>> jake: he is.g together? >> jake: yeah, peter started up -- he came back every single weekend on a six-month shoot to go see his daughters. came back here, we shot in los angeles. he got an airbnb and then he flied back, and then finally he just started staying with me and we spent five months living in the same house, he would go over on the weekend, fly back to new york, comeback at 2:00 a.m. on a sunday, 6:00 a.m. on monday, we just spent all week together and we love each other more, so that's weird. >> stephen: that's a good sign. that's a good sign. [applause] i couldn't help but noticing -- it has been pointed out, it has been noted that your character, a suburban lawyer for some reason has the same physique as your character dalton from "roadhouse." and i'm just -- >> jake: [laughs] what are you saying about lawyers? i don't understand. >> stephen: does a lot of sitting and reading for a lawyer and i'm curious why does your character have this physique and was that intentional? >> jake: peo

yeah, jake, thanks for having me dock gone. it's really too to really simple messages one is i'm concerned with who's in the white house and how the white house has been run right now but i don't have any interest in throwing rocks at joe biden. i'm actually sad when seeing everything occurred and there's a huge vacuum that vacuum needs to have clarity that clarity it has to start with congress. congress has to lead, congress has to show the american people that we are, we're we're absolutely not going anywhere the show our allies that we are, we are going to be strong with them. what i saw in ukraine. the second part, what i saw in ukraine, where a people fighting for their lives, you know, having four hours of electricity of day i've seen the russian, i've seen the russians use every instrument to win this war to include reports of chemical weapons that there using on the front lines. you saw them attack innocent civilians, even killing children. this war, it has no end to it. the human rights violations continue to pile up,

jake? i think it applies even more i have a critique of the democratic party right now. i loved my party, but we are not offering an affirmative vision of where we're going as a countries, too much of the energy. and this includes, i respect the president, but i have to say so much of his messages about what's wrong with donald trump you're not going to win by just talking about what's wrong with your opponent. fact, donald trump is the best spokesperson for what's wrong with donald trump. he chose it in many ways, but we as democrats, if we're not talking to people about how we're going to address inflation and how are we going to lower health care costs? how we're going to make the lives of working people better. but we have great ideas. the presidency great job, for example, on lowering insulin costs but he talks much less about that. and much less about the things that are actually kitchen table issues than he does about the problems with donald trump or foreign policy and let's jake, let's be real, i think bill clinton and his team play this out a long time ago. ame

let's, let me tell you this real quick, jake. i believe that one bad night doesn't compare to four years of bad days under the trump admin ministration when president trump was faced with a challenge of combating covid-19, you saw full-on failure mismanagement. we lost over a half million people in 2.7 million jobs while under his watch, that's why i'm rocking my man, joe biden polling indicates that with biden on top of the ticket zhenya is going to be potentially competitive for the first time in years doesn't that worry you well it doesn't worry me because virginia, we're always competitive and it won by ten points last time. anything for granted well, you know, i'm a virginia who is not here just on the presidential years. i'm here on the off years as well, and i know that we can be sometimes fickle, so we have to focus our resources and invest in the state in which president biden has done. and we would love for him to show up here, but here's the thing. i still believe i know i know in my heart that he's still the best cand

>> well jake i think that's pretty loud. it's the most cheerful thing i've heard in 24 hours i think provisionally what these details tell us about the shooter is that this was highly organized person who was involved in expansive plan, like, to obtain those materials to weaponize them into some sort of explosive devices, or to be in that process, all of this stuff takes time. it takes decisions long before the rally yesterday. so it gives us some insight that this was a very premeditated well-planned action. one that probably included some sort of attack beyond just the shooting, the attempt shooting of the president. we don't know. he may have intended those devices to go off remotely or in other places but nevertheless, he spent the time and effort necessary to obtain those materials, to deploy them in some way, you add them at two separate locations there, at least in the car that seems more like a deployment than just a storage issue and so it kind of paints a better picture about this dividual it also, i think elevates

>> jake? we expect the vice president and the prime minister to talk about broadly the relationship between the u.s. and israel, but also the state of ceasefire talks device president was among the first members of the administration to call quite aggressively for a ceasefire deal as early as the first week of march at that time, she was seen as being he's somewhat at odds or at least going slightly further than other members of the administration in doing so. but since there than there has been a broad push within the white house to get a ceasefire deal reach. it's been two months since president biden laid out the framework of the deal that was being discussed to try to push both israel and hamas on the negotiating table. and it's been two weeks since president biden said on the sidelines of the nato side, that a framework had been agreed by both israel and hamas. and now we have heard from senior administration officials that a deal is closer than ever, but that the details are still being

good to see you thanks, jake. it has been more than two-and-a-half weeks since a gunman tried to assassinate donald trump at a campaign rally. and now local law enforcement officers who were on the ground that day in butler, pennsylvania our speaking to cnn about what they saw in those moments am brian gary, and today we're talking about the biggest misconception there is about replacement windows. >> i'm here with ted cohen's the project manager for renewal by anderson to talk about it. >> yeah. one of the big things we hear from homeowners is i shouldn't need to replace my windows. they're just not that old. but here's the thing. >> homebuilders put in high-end kitchens and bathrooms, and low and windows, just aren't that good. so even if your windows because are only seven to ten 10-years-old, they may still need to be replaced said this so many window companies out there, what's different about your company? well, besides being the full service replacement window division of anderson, where the company people

of course, the issue jake, is that a lot? how did these democrats who are expressing grave concerns? it is not about the president's record, but his health and his age. >> we also learned this afternoon mj, the president biden has agreed to a sit-down interview with abc news george steph, annapolis. >> yeah, the white house is doing multiple things to try to show the president more in these unscripted settings, including that sit down with abc's george stuff anomalies, which is supposed to be an extended interview, also a press conference next week at nato, and also a meeting with democratic elected officials, including some governors. this week as well, we'll see if he is able to calm those concerns. the white house says that it wants to turn the page full steam ahead for the campaign. the white house says it's not clear though if any of these steps that they are going to take in the coming days will be enough what i'm doing, let me just ask a quick question. >> i mean, like if somebody was telling me that my career dependen

i'm jake tapper this hour after a month of covering democrats that's in disastrous disarray. you can be forgiven for forgetting the degree to which house republicans can sometimes barely govern their way out of a paper bag. they just adjourned until after labor day with much unfinished business and we'll explain what went down. was the tiktok in the 2024 race we've seen it already with the brad and the coconut references and the harris campaign can influencers actually move the needle with young voters in november. but leading this hour, donald trump does minutes away from his very first campaign event since then major shakeup in the 2024 race, or his democratic rival is no longer president biden. what will republicans do with all those? let's go brandon t-shirts your name is brandon. might be a good time to get some personalized swag price to move let's go straight to cnn's kristen holmes, who is in charlotte, north carolina for trump's rally and kristen trump's speech tonight could really give us a glimpse of how he plans to publicly go after vice president harris for the r

thanks, jake. they first and foremost, we lost an individually yesterday and innocent bystander at the rally was was shot and killed by this shooter. they would know more than maybe 15, 16 rows, rows behind me. so real, real, real tragic day you. know, it. started like a typical rally does we did our pre speeches and present showed up. picture line was was done. president was in great spirits. we were rolling through. it. only six or seven minutes into his remarks you actually had said the dave mccormick, us senate candidate, who was standing beside me, sn2, come up and then he actually said, hey, you know what, we're going to bring you up a little bit later. dave started moving up there no sooner than a minute later, the shots rang out and the first couple of shots actually, dave and mike, kelly he us house members as well, who looked at each other and then the next shot, we knew that it was gunfire and we just fixated on the president. and it was just at that moment when he grabbed his head, hit

jake.d out today that the bibby stockholm that's due to close now in january, this is part of the labour party's plans. they say that they're going to speed up the processing of these asylum seekers. do you support that decision or not? >> close the bibby stockholm box? no absolutely not. i there's two things about it. so labour of course this week have you can dress it up how you want. you can put smoke and mirrors around it. they have announced an amnesty for every single asylum seeker who's come here in the last 12 months. so that means 70 to 90,000 people will just be allowed to stay in the uk. that's the first thing. they've also, they dispute . they've also, they dispute. >> it's an amnesty. >> it's an amnesty. >> they can they can dispute it if it walks like a duck, it quacks like a duck. it's a duck. they we passed a law that said, if you come to this country illegally, you're a criminal. you can't have asylum. they've said, we'll reverse that. and if you look at the figures from th

jake. >> all right. mj lee at the white house. thanks so much in my our panel's here in moe, you're a delegate for the dnc and not only that, you're on the rules and bylaws committee, how would you describe as candidly and as honestly as possible the mood among the dnc, right now, it's night and day, right? i took a bunch of college students last week to milwaukee to observe the republican convention and their number one takeaway was that that was a convention that was party that seemed energized and excited and unified behind their candidate if you're a democrat, the last couple of weeks have been brutal, regardless of what side of the should biden's stay in or get out, divide you're on like it was demoralizing not today today democrats feel energized. it's a whole new day, it's a turning of the page. people seem excited to get behind a candidate it seems like that candidates likely to be the vice president but they are just excited and you feel an energy that i just haven't felt in the party for quite some time in terms of the r

we've got to do better in this, jake. i mean you know, it means a pretty well-reasoned human being, but we've got to do better than this the president doesn't even know who the person is and it's pretty disconcerting, but yes, as a family member, i was enraged. i saw my father's ear with a four-year-old and a six-year-old sitting on my lap and my wife saying next okay, or your kids, okay. that must be traumatic being there, seeing, first of all, just seeing that violent episode must have dramatic for so many americans, but that was their grandpa. >> i think it's even more traumatic when they go into camp when they have a little friend that camp say, hey, i heard your grandfather was shot, right? that's even more traumatic for them and that's not nice, is not as nice spot to be in, but there better be answers. there better be answers as to how that can happen. we'd better make sure that can never happen again because listen, regardless of political affiliation, it's pretty imagine just consequences on the world stage have

he wasn't using the teleprompter, but jake, they were really short. i mean, it was like six minutes, five minutes. and i think that what democrats have been saying to us is that they need to see more of those exchanges for longer periods of times before they're going to feel a sense of ease yeah. >> i mean, i some part of me that wonders if when people say that, when democrats say that we need to see him out there, we need to say i'm taking lots of questions when you pardon me, wonders. >> do they know? do they do they think that he can't do it? and they're just setting a bar for him that he can't reach. but to be continued any so good to see you. thank you so so much donald trump's suggested questions about president biden's health might be impacting his own search for a vice president. take a listen we wanted to see what they're doing to be honest, because, you know, might make a difference. >> i don't know. i'm not sure that it would, but there are those who say trump's a waiting until he finds out what's going to happen with crooked joe biden, and

i am jake fully committed? that if the doctors okay joe biden's help and i understand that's part of the discussion. i'm prepared to go with him i don't want to the campaign to slip into this issue around. is he? too old? it's he's slow. look at his policy, look at the good people around him, and look at how his administration has done so much for this economy we are in a better position than we've been in quite awhile. so again, i make no one was about the debate. it was not a good debate. >> i want to move on former president. i want to move on to former president trump, if i can, because trump's been amplifying the social media posts, calling for a televised military, military tribunal performer, republican congresswoman liz cheney, the vice chair, along with your chairmanship of the january 6 committee and trump also reposted a picture of you, which includes photos of 14 other former and current elected officials and says, they should be going to jail on monday, not steve bannon obviously, you should not be

you know who loves finger-painting, the great jake tapper jake tapper starts right now are any of these announcements from democratic party activists and members of congress, any of it getting to the white house bunker lead starts right now the headline of the day comes from hollywood heavyweight and major democratic fundraiser george clooney. >> he's saying he loves joe biden, but the democratic party needs a new so nominee and mr. clooney is far from alone, who else is calling on biden to step aside in the 2024 race while others so fresh seeds of doubt was brand new on the lead, fraudulent electors from 2020 set to have real jobs as delegates and next week's republican national convention, the new face or faces of the gop ahead and new video of actor alec baldwin pulling a gun in a rehearsal. the evidence just unveiled as the criminal trial against him for involuntary manslaughter gets it's underway in new mexico welcome to the lead. i'm jake tapper and we are starting in the 2024 lead as the floodgates against joe biden's continued candidacy appear to be opening a bit. the day began

lead i'm jake tapper. we start with breaking news in our 2024 liters the biden white house has insisting this afternoon the president biden is indeed fit to lead and fit to serve another four years as president, despite growing concerns amongst democrats after biden's shaky debate performance. that includes what i'm hearing today directly from democratic sources who say that democratic governors convened a call yesterday afternoon. this was apparently only governors not their staffers, not their aids. some of those governors are now pushing for a meeting directly with president biden after the debate a meeting that looks like it will probably take place tomorrow. most of the governor's likely to join by zoom now, three of the democratic governors had appeared at events with president biden after the debate in new york, new jersey, in north carolina. but other than those three on the call, there was widespread surprise, even shock the president biden had not already reached out to so many other governors ar

>> jake i may be missing something. you're asking me to explain and defend an email that i'm not that i didn't author or send out. is your core question. let me see if i can get a question but let me try again. let me try again. i'll try again how would other candidates know the court lesson imperative because you reject the null? notion that there's actually anything going on beyond just a bad night or a bad moment here or there. let me just ask you, do you do you truly think? that president biden is the strongest candidate to take on donald trump in november i think joe biden two things is the strongest, most accomplished president we've had in my lifetime, not the question he's been counted out over and over and over. >> and he can go to the stage and say, here's my record. i in my speech at the inauguration said i would bring congress together and we would address infrastructure and manufacturing, and we would reduce prescription drug prices and we would invest in restoring our competitiveness as a country. and i wo

>> yeah, jake was really interesting. one name you didn't mention with russ vought, who is the actual architect behind this idea of giving the executive branch of this enormous amount of power and all the people you people who won participated in project 2025, but also to still talk to donald trump on a regular basis. however, the campaign has routinely separated themselves from project 2025, particularly as is grown increasingly controversial. some of those policies in place and now donald trump is saying he doesn't know anything about it at all. statement on truth social. he said, i know nothing about project 2025. i have no idea who is behind it. i disagree with some of the things they're saying and some of the things they're saying. our app solute ridiculous and abysmal. anything they do, i wish them luck, but i have nothing to do with them. obviously, again, people that he knows who could even serve in another for trump administration. however, they have sought to distance themselves from it himself here do we get an

. >> i'm jake tapper this hour, president biden's official schedule says no events scheduled as he recovers from covid. what this means for his big meeting this week with the israeli prime minister, who's and do you see waiting at the white house doorstep plus new calls for the head of the u.s. secret service to resign. i had one of the lawmakers who led an intense line of questioning in the wake of the assassination attempt on donald trump in and clear security failures and leading this hour, vice president kamala harris making her first trip to visit campaign staff in wilmington it's in delaware since president biden dropped out of the 2024 race and endorsed her for president. let's get right to cnn's kayla tausche at the white house and priscilla alvarez in wilmington, delaware, just outside campaign hq what they're calling camila hq priscilla, vice president harris just arrived in wilmington to meet with the staff there you have new reporting about the mood. what can you tell us? >> yeah, jake, there's certainly mixed emotions over the course of the day here at the campaign headquarters

>> yeah, ask him. >> seth: see what jake thinks? >> jake?in "shogun" that was in the book. "pachinko," this was different. you were not. so i guess you went -- here could you read "shogun" and sort of start thinking about your character, obviously. was it strange to have a character in "pachinko" that was just written for the screen? >> no. i was so grateful that soo hugh, our showrunner, wanted to include a japanese character like mine who had these -- this weight. and it gave me a lot of freedom to just kind of make her my own. and i got to, you know, add little bits of myself in it. so no, it wasn't hard. >> seth: did -- i'm assuming friends and family were very excited to see you in "shogun" and have been very excited about the nomination. did they find -- what was the feedback you got from friends and family? did they find your character on "shogun" was so different from you? or were they like, "oh, my god. that's the perfect part for you." or what did they say? >> i feel like they don't think the characters that i play are me. >> seth:

jake, thanks very much . we'll jake, thanks very much. we'll come back in. just a tick.told voters days before the election follow the teachings of the prophet and vote for him. is this behaviour a serious threat to democracy in the uk? carole malone tutting to my left hand side again. my panel discussed that in tonight's greatest britain and union jack shortly. but next there's more of tomorrow's newspaper front pages on the way. this is patrick christys tonight with me, ben leo, only on gb news patrick christys tonight with me. ben leo only on gb news. more of the front pages have just dropped, including starting with the daily telegraph. knifeman kills two children in holiday club horror, tom daley and noah williams. they're pictured winning silver for team gb. it was today in the synchronised ten metre platform diving. well done to you both. and at the bottom rachel reeves cuts off winter fuel benefit for millions of pensioners, 10 million pensioners are being affected by their scrap on the payment. the times we move on to knife attack on children was like a horror m

back to you, jake. thanks so much fell at any moment, we could learn the identity of donald trump's vice presidential pick. >> we're standing mean by for that, as well as for former president trump's official nomination. there's much more ahead on cnn special coverage of the republican national convention we're going to squeeze in a quick break. we'll be right back. do you think that our democracy i'm proceed is at risk. >> we have to be very concerned why do you think he's doing this? >> and can he be talked out do you think he's guilty? with jake tapper weekdays it for on cnn 20 seconds a week to lose 20% of your weight in a year with diet and exercise that's the power of glp-ones through roe, connect with the provider today at row.com slash 20 we're coming together for our yearly service project and running a t-shirt fundraiser through custom ink to help the cause. >> plus their design services team helped us get a design we love come together for a cause, get started today, accustoming pham brian ga

>> well, jake, i have to be honest and admit that i didn't make it through it.t was a marathon of a crazy speech and it shows why the democrats should be ten points ahead. look, we need to be the party with a plan for a prosperous future, right? how we can grow the economy and make sure that everybody does well, enhance educational opportunities trinity protect our freedoms and make sure that america remains a center of innovation and entrepreneurship that we are i don't suffer crazy well, and after, after 2030 minutes or crazy, i just couldn't get through the rest. >> it was an hour and 32 minutes longer than shrek thank you so much, governor polis. appreciate your time. we'll be right back thank you news night with abby phillip, weeknights at ten eastern on cnn conquer financial reports gaga, 2000 word essays conquer 300. thank you now, over what you right, with the smooth right? >> longest lasting gelling pin in america g2 hello everyone. i am a pharmacy benefit manager. >> what's that? >> i decide what medications doctors can prescribe to your parents and gr

remember, jake? i mean, joe biden was chosen after a long small d democratic process by 14 million people emerging through that primary, it will be very interesting to see if the so-called party of democracy, the democrats, go into a backroom somewhere in switch it out and put someone else at the top the ticket. i mean, i think they've got legal hurdles in some of these states it'll be litigated, would expect on the ground there and they'll have to sort through that. they've got a real problem. >> you know, it was interesting. i listened to the joe manchins and interview which was compelling at the opening of the show. and he made the point that this is not his father's democratic party. it's not the party he knew as a young man, he wanted them to be sensible in moderate and they aren't anymore. and that's why he left the party. we're seeing that across the board. we have a demographic shift going on in the country right now with a record number of hispanic and latino voters and black voters, african

to your question, jake, to a great extent, i think this is quickly coalescing around her. it's not just the names of the people he said aft that teachers union seiu. you have congressional black caucus, congressional hispanic caucus who have certain state delegations from south carolina to tennessee already. it's like each sort of faction and building block of the democratic coalition is starting to emerge here in addition to all the names you mentioned and roy cooper and josh shapiro, i'll add to that as well as potential people that were mentioned at somebody that could throw their hat into this ring, mark kelly and they're backing her and i think that is significant now i am not probably surprised by it in my conversations with people over the last three weeks there has been the sense inside the democratic national committee and democratic circles of people who were all going to convene in chicago in a few weeks, that this was going to be an extraordinarily difficult thing, not to go to harris given the structural advantage the demographics her history making nature of

i'm jake tapper. we start in our 2024 lead of course, with a high-stakes day for president biden in just a few hours, the president's going to hold a news conference and take reporters questions as the three-day nato summit ends, the world will see how president biden fields and answers questions live without a teleprompter after his disastrous debate performance two weeks ago today. and a tape tv interview in a handful of collin interviews that certainly did nothing to quell concerns. biden's big moment today, overshadowed by new bombshell reporting from multiple outlets, reporting that the president may be losing the support of even his closest aides from the new york times, quote, some biden advisers are discussing how to convince him and to step aside from nbc news, no one involved in the effort thinks he has a path biden insiders say the writing is on the wall. another from the new york times, quote, biden campaign quietly tasks kamala harris versus trump and another headline from our own team he

>> well, jake jake, there has been such a seismic shift in the political landscape overnight.y on vivid display this afternoon, president it's an biden returning to the white house for the first time in just over a week after having isolated recovering from covid in delaware. and he made that decision to drop out of the 2024 race. of course, while he was in isolation, has had no public engagements. are the speeches sense that all is going to change tomorrow evening when he delivers an oval office address to the nation. this is going to be, we expect the first sort of fulsome explanation of that painful decision from the president to abandon his bid for the 2024 second term. and also where he will likely talk about his accomplishment and some paint a vision for the future, including the six months that he now has left in his first term in the white house but speaking of the future, the president is, of course now also trying to pass asked the presidential torch to his vice president kamala harris. we saw her hitting the ground and really every way possible, winning the wide sup

. >> au jake, the president was so resistant on the calls for him to drop out until he suddenly wasn't. we are learning that that oh man came within the last 24 hours or so that it was really saturday night, but he approached that decision and gave the green light to two of his closest aides, mike donilon and steve rachetti, to begin drafting that letter to the american public like this was a decision jake, that was so closely-held that even the senior most advisors close to the president didn't know until moments before that letter went out and comment hello harris, the vice president, didn't find out about the president's decision until today. something else that i'm learning is that medical issues were not a factor in his decision i'm told by a senior white house official so that he's had no major medical exams. he's of course, been seen daily by his doctor just to get check-ups on his covid condition. but the reason i want to clarify this is because as recently as this week, the president's adjusted in an interview that only a new medical condition could potentially sway him to dro

they turned out in droves as you rightly reported, jake, that's commendable.t, this is quite noteworthy we want to see their votes fully counted. and what we would do. i mean, i don't want to get ahead of where we are right now. we don't have full confidence in the reports that have come out from the electoral authorities there we'd like to have better confidence but what circumstances might, might come from this depending on what the result is. we're not in a position to say at this point so a deal last year brokered by the biden administration promised sanction relief on venezuela's oil and gas sector if maduro promised to hold free and fair elections the us reactivated the sanctions in april when it became clear to us officials that maduro was not holding up as part of the deal will ultimately convinced president biden back in 2023 that maduro would stick to his word. well, it wasn't about whether he would or wouldn't stick to his word. it was as a result of diplomatic conversations that we have with maduro and his team that led us to believe that a he was

he tried to google welcome to the late i'm jake tapper. this is a huge day of news here in washington dc today, vice president harris is in the midwest addressing a key group of voters as her campaign. here in dc explains why she has more possible paths let's do the presidency than did president biden, who by the way tonight in washington, dc will deliver a speech from the oval office about his decision to drop out of the presidential race under immense pressure scrutiny and questions about his wherewithal former president donald trump for his part, is about to hold his first rally since biden dropped down played a notable role in the presidential campaign here in the united states so far we're going to start today with vice president harris speaking in indianapolis this afternoon to one of the largest historically black sororities we know when we organize mountains, move when we mobilize nations change and when we vote, we make history so let us continue to fight optimism with faith and with hope because when we find, we win black voters

moore, thank ou ve absolute havoc. jake moore, thank you very much _ absolute havoc. jake moore, thank for your— absolute havoc. jake moore, thank you very much for your time. i absolute havoc. jake moore, thank| you very much for your time. thank ou. republican presidential nominee donald trump and his running mate, 0hio senatorjd vance, are due to hold their first rally together as a ticket in grand rapids, michigan, on saturday. it's nearly one week since a shocking assassination attempt on the former president in pennsylvania last saturday when a 20—year—old gunman opened fire, injuring mrtrump and killing one person, corey comperatore. let's speak to gary 0'donoghue, who's inside the convention centre where the rally is happening. so what can we expect from this? well, in a couple of hours' time, donald trump will take to the stage here behind me. this will be his first big rally since that attempt on his life exactly a week ago. since then, he has received the formal nomination of the republican party for the presidential run he has embarked on for the election in november. and h

jake erin, there are a lot of major developments. let's bring in the political panel to discuss them all. kristen holmes, the trump campaign seems to really want president biden in a race. i want you to take a listen to what trump's former campaign manager and top adviser, chris lacivita said earlier today this is nothing more than an attempted coup by the democrat party. you can't step down as a candidate for president because you're cognitively impaired while still being president so how do you interpret how do you interpret those remarks? you meant that they were going to make as soon as this kind of started unfolding, which was that if donald trump steps down i mean, excuse me, if joe biden steps off the ticket that he is not fit to be president, and then he knew they were going to do this. but when it comes to whether or not they want the president to stay on the ticket. of course, they they have sent millions of dollars on modeling and data to run against president joe biden, not to run against camila harris, not to run against

next the lead with jake tapper starts right now this is cnn's breaking news welcome to the lead on jake tapper and we start today with, of course, are 2024 lead in this hour, we're going to hear directly from president biden and at an event at the white house. >> this while numerous democratic officials are privately expressing panic and many are starting to say out loud that if president biden stays on the top of the ticket, the ticket will assuredly lose and bring many other democrats with it. this evening, president biden will meet with democratic governors both in-person and some will join on zoom. this is after sources told me many of those democratic governors were shocked at five days after the disastrous debate performance they had yet to hear directly from president biden. one of the governor's attending that meeting is going to join us live later in the show. before that meeting, president biden and vice president kamala harris joined a call with their campaign staff source described it as a pep talk. biden told staffers, quote, let's go win this unquote. >> but can he that's

the lead with jake tapper starts right now presumptive democratic presidential nominee vice president kamala harris, just wrapped up her very first round. >> the lead starts. now it has been a whirlwind, 48 hours is more money and more delegates and more political attacks stack up for vice president kamala harris ahead. there early signs of what harris v. trump 2024 matchup might it looked like a plus one day after that heated hearing and five partisan condemnation, the us secret service director resigned just as we learn more about how close the gunman came to killing former president donald trump the chair of the house committee now investigating the agency will be here and the special invited it's tomorrow. lago, former president trump announces benjamin netanyahu, the prime minister of israel, is headed his way with both vice president harris and the president pro tem of the senate patty murray, declining to preside over netanyahu's speech to congress welcome to the lead lead. >> i'm jake tapper and we start today with our 2024 lead. we've have some work to do, but we will win. th

jake, again, still no motive. there. >> all right. whitney wild. thanks so much. the chairman of the senate, homeland security committee and the michigan democratic senator gary peters joins us now in studio senator, mr. chairman, thanks for joining us so the acting director of the u.s. service secret service, ronald rowe, told your committee today that information about the shooter and his position before he started firing firing was, quote siloed and stuck in local law enforcement channels. were you satisfied with his testimony and why was that information siloed is was the us secret service suggesting that was the fault of law what police or were they taking responsibility? >> well, i think ultimately it is the responsibility of the secret service. their job is to protect the former president and the nominee, as well as all those individuals who are there at a political rally, they need to be protected as well. and certainly secret service always relies on local law enforcement to provide additional resources for them. but ultimately it's their call. but one th

from deadline, and of course our — answer here. jake from deadline, and of course our correspondence from deadline, and of course our correspondence are - of course our correspondence are also chasing those answers. detectives investigating the mass stabbing at a southport holiday club that left three children dead have been left leaning are given more times time to question the 17—year—old suspect. hundreds of people attended a vigil last night to pay tribute to the three girls killed in a knife attack at a dance workshop. just hours later, violent clashes broke out close to where the girls were stabbed to death. 39 police officers were injured with 27 needing hospital treatment. merseyside police described the violence as a sickening, and the prime minister warned the writers would feel the "full force of the law". our correspondent is in southport for us. what more information do we have on the police investigation? as you mention, police have been given more time to question the suspect, a 17—year—old. we are not naming him, or her, for legal reasons, but what the police are sayi

remember jake, when the justices allowed that idaho ban to take effect. they let idaho skip over appellate courts and just go right to the supreme court with its case. justice barrett has concerns chief justice john roberts and brett kavanaugh begin to have similar concerns and want to completely dismiss the case but the other three conservatives in that block, clarence thomas, samuel alito, and neil gorsuch say, no, we don't want to dismiss this case. we want to rule for idaho here and reject the biden administration that gave the liberals on the court unusual leverage, as you know, there are only three liberals. they usually have like zero leverage no yes. and they said, okay, we will join two of them, justices sotomayor and elena kagan said, we will join your decision to dismiss this case, but only if you lift that january order that let the idaho law to take full effect because at first, those justices in the middle of the conservatives, they said no, we want to keep that ban in place, but through negotiations with the liberals, they then reached this

we will see what obviously it has had an improper jake. dan, this point, they feel that donald trump took a bullet for them, right? that these are campaigning. he took a bullet for them was in the state, were standing in the way and got hit and took a bullet for them you could feel that in this room. >> well, there's this. >> let's go. i'm sorry to interrupt, but let's go to kaitlan collins, who's on the floor with the governor of north dakota, doug burgum yeah. >> jake, i've got governor doug burgum here with me. we're sitting right off the floor, obviously watching this entrance, watching those in the box with former president donald trump. thank you, governor, for being here. what, what is it like for you to see former president trump? walk in with that large white bandage on his ear just obviously. so markedly different from since saturday night. >> well, i think like a lot of americans tonight we're sitting here just in awe of a man that's got the strength and the perseverance and courage he's literally the picture of that with him co

jake alright, jeremy diamond and ben wedeman. >> thank you so much coming up. donald trump claimed kamala harris, who is married to a jewish man. he claims that she does not like jewish people and that wasn't the only wild and controversial thing he said about jews today. stay with us that was the merits family how much is too much i think everything felt a lot more i shall not seek and i will not accept the nomination of my party for another term. as your president. 1968 sunday at nine on cnn. this tiny home trend not for me. this is more like it. the same goes for my foot worth. why went hands-free with wife fits. get your slipping. just step in and go without bending down or touching my shoes. wipe it hands-free sketches, slip. >> if you have generalized myasthenia gravis picture what life could look like with gart high, true low. a subcutaneous injection that takes about 30 to 90 seconds for one thing, could it mean more time for you? they've got high, true low can improve daily abilities and reduce muscle weakness with a treatment plan that's personalized

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i'm anderson cooper along with jake tapper and jake, you will have a ringside seat vance of speech at your position as the convention anderson, the 39-year-old, first-term senator from ohio, is promising to make a forceful case this evening. donald trump's reelection. he also plans to make his high profile convention speech and an introductory way introducing himself to the american people worked hold that senator vance will focus on his personal journey rising from nothing as he has put it to success. reaching this extraordinary moment in american ms grief where he accepts the republican vice presidential nomination. senator vance will be introduced by his wife, usha, a trial attorney, daughter of indian immigrants the vances capping. tonight's program, which includes remarks by north dakota governor doug burgum of top vp contender who lost, asked advance as well. as a prime time speech by the former president's oldest son, donald trump, jr. at this moment of celebration for republicans we do have some breaking news who's on the democratic side, who setback for president biden a diag

that is not something india and easier from jake sullivan as a fact in the world. it's something we can take into account for the strategic dialogue with india. >> about a year ago cia director bill burns director of national and intelligence went to india and raise concerns about with the indian government suspicions the indian government been involved in the assassination of an activist in vancouver. what turned out to be a sordid d assassination plot in new york also against the activists. we are a year on have you received satisfactory explanations from india about what happened or didn't happen? >> first about we are very transparent about this publicly, with congress, with others. and obviously that is a carefully executed plan. i sat down and said we are going to go in the following order and actually talk to the indians about what her expectations are and light of what we have learned. we are going to work through until we see an outcome that we think is satisfactory. i do not think there's a lot of value in talking of the nature of that conversation public

jake sherman is here to share his reporting on the money front, significant news from "the new york times." that donors have begun freezing some $90 million pledged to the largest superpac supporting president biden if he remains on the ticket. for his part, president biden is still adamant he's not going anywhere, telling reporters last night he can still win. what do voters think? my colleague gabe gutierrez spoke with some of them, some of the michigan supporters of joe biden just a moment ago. >> i was a biden supporter. now i would really like to see an open convention. >> i hope he doesn't take this personally, but i think it's time for him to step down. >> the problem is that he's not going to be able to win the election. >> like i said, i vote for two dead flies with the wings pulled off before i would vote for trump. but it's nothing personal to biden, but we can't let that man win. we just can't. that would be the end of our country as we know it. >> i think it's a real opportunity to restart this campaign cycle, to reenergize potential voters, to get people back in the fold and

jake, obviously, they finally have spoken now.o the point that you making, they did not overlap in the senate jd vance is a relative newcomer to capitol hill but this is notable because these we'll come face-to-face on the debate stage. that is something that we are told. senator vance and vice president harris agreed to during a brief, but has he described as cordial and gratia let's call that he had with erez, he talked about the fact that we reported yesterday, harris have been trying to get in touch with him after it was announced that he was going to be donald trump's running mate. and he said that he essentially was getting so many phone calls, right when that was announced by trump on truth, social, a little over 24 hours ago, jake, that it was one unknown number and he did not recognize it, did not answer it, didn't have being vice president harris trying to get in touch with them. he later described to newsmax their phone call saying that he didn't believe it was cordial. obviously, these are two people who were pretty mu

jake, back to you. >> thank you. kaitlan, the divisions among democratic elected officials over president biden the remaining at the top of the ticket, those divisions continue to grow and they continue to become even more public as president biden makes his latest push to try prior to shore up support. >> and that push itself continues to raise questions. that's very nice tomorrow live from milwaukee, former president trump accepts his party's nomination for the nation's highest office. jake tapper and anderson cooper lead cnn special live coverage the republican national convention tomorrow at seven on cnn. >> i of type two diabetes, but i'm manages data the big sky i take davy john he stays easy. >> georgians we're 24/7 in your body to plus else from sugar. and four adults with type two diabetes and known heart disease, jordanians can lower the risk of cardiovascular deaths to serious side effects may include ketoacidosis it says that maybe fatal dehydration that can lead to several worsening of kidney function an