jamie raskin: yeah. tommy raskin: do you want to bet? jamie raskin: yeah, i'll bet you. tommy raskin: if trump loses, i get biden. jamie raskin: all right. love you, kiddo, bye bye. my kids are so freaked out that trump might win. everybody is so freaked out. i mean it's gonna be a long night. i mean trump is gonna be suing we're gonna win this narrowly and then trump is gonna be fighting it every step along the way. i mean, buckle up. we'll be fighting about this until we get in to the new congress. we'll be fighting about it until january 6th. maybe beyond. i mean trump will not let go. a test or approve a medication. we didn't have to worry about any of those things thanks to the donations. and our family is forever grateful because it's completely changed our lives. (audience cheering) president trump: this is a fraud on the american public. this is an embarrassment to our country. we were getting ready to win this election. frankly, we did win this election. we did win this election. (audience cheering) we want all voting to stop. we don't want them to find any ballo

yes, and jamie raskin _ colleagues as well? yes, and jamie raskin is _ colleagues as well?in is significant, i | jamie raskin is significant, i heard and reported last week that there was a committee ranking member that sent a letter directly to joe ranking member that sent a letter directly tojoe biden letter directly to joe biden and letter directly tojoe biden and it turns letter directly to joe biden and it turns out letter directly tojoe biden and it turns out i letter directly to joe biden and it turns out i was letter directly tojoe biden and it turns out i was jamie raskin. he is not the only one. i've heard many members instead of going public had tried to really reach joe of going public had tried to really reachjoe biden

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and congressman jamie raskin on the autocratic threat of donald trump. plus, why the convict candidates sentencing date is moved to the end of the summer. the options democrats have before them, when "all in" starts now. good evening from new york, i am chris hayes. we are 126 days from the election. 48 is from the democratic national convention where joe biden is set to be re-nominated by democrats to run against donald trump and if there is any civil silverlining at all in the wake of yesterday's horrifying decision by the conservative supreme court majority, when the gifted trump immunity for his crimes from president, at least some. the new legal principle that presidents can't be prosecuted for their official acts. if there is any silverlining, it is that we now have total clarity about the stakes that lie ahead for the united states in the selection. a complete picture of what democracy is up against. we already knew the 6-3 conservative majority was not playing from the level with their decisions on abortion, voting rights, affirmative action and

one prominent democrat who is not included a number is congressman jamie raskin of maryland. president to exit the race, but he wrote a four page letter to biden earlier this month about his decision, writing nobody envy the choice you must make now, mr. president. remember, this is the great politician you always are and have been. i want to leave your final thought about baseball. the american game where even the finest pitchers have only around 110 pitches in the before their arms tire and began to give out. there is no shame in taking a well-deserved bow to the overflowing appreciation when your arm is tired out, and there is real danger for the team and ignoring the statistics. rissman jamie raskin joins me now. when did you write that letter, and why? >> eroded over the fourth of july weekend. all of the concerning consternation i was hearing for the fourth of july weekend at different parades and events in so long, and the reason why ended up releasing the whole letter was precisely so that snippets would not be taken out to make it seem like i was on the president to

now we hear jamie raskin saying it.tioned, many others on both sides of the aisle do you think that will happen and do you think today makes it all but? inevitable yes. >> i mean, what how i feel is less relevant than how jamie raskin feels who's on the co-chair. this is a committee, by the way, that never agrees across the aisle and his call for resignation doesn't it doesn't mean that she absolutely should resign. i think what it means, however, is that she should consider whether she can successfully lead the secret service through this heightened threat environment. of the 2024 election, a piece of this that we're not talking about is kamala harris is about to be the nominee for the democrats. and if, if history is any indication her gender or her race will also breed new intelligence threats and so there's a lot, there's, there's people who could step up. and i know why she's staying in. she believes she can leave the agency through this. but this is jamie raskin turning on the administration is rare. and i think t

have you heard jamie raskin with jamie raskin saying about january 6th that he would not. so the court ruled not enough. i have no problem asking democrats. then why don't you do it then? you've got no problem. the only reason you're going to have it. we put a pitchfork to your back and say, why don't you ask democrats? ask them democrats. here's here's here's the bottom line. when this is adjudicated and reviewed, if they are certifiable, chain of custody vote ballots and votes from american citizens, then, hey, whatever that outcome is, is totally fair. >> bannon was an architect of trump's 2016 campaign. he's now predicting that trump will win this november's election by a landslide. >> defense officials have confirmed several us military bases in europe are under a heightened state of alert. the move to the second highest level or force protection condition, charlie, took place over the weekend. officials say the change occurs either when there's an incident or the likelihood of a terrorist action. specific measures or threats have not been revealed, and boeing is cons

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james comer and jamie raskin called on cheatle to step down. nancy mace introduced articles of impeachment last night, forcing a vote within 48 hours. cheatle admitted the secret service failed to protect the former president. nobody told trump anything about it. president trump told jesse watters that cheatle told him they didn't have enough quote, unquote manpower at the rally to help in the rally. watch this. >> she was very nice, i thought. but somebody should have made sure there was nobody on that roof. that roof was a dead aim right onto the stage. and they said they didn't have the manpower for it. which is crazy. maria: look, even if that were true, tricia, somebody needed to tell president trump, mr. president, there's a threat. hold off coming out on stage for five or 10 minutes, let me go up to that roof and see who this person is, let me eliminate this threat. no one even told him. he walked out on stage, not knowing what the local law enforcement and plenty of people in the crowd knew, there was a guy with a gun on a roof across t

as for jamie raskin and chuck schumer, if this kind of action was taken against a democrat president, howling about how lawless it is and in violation of the constitution which it is. again, smith was never presidentially appointed to any office. never senate approved as a us attorney, as other special counsels were. the judge made the right decision and i predict it will stand up on appeal maybe not at the appellate level, but in front of the nation's highest court. liz: and president biden not charged because he's a "elderly man" even though accused of having us secrets dating back to the 70s when he was senator. thank you, always fun to be with greg. washington columnist and author mark thiesen, voters across the nation calling out president biden and democrats and politicians to stop the poisonous rhetoric. stop claiming trump was a threat to democracy. stop claiming he's hitler. now, president biden says cool it down, plus he made more gaffs and blunders in his speech last night plus bringing in defense attorney ted williams democrats in the media getting pushed back for toxic at

and tonight, abc news now obtaining a four-page letter from congressman jamie raskin to the president, comparing biden to a star pitcher. what he tells the president. and if the president were to step aside, would it be kamala harris or could it be someone else at the top of the ticket? tonight, some of the other names that have made news. what mary bruce and jon karl have learned. >>> tonight, five days after an attempted assassination that nearly took his life, donald trump will accept the nomination here in milwaukee for the third time. trump telling abc news he threw out his original speech after the horror on saturday. and that he will focus on unity tonight. rachel scott on the convention floor. >>> we have just learned that the former president has met with embattled director of the secret service here in milwaukee, and new details tonight on the suspect. sources telling abc news the suspect looked up donald trump, president biden, the dates of trump rallies, and of the democratic national convention in chicago. >>> in russia tonight, american journalist evan gesh covic on tria

. >> and cnn is just obtained deeply personal letter from jamie raskin, a top house democrat that he wrote to president biden back on july 6, encouraging biden to reconsider staying in the race we're also learning that the former house speaker, nancy pelosi, privately told biden, but polls show he cannot defeat donald trump. and that he could take congressional democrats down with him if he loses, then there's another report that reveals that former president obama has told allies that biden's path to victory has greatly diminished wolf all that cubs, aaron, as we're learning more and more that president biden is contemplating his vice presidents. >> vice president's viability the top of the democratic ticket. but his campaign is still holding firmly, saying the president of the united states isn't going anywhere soon as kristen holmes is here the walkie with us, mj lee is over at the white house. let's begin our coverage this hour here in wisconsin, kristen, tell our viewers what you're learning about what to expect first of all, from donald trump's speech in just a few hours well w

. >> brian: there is one guy being h honest, jamie raskin yesterday said rigorous conversations takingce on every level of the party. he was on msnbc. maybe they are not sold yet. he is trailing. the problem bouncing back from this debate is that is the best joe biden can do and 11 weeks in between. their best hope is july 11, they are trying to put trump in jail, their best hope is not give him immunity and that is baed for the country. >> lawrence: there is difference in having a bad debate and you can't, when you show up to the debate, you can't discuss policy, you are stuttering and freezing and looking in the air, you are not know present, your body is there, mind is not. >> katie: does not look like a commander-in-chief. >> steve: maybe i do a press conference and answer tough questions or maybe sit down for an interview. i have a good idea, do another debate and show that is joe biden. joe biden, do another debate, let's see how you do. >> katie: another debate scheduled fore september. >> brian: he had his chance, under trump's conditions next time. >> katie: carley is here. >>

and the tough moment that we're in all right. >> congressman jamie raskin, thank you for your time coming on. we appreciate i know it's a holiday week coming up are going to take a closer look at what it would take to replace president biden atop the democratic party's ticket, stay with us. you're in the situation room july 4th cnn concert event. with performances by keith urban, ashanti, maybe wrexham, the killers and many more before did america thursday, july 4 dead seven eastern on cnn. >> here's my private joy used for steroid a patient, sir. >> and they're covered with their home a lotto bundle with sorry, i should have told you to wait in the car for gentle dependable, constipation really tries seneca. it works differently than other laxatives because it's made from the center of plant and natural vegetable accident ingredient and gentle, dependable. seneca also available in delicious gummies i'm richard car and i love my house. >> my house is lightweight my host will not kink and my hose is anti leak it at those old hoses. this is my host. the new pocket hose, cupp bullet, now inf

i don't think we can make any bones. >> will you, jamie raskin writes a letter. we don't find out about it until now, but he voted on july 6, so we wrote it to be private then somebody leaked it, as somebody's not president biden. i'm not saying it's raskin, but somebody wanted this out there. same thing with the schumer. works with the pelosi bomber. >> now, same thing with the obama. they all did it in private, didn't like what they heard. >> and now we're starting to hear there trying to turn up the heat, the public pressure. i would imagine it will work. i mean, if democrats want to be a bit sagacious here that they're going to move forward in a different direction. i mean, this was a question at this point electorally about maintaining some level of competitiveness headed into november. and i'm not even convinced if even making the change at this point, erin, will even matter. >> does he what does he is he going to sit here for the next two days? i know he's doing zoom calls but he's at his beach house it's hard to imagine coming at this moment saying the th

it really was this remarkable moment we are even the top democrat on the panel, jamie raskin, concluded by returning to the dais in saying that i will be signing a letter with my republican counterpart calling on her to be, to step down as secret service director. host: one of the other questions was why, even after the man was spotted as suspicious, that the former president went out to speak. guest: i thought that that was one area of the hearing where i personally felt i was learning more. so, what the director tried to explain was that the shooter, thomas matthew crooks, had been spotted one hour before the shooting on the periphery of the site, outside of the secure area, near where they have things like magnetometers and the like, had been spotted with a rangefinder, which for those unfamiliar with that device, it's sort of like binoculars, although most will have one scope as opposed to two, and then he had a backpack as well. one of the lines that just sticks in my memory the most from the hearing is -- a rangefinder is not in and of itself a threat. a backpack is not in and of

next, democratic representative jamie raskin and state lawmakers from florida, iowa and texas discussing a list of conservative policy proposals known as project 2025. they consider the potential impact of the proposals on democracy, how religion and politics interact, and efforts to increase executive power in state government. this was hosted by the center for american progress. american progress. >> good afternoon, everyone. if i can get us to simmer down in the back for a bit. we are going get started at the standing room only event. welcome to the center for american progress, my name is patrick, i'm the president and ceo of cap, welcome to everyone who is here in person and the unprecedented numbers that we have online for this terribly important and sobering conversation. i'm really excited to be joined by civil leaders as well to really unpack the potential devastating consequences of project 2025. last week, the leader of america's leading conservative think tank went on live television and declared a second american revolution. he made it abundantly clear that violence is an op

that soundbite from jamie raskin.ean, he's been one of the more he's been willing to be pretty candid and public, i think in terms of reflecting what's happening behind the scenes, what do you make of his comments there and just where do you think this whole thing stands at this writing in terms of the president's decision-making can you see i would read jamie raskin as being in that camp of democrats that right now was trying to give the president space to reach a decision on his own. but to reach that decision. and i think we're beginning to hear more of those kind of conversations take place please seth moulton, sort of interesting comments in that direction. we're hearing jim clyburn say things like, you know, that he would support kamala harris if president biden decided to make that decision. so i think what you're seeing is number one, a recognition that president biden probably has a matter of days not weeks to turn public opinion around. number two a belief by many democrats that is unlikely that he will be a

of bipartisanship, sort of, house oversight committee chairman james comer, a republican, and jamie raskint appeared on fox news last night. at one point chairman comer defended the impeachment efforts led by president biden and congressman raskin gave his own take on the matter. >> my job wasn't to impeach. my job was to investigate. and i investigated. we turned over our findings to speaker johnson's office. we can determine what to do with that, but i believe the american people know a lot more about what the bidens have done because of our work. >> i want to say i think chairman comer did a magnificent job exonerating joe biden of all the fraudulent -- raised against him in this and of course there was no high crime, no misdemeanor. and joe biden is a -- >> nobody's buying what he's telling. >> america is buying it. the love for joe biden has deepened and really only bottomless in america. >> only sort of bipartisan. bob menendez of new jersey will resign from office next week. the 70-year-old senator made the announcement yesterday following his conviction last week on all 16 counts o

you and jamie raskin can barely agree on the time of day. that is a sign of good things.ere is a school shooting within hours we have a profile of the person that is responsible. this is a failure of historic proportions. donald trump was nearly assassinated that day and i heard her say, well, it was outside the perimeter. 130 yards away is not outside the perimeter. you define the perimeter as any range in which a primary, in this case, president trump, could be the victim of a shooting like this. i can't think of a bigger failure than this one. why hasn't joe biden fired her? >> joe biden hasn't fired anyone. no one is ever held accountable in the biden administration. to say, under oath, that being 130 yards away from the highest point is not in the range of secret service protection of the leading candidate for president of the united states and not to mention the former president, that is unacceptable. no one who is a minimum wage security guard at a mall after closing hours would agree with that assessment. she has to go. she did not demonstrate her ability to give

of course, you can't win with jamie raskin.n't win with a two members of the committee on the republican and the democratic side today. it is time for you to go. when both of those are aligned, the show was over. >> without a doubt. carol, thank you so much for joining us and i pick steve, great to see you peter konz, thank you, as well. >>> when we returned, democrats> are uniting behind a vp harris and her campaign for the white house. i will be asking colorado governor, jared polis about his endorsement and who he believes to be the running mate. >>> the far right's project 2025 and they got taxes. we are going to show you who could end up paying a whole lot more. here is a hint, it is not super rich people. as the 11th hour continues on this tuesday night. when we're young, we're told anything is possible... ...but only a few of us go out and prove it. witness the greatness of anna hall on a connection worthy of gold: xfinity mobile. only xfinity gives you the most powerful mobile wifi network, with speeds up to a gig in mi

that seems to sort of support or be the similar view that jamie raskin was articulating. i want to spend as much time with you kim and charlie. i have to sneak in a break first. we'll have that conversation on the other side. also ahead, as the rev alluded to, we'll turn to the supreme court conservative supermajority's decision, there's a real push to make sure the court doesn't go anywhere further than they already have in this last term. we'll talk with a group stepping up the efforts in the campaign about how they do that. later in the broadcast, more on what absolute immunity for a president could look like for donald trump, if he's reelected. especially when it comes to u.s. national security. at seal team 6 scenario looking like an alarming reality to some intelligence experts. we'll talk about that and more when "deadline: white house" continues after a quick break. don't go anywhere today. r a qui. don't go anywhere today. the cockroach. resilient creatures. true miracles of evolution. where there is one, others aren't far behind. always scavenging for food, the

and can i add jamie raskin to that list? and jamie raskin is interesting because he's not in leadership of the chamber. does a house member from maryland, but he's extremely well respected. a former law professor and just very, thoughtful. and i thought his letter was among smartest ones read. he is now calling for just short of calling on biden to step aside. and i think grant breakdown is maybe the right word to use like i think democrats are having totally public nervous breakdown right now. >> look, the way i think this is potentially sustainable for biden. if that's the argument we want to make here. >> is that the people calling on him to step aside and allow another nominee to be at the top of the ticket are really only making half the argument. they are pointing out the obvious problems with biden remaining the democratic nominee. we all know what they are. we all watched his debate performance, but they're failing in most cases to make the other half of the argument, which is what's the path to for a last-minute the

is he like 65, i'm 6'2". >> bret: jamie raskin, let me start with you.to watch republicans and democrats come together and learn about answers or lack of answers from the secret service director. >> what took place on july 13th was a crisis. we saw a tremendous lapses in the security around former president trump. and firefighter was killed. other penal were seriously injured and wounded. and then the chairman called a hearing. and we made a joint statement denouncing political violence. but, we wanted to get some answers to the questions that every american is asking like how do you leave open a roof top on a building 150 yards away from the podium where a presidential candidate is speaking? and we simply got no answers to that or any of the other basic questions that everybody in the country is asking. >> bret: mr. chairman, there was a bipartisan caudill, codel that went out there toget. here is congressman crane in his video. >> i could tell that if any of our counter sniper teams were up on this water tower this individual wouldn't have made it 5 fe

do you know, jamie raskin of maryland, congressman, great to see you as always. because he is so full of bluster, these things fall by the wayside and we move on. this is a former president of the united states, running to be president of the united states, who literally told a crowd of people, if you vote for me now, you won't ever have to vote again. i don't know that we can just drop this and leave it aside, i think we have to dig into this a little bit. >> here you have got the least highest and least ethical president anybody can ever remember, the least ethical politician anybody can remember, who is just trying to pander to christian white nationalism, saying vote for me once and we are going to not break 1000 years of messianic christianity. and look, the stakes here are deadly serious, but in your intro, i think you made the critical point, which is democrats are having fun again, we have recovered our sense of humor, and president biden has opened this up to a whole new generations of political leadership and activism, and the young people are pouring i

the hearing was so rough that jamie raskin and james comber, i'm going to say it again, raskin and comber actually agreed on something. and that something was that she should resign. we've got let's get smarter with the help of our leadoff panel tonight. actio's political reporter hans nichols joins us. pulitzer prize-winning investing reporter with the washington post, and former congressman steve israel of new york. he is the director of the school of public policy at cornell university and currently serves on the dnc platform committee. steve, i know i'm going to you first. what a week. two, three weeks for democrats. i want to start with the vice president's rally today in wisconsin. thousands of people were there, the crowd was clearly into it. but just two days ago, democrats were basically demoralized, discombobulated, many seemed like they were in despair. that is clearly not the case. it has been such a turnaround. how are you feeling, and what are others within the party telling you? >> well, i spent the day with many of my former colleagues in the congress, and i have to say, t

we heard from ranking member jamie raskin who said this in concurrence with his fellow member.ch. >> i will be joining the chairman in calling for the resignation of the director just because i think that this relationship is irretrievable, and i think the director has lost the confidence of congress at a very urgent and tender moment in the history of the country, and we need to very quickly move beyond this. >> reporter: raskin there laying out the stakes from a congressional front, and i'll tell you, we expected the hearing to be fiery, have testy moments in it, certainly with most republicans, you saw russell fry, jim jordan, james comer were among he asked her at one point, what would you tell americans who are confused about the fact that this kid could get on a roof and have a clear line of sight to the former president of the united states. cheatle's answer was not direct. it was another example of many throughout the hearing where specific questions were asked and no specific answers were given. the secret service director continued to rely on the idea that investigati

joining us now is congressman jamie raskin, thank you so much. we have had many conversations about democracy and this presidential race right here in the studio. i want to talk to you about vice president harris, but i want to start first, because you are a historian of sorts and he had a beautifully written statement about joe biden, were you called him one of the handful of truly great presidents in american history and a patriot beyond measure. i want to ask you to reflect on this moment of history and his decision to step down. >> the first thing that i thought about was president biden's amazing speech that he gave in january, i think january 5th of this year, when he went to valley forge and he gave a speech in a pennsylvania town, and in it, he talked about george washington and it really struck me, he talked about how washington resigned his commission as the commander in chief of the continental army, establishing the principle of civilian control over the military, which is a point people often make. he went on to make a point that i h

marilyn congressman jamie raskin urged him to rethink his campaign, saying the judgment you must makely a judgment about how you feel, but a public political one about how others feel because in the end, the people will decide the fate of this election and of our democracy itself. president biden continues to isolate at his home in delaware following his covid diagnosis. thursday, the white house said he is still being briefed on national security measures and experiencing mild symptoms. before suspending his campaign events after testing positive, he finished taping an interview on univision. >> i wasn't ready and i performed terribly. people are now saying, that was only one thing. but he is 81 years old, what happens at 84 years old? what happens when he is 85 years old? i was smart enough to know that with age comes wisdom. i know the difference between what has to be done. sumi: our north america editor has more. >> looking frail and unsteady. it is almost painful to watch and making his way home to isolation. he has had to pause is campaigning due to catching covid days after wa

. >> reporter: however, maryland congressman jamie raskin says rigorous talks within the party are takinglace. >> we're having a serious conversation about what to do. but one thing i can tell you is that regardless of what president biden decides our party's going to be unified. >> reporter: democrats called the debate bad for both presumptive nominees, critical of trump's lies and embellishments. though just released cbs news polling shows 46% of registered democratic voters think president biden should not run, up 10% in four months. >> i would not be running again if i didn't believe with all my heart and soul i can do this job. >> reporter: the biden-harris campaign says it's instead highlighting moments like the president on the trail in north carolina as they're characterizing the race as a binary choice. republicans say it's an easy decision. >> everyone's talking about should joe biden even stay in the race. that's never happened in our history. it was such a dominant performance by president trump in this debate. >> reporter: president biden is at camp david celebrating the 4th

well, froze over you and jamie raskin could barely agree on the time of day, sabo. that's a sign of good things. you know, congressman coleman, if there's a school shooting usually within hours, we have a profile of the person that is responsible. this a failure of historic proportions. donald trump was nearly assassinated that day. and i heard her say well, it was outside the perimeter. 130 yards away is not outside perimeter. you define the perimeter as any range in which a primary in this case, president trump could be the victim of a shooting like this. i mean, i can't think of a bigger, bigger failure than this one. why hasn't joe biden fired her? well, joe biden hasn't fired anyone. that's our frustration. no one's ever held accountable in the biden administration, not for afghanistan, not for the assassination on donald trump. look to say under oath being 130 yards away from the highest isn't in the range of the secret service. protection of. the leading candidate for president, united states, not to mention the former. that's unacceptable. that admission is

and so that's why you hear debbie wasserman schultz senator coons, and even jamie raskin at this point understands that what we need to do as a party if we want to beat donald trump, is focus on the choice at hand. a good man, a decent man and accomplished president who had a bad night versus a bad man with a putrid character who lied every single time he opened his mouth during that debate, wants to destroy our constitution, get rid of our microsoft, be a dictator on day one is a convicted felon, wants to take away. all rights and freedoms. that is still the contrast and i believe at the end of the day that the american people will focus on. and we'll choose a president that has given them the accomplishments he has for the past 3.5 years and, they're not going to let a 90 minute debate a clips. all of that mark with all of the criticism aimed at biden's performance polling doesn't necessarily show that donald trump got this big boost from voters. how is he going to use this? you think as his campaign goes forward? the issues with the debate and all the clips and so forth well, i thin

it's the reaction i'm sure and you even have your colleague, congressman jamie raskin saying, there arete, honest, serious, and rigorous conversations happening at your party right now about president biden's future and a lot of those conversations have to do with donald trump and, hey, do we have the right guy to beat donald trump? what are those conversations like? bring us and if you could and privately have you worked in the democratic if support for biden leaving the race i've i've not been involved in any such conversations, but also this president biden, has accumulated the delegates to be nominated at the convention and i think the only way that that would change would be if he decided that he didn't want to proceed. >> and i'd see no evidence of that he's he's fit a good president. he had a bad debate, but that doesn't undercut the fact that he's, he's done a lot as president and especially if you contrast his decency and his agenda that focuses on the well-being of the american public with trump who really is a radical, who says that he intends to terminate parts of the consti

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now, you just heard congressman noah map bennett, not matt gorman you just heard congressman jamie raskin talking about the fact there are serious discussions going on what discussions give us a window as the discussions that are happening right now among members and among serious democrats this morning well, it's just undeniable. we've been hearing it all weekend that people are really worried because the debate performance was obviously extraordinarily bad. all first up, all presidents have bad first debates. all of them going way back. but this was about the worst that we can remember. and so it the trigger, a lot of discussion obviously a lot in the press and then a lot privately among democrats about what to do if the president continues. i think there is unanimity among democrats that he needs to be extraordinarily aggressive, much more aggressive than he has been getting out in front of the public doing town hall i'll meetings with voters doing sit-downs with reporters, doing television interviews, doing press conferences. he needs to prove that was one bad night and not a pattern.

maryland democrat congressman jamie raskin question. why the former president was allowed to take the stage when secret service was warned of a suspicious person. so you distinguish between someone who is suspicious and someone is threatening there are a number of times protective events where >> suspicious people are identified and those individuals have to be investigated and determined. what is it identifies that person? a suspicious ohio republican congressman jim jordan became enraged because the secret service denied some requests from the trump campaign. you cut corners when it came to protecting one of the most important individual, most well-known individuals on the planet. tre director says the july 13th rally had sufficient resources, but lawmakers furious with cheadle are calling for her resignation. not only should you resign if you refuse to do so. president biden needs to fire. will. and i believe director channel that you should resign. cheadle said she will not resign and will have a more detailed report after 60 days r

maryland democrat congressman jamie raskin question. why the former president was allowed to take the stage when secret service was warned of a suspicious person. so you distinguish between someone who is suspicious and someone is threatening there are a number of times protective events where suspicious people are identified and those individuals have to be investigated and determined. what is it identifies that person? a suspicious ohio republican congressman jim jordan became enraged because the secret service denied some requests from the trump campaign. you cut corners when it came to protecting one of the most important individual, most well-known individuals on the planet. the director says the july 13th rally had sufficient resources, but lawmakers furious with cheadle are calling for her resignation. not only should you resign if you refuse to do so. president biden needs to fire. will. and i believe director channel that you should resign. cheadle said she will not resign and will have a more detailed report after 60 days repo

in a four-page letter to biden, another key democrat congressman jamie raskin compared biden to an agingl pitcher. "there's no shame in taking a well-deserved bow to the overflowing appreciation of the crowd when your arm is tired out." raskin urges biden to "caucus with the team, mr. president, hear them out. you will make the right decision." campaigning in north carolina, vice president harris argued it's the g.o.p., not the democrats that is the fractured party. >> in recent days, they have been trying to portray themselves as a party of unity. but here is the thing, here's the thing, if you claim to stand for unity, you need to do more than just use the word. >> reporter: covid abruptly yanked biden off the campaign trail. arriving in delaware thursday night the president took his time walking on the stairs of air force one holding onto the railing and taking breaks to look around. biden appeared to struggle as he made his way to the car. the doctor says he will have mild symptoms and continue to conduct the business of the american people. the latest setback comes amid a new poll b

representative jamie raskin is in his fourth term serving maryland's eighth congressional district in the house of representatives, the congressman serves as ranking democratic member of the house committee on oversight and accountability, his achievements are enumerable and his stature is too long to go through right now in a time that we have. i will just note congressman that so many of us have been deeply appreciative on how you have personally put yourself on the line for democracy. we all saw, of course, how you stood up and against those who were trying to overturn our norms on january 6th and how you've managed to weave your own personal commitment into the fabric of the american story. so we honor you, we really cherish and appreciate you. i'm glad that you and kentucky have a conversation about how we stop this madness. [applause] >> always great to see you, congressman. i think that this is your first time in our new event space at cap. i wish that it was for a celebration of some kind. it's not that in the least. i'm mindful of the reality that nato is going on right now a

. >> reporter: however, maryland congressman jamie raskin says rigorous talks within the party are takinglace. >> we're having a serious conversation about what to do. one thing i can tell you is that regardless of what president biden decides, our party is going to be unified. >> reporter: democrats called the debate bad for both presumptive nominees, critical of trump's lies and embellishments, though just released cbs news polling shows 46% of registered democratic voters think president biden should not run, up 10% in four months. >> i would not be running again if i didn't believe with all my heart and soul i can do this job. >> reporter: the biden/harris campaign says it's instead highlighting moments like the president on the trail in north carolina, as they're characterizing the race as a binary choice. republicans say it's an easy decision. >> everyone is talking about should joe biden stay in the race. that's never happened in our history. it was such a dominant performance by president trump in this debate. >> reporter: tonight, president biden is at camp david with his family

at a july 4th parade in his district, congressman jamie raskin said that a decision needs to be maden. >> i mean, it's really not up to me. so i'm just standing strong for democracy, regardless of who's at the top of the ticket, because democracy is not about one person, it's about everybody. >> reporter: while democratic voters said they're worried that president's debate risks overshadowing the party's deep fears about donald trump. >> they both suck, to be perfectly frank. >> reporter: as new video surfaced of trump on the golf course, crudely blasting the president and vice president kamala harris. >> that old broken down pile of crap. >> reporter: and predicting president biden will quit. in an effort to have the president in the public eye, he heads tomorrow to madison, wisconsin, for a rally with supporters, adriana. >> adriana: and scott, we understand both the president and vice president spoke with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu today. what do you know about that call? >> reporter: a senior white house official tells us there were discussions about progress in th

. >> reporter: congressman jamie raskin saying there's a world where biden is not the party's nominee, but biden himself would have to choose to step aside. >> whether he's the candidate or someone else is the candidate, he's going to be the keynote speaker at our convention. he will be the figure we rally around to move forward and beat the forces of authoritarianism and reaction in the country. >> reporter: but other biden allies offering a more full-throated defense. >> the stakes of the race couldn't be higher and the only democrat who has ever beaten donald trump is joe biden. he is our candidate for november and he has the best shot to beat him. >> reporter: the biden campaign arguing if the president were to drop out, it would lead to weeks of chaos on the convention floor. republicans already tying up senators for re-election to biden's debate performance. former white house chief strategist for president trump and his close confidante steve bannon predicting trump will win in a landslide during an interview with nbc this week's coanchor jonathan karl. tomorrow, he begins serv

is going to be there, not many he's the president, but just a little while ago representative jamie raskin. he's a very well respected member of the house of representatives. he gave an interview and left open the possibility that joe biden would not be the democratic nominee for president, saying that he could have the keynote speech at the convention and that he would be the figures that everyone would rally around. but he did it, it, and he was really the 1st one to admit it publicly by his day. i like it in person that there tough discussions happening. threw out the democratic party right now. but again, as i mentioned publicly so much different story, let's have a lesson. joe biden has demonstrated model with 90 minutes, but over the last 4 years, the, the character and the metal of the man that he is. and he has demonstrated this both in his public service and in his personal life. joe biden is, are now many joe biden is our leader. and joe biden has earn, and joe biden deserves the confidence, the respect. and frankly, the partnership that we now have to provide to him, the stakes