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joe biden: me. pamela brown (voiceover): at a solo news conference, biden called vice president kamala harris, vice president trump. joe biden: look, i wouldn't have picked vice president trump to be vice president, did i think she was not qualified to be president. van jones: if biden got through an interview or through a press conference, 99% perfect, the 1% mistake was only by i want to talk about. pamela brown (voiceover): like calling ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy, president putin. joe biden: ladies and gentlemen, president putin. president putin. you can beat president putin, president zelenskyy. van jones: you can't win the presidency when people are tuning in just to watch and see if you make a mistake. it's literally just people munching popcorn, waiting for the mistake, waiting for the gaffe. pamela brown (voiceover): actor george clooney, who headlined a major fundraising event for biden weeks earlier, wrote an op ed in the new york times, calling on the president to step aside

joe! joe! joe! joe! >> folks, i don't walk as easy as i used to. i do know: i know how to tell the truth! (crowd cheers) >> for as long as biden has been around, he's been contending with this question in one form or another: does this man have the capacity to do it? and it's a version of the same question he was asked as a child when he was stuttering. is this guy smart enough? >> joe biden's life story, certainly as he narrates it, is one of adversity and resilience. ♪ ♪ he gets knocked down; he gets back up. whether it's being a child with a stutter who is mocked in school. whether it be the great tragedy of his young life when his wife and daughter are killed in a car accident. whether it be his political career when he flames out on two previous presidential campaigns. every single time, as he sees his life, he gets back up. >> (crowed chanting): joe! joe! joe! joe! joe! joe! >> i know how to do this job! (crowd cheering) i know how to get things done! (crowd cheering) and i know like millions of americans know-- when you get knocked down, you

thank you, joe! thank you. joe! — you, joe! thank you, joe! thank you. joe! [— you, joe!ou, joe! thank ou,joe! ., ., you, joe! thank you, joe! thank ou,joe! . ., ., ., you, joe! i made a lot of mistakes _ you, joe! i made a lot of mistakes in _ you, joe! i made a lot of mistakes in my - you, joe! i made a lot of mistakes in my career. i you, joe! i made a lot of. mistakes in my career. but you, joe! i made a lot of- mistakes in my career. but i gave my best to use. for 50 years, like many of you, i give my heart and seoul to our nation and i have been blessed millions of times to return with the support of the american people. i may have been too young to be in the senate because i was not 30 yet and too old to stay as president, but i hope you know how grateful i am to all of you, and i can honestly say and i mean this is a joe biden you, and i can honestly say and i mean this is ajoe biden i can say i'm more optimistic about the future then i was when i was elected as a 29—year—old man united states senator, i mean it! vote, you just have to remember who we are. we are

joe black: sure. yeah.o'sullivan: what i find most difficult to believe about the taylor swift, travis, kelce, super bowl conspiracy theory is that you think the democrats could be so organized to pull all this off. joe black: very organized. donnie o'sullivan: do you think? joe black: i do. yes. donnie o'sullivan: we're going to get together as well as rigging the super bowl, and taylor is going to back biden for president. that's just so much stuff. like, that is so much organization but-- joe black: it's not that hard to do. donnie o'sullivan: you don't think? joe black: no. donnie o'sullivan: yeah. rigging the election, that'd be a lot more complicated. donald trump: this is a fraud on the american public. we know there was massive fraud. it was a rigged election. [channting] donnie o'sullivan: it seems that trump's convincing of millions of americans at the last election was rigged has opened some kind of gateway. julianne: the facts have shown that the election was stolen. derrick evans: there's not a

but joe biden's courage, joe biden's faith in us, joe biden's determination to heal the soul of our nation gave us hope and gave us confidence. someone who has himself been knocked down by life time and again. joe biden knows the grit and determination of the american people. he believed in us and joe biden helped us get back up again. using the incredible skills you develop in many years in the u.s. senate, joe got passed and signed into law the most consequential legislation of any president in 60 years. helping our veterans, advancing gun safety. cutting prescription drug prices , fighting climate change, rebuilding bridges and broadband, bringing manufacturing back to america. together, joe and kamala helped rebuild our economy from the middle up, to the bottom up in the middle out, not from the top down. and they made our families safer and our country stronger at home and abroad. today, we are so much better off because they believed in us and our democracy. and our incredible first lady jill biden. [applause] our incredible first lady, jill biden. our incredible first lady, jill bid

joe, you know i love you. >> joe: that was a shot across the bow. good-natured ribbing amongst friends because we all think that i do a great job. nobody would say i was doing terrible if i was terrible. >> that is a great example. the better example is joe biden who has been here for 50 years and has never been fired. we had this amazing situation yesterday wear as you pointed out in your monologue, ideal extractor for killing, just to be clear, he agrees to plead guilty to murdering 2076 it is set citizens on american soil and then gets a plea deal from the federal government. what does the white house a? we had nothing to do with that. that is amazing. who was in charge? what does anybody have to do to get fired. the one problem with it is is that the reason that joe biden has been in washington for 50 years is because of voters keep sending him back. voters need to wake up. pay attention. start by voting for better people. >> this is probably a sensitive subject being fired. have you ever been fired? i got fired from telemarketing. >> it close t

we love joe. we love joe. we love joe. >> we love joe. >> we love joe. we love joe. we love joe. >> thank you all. we love joe. god bless you and thank you very much. [cheering and applause] ♪ >> hi. i am vivienne. i am a fourth-grade student. i have been bouncing around all week excited for this moment. last night, i could barely sleep i remember the day that president biden had one in the whole neighborhood started celebrating. when i heard you were coming, i really wanted to meet you. i adore you because you embrace change for my generation. and wants to come. i look up to you. ♪ ♪ >> now it is my honor to introduce our first lady doctor jill biden. [cheering and applause] be met please welcome first lady of the united states, jill biden [cheering and applause] ♪ [cheering and applause] ♪ [cheering and applause] >> sankyo. thank you. thank you. thank you so much. love you, too. joe and i have been together for almost 50 years. [cheering and applause] and still, there are moments when i fall in love with him all over again. [cheering and applause] like when i hande

we love joe! we love joe! we love joe! >> everyone: we love joe! >> we love joe! p we love joe! >> god bless you, thank you very much. [ cheering and applause ] >> hello, i'm a fourth grayed student. and finn bouncing around all week for this moment to. remember the day we heard that mr. biden had won and the whole neighborhood began celebrating. when i heard you were coming i really wanted to meet you. i believe you because he embraced change for my generation, and the ones to come. i look up to you. [ ♪♪ ] >> it's my honor to introduce our first lady, doctor jill biden. [ cheering and applause ] >> announcer: first lady of the united states, jill biden. [ ♪♪ ] [ ♪♪ ] >> thank you. >> everyone: jill! jill! >> thank you,. [ chuckling ] i love you too. [ laughter ] jo-anne die have been together for almost 50 years. and still, there are moments when i fall in love with him all over again. [ cheering ] like when i handed him our baby ashley for the first time and saw the smile that lit up his face. or on nights after an exhausting day working in the senate, when he would read one

joe: that is true.oe biden and watched this race evolve along with us is adam, of bully pulpit international, democratic strategist with us from the united center. great to see adam. congratulations on the fourth night of this convention, going pretty well. in terms of this transition, because we started with your former boss on monday, delivering a heartfelt address, one that was said to be bittersweet for him and the democratic party seem to have rounded the bend on this fairly well. does kamala harris need to salute joe biden tonight even as she introduces herself? adam: the number one task for the vice president, this will be the biggest audience that she will have had and she will have probably between now and election day so she has got to reintroduce herself to the american public. in addition to that, she of course will salute joe biden. she has been the partner, the reason why she is in a position to become the democratic nominee is because joe biden and her have run a really remarkable first f

and so like millions other american boys, jim and joe. from the drilling they gave the boys those first two months, they did not feel much like letter writing. to hear jim tell it, they time they didn't drill was they were eating or sleeping. but after the basic training every service man has to go through. we got our first real letter from jim. jim always was good letter writing. dad was so tickled. he took the letter down to the war plant where he works to read it. to the boys. jim said, dear pup, i'm finally learning how to be a real radioman on 830 in the morning until fourth, 15 in the afternoon, we go from one class to another. most of the fellows are around my own age and i mean, we're getting a real education up. a fellow who goes through a school. this gets training that will fit in for any kind of communications job. what the big vixens call the post war world. the instructors are experts. most of them have had practical experience with all kinds of radio installations. they know how to get the stuff across. so it's understandab

we love joe. we love joe.a fourth grade student at christa mcauliffe, i've been bouncing around all week excited for this moment and last night i could barely sleep. i remember the day that we hear that president biden had won and the whole neighborhood started celebrating so when i heard you were coming i really wanted to meet you. i adore you because you embrace change for my generation and the ones to come. i look up to you . now it is my honor to introduce our first lady, dr. jill biden . >> please welcome first lady of the united states, jill biden. . ♪♪ >> thank you , thank you, thank you so much, love you too. joe and i have been together for almost 50 years and still, there are moments when i fall in love with him all over again. , like when i handed him our baby, ashley for the first time and saw this smile that lit up his face or on nights after an exhausting day working in the senate, when he would read one more bedtime story, just because the kids asked. when he stops on a rope line, because he see

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thank you. >> we love joe. we love joe. we love joe. we love joe. we love joe. we love joe.ieved then, and i believe now, progress is and was possible. it is achievable. our best days are not behind us, they are before us. [cheering and applause] now it is summer. winter has passed. i stand before you now to report that democracy has prevailed. they have delivered. now, democracy must be preserved [cheering and applause] you have heard me say it before. we are facing an inflection point. one of those rare moments in history. the decisions we make now will determine the fate of our nation and the world for decades to come. that is not hyperbole. i mean it literally. we are in the battle for the very soul of america. i ran for president in 2020 because of what i saw in charlottesville in august of 2017. extremists coming out of the woods carrying torches, their veins bulging from their necks, carrying nasty swats because in changing the same anti-semitic vial that was heard in germany in the early 30s. neo-nazis, white supremacists in the ku klux klan so emboldened by a presid

biden. >> thank you, joe. >> thank you, joe. >> thank you, joe, and god bless you.. [crowd chanting "we love joe!"] >> desi: aww, that is so nice. even nancy pelosi was chanting "we love joe," and she's the one who pushed him out of the race! it's like the iceberg waving goodbye to the titanic. [cheers and applause] "bye! thanks for everything!" now before president biden came out to speak, we got to hear a powerful speech from hillary clinton. [cheers and applause] yes, hillary clinton, the former secretary of state, and the reason you have a trauma response every time you hear "this is my fight song." she made a case for kamala harris while making the case against donald trump. although, there was one moment where she also sort of... became him? >> the first person to run for president with 34 felony convictions. as vice president -- [crowd chanting] as vice president, kamala sat in the situation room. [crowd chanting "lock him up"] [cheers and applause] >> desi: well, well, well. looks like the lock-them-up-ee has become the lock-them-upper. look at that smile. t

we love joe! we love joe! we love joe! >> president biden: i love my country more and we need to preserve our democracy! in 2024th, we need you to vote to! [ cheering ] we need you to keep the senate to! [ cheering ] we need you to win back the house of representatives. [ cheering ] and above all, we need you to be donald trump! [ cheering ] you know what, kamala and tim! president and vise president of the united states of america! look, they will continue to led america forward, grading of more jobs, standing up for workers, growing the economy, lowering cost of american families so they could have more breathing room. more work to do. and kamala and tim will continue to take on corporate greed and bring down cost of food. [ cheering ] they will keep taking on big pharma, making insulin $35 a month not just for seniors but for everybody in america! [ cheering ] and capping prescription drug because a total of $2000, not just for seniors but for everybody. [ cheering ] and folks... that's going to save americ

first up is joe!g your guilty pleasure to district attorney oswalt, and judge crews will decide your fate. >> order! >> taylor: joe, your guilty pleasure is dog chiropractors. [panting] joe, make your case. >> look at this look of joy and elation after being adjusted. that crack, it's cathartic. and i can't get enough of it. it's delicious. and my algorithm is completely [bleep] now because of it. [cheers and applause] joe, make your case. >> look at this look of joy and elation after being adjusted. that crack, it's cathartic. and i can't get enough of it. it's delicious. and my algorithm is completely [bleep] now because of it. [cheers and applause] >> taylor: d.a. oswalt, any questions? >> he makes a good story, but what he likes to paint as transcendence and happiness is actually a face of terror! i submit to you that these canines are being taken on a ride of shock and awe, thank you. [cheers and applause] >> taylor: well, it's judgment time, judge crews is he guilty or innocent of dog chiropract

thank you, joe biden, for your lifetime of service and leadership. thank you, joe!'s story. my mother dorothy was born right here in chicago, before women had the right to vote. that changed 104 years ago, yesterday. think about it. tennessee became the final state. to ratify the 19th amendment to the constitution. the state legislature was deadlocked. until one more maker's mother, a widow who read three newspapers a day, sent a letter, a letter to her son. no more delays, she wrote. give us the vote. and since that day, every generation has carried the torch forward. in 1972, a fearless black congresswoman named shirley chisholm... cheering she ran for president! and her determination let me and millions of others dream bigger. notjust because of who she was, but because of who she fought for. working parents, poor children, the last, the least and the lost. in 1984! brought my daughter to see geraldine ferraro, the first woman nominated for vice president. if we can do this, then we can do anything. and then, there was 2016 when it was the honour of my life to ac

and in that eulogy, joe biden was classic joe biden. appeared in this convention were all they talk about his joy and love and we are so joyful and it is so wonderful, they could have bumped some of the other speakers, could have bumped the endorsement speakers, but they didn't want to do this. what does it tell you? they wanted him as far away from the public as they could. here is the difference between republicans and democrats. the republicans stick with donald trump, through russia collusion, impeachment, indictments, convictions, attempted assassination, and with joe biden and the democrats, hey, soon as it doesn't look like the guy is going to win, the hell with democracy. forget the fact kamala hasn't gotten one vote. we are going to have her run for president. i mean, it is the antithesis of democracy, and as biden yells about all of those things that have been debunked, the fine people hoax, he talks about the protesters, the hamas people actually have a point. he has never criticized the anti-semitism. i mean, this is a guy w

thank you, joe. thank you, joe.hat's kamala harris' america. >> senator raphael warnock of georgia speaking last night at the dnc. so good. >> the thing is, willie, it's all about like who you follow and who follows you, right. >> stop. >> so if you're herman's her mitt, you don't want to follow the beatles, right? you don't want to do it. if you're chris coons you don't want to follow -- >> i love chris coons -- >> the pastor. chris had to follow, had to follow, minister warnock. >> liss spot in the batting order, senator coons, after senator warnock, reverend war knock, from ebenezer baptist church last night for a few minutes. >> the reverend joins us now from chicago. reverend, preach, baby, preach. >> that's really great. >> wonderful message last night. >> lovely. >> we've been talking and you touched on this last night, but we've been talking about how strange it is that republicans have turned on america, that donald trump says that we're a lousy nation, a failing nation, a nation much losers, we're a stupid

joe biden recognized a lot of what was shared there.ad he performed better in the debate we have a different conversation today. don't get me wrong i think the things he's fought for and achieved over the last four years and through his career a lot of that is at stake and if he didn't and he lost democrats would likely blame him. for kamala harris bret said something about the substance. there's not enough detail about what she wants to do and how she wants to do it. tonight joe biden saying what they have done together and how she will continue is an important first step. he asked to be cheerful and he can't seem like he's upset even if he is and you had to get on with the business what we are going to do as a party and what she's going to u.s. president and how to make the lives of every day americans better. we are talking more about people and making their lives better and hopefully joe biden does a lot of that in his speech tonight. >> i have said this a lot about kamala harris is one not for president trump and a lot of this race

i want to thank joe biden. the whole crowd going because she said we had to do something for him. i think there is some affection there and respect and gratitude that she has had for him. now she will have to find a way to say thank you, sir. see you out the door. >> donald trump has a challenge in many ways. the media will not help them prosecute the case against her. she is figuring out a way to define herself that is amorphous. she was not there when aoc gave her speech she said if you are a person who had took about a retirement because you could not afford your grocery prices then kamala is the one for you. she has been there for three years. it is in the title, biden harris administration. for some reason, partly because of the media attention, and partly because the crowd is in there, they are saying that she is different and unique are not responsible for all of those things. >> one quick thing. she has joe biden to thank for the fact that after he dropped out he endorsed her. he shortened this process

and then barack obama chooses joe biden and chooses joe biden because joe biden ran against him and itor him to see joe biden at the presidential level of competition in the primaries to say this is who i want in addition to his experience with joe biden in the senate and then joe biden then comes along and get the nomination on a staggered basis in the electoral calendar. he chooses kamala harris. this all begins with that john kerry choice. i interviewed president biden in march of the campaign last time when it was locked up. my question is who will he pick for vice president. that was one of the things we talked about. what i asked him was, strongly suspecting it was kamala harris, is it important to you that your vice presidential nominee has experience in presidential campaigning. and he said yes, that is a factor and it was a factor for barack obama. so kamala harris knows that she would be the senior senator from new york tonight out there clapping for somebody else. were it not for that decision that joe biden made that was made in the heat and proving grounds of the president

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, crooked joe biden.y, people are going to have to start paying that and it's not going to be a pretty sight for the next period of time, it could be a substantial time, since march, of 2022, the average middle—class household has lost $33,000 in wealth. how about that? $33,000. that's average. injuly alone 350,000 people were added to the unemployment rolls, a lot of people, 350,000 people added to the unemployment rolls. and think of that. that's in one month. that's in july. virtually 100% of the netjob creation of the last year has gone to migrants. you know that? most of thejob to migrants. you know that? most of the job creation has on to migrants. i have heard that substantially or then... actually beyond the number of 100%, then... actually beyond the number of100%, much higher then... actually beyond the number of 100%, much higher number than that, but the government has not caught up with that yet, but virtually right now, as of the time they did this, 100% of the netjob creation in the last ye

neither can joe.but so did the american people walked into their phones whether we have a president or not they don't care right more interested in tiktok and instagram in reality shows if you told people they didn't have a president with even notice. >> and these last few years no. they think he is running stuff. the average people the person's who watch as much as we do our over this they are looking at their paychecks going away. >> up next union leaders go berserk while wrapping people who work some days, you can feel like a spectator in your own life with chronic migraine, 15 or more headache days a month each lasting 4 hours or more. botox® prevents headaches in adults with chronic migraine before they start. and treatment is 4 times a year. in a survey, 91% of users wish they'd started sooner. so why wait? talk to your doctor. effects of botox® may spread hours to weeks after injection causing serious symptoms. alert your doctor right away as difficulty swallowing speaking, breathing, eye probl

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joe and god bless you. >> we love you we love joe. joe love joey we love thank you all. we love joe. god bless you and thank you very much. >> hi. >> i'm given where it well, name of fourth-grade student at kristen will call i've been dancing around all week, excited for this moment and last night, i could barely sleep i remember the day that we heard that president biden should one and the whole neighbourhoods started celebrating so when i heard you were coming, i really wanted to meet you i adore you because you embrace change from my generation and the ones to come. i look up to you now it is my honor to introduce our first lady, dr. jill biden please welcome first lady of the united states jill biden thanks thank you thank you so much. love you too joe and i have been together for almost 50 years and still there are moments when i fall in love with him all over again like when i handed him our baby actually, for the first time and saw the smile that lit up his face or on nights after an exhausting day in working in the senate when he would read one more bedtime story

that's 800-630-8900. >> "joe."f other war criminals are here in chicago to celebrate themselves. >> so much for joy. pro-hamas radicals erupting right now in the streets of chicago for the dnc chanting vile anti-semitic slurs and terror slogans. creating harris with a new nickname, "killer kamala." chicago officials are encouraging their madness, allowing a 1.1-mile route for these protesters just blocks from the convention site. businesses in the area aren't taking any chances. boarding up their storefronts for the democrats are being forced to use fake names when booking hotel rooms. out of fear that one of these crazies will confront them. just last night, one of the freaks jumping on stage and grabbing the microphone at a dmc welcome party. watch this. >> the harris-batted in administration keeps -- >> is it's amazing how suddenly when the democrats need protection, all of these police are on the streets? everything is being fenced up. why don't they do this when there is a threat to regular citizens? >> i'm su

>> supporting joe biden. standing up to take the baton when he passed it to her. >> loyalty to president biden. >> she has been able to step in with every issue and tackle whether it is the issue as far as the immigration. >> she picked this gentleman to be her vice president. brilliant. brilliant. >> lawrence: she has the biggest speech of her lifetime coming up. >> yeah. >> what do you want to hear from her from that speech. >> you know what? to be honest with you i have already heard everything i want to hear. she has done such a good job. >> i'm looking forward to wednesday people get to hear what she gets to do as president. >> i support her whatever she has -- >> lawrence: it's the first democratic convention for me since i was a young dem back in 2008. boy, i got to tell you. those were some interesting comments. by far, the number one thing they say was successful for kamala harris was standing by joe biden's side. not a policy position. not making your life better, but because she stood by his side.

joe biden and kamala harris actually got it done. joe biden talked about restoring manufacturing and got it done. where donald trump just talked. reducing prescription drug prices and strengthening and defending our nation's access to affordable health care, donald trump said he would get it done. joe biden and kamala harris did it. it's an incredible record given how tight the margins were. on our best days we had 50 folks in our caucus willing to vote for joe biden's in the senate. i think it was a five-seat margin in the house. and as someone who led the office of public engagement, former chairman of the congressional black caucus, and the best congressional pitcher in our history, i'ming. going to hand it over to congressman cedric richmond to further expound on how we've got a lot to celebrate tonight and we've laid a great foundation for not just a successful convention, but for a campaign that is going to move kamala harris and tim walz forward as our next president and vice president. thank you. >> thank you, senator. i'm ac

we are forever grateful to you. >> the chance here here in chicago, thank you joe, thank you joe. and this is what the vice president said looking up at all the faces in chicago. take a listen. >> i see the beauty of our great nation, people from every corner of our country and every walk of life are here united by our shared vision for the future of our country. and this november, we will come together and declare with one voice, as one people, we are moving forward. with optimism, hope, and faith, so guided by our love of country, knowing we all have so much more in common than what separates us, let us fight for the ideals we hold dear, and let us always remember, when we fight, we win. >> when we fight, we will win. that is her refrain on the campaign trail. we heard it night one of the convention, linsey davis, and we'll see her when she gives her speech thursday night. >> what i'm struck by, there's such a delicate dance by every single person who has gotten up there, who has basically given a nod to joe biden, the past and the president, and palace turned the page toward th