jill stein is funded. the green party ifunded.joe biden is so bad that democrats are no funding jill stein. i'm not joking. i know because they have paid petitioners in my state. that is insane. thosef how bad it is in my state, jil petitioners in my state because they're funded. we're g not third, not fourth, but fifth. if you think the fhting wait until there's only scraps left. this will be a bloodbath, to quote trump. this will be a bloodbath, right here, to quote trump. i don't want that. our goal is to raise enough money and awareness to pull two three four peretain ballot access across the country. the person to do tha already been 15 poll, 15 polls, fox you can -- "new york times." yes there's not a libertarian ailey, not even me and i've been in a lot of polls, not even i can touch 15. lars has mainstream polls and he's not no one can touch. that none of you can. he's already p 2%, 3%. already. so he'll raise the money. he'll raise the team. he'll get national coverage. and we will retain ballot access. what should our go

and cornell west pulling another 3% and when it comes to cornell west and jill stein you can draw pretty correlation pulling from joe biden. rfk there's mixed research on which way he is pulling from trump and biden. >> another interesting glimpse from the poll, brand-new data, what are the top issues amongst voters. the economy and inflation have been at the top and remain at the top. everybody feels it. everybody knows it and lot of them are pointing fingers at the biden white house considering how good the economy was during the trump years. you have crime and safety right there as well. protecting democracy, you know, a nebulous idea of what the left believes they're doing, healthcare and then immigration too and the left -- as as we talked about yesterday, the biden administration's is trying to do everything they can to work with mexico to stem the flow, bring the numbers down a little bit but it's so bad for them politically. people aren't forgetting. rachel: they're suing iowa. iowa passed laws to get rid of illegal immigration in the state and the biden administration is suing i

jill stein is running again dr. cornell west. i'm not convinced that more republicans would vote for rfk jr. trump's voters are going to it'd be reliably in his corner the more moderate leaning ours would probably vote for biden over rfk. i mean, these are usually astute, well-educated people. they're not going to him. so i would presume that more than likely it's going to be some younger male voters who probably lean towards the left, center-left, if you will, that will vote for rfk well there's a new quinnipiac university poll of wisconsin voters, or as they say wisconsin and wisconsin, they show biden six points ahead of trump, notably, they had the margins are shrinking drastically when rfk jr. jill stein and cornell west are all factored and rfk jr. has sizable support compared to the others. it's still unclear though, of who he would draw more support from because given that public is a little bit word listen, i think republicans should be absolutely worried. i think both parties should be concerned and this is when you hav

and they argued against this, we have jill stein yet, who is in the dictionary next to meek and passive and hard? i'm not horrible isn't intellectually, but just the nicest. she's just standing there being cooperate, why? the police? and they said, well, she shouldn't have been there. then this is the best part, the media will focus on these. lona techs who come forward. there was a woman who stood before a self appointed spokesperson, an expert, the media relations complaining about the fact that her food service cards had been discontinued and that they can't get certain bottled water when they are get this protesting against car ready. terrific. a did starvation in gaza and this woman is arguing about she didn't get the right flora gay, the water. i mean, this is ok. this is in said and there is also can common to lead peaceful, virility or discussions never discussed. never mentioned by anybody in mainstream media can scrap to joe's a palestinian talking without any problems. nobody talks about. yeah, it would be, you know, how many the interesting thing is is that it seems to me th

and they argued against this, we have jill stein yet, who is in the dictionary next to meek and passive, and ha, i'm not horrible, isn't intellectually, but just the nicest. she's just standing there being cooperate, why the police? and they said, well, she shouldn't have been there. then this is the best part. the media will focus on these. lona techs who come forward. there was a woman who stood before a self appointed spokesperson, an expert, the media relations complaining about the fact that her food service cards had been discontinued and the can't get certain bottled water when there get this protesting against har. ready. terrific. a starvation in gaza and this woman is arguing about she didn't get the right flora day, the water. i mean, this is, it is in say, and there's also can comparatively peaceful, virility. your discussions never discussed, never mentioned by anybody in mainstream media, constructive jose, uh, a palestinian talking without any problems. nobody talks about. yeah, it'd be, the interesting thing is, is that it seems to me that again, these protests are, need

she did not send an invitation to jill stein of the green party or cornell west running as an independent. to see the dynamics of who was invited and who was not. clearly more left-leaning candidates were excluded from the event. qhhost: let's hear from kent on the inndcaller: good morning. i watched r.f.k., jr.'s speech. just like the republican party is noonthe party of goldwater or reagan and the democrats are no longer the party of j.f.k. or tip o'neill, the libertarian party is no longer the party of jerry brown or ron paul. t of mean spiritedness. i simply cannot vote for them. any response to kent? guest: things have definitely changed. they do say when they first announce legitimately organizing theydrevolution. ideas and speak highly of him at the 2022 conventiothey invited him to speak at the caucus ahead oat the same time, the then-leadership invited edward snowden to speak, the whistleblower. it was an interesting dynic because there were two factions of the party meeting at the same time. have seen a more divisive libertarian party last few years than ever before. host: calli

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going to include whether it will include anybody else other then a republican, democrat act maybe jill stein being with the green party. we don't know what will happen libertarian wise. it's very early, they don't have phase presidential candidates at the time other then the white house does but the republicans want. there are many questions unanswered at this point. if they can do and god bless them they are helping the american people that is our goal to make sure the american people get these debates. if they can do it we bless them. if they can't, we will be standing around ready -- >> martha: thank you very much always good to see you frank take you for stopping by. >> thank you martha. >> martha: moments ago peter doozy updating the white house on the president's willingness to debate watch this. >> an offer from the president to debate as that you realize you need to change the subject after some bed pulling. >> we had a back-and-forth on pulling yesterday and i, you know, it just goes back to the core of what i said to you which is this is a president that has had a pretty successful

kennedy 17 while the green party jill stein and independent cornel west get 3% each. a two way race between biden and trump, that same poll shows they are tied at 50-50. fox news poll from the same period shows kennedy getting 11 percentage points in a five candidate race. bret? >> bret: rich edson at the libertarian convention. rich, thank you. while former president trump campaigns, president biden will spend the holiday weekend at his delaware home. this comes after president biden did receive some criticism about his presentation at that news conference at the white house yesterday. white house correspondent jacqui heinrich has details live from the north lawn. good evening, jacqui. >> jacqui: good evening, bret. the biden campaign is still shrugging off the polls and looking instead at happier numbers like infrastructure they have built in swing states. and they deny their backward looking messaging strategy has anything to do with voter unhappiness about biden's agenda. >> i don't think that it is a defensive posture that we are campaigning against donald trump

they'll vote for jill stein and cornel west, maybe robert kennedy junior, not joe biden.ot of people who might vote for joe biden say he is weak and capitulateing to the protests. >> dana: this weekend they have a new strategy for the president's speeches. you are a former presidential speech writer. shorter speeches, quality over quantity. how do you think that will go? >> has there been quantity? i thought he has taken more vacations than any president in my lifetime. he has trouble reading from a teleprompter. the guy who said four more years, pause. i haven't seen a lot of quantity. they have scaled back his interviews and the lowest of any president in modern times and now scale back the speeches as well? the basement strategy worked in 2020 and might work in the white house basement, too. >> bill: marc thiessen. good to have you on. thank you. >> 80 years ago, in the holocaust, the jewish people were totally defenseless against those who sought our destruction. no nation came to our aid. today we again confront enemies bent on our destruction. never again is now. >>

and cornell west and jill stein all of whom would probably take votes away from biden things could change polls do suggest that were trump to be convicted of a felony. it could shift votes in biden's favor. the administration may be able to pull off a ceasefire in gaza and then a broader political settlement that gives palestinians political rights and israel diplomatic relations with saudi arabia trump could always embroil himself in some kind of scandal but trendlines are not working in biden's favor. he needs to do something bold and dramatic to seize the initiative on asylum policy, for example, and reverse these numbers the one that troubles me the most is on the question of who was the more competent joe biden lead donald trump by nine points in 2020 but trump now leads by 16 points in january 2024 that 25 point shift could be a reflection of people's sense that the president's age is affecting his capacity to govern there's very little that joe biden can do now to change that perception go to cnn.com slash opinions to read my column this week. and let's get started the un said toda

is winning by 2 points and then if you factor in all the third party candidates, the others like jill stein, colonel west and r.f.k. jr. then trump is still ahead by 2 points all adults trump up by 2. registered voters biden up by 1. these are national polls. as you mentioned the third party. when it comes to issues, it is a run away for trump. >> charlie: one of the most troubling parts of this poll for joe biden is, it's a 30 point swing among voters under 30 from 2020 to today. biden won these voters by 24 points in 2020. trump is winning these voters by 5 points. that's not a huge margin. when you compare that to biden having them by plus 25 four years ago. this is like a five -- >> brian: why isn't the gap bigger between them then? if he has the hispanic vote than ever and black vote than ever and more than 30s than ever, why is it -- and i don't know the answer to this. this is not rhetorical. why is the gab not greater whether it comes to issues, immigration trump plus 17. economy trump plus 14. who is better on crime trump plus 8. protecting democracy even. abortion biden by 12. whe

half the states, you have cornel west and jill stein.or, as you mentioned, i mean, all a -- i think most conservative republicans have some strong libertarian streak -- >> yeah. will: but i don't know how that works electorally. will they actually vote republican? will they vote for donald trump? does the pitch work to bring some libertarians to donald trump? >> well, they.com i think the biggest problem is for joe biden because they're pulling people from from biden in a big, big way, but is it accretive to what donald trump's trying to do? absolutely. i think people look at a it at the end of the day and say we can't afford joe bind. the reality is it's going to be biden or trump, i'm going with trump because he's going to tear town that morass, that swamp that is washington d.c. that's really at the heart of what libertarians want to get rid of. will: jason just made an awesome point about the number of falsehoods joe biden claimed in not going to west point because of roger staubach. we'll break that down later. he's had good insight

host: jill stein recently spoke about the ongoing campus protests experience being arrested will protestingat washington university. >> meant to show support for the students -- encampment to show support for the students putting everything on the line. their lives are on the line here. they are upholding the highest values of american society and standing up for our right to free speech and the right to protest. i had been invited to stop byand i was asked to de-escalate the with the administration. i want to talk to the chancellors and board members who were therewithin an hour or two, we were assaulted with pikes use as weapons and brutalized and beat up and thrown to the ground arms handcuffed behind our backs with zip ties and then walked over. that was the end of a process that was brutalizing a violent. host:t we have maxwell in virginia on our line for democrats. caller: you arevote voting for cornel west and these other people. i don't get it. i truly do not get it. there are only two candidates joe biden or donald trump. do you want a dictator or somebody to keep america straigi w

and jill stein will be their nominee. we don't talk to them until after their nominating convention. >> well, then on wednesday morning, president biden released a video in which he goh to trump to debate him outside the commission framework found trump lost two debates to me in 2020. >> it sends said he hadn't shown up for debate. now he's acting like he wants to debate me again, well, make my day pal. i'll even do it twice. so let's pick the dates, donald, i hear you're free on wednesdays trump quickly accepted biden's challenge, and within hours, both cnn and abc announced they'd be hosting the debates. >> it seems implausible to me that agreement on such an important and complex matter could have been achieved so quickly. did trump's eagerness to get biden into the ring result in impulsivity, where he surrendered his leverage and made a bad deal i mean, think about it only two debates instead of the standard three no audience, no input on moderators know fox news, and no rfk jr. that last agreement was probably the ea

if they all agree to that, maybe there'll be an arcade junior cornell west or jill stein debate sortf emblematic of the 2016 campaign when you had the big table and the little table for sure. >> yeah. we'll see. and as jeff was saying, very important that it's happening in the state of georgia. jeff zeleny, arlette saenz. thank you very much. fast-moving morning. thanks very much for joining us morning. i'm jim acosta, next hour of newsroom with wolf blitzer starts after a short break have a great day you know what's brilliant think about it. boring is the unsung catalyst for bowl. what straps bold? we're rocket hurdles and into space. >> or boring makes vacations happen early retirements possible, and startups start off because it's smart, dependable, and steady all words you want from your bank for nearly 160 years, pnc bank has been brilliantly boring. >> so you can be happy, fulfilled, which is pretty unvarying if you think about did you know taking xyz all at night, release allergies while you sleep you wake refreshed for more productive day. >> get 24 hour continuous relief tha

. >> and jill stein will be their nominee. we don't talk to them until after their nominating conventions, and we know that they are the nominees, then we have contact. we haven't had any other contact other than the letters that we've received from the from the trump campaign okay. >> so you're just going about your business and i guess in that regard, i should ask because you have for college campuses that will be the location of the debates. does anything that is transpiring right now alter your plans in any way? >> not none in anyway, we're going forward. we're working with those universities the secret service has also cleared those universities from the security standpoint. and we're just going forward. we'll wait to see the nominating conventions. what may or may not happen. and then we'll go forward about september 6, when is the last date that any state will be determining who's going to qualify for their ballot, will then know who meets the requirement of being on enough balance to conceivably get 270 electoral votes

at 14%, and then you got cornel west and jill stein getting 2% a piece worth noting, we're just a month away from the first debate between biden and trump is gonna be right here on cnn and of course, both campaigns have some concern. rfk jr. could act as a spoiler candidate and either one of them seemed to want him on the debate stage, either joining me now is someone kim, the white house reporter for the associated press. i'm and good morning to you. thank you so much for being here having this obviously is a national poll. but when you dig into the swing-state polls, honestly things get even worse for biden. you look at those recent new york times polling, but there's been some reporting that he simply does not believe the polls. is that does that line up with your understanding of where his team is and should they be more concerned? they are right. >> i will their philosophy all along is, don't really believe the polls. believe what the voters tell you when they vote. so they've looked at, they pointed to primary results especially in the republican primary results that shows this ju

reporter: well, that didn't work out for libertarian gary johnson in 2016, he and the green party's jill steinrt in a few key states, possibly benefiting trump over hillary clinton. but they deny being spoilers. and while it looks like rfk might not make the debate stage, he still has the attention of the competition. >> not a serious candidate. they say he hurts biden. i don't know who he hurts. he won't hurt me. i don't know. >> reporter: neither trump nor biden probably wants to find out. i'm ed o'keefe in washington. >>> the "cbs overnight news" will be right back. hey, i just got a text from my sister. you remember rick, her neighbor? sure, he's the 76-year-old guy who still runs marathons, right? sadly, not anymore. wow. so sudden. um, we're not about to have the "we need life insurance" conversation again, are we? no, we're having the "we're getting coverage so we don't have to worry about it" conversation. so you're calling about the $9.95 a month plan -from colonial penn? -i am. we put it off long enough. we are getting that $9.95 plan, today. (jonathan) is it time for you to call abo

there are other people running, jill stein and this unicorn lady and others. it is good these people are running in many are saying is that we like but i want to be clear about something. every single one of them, trump, kennedy, biden, all of them have the same thing in common. they think the problem with our government is that the wrong people are in charge doing the wrong things and once the right people are in charge doing the right things there is no limit to how big and intrusive they want it to be. we are the only ones who understand what the founders knew over 200 years ago. the problem with the government is the government. the government is a monopoly of authority, a self-imposed monopoly of authority that is financed with extortion and enforced with violence and threats of violence. it is a protection racket with a flag and a theme song. most of the founders understood that an organization like that has no real reason to do anything but waste your money, make your life harder, grandstand on your suffering and use it as an excuse to take even more mo

i mean, they take it seriously, jill stein, barely picking up in the polls, but it is a point here andjunior, there's just a sense that low information voters see the kennedy last name and they go while, of course his father, his uncle, that is what i am for and he may lose some votes there, particularly in communities right there. has struggled some. so they are really doing their best to spend a lot of money, making sure voters know what he really stands. but i think there's a growing sense, willie, in wilmington that rfk junior really poses more of a threat to trump. that it pulls from both, to be sure, but maybe more of an issue from donald trump and that is why we are seeing is videos of attacks from their presumptive republican nominee. >>> lots more to get you this hour. morning joe weekend continues after a short break. k. it's tough to breathe and tough to keep wondering if this is as good as it gets. but trelegy has shown me that there's still beauty and breath to be had. because with three medicines in one inhaler, trelegy keeps my airways open and prevents future flare-ups.

so, it is important and obviously 2000 jill stein, ralph nader, democrats still haven't gotten over thatwas a different political environment. you know, this is in 2000 and it's not 1968 or 1974, for that matter. >> i do want to ask you this, though, for those folks who are on the fence, we're talking about the black voters who were starting to support trump, the, the, the younger voters. is there a way for him to turn it around, or is this biden's area to go in and get those voters? >> i mean, african american male voters voted, 90% with joe biden in 2020, 94% of african american women, voted for joe biden. those are really high numbers. but if donald trump is able to get those numbers down to, say, 80, 85, and the latinx voters, if he gets latinos and latinas, democrats need two out of three. and if trump can cut into that, so he needs to lose just a few, or gain just a few. if you want to think of it that way. and he is in a place where he can push joe biden, he's going to continue to do that. that's not the maga base, but now he's going to have the money to do it, and that is in the

where people visited the third-party candidate jill stein who happened to be jewish, when they visited the large college i believe in michigan, but i'm not certain, a large pro-palestinian peace protest, she didn't see any incidences. we know from news reports that many jewish students are participating in these peace protests. i think it is unfair for politicians, commentators, and others to generalize about these terrible, isolated incidents. host: let's look at education secretary miguel cardona on capitol hill yesterday speaking out against anti-semitism on college campuses. [video clip] >> i know we have common ground when it comes to our horror at the appalling anti-semitism we are seeing on some college campuses. as the president said last week, there should be no place on any campus, no place in america, for anti-semitism or threats of violence against jewish students. there is no place for hate speech or violence of any kind. the biden-harris administration, including the department of education, is taking action each and every day to help ensure that schools and colleges are

i'm not a fan of jill stein. i am literally undecided. that is my problem.second comment is this abortion stuff. if the states have the right to make the laws, the people in the states need to boot out the ones they don't like. the laws that they don't like, they can vote those people out and do it as a majority within the state. i think it is an issue that shouldn't be a federal government. that's not taking either side. there are so many problems in this country. homelessness and all of that stuff. we need to concentrate on things like that instead of abortion, because that has been an ongoing thing for years and years, since i was a young girl. thank you and have a good day. host: nancy, nina called in on the democratic line. how does that make you feel? nancy: she didn't really want to vote for either candidate because they didn't like animals? i was just happy to see another cat owner, president biden had a cat in the white house. maybe she will change her mind now. to the point about the states, i think a lot of people are voting on this in states, abo

i'm not a fan of jill stein. i am literally undecided. that is my problem.cond comment is this abortion stuff. if the states have the right to make the laws, the people in the states need to boot out the ones they don't like. the laws that they don't like, they can vote those people out and do it as a majority within the state. i think it is an issue that shouldn't be a federal government. that's not taking either side. there are so many problems in this country. homelessness and all of that stuff. we need to concentrate on things like that instead of abortion, because that has been an ongoing thing for years and years, since i was a young girl. thank you and have a good day. host: nancy, nina called in on the democratic line. how does that make you feel? nancy: she didn't really want to vote for either candidate because they didn't like animals? i was just happy to see another cat owner, president biden had a cat in the white house. maybe she will change her mind now. to the point about the states, i think a lot of people are voting on this in states, abort

we have jill stein being funded by the green party. can you believe that?y worry is we don't do something this year, we may have a problem. we may come in for this year. imagine that. we may get less than a percent. we may get half of a percent. and lose that to how many states that and lose out and how many states? strong messaging, i am happy about that. i like that. i am worried. in 2016, many of you saw me come here and try to make sure we would have a good message for johnson. i failed. i tried in 2018 in new york state, but that when i won -- one i won. many of you don't know, i was able to for the first time ever. [applause] and i did that with a very specific type of plan, and that plan was to first go to small areas, not the big cities. i live in new york city. i did not go to new york city. i was drowned in new york city. nobody hurt me in new york city. i went to places where they have two choices. when they covered larry sharpe that made it a bigger piece in some parts of upstate new york. i got 56% of the. is that insane? yes, because it works.

cornell west, jill stein who are barely picking up in the polls.low information voters see the kennedy last name, and say yes, his father, his uncle, that's what i'm for, and may lose votes there, particularly in communities right now, african-american communities where the biden campaign has struggled some. they're doing their best, making sure voters know where he stands. there's a growing sense, willie, in wilmington that rfk jr. probably poses more of a threat to trump. it pulls from both, for sure, maybe more of an issue for trump. that's why we're seeing videos and attacks from the presump -- presumptive nominee. >>> let's turn to the criminal case against former president donald trump, he will be back in court this morning as the hush money trial wraps up its third week highlighted by another day of testimony yesterday from adult film star stormy daniels. nbc senior legal correspondent laura jarrett has details. >> stormy daniels leaving court after a blistering cross-examination. former president trump's defense team suggesting she's been t

jill stein -- a jill stein voter is a bow for fascism and putting donald trump back into office. basically, it is thinly veiled what the fascism is comingi'm very happy with joe biden. he has done a great bringing us back from the neglect, denial, hatred that donald trump and his supporters represent. itht is a sad day and america and we have to get rid of donald trump and they went to prison but they are all out again because he pardoned them. but these third-party voters that thinkelp them, jill stein would've given anne over to hitler's for a free bagel. thank you. host: let's go to howard in florida calling on the independent line. good morning, howard. caller: hello, thank you for taking my call. all of these people that talk terrorist coming into our country is ridiculous because all of these that have been killed in the last five or six years, hundreds of not been killed by terrorists but by ordinary citizens of our country. so i think they ought to get their rhetoric straightut host: matthis in winchester massachusetts on the republican line. good morning. hello, good mor