and we have no other candidates, like jill stein, for example, she has enough balance to get to eady,at is wrong, and i will not be watching for that reason. but if i was, i would like to hear about the genocide in gaza. even the■ moderators, they all agree on it. israel, so what debate is there even to be had onng issue? host: ok, anthony there in candidate. you can still call to tell us what■8■ated, even though you do not necessarily support either. this is bill and pennsylvania, supporter of president biden. hello. ller yes, i am bill. i want them to debate on the economy. i want biden to tell what he is going to do to try to help the economy get better. i believe there are certain them debate on that.ot know whe, host: what would you like them to they going to get better in some kind of waand how you going to try to get to it. in it is true that we can drill oil in texas or other esit states that have never been touched before. is there truth to that? host: ok. reuters, looking at the economy tomorrow, one of t topics that will probably come up in the debate, immigration, saying s

and i like, i like her also, jill stein, i like her very much, you know why? she takes 100% from them, kennedy is probably 50-50 but he's a fake . he's a fake. he's a total fake. >> a vote for any third-party candidate is a vote for donald trump. he is right about that. that is tonight's last word. the 11th hour with stephanie ruhle starts right now. >>> tonight, the final countdown to a landmark event, the 2024 campaign moves to a new phase as biden and trump are set to face off in their first debate plus a new supreme court leak, as documents related to a pending ruling in a high-stakes abortion case go public. >>> a republican take the leap and that he will vote for the president. could he be the first domino to fall and republicans backing biden, as the 11th hour gets underway on this wednesday night. >> good evening once again. i'm stephanie ruhle, live from the aspen ideas festival in colorado and we are now 132 days away from the election and we are less than 24 hours until the first debate in the race for the white house. it pits president biden agains

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you're supporting jill stein. i understand how for the us presidency, presidential elections. it looks like trump, many of the polls are saying, will there be any difference when it comes to gaza, specifically, or will they definitely be some change on ukraine or very difficult to tell. based on the pronouncements from trump and that back as we should say, that there are prominent is riley will be as backing the backing for biden. and for trump, look my advice to the rest of the world, which is so i 95.9 percent of the world because the us is 4 point one percent that the world population is be serious. the consequent insist on truth hanging together and don't expect to any miracles, even stability, necessarily from the united states. the u. s. is going to be stable and unpredictable. i after november, no matter what happens i. neither of the 2 lead candidates is a, is a candidate for peace. they each have their own different modes of behavior. but neither is going to bring the kind of a reason i a peaceful approach to the world that we urgently need. it's going to have to come

you're supporting jill stein. i understand how for the us presidency, presidential elections. it looks like trump, many of the polls are saying, will there be any difference when it comes to gaza, specifically, or will they definitely be some change on ukraine or very difficult to tell. based on the pronouncement, some trump, and that back as we should say, that there are prominent is riley will be, is backing the backing for biden. and for trump, look my advice to the right as to the williams, which is it's 95.9 percent of the world because the us is 4 point one percent that the world population is be serious. the consequent insist on truth hanging together and don't expect any miracles, even stability necessarily from the united states. the us is going to be stable and unpredictable. i after november, no matter what happens i. neither of the 2 lead candidates is a, is a candidate for peace. they each have their own different modes of behavior. but neither is going to bring the kind of, i reason i a peaceful approach to the world that we urgently need. it's going to have to c

uh, president trump is picking up some support from communities of color, but also cornell, west jill stein and robert f. kennedy junior, are picking up some of those votes, but last in the debate, donald trump said he talked about black jobs. he talked about hispanic jobs, and i have to tell you that the hackles went up on the back of my neck. it sounded very racist to me. how did it sound to you? and does that impact the recruitment efforts to pick up some of the communities of color out there in america's political equation right now. i feel like it was a bad choice of words i. i feel like he was trying to make a points and the way in which he went about it was not good. but here's the thing. you're standing on stage for 90 minutes with no notes and. busy so a lot of this is really coming off the top of your head, and what i think he meant to say is that jobs that are going to benefit the black community going to benefit the hispanic community, whatever those jobs are, i think that's the point he was trying to make, but that being said, the minority community, particularly the black comm

in 2024, looks probably there will be a third party candidate jill stein on the ballot this year. kennedy says july 1, he will look for signatures to get him on the ballot, he only needs 2000 signatures, you will likely have four candidates. that is critical. joe biden can win reelection by losings arizona, by losing nevada, by losing georgia, by losing north carolina, if he holds on to minnesota, michigan, wisconsin and pennsylvania. that is where they talk about that blue wall. for him to seek a second term. >> brian: wild card for another conversation, new hampshire and virginia. i don't know what joe biden brings to play, looks like trump has brought those two. >> bill: des moines register poll went under radar yesterday, joe biden showed up with -- there are 18% going for kennedy, someone else or have not de decided. iowa borders minnesota and wisconsin, you have to think there is likely spill over in other states. >> brian: can't wait to see a minnesota poll. it's been a while. coming up on your show, i have cable. >> bill: you still do. surgeon general will be on talking ab

background state onto whether or not one-on-one or the other candidates like robert kennedy or jill steinbout the debate trump divided one-on-one on the first debate less than a week away, do you think this is make or break for biden bearing in mind his recent cognitive challenges? >> that depends on if someone screws up. my feeling is way to be a draw if they get out of line it would be a push. stuart: biden has one of his famous senior moment. >> the republicans are going to see what they want to see a democrat to go to see what they want to see. here's what i'm stuck on. i understand a 90 minute debate and i understand the staff cannot interact and they can our podiums i am they said they could have tables but is podiums this could be a walkout, i know they get a bottle of water and they get a paper in a pad of paper and a pen as her sitting there but they cannot bring noted with them. and there's no studio audience. i believe both men have shown a tendency to lose their focus when they're trying to make a point. stuart: trump is losing as much is biden? >> maybe they have told us but

and, i like her also, jill stein. i like her very much. you know why? she takes 100% from them. he takes 100%. kennedy is probably 50-50 but he's a fake. he's a fake. he's a total fake. >> of it for any third-party candidate is a vote for donald trump. he is right about that. that is tonight's last word. the 11th hour with stephanie ruhle starts now. >>> tonight, the final countdown to a landmark event, the 2024 debate. plus >>> a new supreme court lacus documents related to a pending decision go public. >>> republican takes the lead and says he will vote for the president. could he be the first domino to fall and republicans backing biden's the 11th hour gets underway on this wednesday night? good evening. once again i am stephanie ruhle live from the aspen ideas festival in colorado. we are now 132 days away from the election in less than 24 hours until the first debate in the race for the white house, pitting president joe biden against ex-president and convicted criminal donald trump. tomorrow could also bring major rulings from the supreme court. earlier today, a document r

haters, biden versus trump and up six in the five-way ballot that has biden, trump, cornel west, jill steinlatile part of the electorate. they are giving biden an 11-point margin in a two-way race. >> sandra: a lot can change after next thursday with the debate. experts are handicapping the trump/biden debate. what is other every voter's mind as we get closer to election day. will it be a make or break moment in the race? >> i wrote about it today in the "wall street journal." the most important moment of this campaign. high stakes for both of them. never a presidential debate where it could have as volatile an impact on the election and what's interesting is it's high stakes and dangerous. it will be held on the 27th of june. typically what happens for example barack obama and george w. bush did badly in their first debates in 2004 and 2012 but had a second debate that followed closely. this next debate will be on the 10th of september which means that there is nearly 11 weeks between this debate and the next one. so whatever happens in this one will have an outsized and durable effect on

and, i like her also, jill stein. i like her very much. you know why? she takes 100% from them.s a fake. he's a total fake. >> of it for any third-party candidate is a vote for donald trump. he is right about that. that is tonight's last word. the 11th hour with stephanie ruhle starts now. >>> tonight, the final countdown to a landmark event, the 2024 debate. plus >>> a new supreme court

in wisconsin this year jill stein the presumptive green party candidate will be on the ballot and wenk robert kennedy, when he starts getting signatures starting in july, he only needs 2,000. so in all likelihood in wisconsin you will get maybe four candidates on the ballot. why is that important? biden has to win wisconsin, period. if he doesn't, that's what cracks the blue wall, bret. >> i totally agree. one of the reasons why the republicans chose milwaukee as the sight for the republican national convention. wisconsin is crucial and most polls have it really tight. a little bit advantage to biden in recent polls. it shifts back and forth depending on the week. you mention minnesota. that has come down to three or four points and the former president is trailing there but it is really within striking distance. there are states like virginia much more in play than they used to be. these -- i think since the conviction, you have seen some softening in independent numbers for the former president. but overall, if the election were held today, it looks by our reading of all of the ave

that showed, you know, among black voters, for example, in that state the with a race between rfk, jill steinrnel west, we saw biden's actually polling lower with those voters in florida. now, that might just seem like, you know, one data point in a state that ultimately isn't a swing state, but talking to various strategists they say, look, if rfk is having this sort of an impact in ore states, this could very well translate to the swing states like michigan, like pennsylvania if he's able to get on the ballot there. it's also indicative of maybe a lack of enthusiasm for east biden or trump. for either biden or trump. neil: you know, carly, i had a chance to catch up with jim clyburn, the house democrat key to getting joe biden elected president if you to think about it, and he was responding to this report that tim scott is leading this $14 million gop if initiative to try to win over black voters. i want you to respond to this, jim clyburn on that. >> -- [inaudible] tim scott. hay out your platform for the american people, let the african-american community know exactly what you plan if to

kennedy jr., cornell west, jill stein.e other options unlike in 2020, for those double haters to go to, and that is whey you see not only trump's campaign, but biden's campaign also trying to urge their supporters in saying, if we just take rfk, for example, you know, you see the trump campaign saying he's a radical leftist, you know, right? if you consider yourself conservative, don't go to him, and then on the other side you hear the biden campaign saying he's essentially the equivalent of donald trump, right? he's anti-vaxx. he's radical. he's extreme. he's somebody that buddies up with the likes of elon musk and other right wing propagandists. it is an effort by both sides to convince their base of, you know, these double haters to not go to one of the third options but instead stick with them even if you're not all that into us. >> can we put that graphic back up? what is notable is that in 2016 you can see a lot more of these double haters are traditionally republican voters, 2020 it flipped to the majority being tra

of his family cornell west stopped, done some research on and he's a little too radical for me jill steinbout, but with the last name kennedy and the history in this country, i would put my vote there well that's why the kennedy family has been so out there trying to say, please don't vote for our cousin, brother, uncle, whatever it may be. >> but for joe biden but this is a problem for both biden and trump is trying to figure out where the third party candidacies will sap from you see that the trump campaign is very sensitive about it. trump taking a lot of swings it kennedy including on being off where he think we're trump says he should be on vaccines now, even though trump has previously said similar things about vaccines but the biden campaign and the dnc hugely concerned about kennedy to the biden though, is not going after kennedy the way trump does. trump does. >> they will they rely on the campaign, the biden does around the dnc, but the president himself stays away from directly going after rfk. >> unlike trump, who is not afraid to go after him and call him, left very kind of e

cornell, west, and jill stein. and in addition, the candidates must appear on enough state ballots to reach the 270 electoral vote threshold to win the presidency. see currently, only biden and trump do. and finally, they candidate must receive at least 15% in four separate national polls of registered or likely voters that meet cnn's standards of reporting kennedy has received at least 15% on three qualifying polls so far, and he is on the ballot in six states, making him eligible for 89 electoral college votes. you'll be able to watch the debate right here on cnn. june 27th or streaming on max when we come back a new ruling from the nation's highest court, the us supreme court, making it legal again to buy bump stocks the gun accessory that let semiautomatic rifle's fire hundreds of bullets a minute wednesday, cnn celebrates junzi special performances by john legend, hadi lewbel, smokey robinson we still have a lot of work to do. juneteenth celebrating freedom and legacy wednesday at ten on cnn i was stuck unreso

trying to get on some ballots, but the biden campaign has of late been more worried about jill jill stein lately because she is on more state. so it's not of his voter apathy. it's now people well who are now seriously perhaps looking at a third-party candidate more seriously than they were before the third before thursday's debate obviously, we saw biden over the weekend. >> we exceed he was behind closed doors talking to donors. those are the people that do matter a lot. will they keep giving him money? this is a real virgin moment for biden, not just for the own party, but ensuring that he doesn't fall further behind on money as we've seen, the biden campaign has been behind him recently as trump has surged in money in terms of cash on hand in the aftermath of his conviction, trump, using that to rally his bayesian, his donor base but behind closed doors was an interesting tweet from one former trump aide at the square muji, who is talking to who was at this long island fundraiser. he said, president biden needs to appear unscripted settings and handle fair but tough questioning furthe

no other candidates, like jill stein, for example, enough balance to get to 70 v so that is wrong, anding for that reason. but if i was, i would like to hear about the genocide in gaza. even theators, they all agree on it. they are a■ll with israel, so what debate is there even to be had on this pres iue? host: ok, anthony theher candidate. you can still call to tell us what to hear debated, even though you do not necessarily support either. this is bill and pennsylvania, supporter of president biden. hello. 3wcaller: yes, i am bill. i want them to debate on the economy. i want biden to tell what he try to help the economy get better. i believe there are certain things you can do. i do not know whether a stimulus is part prices, i want to hear them debate on that. host: what would you like them to say about those thi they goir in some kindyou going to try to get to it. it is true that we can drill oil in texas or other ci have never been touched before. is there truth to that? host:bill with matters of the et tomorrow, one of the that will probably come up in the debate, immigration, s

about the 10% in the middle it's more like 14, 15%, and you don't know how i know that because rfk, jill stein, cornell west, or totaling 14% and and 156 million people voted in 2020. and if you'd use simple math of 15% as 20 three-and-a-half million people. i think that are truly feeling independent or politically homeless, that that's where you have to really talk to. and that's what that kind of speaks to right there on thursday that they're going to be watching for. >> and of course, you've got the voters who didn't ref, they're trying to capture a younger voters. will they listen for the all debate? well, they wait for the sound bites that come out. >> can you get the full essence of the debate or how they perform if you only have that, you had to watch it. >> thank you so much to all of you. i appreciate it. jake tapper and dana bash moderate thursday's debate live from the atl, beginning at nine pm eastern and also streaming on max. >> while the controversial wikileaks founder who was facing a potential 175 year prison sentence. now free. >> well, the deal of his letting julian assange

jill stein took enough in 2016 just for viewers who may not realize where you're coming from on that. >> i mean, when you were working with hillary clinton mission 20 swing the state's right. there were third party candidates on the ballot and larger acutely aware of there is a margin. yeah with rfk, it's confusing because you don't know who he's taking votes from or who would flee to him and who it redounds to. there was this mr. mellon person who gave 50 million, i guess, to donald trump? >> he had given 25 million to rfk. there's such an overlap there on vaccine denialism and other stuff that donald trump seems to be afraid of. rfk. but just because it's not on the stage, doesn't mean he doesn't exist. >> if i'm trump, i loop in rfk in some of the attacks on biden. i try to lump them together a little bit because i look rightly so i think trump and his team view rfk hey, as a threatened, some of these states all right. with all of that, we've been doing a ton of politics this morning for obvious reasons, but i do have to leave you with this. taylor swift, stunning a london audience

i think jill stein is running again for the green party.people who are really disengaged in this battle? that is the big question i'm watching for. in terms of the raw impact, it is a singular storyline now. host: i'm sure that folks will have a lot of questions for you. we will take those in a moment. i will remind everyone the number for republicans is (202) 748-8001. democrats, (202) 748-8000. independents (202) 748-8002. can you talk about there using it to their advantage or trying to at this point? guest: for trump it is clearly a fundraising play. this has been a running team throughout his third race for the white house, the need to pay these legal bills. if you look through the republican primary, one of the things that he was doing that he last eight years or solawyers. lawyers that he has fired throughout the cases, new lawyers that he brings on, millions and millions of dollars. host: 53 million dollars looking at "the w said that he raised ae guilty verdict. it has been one of biden yes. if they can hypothetically overcome the

i think jill stein is running again for the green party. through to the swing voters, to the double hater voters, to the people who are really disengaged in this battle? that is the big question i'm watching for. in terms of the raw impact, it is a singular storyline now. host: i'm sure that folks will have a lot of questions for you. we will take those in a moment. i will remind everyone the number for republicans is (202) 748-8001. democrats, (202) 748-8000. independents (202) 748-8002. can you talk about the verdict how the different campaigns are using it to their advantage or trying to at this point? guest: for trump it is clearly a fundraising play. this has been a running team throughout his third race for the white house the need to pay these legal bills. if you look through the republican primary, one of the things that he was doing was shifting money out of the super pac's that he has built over the last eight years or so and making transfers to pay the lawyers. lawyers that he has fired throughout the cases, new lawyers that he b

highest and then jill stein at cornell west, nowhere near as close. but if you add it all up, you get into the teens in most states when you do that, i think one byproduct i thought of this is to watch and see if those numbers go up a little bit. i'm not saying they're going to go anywhere like a parole standard, but you get to you get to third-party candidates getting into double digits. then that's really starts to twist. your electoral math state depending on who they're drawing from state-by-state because this was already a very complicated race. this is within number one, the biggest complication right now is conversation from the democratic party. but the other complication is going to be if joe biden stays put and kate's right, maybe it'll be another debate. i'm not sure donald trump is going to agree to a second debate. biden is going to need it now, i'm not sure trump's going to agree to wait if if the dynamics of the race change, filling them, i would also watch the third party i ever met. i just want to say one thing especially the youtube

be on the surface more worried about it, but look, history has been changed by ralph nader, by jill steinit, but he's here to stay, and it's going to be an issue. >>> symone sanders townsend, thank you, we'll be watching "the weekend" saturday and sunday mornings beginning at 8:00 a.m. eastern right here on msnbc and donny deutsch, thank you very much as well. jonathan lemire, i'm just curious, i was incredibly moved by the 80th anniversary commemoration of d-day, what we saw today, and i mentioned it to governor shapiro earlier in our coverage, i think it has a lot to do with what our country is facing right now and sorry to bring politics into it, but the election that is coming this november. i feel like it's a choice to go back in time and to revisit a very nasty era in history, not trying to exaggerate, but it feels like we are at an incredible turning point. >> there's no doubt, and first of all, i encourage anyone who has the ability to visit normandy someday to please do so. it is an incredibly moving place and it's in commemoration of one of the most important days in modern huma