what their husbands are voting. >> harris: ari fleischer in the bush white house says this kind of identity killing america. >> i think he is right. ari is 100% right. identity politics to me in cancel culture are the stupidity that are much of the democrat party. first of all, every wife, i would hope, would root for her children to be successful regardless of race and also for her husband to be successful just like i would think every husband should be rooting for his wife to be successful. i don't understand why race needs to be interjected there at all. sunny hostin not very intelligent in that aspect. i believe it was jane fonda. capitalism has lifted more people of all different backgrounds, white, black, asian and hispanic out of poverty and into excellence and achievement across the spectrum than any form of economy ever. that's rooted in many ways in the production of energy which i'm proud that we do here. i wish we were more energy independent in the united states. >> harris: i say it every day. let them speak so we know who they are. free speech. clay travis, good to see you. "o

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many got worthy, you can’t hear, the engine is gone by harry white and clean for charging after threet sochi is hot, especially in summer, then more electricity consumption. after each lap, the belarusian electric buses literally sparkle in any weather, the pipes are also equipped for passengers with usb sockets located between the seats . there are also media monitors. if compared with diesel vehicles, then, of course, there is a lot more cost for maintenance and for current repairs of 380 buses on the balance sheet of the electric bus enterprise, 1, but our mazs are every second on the roads of sochi, by the way, belarusians are expensive. in they do it in the krasnodar territory too. and we also substitute excavator rollers for loaders amkodor and yug talks about a line of more than 100 models, last year , probably, was one of the most successful in general in the whole market of the russian federation and specifically in our regions, for which we are responsible, just equipment was sold. well , this year we plan to increase sales by at least 20%. and this is amkodor, to help farme

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americans need joe biden and kamala harris back in the white house. planned parenthood action fund will do everything we can to keep joe biden and kamala harris where they belong. we know that by working together, we can achieve a world where all people can access reproductive health care, no matter who they are or where they live. thank you, president biden. thank you, vice president harris. for your incredible partnership and your incredible leadership. i will see you on the campaign trail. >> please welcome president of naral pro choice america mini timaraju. [cheers and applause] >> hello. so wonderful to be with you today. i'm the president of naral pro choice america. and thank you. go naral. i know you're here. and our four million members. thank you for joining us tonight. i want to start by thanking all the abortion rights, health and justice advocates and providers who are here with us. it's been a horrific year and you have gone above and beyond to provide life-saving care to our communities in the toughest circumstances. in the wake of this

. >> harris: the white house is definitely worried about voters perceptions of the vice president. the president has been talking her up in events. that's nice. top staffer, anita dunn is charged now with a big push to boost her image. that's her job. that's not going to be easy. here's a quote. it's not a job that put you out front unless the president has put you there intentionally. even then, even vice president is even as a derivative as of the president. the job does not lend itself to full makeovers. >> the job of the vice president is really difficult one. we're seeing same dynamic with republican administrations and democratic administrations. biden feeding the incumbent president by 8 million more votes than the trump-pence campaign. >> harris: the vice president didn't accomplish that. >> she campaigned hand in glove with the then vice president, joe biden. >> harris: for the longest time, he pretty much ignored her. when there was some opportunities to give her support when she was failing, which is what you do for someone you really want to see succeed, would have star

americans need joe biden and kamala harris back in the white house. planned parenthood action fund will do everything we can to keep joe biden and kamala harris where they belong. we know that by working together, we can achieve a world where all people can access reproductive health care, no matter who they are or where they live. thank you, president biden. thank you, vice president harris. for your incredible partnership and your incredible leadership. i will see you on the campaign trail. >> please welcome president of naral pro choice america mini timaraju. [cheers and applause] >> hello. so wonderful to be with you today. i'm the president of naral pro choice america. and thank you. go naral. i know you're here. and our four million members. thank you for joining us tonight. i want to start by thanking all the abortion rights, health and justice advocates and providers who are here with us. it's been a horrific year and you have gone above and beyond to provide life-saving care to our communities in the toughest circumstances. in the wake of this

many were worthy of not hearing the engine, there is no harry in white and clean for charging after three but we should not forget sochi is hot, especially in summer, then more electricity is consumed. after each lap , the belarusian electric buses, which literally sparkle in any weather, are also equipped. uh for passengers e usb sockets are located between the seats. here between the seats of each almost here, which is just as successful and convenient. also there. uh, media monitors, if compared with diesel vehicles, then, of course, there are much more costs for maintenance and current repairs of buses on the balance sheet of an electric bus company , but our mazs are every second on the roads in their case. by the way, the roads are belarusians. in the krasnodar territory, they also do it, and we also leave the excavator rollers amkodor and yug on the loader. he talks about a line of more than 100 models. last year was probably one of the most successful in general in general. the market of the russian federation and specifically our regions for which we are responsible were sold. ju

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vice president kamala harris hosted college athlete day today at the white house. harris welcome. 02 champions from the 20 2223 season to the white house. south lawn, 47 teams were represented covering 19 different sports. you remind all of us of what we can achieve when we work hard and strive with ambition. some of you. harris was also honored with a special award. logan eggleston and a member of the 2022 national championship volleyball team from the university of texas, gave harris a national championship trophy. president biden was originally scheduled to host this event, but had to undergo a root canal this morning. the oakland a's are back home following a notable five game winning streak out there on the road earlier today. the team warming up at the coliseum ahead of its four game series starting tonight against tampa tomorrow night. fans have been called to pack the stands as part of what's being called a reverse boycott to protest the team's effort to move to las vegas. organized to say one of the reasons cited for a move was attendance. and they plan to demonstrate the

white house for joe biden. an independent run would only take votes away from republicans and ensure that biden-harris when the e. dani: not to make everything about jamie dimon, but jamie dimon doing a tour of china, at the same time there is elon musk. can be really say given the fact that two ever so present business leaders in the u.s. are in china, is american business really decoupling from china? charles: now we call it de-risking because it is a little more benign than decoupling. but the truth is, we are absolutely decoupling, and de-risking, and we're seeing it on multiple levels. the u.s. will expand the tech export restriction list beyond advanced semi's, we have convinced the dutch and south koreans to join us. we will continue to deter around taiwan which is only escalatory. china is the world's second-biggest economy, it makes sense for u.s. companies that have large presences like tesla, apple, starbucks, jp morgan to go there and engage. and to invest more, given that it is such a large economy, but given everything the ccp is doing to crackdown on their own companies, these raids on u.s. consu

and vice president kamala harris joined by opal lee who says -- has been called the grandmother of juneteenth. they commemorate the federal holiday and a celebration of the whiteouse on the -- south lawn . >> distinguished guests, the vice president. ♪ >> happy juneteenth. [applause] pres. biden: we -- vice. pres. harris: please have a seat. [laughter] [applause] vice. pres. harris: and to my divine nine family. good evening, everyone. tonight, with joy, we gather with friends and generations of family members. we gather here at the white house just from where the emancipation proclamation was cited to celebrate americans newest national holiday. we are joined by so many incredible leaders including members of congress, members of the congressional black caucus and cbc cares. we are here with so many leaders who brought us to this day. including the one and only miss opal lee. [laughter] -- [applause] the mother of juneteenth. when i served in the u.s. senate, i was proud to cosponsor a bill to make juneteenth of federal holiday. as vice president, it was my honor to stand beside our president joe biden as he signed the legislation that finally made that dream

. >> harris: a watchdog group says the white house press secretary broke the law. one she is always talking about. she attacked republicans from the lectern. the very same law the hatch act. she says it all the time. can't talk about this and that but she is talking about, she is talking about it, boom. speaking of dodging questions, republicans say they know why democrats have no plans for any primary debates. >> they don't want him to debate because they know that a primary he would flounder and he will do even worse in a general election. they are trying to hide him for as long as they can. it is not going to work. >> harris: a new poll says even democrats overwhelmingly want to see biden debate robert f. kennedy junior and marianne williamson, the two declared candidates on the left. ♪ okay everyone, our mission is complete balanced nutrition. together we provide nutrients to support immune, muscle, bone, and heart health. everyone: woo hoo! ensure with 25 vitamins and minerals. enter the $10,000 nourishing moments giveaway. how do we decide what hotel to book?

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white, i've not seen that data. so it seems she's calling independents racist because they got comfortable with president biden or democrats because they voted for president biden over kamala harrisct the dots of the logic? call people racist if you are not doing your job well which biden isn't and selling out the country, you don't support him you are racist. that is it. will: if you do support him you are racist. that's the point. you can't connect the dots. it's impossible. one more topic this morning. if you've entered a walgreens or cvs or convenience store in a big city in the last couple years you've noticed, the stores have to take some sort of measure. in chicago, they decided to take a different type of store that has two aisles where customers can shop for themselves and the rest of it is locked up and needs to be ordered from a kiosk so i think we have the chicago store. you are not in a store. there are two aisles you can walk through with inexpensive items. otherwise the rest of it has to be ordered from an ipad like that and delivered to you. in the store. you can't even shop in the store anymore because chicago won't hold people accountable who see also law-abidin

harris. does the white house see those attacks and frankly comments on democrats concerns about that as sexist, racist, politically? >> have to be careful, 2024, not going to speak to it from here. what i can speak to and will say more broadly is the vice president has been a partner. you've heard him say that multiple times. when it comes to difficult decisions, important decisions that matter to the american people, this is something that, those are issue was the president has talked to with the vice president. so you've heard him say that and you've seen her do that out there on the road or whether it's even here speaking to different issues that are incredibly important to the american people, so i will leave it there but not going to go into the tit for tat what does this mean, what is this outcome going to be. i will speak to what i know here in this white house and how they've worked very closely to get all the things i just laid out on behalf of the american people. >> the chairman of the house oversight committee says to hold the fbi director and contempt for withholding documents abo

no motor harry in white and clean for charging three laps after each car wash belarusian electric busesed on this manufacturer, why because it is reliable, just the power reserve suited us more on the route on which we planned to put it. when compared with the uniphase there, in my opinion, 20 km. uh, there were fewer stocks. the minsk tractor plant will develop models of tractors for viticulture in the krasnodar territory. this is the village of starominskaya 2 years, as tractors have been assembled here, belarusians are responsible for the fact that they will work flawlessly in the field, of course, the technique is good simple handling. it’s very convenient, but in general, 700 tractors of both belarusian and russian assembly are sold per year. last year, 275 tractors were already produced at the site, which we have at least 1,000 tractors in starominskaya road map this year, and we understand that this is not only for farmers. this is for the construction site and for the road. in general, the governor decided that this year we will make centralized purchases of tractors specificall

white house. vice president harris was not on the official agenda.d to see her come into our room where we were having the convening and address us. giving us updates on what is happening at the federal level. certainly we all know vice president harris has been leading in this space, traveling across our nation, meeting with state lawmakers and organizations to ensure that women in this country are not. ignored are not dismissed and that we have rights in 2023. >> was this as much a campaign discussion as a governing discussion? obviously there was discussion about what you can do in the legislatures to try and prevent some of these bills from being passed that republicans are trying to pass. but there is also a campaign issue involved here. >> indefinitely. voters go to the polls every six months. here in pennsylvania we are choosing judges on our highest state courts this year. and we know that next year we are going to reelect president biden and vice president harris. but we were not there for a campaign event today. we were there on official bu

president biden and vice president harris have been strong partners for us in the white house and i amateful for their leadership. it is now my honor to introduce the president of the united states -- [cheers and applause] >> mr. joe biden. ♪ ♪♪ >> my lord, talk about commitment standing all this time. thank you, doctor. my name is joe biden and jill's husband and kamala's running mate. i want to thank kamala for taking the lead on this issue and so many other issues in our camera -- campaign and thank jill and doug shining a spotlight. and thank all of you, planned parenthood, emily's list. it's a big deal. your support was critical last time around and so grateful for it and working hard. i can't think of three organizations that will do more and more impact on the right and ability to regain freedom. you have troops on the ground in every single state. we are going to need all those troops in those states and thank nancy pelosi hob an ally and friend of mine for a long time and many elected officials are here. to state the obvious and it's clear by now and redundant to say it, this

i could see kamala harris doing this in the white house with that laugh and posting pictures of herselfryone that she was actually vice president since we didn't see her do much. i'm not going to lie, i think she's hysterical. >> i have to turn the table i want to go to you first, i might be a tad bit younger than the rest of the panel. >> that's enough. >> millennial's and gen z say things that annoy them about their older coworkers and normally i would say i run with the kids but some of these are on it. liberal with the reply all button, a necessary phone calls, it could have been a text. asking questions instead of using google. outdated language and a need to print everything and power-hungry. jason, is this something that annoys you or is it unique to millennial and gen zx. >> annoys all of the above. especially liberal texting is like don't hit reply all. i get texting 30 people on there and the next thing you know, my phone is buzzing and buzzing, i hate that and you can look stuff up or maybe ask a question, go to actual work and i've got to weigh in, that woman, i am shocked s

what you didn't hear, you didn't hear much from vice president harris or anything from the white housenato allies and reassuring and huddling with the british, and french. they didn't want to put an american face on this. we'll probably hear vladimir putin blaming the united states. people are calling this a mutiny, not a coup. >> what are you watching? >> look at the war on ukraine. if you are a ukrainian soldier in east ukraine, you are probably happy the mercenaries have leften gone back to russia. now they are leaving. we'll see if this deal holds up. the president of belarus, a satellite of russia says there is a deal that he's going to go to belarus and not be arrested, not going to be killed. many people are wondering will this truce hold up. david: lucas, it's david. what do you make of erdogan calling putin? reporter: especially a nato ally. erdogan wants to play the role of peacemaker. he has a home defense system around his house. that's our seeing. putin wants to see erdogan help out, a nato ally, perhaps to rub it in the united states' face. but you are not seeing presiden

it is kamala harris that will end up being president of the united states if joe biden wins this election. >> greg: nikki haley isn't the only one who thinks kamala is important, the whiteris' image by putting her in places that make her seem important. "the washington post" noting that kamala was "symbolically positioned" between kevin mccarthy and joe biden during the debt ceiling talks. but the white house is dismissing concerns that kamala will be needed in the future. >> what do you say to anyone who is questioning whether the president would survive a full four-year term? >> if you look at what he has been able to do, he has been able to push forward and get down historic pieces of legislation. he has gotten more done than any other president. this is a precedent that has been attacked during 2020, where people said, oh, he is not going to win, he is not able to get it done, there is no way he is going to be the next president, and he made it happen. >> greg: all right, so dana, i think they're jumping the gun here, talking about whether joe will survive the four years if he is elected. the primary is a year away. what are the odds that joe is favored to be at the

. >> jonathan: that was vice president kamala harris speaking at the white house's juneteenth event.f slavery after the civil war. abc is honoring juneteenth and black music month with a one-hour primetime "soul of a nation" special celebrating hip-hop's 50th anniversary. here's a preview. ♪ >> hello, friends. >> so obviously, you know, we're celebrating juneteenth and just the impact of hip-hop, 50 years of having a voice that we've used in so many different ways. hip-hop's voice has become so important at this point that we can make very important social statements. >> i think about black lives matter -- ♪ -- i think about beyonce in "formation." stop shooting us. stop killing us. ♪ >> dressing up in her black panther gear at the super bowl, sending a message that our black lives matter. >> when did he first see that connection serve us? >> i could say when we elected obama. >> thank you. god bless you, and may god bless the united states of america. >> you see how divisive this country is now. it's never changed. it's always been divisive, right? but because of hip-hop music, it b

harris. >> we can't afford to have him from age 82 to 86 in the white house or worse have kamala harris assumehe presidency. >> i don't know if biden can finish out the second term. what happens then? we have kamala harris as president? >> sandra: that could happen. gianno and david our power panel today. david, start with you first. is there growing concern from democrats even on these low poll numbers? >> look, i'm not concerned at all when i look at this poll. i will tell you why. a few reasons. first when we look deeper at the poll it shows that the 49% negative rating is actually a lower negative rating than donald trump and mike pence and desantis is almost tied with kamala harris at 46% negative rating. so it's not really that bad news, i think. i think the more troubling thing is we have such a negative rating for president trump. when we look at harris, i think it is a false narrative to say that she is not doing her job. she is tied with john adams for the most tiebreaking votes in the senate. something that makes her one of the most crucial, vital presidents in our history. when we

news saying the white house 2024 backup plan really is vice president kamala harris. how's that going to go? and will your gas prices go up again, because of the white house botched it with saudi arabia? and the white house floats another new bailout for delinquent borrowers and also will medicare really pay for a new breakthrough drug, could be a cure for alzheimers. i'm elizabeth macdonald, the "evening edit" starts right now. okay, let's get right to it, congressman greg steube, from house ways and means new york post columnist miranda devine joins us. congressman how can an fbi director refuse to turnover documents alleging corruption by then-vice president biden? >> yeah, cause he's working for president joe biden and the democratic party, and what the fbi should be doing is working for the american people, regardless of the party in power , regardless of who the president is, they should be about justice, and about fairness, and unfortunately, they are going to try to delay all of this as long as humanly possible, to give information that congress is rightly and

think the american people did not want to see if i can presidency that ends with kamal harris in charge of the white house and i think that there's lot of americans who are very concerned that it is a real possibility. >> good stuff, ben domenech. good to be with you. >> there's progress regarding congressional access that contains bribery accusations between president biden from hi time as vice president. marianne rapidly is live with the information on this case. >> fox news has learned the fbi 's making offer to bring the document to a sense of the facility facility and capital held known as a skiff. for carter might -- four overnight to any members reviewed on monday. president bike was involved in the paper policy scheme when he was vp paycheck rashly said he seen a copy but still has many questions. >> i've fretted for thoughts bu put it this way there's accusations and it but it is no for me to make a judgment about where these accusations are accurate are not. >> he could still face contempt of congress charges because in physically head of the document as congressional republicans want to k

votes away from biden, and that would help put donald trump potentially back into the white house. so, harry. let's start with where america's two party system has us right now. biden and trump are the front runners. biden is of course the incumbent, so he's the democratic nominee. and trump is by far the front runner. how do americans feel about that? >> first, let's just put it out there in the open and just say that there is a large portion of the american electorate that doesn't like either of these two gentlemen, right? you look at their favorable ratings. they're both south of 40%. less than 40% of americans have a favorable view of joe biden. less than 40% of americans have a favorable view of donald trump. there is a huge chunk of the electorate, about a quarter, who don't like either man. and that is why you're hearing all these rumblings about third party bids because they're all worried about that 24%. where might they go? that's what we're talking about here. >> i think of ross perot when i think of third party. i think of the paerennial green party. is there a legitimate opening

harris: he never knows which way to walk. axios reporting the head scratching extends to the white house.unique phrases for years but even some of his aides are not exactly sure what he means by them. a writer for the atlantic tweeted a possible explanation. god save the queen is what he said right after certifying trumps election in 2017. he uses it to mean god help us all. he doesn't know what country he is in at the time? was i in ireland last week? >> we know why he hasn't held any re-election events. he thinks we are living in a monarchy. i can't run again, we have a queen. this is sad. the more telling part is not just the turn of phrase but as you alluded he walked the wrong way again. joe biden is the only president in history who takes more time to exit a speech than give one, okay? like the gps isn't working. nobody should be okay a with this. >> harris: do i go backwards or do i go forwards? that's a real geographic problem. >> the time he appeared to shake hands with an invisible person. he was pointing, not shaking hands. nobody is there, that's the issue. if there was nobody

harris was there to step in and take his place. aim sure he really hurt his little tooth a lot. anyway greeting college athletes at the whiteouse. apparently some of the left want to make that change permanent. look at this poll, almost 90% of democrats are comfortable with harris taking over from biden. should he be unable to finish his next term. i'm not so sure he finishes this term, he does not look well to me. others think that biden's reelection campaign could simply a report for a harris presidency. appropriate prayings for time in the spotlight kamala is reportedly trying to revitalize her tarnished image. here with opinion fox news contribute tours charlie hurt and miranda devine. thank you both. somebody said to me, your poll numbers suck, people don't tend to like you, we're going to do a makeover. i'm thinking i'm not doing too well at that time. first of all anita done is doing it? what is the makeover about. >> the makeover is about the fact that if your poll numbers are below joe biden, that's dangerous territory. and, you know the whole could i see about the root canal is so funny because -- >> have you ever

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day when she said we are not running against joe biden, we are running against kamala harris, and that sent the whitea panic mode. what they are trying to do is now every answer out of this woman's mouth is abortion. ask her about infrastructure, it's abortion, abortion, abortion. that is all you are going to hear. but i am waiting for one thing. i am waiting for reporters to ask kamala harris about her boss extorting foreign nations for cash bribes. what she says there will tell you everything about kamala harris. and that's what i'm waiting for. >> dana: you might have to wait a long time because i don't think one of those interviews are going to happen. but the andy cohen interview, that will happen. the next time, you can wear something different. all right, coming up, who is telling the truth? president biden denied he ever talk business with hunter, despite a whistle-blower saying otherwise. ♪ ♪ ♪ when you have chronic kidney disease... there are places you'd like to be. like here. and here. not so much here. if you have chronic kidney disease, farxiga can help you keep living life. ♪ farxiga ♪

. >> up next, vice president kamala harris was joined by opal lee, the grandmother of juneteenth to commemorate the holiday on the white house south lawn. and then president biden reflected on key moments in black history on the celebration of juneteenth. ♪ >> distinguished guests, the president of the united states. ["hail to the chief" plays] >> good evening, everyone. my name is ashley, and i am the first daughter of the united states of america. [cheers and applause] i am a proud social worker, criminal justice reformer, and an advocate for healing. i have spent the past 20-plus years working with communities most harmed and least protected area this is an historic occasion for our american families. we are so honored to celebrate juneteenth here at the white house. on juneteenth, the united states made a crucial step forward, away from slavery and towards the realization of a more equal, more just, and more healed country. after decades of advocacy from ms. opal lee. [applause] my dad, joe biden, made juneteenth officially a federal holiday. [cheers and applause] my dad has instilled in me a deep commitment to ser

appreciate it. >> thank you. >> harris: we turn now to senator tim scott, running in the republican field for the nomination of the republican party for the white house against donald trump. senator, it's an awkward position to be in, but the bottom line is you're a republican. this was a republican president. look what's happened. your reaction. >> well, harris, more importantly i'm an american. let's look at what's happening to an american. more importantly, the republicans and democrats, red or blue, black or white, is this notion that our nation is the greatest nation on earth because lady justice has a blindfold on. that means republicans are not hunted and democrats are not protected. it means that we look at every single case based on the evidence. in america, every single person is presumed innocent. not guilty. what we've seen over the last several years is the weaponization of the department of justice against a former president. you don't have to be a republican to see injustice and want to fix it. you don't have to be a democrat to see injustice and want to fix it. you just have to be an american and stand up for the right thing. i

jackie hien rick at the white house. >> hey, harris. the president had been standing for hours on the stage as 920 graduates received diplomas. he shook hands with all of them as they crossed the stage only to take the spill in full view of the cameras just as the three and a half hour long ceremony was ending. air force officials helped him up and he walked past reporters and took no questions as he left colorado. but when he arrived on the south lawn, he also bumped his head coming off marine one. he came down the steps, smoothed over his air and came over to reporters to assure everyone he is okay. >> a sand bag. >> the incident highlights concerns shared by 66% of americans that biden is too old to effectively serve another four years. republican white house hopefulers reacting. >> you can't fall. you just can't fall no matter what. you can't allow it to happen. i better not allow it, after saying this, i better not allow it to happen with me. but things like that do happen. >> people can judge that. i hope he didn't sustain injurie