kamala harris will fight for our freedom. kamala harris will fight for our families. ten harris will fight for our future. i'm proud to strongly endorse kamala harris to be the 47th president of the united states of america. we are going to hold the senate, the house and elect kamala harris as the next president in november. >> thank you. questions on the subject. >> kamala harris is the vice president of the united states. there is no competition by party delegates inside. what is your case to the american people and the voters speak to. >> the bottom line is it was a bottom-up process. people just rallied right up to her side. the enthusiasm in this big diverse representative party was amazing. it was palpable. you could cut it with a knife, yes. >> or their republican efforts to keep harris off the ballot and leave joe biden on? >> no. >> when are you going to meet with the vice president? >> soon. more questions with short answers. a. >> you had a conversation with the president over the last couple of weeks. did you ever personally ask him not to run for reelecti

harris howard.png harris later -- harris later enrolled at howard university, a historically black collegewashington, d.c. where she , studied political science and economics. she then returned to the bay area for law school. and it was in san francisco where harris's political career began. in 2003, she was elected the cities tour district of -- city's district attorney. vp. harris: to be a prosecutor is to be engaged in one of the noblest professions that anyone can do or have. william: her career in law enforcement helped propel her to higher office, but also has earned her a good deal of criticism. california's police unions were livid when she didn't press for the death penalty for a man who killed a police officer. she also championed providing a path for some nonviolent, first time drug offenders to get education and job training to prevent them from reoffending. vp. harris: when we're talking about serious and violent crime, lock 'em up. but when we're talking about nonviolent crime, that is actually the crime that is occupying the bulk of the public resources and the beds in our s

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how would harris do? we understand that it was that kind of hard fact rather than the campaign polls that were showing the head-to-heads nationally, the fact that he could lose the house, not just the senate, but the house. it could be just a clean sweep for donald trump, that finally persuaded him. how does kamala harris do topping the ticket in comparison? >> no different, at least based on the numbers. we'll show you right now. nationally this is the biden-trump average of national polls since that debate late june that set all this in motion. trump by two in the average of all these polls, same polls that tested harris versus trump. so from 45 to 46, trump level at 47. a one-point difference in the average there, both of them trailing donald trump. you take it one step further here, basic impressions of the candidates in terms of that favorable, unfavorable score. again, this is the average of the polls since that debate. biden was 36 favorable, 57 unfavorable. way under water. this had been the story

is day nine of the harris campaign. this is your first appearance in the last word since the ticket changed. are you surprised by the enthusiasm for kamala harris for president? >> welshing thank you so much for having me. listen, i don't think we are surprised but we are certainly encouraged by the ground swell of enthusiasm we have seen from the democratic base from what was formally the biden harris coalition now fully the harris coalition. as we head into the final 98 days of this campaign. you saw it on day one when president biden endorsed the vice president to take forward the mantle. you have seen the entirety of the democratic coalition come behind the vice president. you saw us raise $200 million in less than the first week of this campaign. you saw us put on a 2300 organizing events in the first weekend of action of this campaign. you saw it tonight in atlanta, where you had 10,000 people show up for a rally where you heard the vice president not just respond to the enthusiasm, the vice president fighting for

kamala harris was never the border czar. she was never asked to address the situation at the border. she was asked to do something that maga extremists who want quick fixes that they can give to fox news never want to focus on and that is a real solution. she was narrowly tasked with developing agreements that could help bring government and private sector investments to those countries that are sending migrants to the united states, so that those countries could help strengthen the conditions in those countries. and she did so. most significantly in mexico, guatemala, el salvador, honduras. she brought billions from private sector investments to support government funding for entrepreneurs, to ensure labor rights, to strengthen food security and launch projects across those countries that invested in financial inclusion, health care, climate finance and affordable housing. those are the things that will keep migrants in their home countries. and the only reason that republicans are doing this today is to distract the americ

harris is rye thing to dissociate herself from the impact of the biden-harris policies including inflation0%, real wages down almost 22% and the u.s. national debt approaching $35 trillion. 10 million migrants illegally entering the country with nearly 22 million we know of concern 2 million who have evaded apprehension and completely disappeared as well as china ramping up a aggression against the united states here at home and a abroad. joining me now in this "sunday morning futures" exclusive is florida governor ron desantis with reaction. governor, thanks so much for being here. what is your reaction -- >> good morning. maria: -- new rewriting of history, rebranding of kamala harris? >> well, i'll tell you with, maria, you know, the biden-harris policies put the democratic party in a very precarious situation this election, and then the debate where biden tried to do the basement for three and a half years, and it was clear after that debate that was not going to the happen. so the media really worked hard to push biden out. and now what you see is all the arteries to of the left, the

harris did better plus five. so we see that harris overall seems to be doing about two points better in these key battleground states. now we'll see how these numbers look after the rnc, after harris, of course, has now the likely democratic nominee. but the polling beforehand suggests that that harris would do better even by just a small margin. but of course, elections in this country are so so tight that two points can make all the depressing within the margin of error. >> this is well within the margin of error from the state of pennsylvania between harris and of course, donald trump. >> it's so interesting, right? i want to ask you about the endorsements that are happening. do they mean anything? what what do voters think about and these endorsements are coming fast and furious now we are seeing like the leadership just go one after the other, come out and say, we back, harris. >> yes. so look we've never had anything quite like this in the modern era. but what we do know is that what candidates get at least

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you have seen harris crowd. how different was the energy today the energy was so different, it was so exciting we know we're going to have to work. >> we know that the road to the white house goes through wisconsin. and so we're not we're not going to sit back and not roll up our sleeves and do the work to make sure that we have the next president, kamala harris. but yeah, the excitement was there, the energy was palpable. you can hear from the crowd how much they liked her. and i would also say that they actually brought in over 100 million in just a little over 24 hours and 60 a little over 60% of that we're first time donors. if you're talking about how new people are getting energized, how this has been a change the race that's the statistic you need to look at but there are actually people who did not donate before, who are now very, very excited to donate to the harris campaign. >> i want to play something that j.d. vance, obviously trump's vp candidate. he said back in 2021, that's getting some renewed at

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harris is running mate. cbs news chief election and campaign correspondent robert kosta shared on social media. he talked to veteran democrats and they told him they hope harris considers some names beyond politics from retired military leaders. to even business leaders joining me now is political analyst marc sandalow. thank you so much for being here, sir. so what do you think about kamala's running mate? prospects? jd vance was picked for his connection to white middle class americans. want she needs to pick someone. similar who can ignite that voting bloc. >live>we've seen kind kind of obvious when you have a bay area woman of color, which would probably not be the first choice, demographically. for who democrats want to put forward, but i mean, kamala harris has all sorts of campaign skills again reach a crowd of democrats, but it makes sense you'd want to complicate complement that with obviously not jd vance, but somebody who can appeal to two to to biden's voters to, you know, just scranton's joe. to

she's known harris for years. she led the nation six blacks attorneys general yesterday and endorsing harris within hours of biden dropping out of the race and attorney general james i appreciate your time tonight. so you know, you hear j.d. vance there, the vice presidential nominee for the republican party, trump's vp, say that harris talks about the history of the united states with condemnation and that she lacked gratitude for it. what do you hear when you hear that first? >> thank you for having me on this evening i say to j.d. vance vice president harris works each and every day for a more perfect union, focusing on reproductive rights, ancient every day focusing on the environment, focusing on scammers who prey on upon seniors. focusing on the lgbtq community all throughout her public career from district attorney, a to united states senator, to the attorney general of the great state of california our vice president has been focused again on issues that americans and individuals that individuals care abou

it is kamala harris. it is prosecutor harris. i've known her for almost 20 years, we come from the same prosecutor's office. she's tough. she's real. she's smart. most importantly, she's ready. and i've heard donald trump talk about how easily he's going to beat her. and, you know who also talked that way to miss harris? other sexual predators and rapists. if donald trump wants to know how that movie ends, he's going to have to go to a prison to talk to those individuals that she put away. so she's ready and she's going to make this case, she's going to make the case about reproductive rights, she's going to make this case about the past, and donald trump, or the future and she's also most importantly, she's going to bring decency where donald trump has been chaotic and cruel and corrupt. >> congressman eric swalwell, always a busy day on capitol hill, so we appreciate you taking the time. >>> up next, as president biden makes his way back to the white house after battling covid, what will his role be going forward in the harris

and the kamala harris ticket.ed to host the dnc, it is recognized that this timeframe is extremely short. we saw today that over 40,000 black women were just on a call strategizing about how to organize communities to support the harris ticket, what it is going to take moving forward. we know that within such a short amount of time, four or five hours, she raised over $50,000, we are just growing, growing, grunted the state parties have already come out in support of her in various states, not only battlegrounds, but others as well. i think we are going to see a very smooth transition, and an alliance of party leaders around kamala harris, we are already seeing that happen. people whose names have been thrown around as people who would potentially run against her have also announced their endorsements and are standing down. so, i think we are going to see a very peaceful move towards a kamala harris ticket. >> melanie, it's great to talk to you after watching you for years on another channel. but there have been a

james: well, hit is the biden and harris and we heard kamala harris when she was a candidate that said she was against fracking and drilling and she was against fossil fuels in general, that is not popular in the swing states like pennsylvania, is a popular with the american people are having to pay more for gasoline than they did when donald trump was president in her record as border, being invisible enemy our borders are wide open which is led to an influx of population that is greater public school dollars and trained her medicaid and it's increase the crime hello, i don't think there is anything that kamala harris has done and to end inflation because she supported every democrat policy that joe biden and nancy pelosi and chuck schumer have stuck in the throats of the american people in the name of covid-19 and after covid-19 and when they wanted to pastor so-called inflation reduction act actually increase inflation, that is what every american most upset about i think this election is the fact, that every time to go to the grocery store, because morning time to go fill up their

if hamas gets here they'll understand what it means to come here. >> harris: kamala harris spoke after her meeting with the israeli prime minister and expressed commitment for israel's security while at the same time speaking about the suffering in gaza. let's watch. >> it is time for this war to end, and end in a way where israel is secure, all the hostages are released, the suffering of palestinians ends and the palestinian people can exercise their right to freedom, dignity and self-determination. let's get the deal done so we can get a cease-fire to end the war. let's provide much-needed relief to the palestinian people. >> harris: axios with this headline. netanyahu irked by critical harris comments. it says harris's statement after the meeting was much more critical than what she told netanyahu in the meeting. one israeli official claimed netanyahu was upset about the fact harris spoke about the hostage and cease-fire deal as an end to the war while israel maintains its position that it will be able to resume the fighting after the deal is implemented. joey, we're looking at some

they were also gearing up for kamala harris.l us more about what you are hearing from inside the campaign? >> i was in grand rapids yesterday for donald trump's first joint campaign appearance. more than 13,000 people. a senior official told me they were planning for potential other options. not only internal polling but also assessments. they had been running against joe biden. with three months left they will have to change course. not only the messaging but in terms of where they may have to best put resources. you are looking at seven battleground states. i will tell you that conversation, with a different candidate there could be different dynamics. does it make a state like north carolina or georgia or wisconsin a focused point. deselect roy cooper, does that change resources or if she chooses mark kelly, does that force the hand to put more investment there despite having felt confident about that current situation. donald trump, on social media admitted that they have already put resources toward damaging the messaging a

>> harris: he has definitely thoughts on kamala harris. come to you for your thoughts, therese. >> under trump, there was a focus on reducing regulations, cutting taxes and promoting a pro-business agenda which resulted in the strong stock market and overall economic growth for every american. under biden there has been a push for increased government spending that has led to steady increases in inflation rates causing concerns about the impact on the economy and cost of living for american citizens. that's why we need trump back in as president. >> harris: what do you think of kamala? >> kamala? i think she has a lot to say but she has not shown anything. >> harris: real quickly, joe, your thoughts on vice president kamala if trump should have to face her? >> she was a good senator but when it comes down to being a president, it is a whole different level on how you handle things. i don't think she is ready for that. >> harris: you thought she was a good senator in california? >> i mean, she spoke well in the senate but as far as being a

i that they can beat kamala harris. ., ., ., harris. i want to how confident because we — harris.rris. i want to how confident because we saw donald - harris. i want to how confident because we saw donald trump| because we saw donald trump posting about the prospect of another debate. there was another debate. there was another one said to be hosted by abc news that would have sentjoe biden face donald trump again. it wasn't clear if that was going to happen. he wrote that he doesn't wanted to happen if it were to be kamala harris and he would prefer fox news. tell us more about that. he put it out on his social media saying that he does not, he would be cancelling the debate with abc news. in part thatis debate with abc news. in part that is a strategy, i believe that is a strategy, i believe that they would want leverage and they felt the two first debates set up earlier didn't really have that much leverage and there was sort of put into the corner because you have it happen so fast and i didn't want to look like the weak ones in essence becausejoe biden had been teasing throug

also supporting harris. at least eight members of the so-called squad, including alexandria ocasio-cortez and ilhan omar, former president obama and former speaker nancy pelosi, praised biden for deciding to step aside, but they stopped short of endorsing harris. >> i think that's what you're seeing with both pelosi and obama. look, the two most prominent elder statesmen in the party saying they want the process to play out. i think everybody expects, unless something really unexpected happens. this is kamala harris. >> recent polls show a neck and neck race between harris and former president trump, another poll shows trump's favorability five points higher than harris's. democrats reported a record amount of online donations in the hours after biden's announcement yesterday, nearly $50 million. but one major biden donor says if harris becomes the nominee, he won't fundraise for the democratic ticket. high profile lawyer john morgan telling abc news it's one thing to vote for somebody. it's another thing to

harris. how big a deal is that and how long does that last? guest: i think it was because he conspicuously didn't endorse her immediately. host: do we know why? guest: he said he wanted an on process and let the process play out, see how harris could do in a fast moving situation like this. but, as we saw, any of her would-be challengers immediately consolidated as the consensus peck so there was no other path for him but to indoors her. i don't think it was malice or trying to play the field. i think he was trying to not weigh in and let the party sort this out. he's been less interested in party politics and building up infrastructure so let the party ham it and he came in and was the kerry on top of the sun daye -- sundae for harris. host: who how do we know what a what is her strategy? guest: we are in what i call 2.0. the fundamentals are the same. the same six states will be deciding the presidency. she is not going to look to expand the map out to, you know, ohio or down to florida. sh

so they were both have come out today to endorse harris right now, vp harris is the front runner. however, recent polling shows challenges might lie ahead. and we want to know that these polls were taken before biden dropped out of the race. however, harris was polling the same as biden, or just slightly better against former president trump. all right, let's bring in our political analyst, larry gerston. larry, thanks for joining us again. and how much sway does the president's endorsement have right now? he is he's bowing out and saying harris is the one. does that carry a lot of weight? i think it's going to have a good deal of sway. look this was a hard thing for president biden to do. he is loved by the members of his party. that's why it was so hard for them to approach him. so so he comes away with an awful lot of love from them and approval for what he's doing. and i think when, when he as he moves to help president biden, that will resonate with those who wanted him to leave, that will resonate for those who wanted him to stay. and most of all, i think that's going to res

>> kamala harris. >> kamala harris without a doubt. >> kamala harris. >> unsure. >> reporter: nick says he wants to learn more about harris, but has reservations. >> it's going to be really hard to pull off the campaign in this short of time. in the next month she has to convince everyone in the party to unite behind her. >> reporter: zinhle essamuah, nbc news, philadelphia, pennsylvania. >>> nine days after the attempted assassination of former president donald trump, the head of the secret service faced new calls to resign and some heated questioning about the security lapses that day. ryan nobles has details. >> reporter: for secret service director kimberly cheatle, it was a bipartisan unloading. >> not only should you resign, if you refuse to do so, president biden needs to fire you. >> if you have an assassination attempt on a president, former president or a candidate, you need to resign. >> would you like to use my five minutes to draft your resignation letter? yes or no. >> no, thank you. >> reporter: cheatle appearing by subpoena and testifying under oath directly addressed th

harris. however president biden is still sick with covid and is not scheduled to speak publicly until later this week. last week, he had this to say about his vice president. it's because of you that i am president and kamala harris as vice president. and by the way, she's not only a great vice president, she could be president of the united states. biden's announcement also causing donations to flood in for the democratic party fundraising platform actblue, saying more than $46 million has been raised since this morning. well, former president trump tonight mocking his now former opponent in the presidential race in a phone interview with nbc news, trump saying, quote, joe biden is the worst president in the history of the united states by far. there has never been a president who has done such damage to our country. when asked if he was surprised by the president's announcement, mr. trump said he never should have, quote, stayed in his basement and never should have run in the first place.

how does harris do that? they offset necessarily by losses she might sustain among seniors and white male voters that biden could have brought into the fold? >> yes and no in the sense there are some people who would never vote for a woman at the top of the ticket and someone who would never vote for a person of color at the top of the ticket. i think a lot of young people are galvanized by kamala harris. they're galvanized by the ideas she's put forth. her portfolio was, you know, reproductive justice. she's already starting to make daylight between herself and joe biden on israel and palestine, which i think will galvanize a lot of young people. i think she'll continue to talk about sort of the future of america whether it's climate change, whether it's transportation infrastructure or debt forgiveness, things that matter to young people. seesaw this in 2008 with barack obama. you know, if you have to expand the universe of your voters you want to make sure you don't just keep going back to the old well and

and kayla, you know, we just saw harris the new harris campaign headquarters, which were the biden headquarters. we heard him call in and i know you have new reporting on that tsunami of support that i referenced behind harris tonight? >> yeah. erin, there was real energy in that room tonight and it is not just the upper strata of the democratic party or the cash coming into coffers that donors are providing. there's a real on-the-ground infusion of energy at this hour, a campaign official says that in the last day, more than 28,000 new volunteers there's have signed up for their effort. that's a 100 times the average of a daily sign-up in you know, in prior days for a campaign that's been going on for over a year at this point, the campaign now has 250 offices, hundreds of thousands of volunteers, and thousands of full time staff members. and tonight, vice president harris said that she has asked biden's campaign chair jen o'malley, dillon to stay on and dylan has accepted that. so that's certainly a piece of news as far as the campaign leadership goes, but we've also learned that we're this j

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he has endorsed vice president e harris. i am all in to support vice president harris. of course, she is a californian from our state. fo when she ran in 2020 in the primary, i was one of her campaign cochairs. i have known vice president harris for a long time in california politics as friends. i cannot wait for the country to get to know the vice president in the way we know her out in california. she is going to prosecute the case against donald trump every single day. we will defeat him with her at the top of the ticket come this november. people are fired up. mb people are excited. i am hearing from our grassroots activists. you can see elected officials, members of congress, mayors, people are flooding in with endorsements and support for her. i expect that our state will unite behind the vice president. >> tell us about the bevice president, as you know her, as a californian. >> i mean, look, at first, people have to understand about her record. it is long and it is a record that is progressive and always focuses on people and helping se others. when she was da e

she did for the biden-harris ticket. i'm not going anywhere. the trump campaign, quickly pivoting to now focus on harris. >> you want to lead this country, you should feel grateful for it. you should feel a sense of gratitude. and i never hear that gratitude come through when i listen to kamala harris, former vice president mike pence released a statement today. >> he didn't mention harris, but did say president biden made the right decision, pushing for national unity from leaders in both parties. >> all right. i before we let you go, how are republicans today beginning to handle this change that came so suddenly but nonetheless must not have been a surprise to them, right on top of the democratic ticket. >> that's right. well, right no, republicans, they seem to be in disarray. we're starting to see trump and house speaker mike johnson continue to target president biden. the only issue here is that president biden is no longer on the 2024 ticket. they're calling for biden to step down, saying if he cannot run a campaig

i know kamala harris can win. i'm behind kamala harris 100%. she's exactly the woman we need to prosecute the fight against donald trump. save democracy. something murray has been a champion of in her own right here in congress tried to force messaging bills and so forth on the senate floor. this is notable that murray has said this. it's also notable that the other leaders have not. but what also is interesting to me here is the democrats certainly are not united on this path forward. even before this announcement from the president, some of the senate democrats called on president biden to step aside, take senator peter welch of vermont, he has told me previously -- again, not before today -- simply anointing kamala harris, in his words, would not be a good show of democracy for the party. that they should have an open process, an open convention to alleviate some of those concerns that we are seeing and to alleviate what we are seeing the republican say about democrats as well, that they are going over voters heads here, suggesting it is per

we'll hear from harris.eople need to know about megan thee stallion. >> she's the baddest chick. she is the baddest. she is an amazing artist. she's an amazing rapper. she really is the person that i keep on steady rotation. i have a megan thee stallion channel on my apple music. i wish my knees could move like megan's knees moved. but she brings all the energy. what i love is she represents a new vanguard in hip hop black women have taken back to the stage. they're multitalented. she overcame the terrible misinformation campaign after tory lane shot her and continues to get out of jail over this terrible thing he did to her. fierce advocate for mental health and women's rights. harris is not playing into the right sort of hand ringing around morality. megan thee stallion embraces her sexuality. she is raunchy in her own words. >> the story she tells in the video is whatever people were criticizing her about, as you said sexuality, body, et cetera, actually the real problem, she argues, was this old republic

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harris saying, so, i know donald trump's type. but david, tonight, harris is making it clear, she wants this race to be about more than just her and trump, saying that this will be about their two very different visions for the future of this country, david. >> david: mary bruce, thank you. >>> tonight, just days after the republican national convention, former president donald trump venting clear frustration after president biden dropped out. trump with multiple posts on social media, messages late last night, then early this morning, saying, quote, now we have to start all over again. a clear indication they had hoped it would be president biden he was up against. rachel scott on the hill. >> reporter: 24 hours after the political earthquake transformed the race for president, donald trump remaining out of sight. venting on social media, still attacking joe biden, though biden is no longer his opponent. trump's promise for a unifying message after the attempt on his life seems to have gone out the window. the overwhelming messag

andrea leÓn nos cuenta mÁs sobre gravÍdica rade kamala harris.a que ocupÓ el cargo de fiscal del distrito. repitiÓ la hazaÑa como fiscal general en 2010 en el mismo estado. donde se destacÓ por defender los derechos de la comunidad lgbtiq+, incluyendo el matrimonio entre personas del mismo sexo y por abordar temas relacionados a la crisis hipotecaria. en 2016 llegÓ al senado de estados unidos y su estilo la hizo destacarse desde el principio. cuestionÓ con dureza a miembros del congreso de donald trump durante audiencia en el congreso. tres aÑos despuÉs lanzÓ su campaÑa para la presidencia, la cual concluyÓ en diciembre de 2019. en 2020, joe biden la eligiÓ como su compaÑero de fÓrmula. harris naciÓ el 20 de octubre de 1974, hija de padre jamaiquino y madre de la india, se criÓ en berkeley california. estÁ casada con un abogado blanco y judÍo. harris asegura que lo que mÁs disfruta al domingo familiar cuando un disfruta para cocinar platos propios de su raÍces. reemplazar al presidente joe biden como candidata a la presidencia de los estados unid

they got it in kamala harris. we are now already seeing where nikki haley voter packs have already come out and endorsed the vice president, come out and endorsed harris. the fundraising among that group is incredibly large. she's also polling very well, you know, far surpassing joe biden with that group, in and of itself. and if you dig down into the biden campaign, now the harris campaign's internal polling, what really moves those voters is two issues, one is reproductive rights and democracy. those are the two issues that the vice president has been leading on right now, that the republicans have no response to. and their responses are deficient. they don't meet the level that, again, is sufficient for those particular voters. so, you know, these attacks about the record aren't going to go over well with those voters and they're going to fall flat on their face. i'm just curious to see how the vice president handles them. i know her to be strong, force. fortified in who she is, fortified in her vision. this is

and now kamala harris is ascending. is that how you hoped it would play out well i wanted to fair open democratic process and to her great credit, of vice president harris managed to clear the field of all potential opponents and less than 24 hours, i think she is our nominee. >> i supported fully we get an indication of what lies ahead for her and the challenges in the outrageous comments that donald trump made yesterday, calling her alluded to calling our garbage. i'd say if you wanted to find her with one word, its freedom she is. i serve first ad indicates fighting for our freedoms, resisting this outrageous 2025 project that the republicans are supported according that is designed to involve them controlling almost every aspect of our family's lives in a way that takes us far dark for backward into a dark past you had just mentioned this and i just want the public to see what donald trump did say about kamala harris. the republicans really on the attack here, even after donald trump had said, hey, we need to unify

but this is kamala harris' race now so how is she doing? joining me are michigan state senator mallory mcgwire and pennsylvania state representative malcolm kenyatta, a member of the national advisory board for what was the biden/harris campaign and also a candidate for statewide office and running to be pennsylvania's auditor general. thank you for joining me. i'm so eager to get the view from two of the most important states from two incredibly useful and wise strategists, if you will. mallory, you were on the white women for harris, i think it was called, white women answer the call zoom that broke the internet and the world record, can you talk a little bit about what that was like before we get to the nitty-gritty of michigan? >> it was wild. i think the people may not notice, it happened completely organically, you pointed to the first call being the win with black women call and there has always been this knock on white women, white women put donald trump in office and since 2016, certainly since the fall of roe, a lot of white women

harris had just wrapped up seven years as san francisco's da. now, she wanted to be california's top cop this system needs drastic repair. her opponent, los angeles district attorney steve cooley, came out swinging she refused to pursue the death penalty against the killer. the gang member, the ak-47 wielding gang member, who shot down opposite sir isaac espinosa. >> xi declared her opposition before he was buried steve, i think that you really should not go below the dignity of this debate or the office we seek a heated campaign that took weeks to declare a winner stand before you today i'm humbled to be chosen to be the next attorney general of the state. >> another historic victory for him harris becoming the first black and south asian american woman elected as california's attorney general but the victory was bittersweet. your mother became ill. >> it was intense it's the hospital visits. it's going to chemotherapy and, sitting there and hoping that you can make someone laugh while they're going through horrible event. it is, it is a very d

what are they for harris?average for the same pair of polls, a little bit better. 38%. 5 7 pp /* pp. >> this is the starting point for kamala harris. the big question is what's going to happen in the next week, next two weeks as this rollout of kamala harris as a presidential candidate begins? does she get a second look from voters? do the numbers improve? is there movement in the horse race? is there backlash? she'll be the first candidate nominated from either party since 1968 to be the nominee without contesting in name the presidential primaries. is there kind of a backlash to how all this went down? that's another question. if it's harris,er who it is if there is another presidential nominee, this is the battleground they'd be walking in. the core six battleground state ts, every single one of these states was won by joe biden. buddhen had flipped from donald trump in 2016. so obviously harris if she is the democratic nominee doesn't have to win all of these states but these are the states that i referenc

not only harris is the excitement of kamala harris for young people is extraordinary. i would predict now that the third party candidate, rfk junior, is going to actually take more in this atmosphere is going to take more votes away from trump than which is probably why they're talking about rfk endorsing trump and him getting a job. i think that's unlikely, but i think this changes everything. it now gives democrats a real alternative who trunk trump becomes the old cadres who probably has some cognitive issues trump has cognitive issues. you're saying yeah, it's pretty clear. >> you get up and make a speech in lai 73 times in ten minutes, you've got some problems there. >> this new cnn poll also shows vice president harris doing better than president biden when it comes to these key groups? as you note, 47% with ages 18 to 34, that's up four point from biden, 50% with female voters also have four 4.78% with black voters. that's up seven points what do you make of the shift among these groups? and are you concerned about the shifts that might be going in the other dir

jonathan. >> hi, harris.y they want to know why the secret service waited when law enforcement spotted a young man acting suspiciously just outside of the federal security perimeter. local tv station wtae obtained cell phone video that appears to show crooks in the background on saturday's rally an hour before the shooting. secret service spokesperson says that agents considered him a person of interest but not yet a threat when law enforcement noticed he was carrying a range finder, a device used to measure distances in hunting and playing golf. it changed when this individual retrieved his weapon that investigators believe he left at the site in advance. two butler township police officers assigned to traffic duty went to check out the building. one officer hoisting the other to the roof only to see the gunman turn the weapon on him. >> he is holding himself up to the roof in that condition he couldn't protect himself. so his goal was to -- he couldn't engage him and he ended up trying to get his weapon but

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kamala harris spoke and thanked the campaign staff which is now the harris for president campaign staff. she wanted them to stay on and run the harris campaign as well. then she showed in word and deed that there will be differences. >> as many of you know before i was elected as vice president i was the attorney general as i mentioned of california of the courtroom processes. in those roles, i took on perpetrators of all kinds. predators that abused women. fraudsters that ripped off consumers. cheaters that broke the rules for their own game. hear me when i say, i note donald trump's game. >> joe biden has covid and is isolating a home. he phoned in over the p.a. system. kind of like the opening bit from charlie's angels. and they get their assignments. there are lots of different ways to do these counts. kamala harris has already had pledges from over 1000 delegates that she will need in order to lock up the nomination. the law firm where holder is a partner took on the task of the running options for vice president. there are endorsements from major democrats all day. including forme