deal, but prime minister netanyahu set out a day later his insistence that israel must be allowed to continue the war after any ceasefire deal that is agreed to. you also heard from president biden there who was asked about the situation in gaza. he gave a long meandering answer but when it comes to negotiation specifically, he said this, listen but the bottom line is we haven't chest now. it's time to end this war. doesn't mean walk away from going after sinwar and hamas. and if you notice, you know, better than most, there is a growing dissatisfaction in on the west bank from the palestinians about hamas. hamas is not popular now and so there's a lot of moving parts. i just have to keep me moving to make sure that we get as much done as we c

reject the result of the referendum, stating the result was advisory and attempting to move the goalpostse he didn't like the outcome of last week's referendum was an advisory referendum given frankly , that we had a frankly, that we had a referendum that should have been a two thirds majority for such a constitutional change, and i'm very clear i will not vote for brexit in this country on behalf of my constituents and let down the young people of britain. >> i won't do it with our two prime spokesman on the world stage, having a long history of wanting to delegitimize the result of the eu referendum, it's crucial that brexiteers in the house of commons and outside do not allow keir starmer to take britain back into the eu by the gradual cessation of powers and re subjection to european regulations. >> brexit was too hard fought to be relinquished through the back doon be relinquished through the back door. as ever, let me know your views. mel mogg, gb news.com but now i've got my most intellectual panel, the conservative peer and journalist paul goodman and labour activist susie stride.

and then have the goalposts moved and what is happening to kamala harris, whether she was your choice in the primary in 2019 to 2020, whether you really have liked her as a vice president. we know what it feels like to be overlooked and to be disrespected professionally, personally. and it's not a great feeling and so if that happens too commonly harrison, this point you have a whole, we always hear black folks are the base of the party. you have a lot of work to do on 100 days to not just get your double-haters and your nikki haley, voters to vote for joe bonnie, but also to get black voters to show up and to get their neighbors to show up. and i just don't know if that's possible. if that happens to kamala harris a lot more. >> everybody stay with us. we're gonna have another round of talks more on the future prison biden's candidacy and why congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez says that, were he to leave, it would not be a quote, easy transition to vice president harris also tonight, breaking news on what the gunman who tried to assassinate the former president was doing leading

out, over the weekend on sunday, the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu seemed to move the goalposts back insisting that one of his non-negotiables among a handful of other things was maintaining some level of control over the gaza border with egypt. part of the problem here is that there are parts of netanyahu's right-wing coalition far-right parts of that coalition that do not want to see a peace proposal, at least the one in its current form. and so if netanyahu would sign this, it would risk toppling his own government. the other problem is that there has been an increasing and israeli attacks in gaza. a an evacuation of gaza city, for instance, hamas said had brought the talks back to 0.0 on top of that, there had been four bombings of schools inside gaza in the last four days. something that the unrwa chief called a blatant a blatant disregard for international law. and the u.s. state department's spokesperson was asked yesterday on cnn, whether the u.s. is comfortable with this level of civilian casualties that we saw at this latest school bombing that killed 25 people, injure

>> so abby, the goalpost keeps moving and a lot of people have said, well, they want to hear this, or they want him to do that. but at the end of the day, what we have to do is get out there and have conversations with the voters. the time that we're spending going back and forth on who should be our nominee the voters and the democratic primary chris across the country have spoken. we have our presumptive nominee. so what we need to do now is to paint the contrast. we have one president was already told us that he will be a dictator on day one. and then we have president joe biden, who works every day to deliver for the american people that's what i'm focused on. he needs to make sure that we are focused on defeating donald trump between now and november 5, we only have about 119 days so not a lot of time to continue to have this conversation. so i'm focused yeah. the president said today that he believes that he's the most qualified, but he does believe he said as that there are other democrats who can beat trump one of them, potentially is his own vice president kamala harris do yo

>> so abby, the goalpost keeps moving and a lot of people have said, well, they want to hear this or they want him to do that. but at the end of the day, what we have to do is get out there and have conversations with the voters. the time that we're spending going back and forth on who should be our nominee when the voters and the democratic primary there's across the country, have spoken, we have our presumptive nominee, so what we need to do now is to paint the contrast. we have one president was already told us that he will be a dictator on day one. and then we have president joe biden, who works every day to deliver for the american people that's what i'm focused on. he needs to make sure that we are focused on defeating donald trump between now and november 5, we only have about 119 days so not a lot of time to continue to have this conversation. so i'm focused on the president said today that he believes that he's the most qualified, but he does believe he said as that there are other democrats who can beat trump one of them, potentially is his own vice president kamala harris

they decided, the republicans funded by an out-of-state billionaire and change the goalpost and madethey tried to make the threshold 60%. an illegal special election in august will ever was not paying attention and that in itself became a huge campaign. there was an un- norma's team that had to work to fight against this incredibly well-funded effort to dampen the voice of citizens in ohio. thankfully the people of ohio came out and voted no on that issue. that was issued one. we got through that one. that actually come as much of a pain as that was and is expensive as that was that helped us a little bit. all of the coalition building were talking grassroots democracy brought together people from all over the states who are in support of protecting democracy. we continue that on until november by the same people protecting democracy timeout connects to reproductive freedom they came on over and help this project reproductive freedom towards november we all had to vote yes on issue won this time which was intentionally fun and confusing despite all sorts of curveballs there corrupt s

the goalpost and the timeline keeps moving. first, it was, all right, his first appearance after the debate, see how that goes. then the stephanopoulos interview. then see how the press conference goes. then it's, okay, the rnc, republican convention is next week. democrats come back to the hill. by then, if democrats haven't said all they need to say by then, we'll have to see what happens. there is this moving goalpost and this moving metric, and i think the thing that's so hard is, it is an unquantifiable thing. every lawmaker i have talked to, i asked the same question you're asking me. okay, do more, what does that mean? when you need to see something, what does that look like? there's no tangible answer to this because really what you're solving for here is vibes, mood. people don't feel good. there is such a sense of despair that has been hanging over the capitol as i've been working the halls the last few days, and that is not something that you can solve by data. it is not something that makes -- it's a feeling. it's n

conversation a lot of voters wrath, they're saying, let it go number one or two, you're moving the goalpostsu said you wanted to go out there and talk to people. he's doing what is the criteria that they think is going to impact it? >> well, they want the president to make a decision and the president has made the decision, right? repeatedly told him that the decision and their response i'll just under no, not that different distance away. and we're just going to keep asking a decision back in nor the incumbent, you're the candidate, you're going to delegates were going to give you time yeah basically this is, my kids terrorists person was like, i don't know about the meal breaks night i think what everybody's been waiting for is for him to reach the point himself. >> they know oh, that if you press your hand, if you pressure his team, that they very much get into a bunker mentality of we've always, you've always told us we are wrong and we've always proven wrong. and there is a long list examples of the problem this time around is that they don't feel like the people outside of that inner c

whatever i'm good with that, let me ask you this though, ashley, because the goalposts was you got to out there more biden. i get out there more. he's got to show people that it was one-off from the debate. he has been out there, he is out there a lot. he's been interviewing. he's been talking to people. he's actually been meeting and campaigning. and here he loves this laser. view with cbs and also be teat listen look crime originally ran and may remember that i said i was going to be a transitional candidate. i thought that i'd be able to move from this, just pass it on to someone else. but i didn't anticipate things getting so so so divided that this help make his case or help for the republicans i don't know. >> i mean, i think only had 1:00 a.m. here on cnn, but i do love it, but i get okay. i don't actually know what i don't think anybody know. i trust more because you said that honors i mean, here's the thing the last four to five fears of politics, it has been less, it's been indicators and they've been outcome in 28 or 2022 everybody job biden's polling numbers were low. his

. >> i could be wrong, but i'm under the impression that they had shifted the goalposts on purpose thatsn't like it they increased it by 20 or 30%. >> i could be wrong, but i remember something about that. >> i think what the real issue was that a year ago, we had that big downturn in enterprise demand and we saw software companies suffering across the board and companies were going to their software vendors, asking for price cuts for optimizations. and it was a real hit that -- so, when you're in sales, when that happens, you don't still make the same amount of money. you're hurting a bit. and if it's just one company that's going through that, okta had a sales issue, c3i had a sales issue. >> if it's one company, maybe people jump. if it's the whole industry, which largely it was about a year ago, then ordinarily, you can get people to stick around. fl now there's an upturn. those companies that were in the right position and did right by customers during that downturn -- >> probably right to poison out that andy jassy is the up with that built that business. >> and garmin started rig

, whether it's as big as getting the case completely thrown out, or even if it's just moving the goalposte to being a trial post-election. either way, they are looking at this a celebratory well, and paul, it's interesting because speaking to people who are in top attorney positions, legal positions in the trump administration they were worried that trump pushing this argument that it would limit the powers of the presidency in a way we had never seen defined before. but obviously what the liberal justices are arguing in their dissent is actually this is giving them carte blanche when it comes to the real examples that they argued about during these hearings, which was if a president says, okay, give me $1 million and i'll pardon you, and i'll pardon you for also bribing me that would be okay. is what the justices are. the liberal justices are concerned about here and their descent and what this means for reshaping the presidency in a different way than what conservative sphere. yeah, i want to lay out exactly what justice sotomayor said and her dissent and why i don't think it actually r

hogan, they move the ball and the goalpost and took it somewhere else. it is not because people don't care anymore, that is what they want you to believe, it is not because the truth doesn't matter, they would not have to spend so much time lying about it. >> i would like to comment on the vulgarity. i hate you have to answer this question, nicole, but you're going to. >> quite the setup. >> there's a certain vulgarity to this spectacle and to a family takeover of a political party, if you're russian, it is very czarist to have one family takeover political party. lara trump is the vice chairman of the rnc, she personally takes care of it. lena holba was speaking earlier and crying when she was a member of the family, everyone has changed their appearances, they all look like versions of melania trump, made themselves physically look the same, the men wear the same clothes as donald trump, cosplay him. it is morphing a party, more than a cult of personality, it is a cult of one family, they owned this party and have shooed away, there's no one left here,

to your point, it feels -- it seems like we are comfortable when they move the goalposts to operate inhat new paradigm, as if it is actually -- we can play by the rules and not really push back against that. remember all the cases you read in law school about governmental interest in potential life? well, in somebody's universe, i don't know, semen can be potential life. >> it's when -- [laughter] >> the sanitizing that and really making clear how perverse that is, cloaking it has some noble goal, making that part of the composition of discourse that you put in a book and talk to students to interested states in potential life? ok, get out of my uterus. >> jet out of my uterus. -- get out of my uterus. also making clear -- first of all, that is everything was "interest, -- that is a ridiculous "interest," but making clear what that interest means. surveillance of anybody who can get pregnant, criminalization, all sorts of legal threats. when you say interest in protecting potential life, you are saying interest in subordinating women. >> i think for me, too, following the antiabortion