"new york times" describing the plan as let joe be joe. that will work. lly looks like this. >> president biden: i better not start the questions, i'll get in trouble. >> thank you. thank you. thank you. >> you have a message for voters? >> kayleigh: morgan, you are in communications, i don't envy the problem of the white house press shop. how do you fix this? >> morgan: by not being baghdad bob. it wasn't most successful three years. even if you think that, american people do not. you can't convince the american people. every time you let them be joe, there is a gaffe, some other thing that worries people. don't listen to republicans. don't listen to what anyone has to say on the couch, what does biden's own doj say? he's a feeble old man with a poor memory. that is not republicans, that is biden's doj. american people heard that and processed that and our enemies heard and processed that, as well. >> kayleigh: joe has another problem, ari. we were sitting together and we heard jason palmer won a democratic primary, first time a democrat, jason palmer won

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underway on the issues that they want it to be about, not what the narrative has been up until this moment. >> i also think to know joe biden and to have covered joe biden is to know how meticulously he prepares for a moment like this. >> obviously, every president rehearses for a state of the union or the annual address to congress. >> biden dedicates hours to rehearsing the speech time and time again, word for word, because he knows that public speaking is not always his strong suit, and they really want him to get it right. he's done it for his january 6th anniversary speech. i'm told that he's done it for this. and so he does prepare so carefully for this, knowing what it's going to look like. and the one thing you know, with the state of the union, everyone is always trying to jam their talking points in it to get their issues in it. by the end. it's kind of just a wish list by the laundry list, really. but what they know about this one is it's not even just substance. it's style over substance, style before substance. and the white house has readily acknowledged that today. yes. >> 242 days to do the political equivalent of bending a steel b

joe biden will not be able to influence _ now? joe biden will not be able to influence netanyahu - now? joece netanyahu at - now? joe biden will not be able to influence netanyahu at all. l to influence netanyahu at all. he hasn't been able to do so at all to this date. if you think about, you know, you saw the videos — on the one hand the united states is dropping aid, and dropping food, into gaza. 0n the other hand, they continue funnelling money and weapons into the idf to indiscriminately bomb gaza. and sojoe biden�*s message is not resonating in the region. if you look at the main telegraph accounts, the main media in the region, joe biden looks very weak here and his messages are not resonating. 0ne weak here and his messages are not resonating. one more thing, sorry, one more thing, if you think about, from this perspective, the administration, the biden administration, directed central command to release videos and photos of the a drop. and that is what it was, a photo op. to drop. and that is what it was, a photo ep— drop. and that is what it was, a photo op— a photo op. to put it

joe be joe." but of course, that comes with a lot of risks because if he stumbles, both viral moments can come back to haunt you. so this will be the big challenge for joeiden tonightm it also becomes a question of whether he will have the opportunity to ad lib. around that because that would be reacting to something happening in the chamber. rick, should we expect something similar to last year where he was able to elicit responses from specifically republicans listening to the address that he was able to spin in his favor? rick: i am sure the conversations in the caucus have been this week, let's not give joe biden any opportunity to take advantage of us and our politicalization of his speech during the speech itself, and take over that opportunity. because it was really republicans who gave him the moment in his speech last year around saving social security. these are smart pauls. they are in that room because they have been successful in politics, and they know better than to engage the president of the united states in the mid-level election cycle, from the biggest podium in the country and allow him to take advantage of it. so my guess is tonight

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joe to be joe. is reporting printed by the tries to take on worries about a tough race by turning to tiktok influencers. a late-night talk show host and more give and take with reporters. fox news contributor's now jason chaffetz, richard fowler. first of all, is this strategy going to work, jason? >> jason: no. it is not it is not in president biden's dna. if he thinks he is going to take some heavy swings at donald trump and try to play that game, the rhetoric game, go for it. because you're going to get your butt. by probably the best street fighter we have cnn donald trump. if he thinks he can go in there and start talking tougher and be more joeembarrassing and it will be sad to watch. >> harris: i popped up some numbers there, richard fowler, and i said this is the one to watch. the electorate is not happy. they are terp the press. 72% of voters believe the country is headed in the wrong direction. i don't know if you just be joe, if you can find that. >> richard: well, alyssa good now that we know that this is going to be a definite rematch between presi biden and former president trump, it really will be which one do you like, which one do you like most? right? and after watching the pres president, the former president except his speech after winning a lot of super tuesday states, and also looking at our own fox news -- 59% of nikki haley voters would not vote for the president. the former president if they had the opportunity. this tells me that this is -- it is going to be, campaigns the best going into the next eight months. >> harris: it is an interesting number and i don't know if you got to watch kellyanne conway. s

joe biden be joe biden. what can you tell us about his preps that are sure going on today, and how he'll use that massive stage, that big audience? >> that's right on point, chris. we don't see the president publicly today because there's a lot of home work being done behind the scenes. this is the political super bowl or world series or oscar night, big big audience where there's great potential for a president to demonstrate, especially a candidate running again, and given all the scrutiny, all the questions about age, fitness and this rematch of a race, an opportunity for president biden to try to set the contrast, talk about his policies, sell his vision to the american public and to demonstrate a certain versatility, quick on his feet kind of approach, which the white house believes he was able to do last year successfully in a moment that dealt with social security and kind of a realtime negotiation with republicans on the floor there. will there be that kind of moment this time around? can they anticipate things including the potential for protests or calling out from either members of congress or those in the gallery watching. and so for the president, who wants to prepare very personally working on the drafts of the speech himself, marking the script of the speech to help him with his own breathing and cadence, remember, people often forget that he's had a lifelong stutter and so when he is speaking publicly, using a teleprompter, he's trying to find ways to power through that stutter. that's a greater challenge that he faces when he delivers to an audience of this profile. he'll also have a different speaker of the house behind his shoulder in mike johnson. they have had at times a tense relationship. and one of the big questions will be how much will he address maga republicans which we expect he will do, and how much will he talk about the former president and how directly will he do that. so the affirmative goals for the president, talking about voting rights, reproductive rights, his vision for an economy that can work for the middle class and trying to bring costs down, and then setting the big contrast on what he believes are really existential differences between him and his predecessor, now his rival. it will be a big night with high stakes and potential before the president takes it on the road, visiting parts of the country battle grounds primarily to sell his plans over the next month. chris. >> kelly o'donnell, thank you for that. some analysts say speaker mike johnson made a miscalculation in scheduling state of the union because it allows president biden to continue momentum from super tuesday, now reset now that the race is set. i don't know whether or not you think that's true, but how does he maximize this moment? >> reason, i think republicans, like democrats, we obviously welcomed it. president biden didn't have to address the american people on tuesday night as donald trump did or any of the other candidates like nikki haley. he has the world stage, and i say that specifically because the world is watching the united states. so he has the world stage to talk about not only his record achievements that a lot of people have talked about. he has been able to do a lot more than other presidents in two terms. he's going to talk about his vision to make sure that the wealthy and corporations pay their fair share and the middle and lower class stop feeling the brunt of it. and most importantly, i think, for a lot of people he's going to talk about reproductive rights and agency and in the framework of not just health care but more likely in the framework of democracy and rights and freedom. one thing i'm going to say about reproductive rights and abortion access, since the dobbs decision, one in three women of reproductive age live in a place with no access to abortion. and that's probably going to come up quite a bit as he talks about not only his plans to make sure people have those rights but also contrast between the extremists on the republican side. >> governor, if he wants to bring over the nikki haley voters, and i don't know if you think that's possible, but what does he need to say. what does he need to do? does he even say the names donald trump or nikki haley? >> i don't think i would, but let me start by saying that i've watched this chaos increasingly envelope the state of the union address where we see people yell and scream and shouting, you know, that is another example, chris, i hate to say it, but it is another example of the erosion of some of our basic institutions. >> so let me ask you about that specifically. marjorie taylor green did that in the last state of the union. do you keep going on or do you call it out? that's what's wrong right now with politics. >> what i would say if i were there is, listen, you know, we're not talking about joe biden. we're talking about the presidency. do we respect the office of the president. do you respect the place where you work. you work here in the house of representatives. do you respect that. so inherent in that is we need to have some regard for these institutions, not to demean the president, not to demean the house, but now let's let me continue. that's what i would do if that was happening to me. secondly, look, i think he needs to make a case on the economy. he needs to point out that people's 401 ks are up the markets are matter. he needs to talk about the fact he's from scranton. how does somebody feel when they go in the grocery store. it's not what you tell me. it's how i feel when i'm around you or how do i feel when i'm in the store. so he can take some credit. we have to acknowledge, we have a ways to go. i think when it gets to the border, i think he should chide the republicans and say, look, for the first time since ronald reagan, we have a bipartisan bill. what's in

be shouting it from the roof tops. this is one of the biggest threats to joe biden being reelected. maria: oh, boy. joe biden being reelected. cheryl, what do you sunshine. >> it's interesting, jen psaki is picking up what other left leaning media outlets are picking up on now and that's the defense of. jon: goa. joe biden. that's why you're getting the gaslighting. even the washington post coming out with a headline that says trump is already losing to biden in a big way. they don't mention any of the polls, the editorial board talks about the indictments against trump, financial problems at the rnc. they talk about the fact that joe biden has raised more money than donald trump and anything to steer away from the clear fact that it looks as if because of what's happening at the southern border, what's happening at the economy, they're nervous and they know it because these numbers may not go their way in november. maria: yeah. that's right. joe? >> i mean, look -- maria: we're living you through it. joe biden gave us an idea of what the next four years might look like with his 5 and-a-half trillion d

apparently, joe biden gets a pass for his campaign but whatever, joe. joe biden is not fit to be kamala is no backup they have facilitated communist policies, socialist programs into our american democracy. it is not the government'. it is the job of the government to empower people to do things for themselves. [applause] >> we have a clear choice -- i to endorse donald j. trump to be our next president. last year, when everyone was asking me if i was going to consid president, i said no, why would you run for president if you can't win? [laughter] >> i didn't say that to be nice. i said it because it was a fact. no one we knew could be donald j. trump. we've known that for over a he'o has the support to be the republican nominee. [applause] why did all these other people in -- and candidates get into the race? for themselves?■vfor personal b? for a spotlight for a period of time? it did not and it does not strengthen her country if conservatives are not united enough to recognize we need to win. we need a fighter. we need someone who doesn't give up, who has never quit on us so

joe biden be joe biden and see what happens? see what flies? >> reporter: this was really a pattern that we did observe after the president was interrupted more than a dozen times during that really key abortion rights speech in virginia more than six weeks ago. and after that, they really took a hard look at the events and decided that because of just how high the tensions were running among people expressing their displeasure and criticism of the president's handling of the israel and hamas war, that they wanted to limit those interruptions because they really did feel like if those overshadow a larger message, what the point of holding some of the kinds of events. i'm told that they will go back to holding some of those bigger events. today is maybe a medium event. but they haven't been doing things on college campuses which is something that they claim they will be doing in the coming weeks. so we'll see how that goes. >> that could be challenging indeed. they might have to figure out their israel policy and coordinate that better, you know, internally as well as externally before they go to the college campuses. monica, ryan, great coverage last night. and mara, so wonderful to have you here. thank you for being with us. >>> an important reminder tomorrow jonathan capehart sits down with president biden for an exclusive interview. that is tomorrow at 6:00 p.m. eastern. >>> coming up, the battle front, the president's message to israel was late in the speech and very direct but perhaps not as direct as some wanted. what the importance of getting more aid into gaza and the future of middle east peace, that is next. ddle east peace, that is next are you taking the right multi-vitamin? with new chapter, you get excellent quality, organic ingredients, and fermentation. fermentation? yes. feel the difference with 20 plus nutrients your body can absorb. so you can do you. learn more at newchapter.com. here's to getting better with age. here's to beating these two 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criticized mr. biden's so-called new plan for a floats pier to deliver aid into gaza as well as what the white house called a new entry point for aid. since israel has refused to open a much more efficient point directly. nor permitted aid to be delivered to an existing port to get much more delivered and more quickly. joining us now is richard engel in jerusalem today. and also former allied commander of nato. admiral, let's fact check the plan to build temporary port. they are talking massive aid, but that is not the amounts that could come in over land and there is the crossing that israel has not agreed to that. they have agreed to a crossing that is already one of the crossings that is not working very efficiently, the inspections are not set up efficiently at all. and there is a trickle of aid getting in that has to go all the north to the roadway along the border. the aid still not nearly enough for the crisis there. >> yeah, the number we have to hold in our heads is 500 truckloads a day, that would cover the population pretty well. we've never hit that point. it has been 200, 300 trucks a day at max. i would say that every bit helps. so, yes, pressure israelis to open up more land crossings. use an existing port, although it is very shallow and difficult to get in and out of. and so -- and i can tell you this as an admiral, if you build that and it can be done fairly quickly, a longer range pier, you can bring in somewhat deeper draft ships, every one of those containers like you see at sea is the equivalent of hundreds and hundreds of trucks. a good sized container ship can bring thousands of those containers. so we should pursue all of these options to try to alleviate the stress on this population, which is tragic. >> and i should point out in the context of all this, there was a large protest here in d.c. outside the white house last night. there were no arrests, no problems, but it was quite a big protest as the president was driving up. also around the capitol. richard, cia director bill burns has been in the region. he's not going to israel we're told contrary to some israeli media reports. but he was in egypt, doha as well. but the four part party talks are not continuing. so it is at the technical level and not directly engaging hamas, which has really walked away from the talks now demanding, still demanding, going back to the original demand for a permanent ceasefire up front. >> well, talks have broken down. i'm speaking with a senior negotiator directly and the israelis are blaming hamas saying that they are raising the stakes. hamas is blaming israelis. but basically they have fundamentally different views of what is supposed to happen here. hamas is still holding hostages, 200 or so israelis believed to be alive, and is using them as bargaining chips. and israel says hand them over and then we can discuss what happens after that. an israel is still talking about a long term military presence, an occupation of sorts to go -- to continue in gaza for an indefinite period of time. and that is something that hamas rejects. and it says that it won't release hostages unless there is more of a discussion of what the final status is, unless israelis are going to leave, unless people who are in the south of gaza now taking shelter are allowed to go to the north. so the talks broke down because fundamentally they are still opposed of what is supposed to happen, legitimacy of taking the hostages, which the world has rejected but hamas is still insisting was sort of a legitimate military target and still calling them prisoners, not hostages. >> jake sullivan did tell american hostage families in a meeting yesterday that there was still some hope. and although the talks are not taking place, burns is still in the region talking to other people and trying to get something going. i just want to also point out, admiral, president biden was caught on a hot mic last night after he gave his state of the union address during that long walkout 33 minutes and let me see if i can read it here. he said i told bibi, and don't repeat this, but you and i will have a come to jesus meeting. and he said i'm on a hot mic here? that's good. acknowledging that he was talking to senator bennett. the come to jesus moment right now is going to be over rafah. because he and benny gantz who they think is the possible successor also believes they have to get the last four battalions out of rafah. and the u.s. says they don't still have a plan to get people moved out of that area. south to the north. safely. and relocated. >> yeah, leaving aside the question ability of having a come to jesus meeting given the religious differences between christians and jews, let's park that. but the real point here is taking it the expression that it is, he means that he will speak very sharply and i think begin to really use some of the leverage that the united states that the united states has in terms of weapons being delivered to israel which has been thus far a blank check. so the president has some cards to play when he has that conversation with bibi. i suspect what will happen is that the conversation will slow the israeli move toward a massive overwhelming air driven campaign over rafah. i think that is unacceptable and really what hurt israel more than it would help israel. but a land campaign that uses special forces in the lead is relatively tight going into rafah. that is probably still going to happen in some way. final thought, the key here and you mentioned it already is creating safe passage out of rafah for this over a million civilians that are crowded in to it, all the more reason to get aid flowing north, that will pull the gazans to the north, open up the field to the israelis. it won't happen in the next 48 hours. this is something that will build and there will be time for these conversations between the president and the prime minister. >> richard engel, admiral, thanks to you 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reproductive rights? >> here we are talking about ivf and infertility at the state of the union. it was unbelievable, it was amazing. but we have a lot of work to do. >> after roe, there were warnings that this was just the beginnings. obviously every state was going to have the right to do their own thing, alabama did. what they did legislatively this week only changes the penalties, it doesn't change the fundamental state supreme court ruling saying that an embryo is a human being. >> you're right. the status of an embryo in alabama is that it is a person. a frozen embryo is a person in alabama. what this ruling did is give some immunity protections to those providers so that they could open. they have a big issue, they have to take it back to the voters to a constitutional amendment and fix it so that they can feel really confident in the state of alabama to get care and also deliver the care. >> i have the impression just watching this evolve in that couple of days after the decision that the politicians were really surprised, taken aback. i don't know what world they live in and who they're married to or who their children or friends and relatives are, but i know very few people who have not in this day and age, you know, had to revert to what frankly wasn't available when i was a young woman. >> when roe v. wade was overturned, everyone focused on abortion. and contraception and ivf have been sort of lesser focused on. certainly we knew this was going to happen and like you, we feel that this is a very common thing. one in six people suffer from infertility. not all will need ivf, but that is a lot. and yet a lot of policy makes are saying gee, i didn't even know this was a problem or that this would impact people. >> ivf is not easy, it is difficult emotionally, it is expensive, it takes time. doesn't always work. and, you know, it is a draining experience for couples who go through this, and to have it taken away mid process or right on the verge of thinking they had finally possibly succeeded is just so crushing. so they had to act, but they still have not fixed it. what about the so-called abortion pill, mifepristone and the fact it is up before the high court? >> there is a lot that has to be decided. but this is a part of the bigger picture of attack on reproductive rights. the fact that we're talking about ivf and people are surprised that is reproduction in its most basic form, but we don'thave protections. we need to get that done in congress. and you mentioned access. a lot of people don't have insurance coverage for this, so still a lot of work to be done. but i'm with resolve as you said and we're working hard to make sure that these protections are in place. i saw the hundreds of advocates, i talked to people who were right in the middle of their cycles. and they didn't know what was going to happen and -- you know, these folks have saved money, it is just a process that doesn't happen overnight. weeks on weeks preparing for this. and then to have it all of a sudden just end. so the clinics in alabama most of them have opened again. so i've heard that there was everyone embryo transfers taking place as recent as yesterday. >> thanks for being with us today. >>> and the border battle, president biden calling out house republicanses for refusing to bring a bipartisan senate border bill to the floor for a vote. i'll talk to texas congressman collin allred after the break. collin allred after the break. don't take if allergic to nurtec. allergic reactions can occur even days after using. most common side effects were nausea, indigestion and stomach pain. talk to your doctor about nurtec today. anthony: this making you uncomfortable? talk to your doctor good. when you've got type 2 diabetes like me, you have up to 4 times greater risk of stroke, heart attack or worse death. even when meeting your a1c goal. discomfort can help you act. i'm not trying to scare you. i'm empowering you... to get real 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>> i think part of it is what you just covered. we have had a crisis at the border in texas and in particular when we have these numbers that we've been seeing, it does put a burden on our border communities and the officers. i've talked to them about the mental health issues. and then you have a senator like ted cruz who has a bipartisan conservative negotiated bill to try to address it and takes it down because of the politics. so i'm glad the president talked about that. because it wasn't the policy they disagreed with, it was because they wanted to run on the problem. and texans are tired of that. so i think that we'll beat ted cruz in november because i think that we can do so much better but also texans have tired of having a senator that they are embarrassed by. >> but democrats have tried in the last couple weeks to blame the republicans, blame the speaker for not even putting it on the floor for a vote because there were overwhelming majorities for that bill. so they were trying to figure out whether discharge petition or recall the previous question, all kinds of procedural moves that they were trying to come up with to try to force the vote or give him political cover to get this thing going. but, you know, donald trump seems to be calling the shots. and so far the republicans have just owned this issue politically for quite a long time. failure on both sides to ever resolve it. but the republicans have owned the immigration issue. donald trump brought it home. how do you get it back for the democrats? joeunto explain to people that there was a bill. >> i think that we have to have a more adult conversation about this, i think that we have too present what actual border security looks like. my grandfather was a customs officer in brownsville, texas after serving the navy in world war ii. border security is not just build a wall, that is not -- that would not solve our issues. it is a complex issue, a short, middle and long term approach to try to address it. we have to have comprehensive reform. security is one component. we also have to reform the legal immigration system to take away some of the incentives that the coyotes and smugglers have. but to me we're beginning to have the urgency both in the white house and i think democrats nationally talking about what i've been talking about for some time, we have to call it a crisis and address it as a crisis and we'll be the ones an i'll be the one to actually secure the border and ted cruz won't. >> are you as dissushed as some by the pr

be having incredible conversations. but there is no doubt donald trump is in a different universe than joe biden. >> joe biden knows who he is running against. that is the other thing, you never hear -- [ everybody talking at once ] >> i was ready, i was in my position. >> i got it, grabbed it. >> it was my revenge tour. >> no question first of all donald trump is only a couple years younger than joe biden and showing real signs of decline. people say they are stage managing him more, he speaks at far fewer events than ever before. the concern of fatigue and misstatements and there have been a number. and he's under an extraordinary amount of strain. his first criminal trial starts in a couple weeks. and he has to pay about a half million in various fees. >> and he eats badly, he doesn't exercise, opposite of joe biden who exercises every day, on a pretty tight diet. actually does what you are supposed to do. >> ice cream aside. and trump at most play a little golf. and his campaign doesn't have any money. i think that will loom large. this is the week where general election really begins. this is when it is trump-bide

have a body they found it's probably a mess 13 joe biden is responsible and but for joe biden reversing drum policies not of this will be happening and joeants to criticize all trump i used to look forward to the state of the union i love it un-american i love politics i used to stand up and cheer because i felt great to be an american whether you were a democrat or i didn't care this man is the most divisive president we have ever had and that amped of performance last night was really a pathetic divisive battle campaign speech and it was an appropriate for where we are in this country right now from the guy who was supposed to be the healer in chief. >> sean: we always love having a thank you for being with us up next father accused of drugging his daughter's friends at a sleepover plus remember the armour for the movie rust? well the armour just convicted of involuntary manslaughter what does that now mean for alec baldwin apparently now who is up next straight ahead ( ♪ ) my back got injured very bad. i was off work for about a year. i heard about relief factor from my wife. i took it every day, three times a day, for three weeks. lo

joe biden, and the differences in those two could not be more stark. it's open borders with joe biden, it's dangerous streets, it's an economy that's in freefall, it's world war iii with joeborders, safe streets, great education for our kids and world peace if with president -- howard: right. obviously, you were controversial in challenging your gubernatorial loss, but rather than looking backwards, you said you didn't want the backing of john mccain and his supporters and family. megyn mccain has rather 'em fatically rejected your outreach effort. is it too late to mend fences on that frontsome. >> that's not what i said. that's e a quote that's been twisted and turn and spun and reimagined by the fake news media from, you know, two and a half years ago. i think it's never, it's never too late to mend fences. i believe in forgiveness, and i believe that it's important to as ask for forgiveness, and i think that i've done a very good job at doing that. i would love nothing more than to have the support of every single voter in arizona. and i have reached out to the mccains, and and i've asked them, you know, i've asked meghan mccain to sit down and have a cup of coffee or

. >> that was a great ad because it's also letting joe biden be joe biden, the humor, just taking it on directly. that is a good thing, that is a good look for him. he should do that for the rest of the sandpaper. >> alright, thanks. >> go get some naps >> here. >> we go. go ahead. >> james got brown, everyone else gets it some now, we'll be right back >> even your iphone, an apple watch with consumer cellular is fast and reliable coverage. it's easy to get up to $300 off when you combine iphone 15 pro and any app, a lot this thing it's what's going on inside of me it's my moderate to severe ulcerative colitis. there wasn't always this column. you see when everywhere i go wondering when it would pop up next with stressful doing a number on my insights but then i found out about they'll scipy a new once-daily pill, not a steroid or biologic for adults with moderate for two severe uc, they'll cpt can help calm the chaos of uc. it quickly treats flavors, providing a chance for lasting steroid free remission. don't take phil cpt if you've had a heart attack, chest pain, stroke, or mini s

. >> that was a great ad because it's also letting joe biden be joe biden, the humor. just taking it on directly. that is a good thing, that is a good look for him. he should do that for the rest of this campaign. all >> right, thanks. go get some naps i could do because we go go hit the gym for scott brown. everyone else gets some nap and we'll be right back >> anderson cooper 360 weeknight today on cnn. >> when you smell the amazing sense of gain flings times stops your heart races your eyes closed realize your enlav. dave was a laundry detergents gain flames, seriously good. sent >> and 50% more fresh. now that's loved the first sniff times may change, but some things remain timely for you. how much softer? who skin dove? it's one quarter moisturizing cream. >> i've been using dogs even more than 25 years after seven days. i feel like brand new woman i think duty starts with my skill my name is marie. and 49 years old, and i'm a business owner. i owned a lemonade and ice cream shop in florida, so i can feel and see that my lines have gotten deeper just from a year o

joe biden should not be shutting at america. america should to be shouting angrily at joe biden. [cheers and applause] and we can be saying crooked joeyou were fired. get out of here. you are fired. you are incompetent. get out of here. you were destroying our nation. get the have out of here and by the way i had to tell you this. you know, i have done it twice. we did a great the first time, 2016. we did a much better the second time like not even close, and it was rigged. but there is never been the spirit that i have seen this time. 2016 was great 2020 was better, but this blows it away. we came in from the airport we are 15 minutes away. at the lines of people standing althe streets coming up to this building are incredible. [cheers and applause] on november 5 the curtain closes on crooked joe and the sun rises on the brand-new day for georgia and for america. but one of the lives that was taken from us was an incredible 22-year-old nursing student right here in georgia, inc. and o'reilly --incoln riley. look at the signs. she went out for a morning jog. she was in great shape and she never came back. they knew something was wron

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think it does the legal industry to makes him look full actions that and you know we would be joe c1 with joen is said to be furious, because rfk jr. and as his running mate this weekend so was he a valid access in all 50 states check it out. >> that impressed republicans results in the devising ways to keep me off the ballot and try to give me off the ballot and to frighten you in choosing between two tired and unpopular as of the university c1 here we go. >> he says how like how biden looks. >> the white house aide see the brightness of medevac entities campaign that is going to personally call lyndon johnson and talk them out of it accepting the vp nomination accidentally thinking of k-12 k rfk's running mate as a whole shiny and when you super, because of how much any of us overlooking a base moment affect. [laughter] and are you disappointed. rogers did not get the nod. kennedy: will disappointed, well he's on so the jets have at this point even with foot, this week and i guess were sticking with sag wilson i don't know what the heck were going to do, through a billionaire trump we may d

joe's marriage proposal, that it had to be forever. and eventually i realized that my love for joe and the boys outweighed any fears i had and i said yes. [applause] so i'll never forget what joe said next. he said, i promise you, your life will never change. [laughter] of course that was proved to be wildly untrue. life is change. for all of us. we learn and we grow. we overcome heart break that we never could have imagined. we find wisdom and grit and empathy. but in the last w years, we've seen a different kind of change. you know, a rupture in the foundation of our democracy. a pullback of the hard work -- of the hard progress we have won. we are the first generation to -- for half a century to give our daughters a country with fewer rights than we had. i'm going to have to put on my glasses, i can't see this. [laughter] now i can see. all right. i'll start that line over again. so we are the first generatio in half a century to give our daughters a country with fewer rights than we had. book bans. voting laws gutted. court decisions that strip away our most basic freedoms. but circumstances is not destiny. four years ago, critics said that we couldn't win. but here in geo

be a photographer at the olympics. that's in sochi, russia. everybody is looking at the puck. joe: cable sees himself less as a photographer, more as a historian. jeff: serena williams. joed's greatest sporting event. jeff: and to be at one is amazing. to be at eight is incredible. joe: well, when we return, you know her as a legendary national park ranger, but did you know she could also sing like a bird? joe: you probably know the story of betty reid soskin, the bay area woman who became a national park ranger at the age of 85. well, turns out music was also a big part of her life. we head to the east bay to hear about the new film sharing that part of her story. joe: sometimes in life, there comes an opportunity to re-invent ourselves, to start over, and follow a new path into a new adventure. betty: it feels overwhelming. joe: in her lifetime, betty reid soskin has followed many of those paths. betty: i'll put my experience into context. joe: soskin famously became a national park ranger at the age of 85. she worked as a docent at the rosie the riveter national historic park in richmond. but it turns out that was only the latest act in her theater of life. bryan gibe

being with us. first of all, let's get your reaction. i just compared joe biden on a regular basis, day-to-day joe. aw a very different joe biden tonight. a very angry very jacked up you might say. maybe charitably over caffeinated would be a way to put it. what was your reaction? was not surprising to you? -- was not surprising to you. >> usually there are at least some bipartisan segments. there are a few things that people can agree upon. that didn't happen tonight. he came to give what has been described as a campaign speech and it was that. it was very disciplined to all of us. >> it was like that, you are absolutely right. usually there would be some appeal to all sides. do you think maybe that has to do with the issue of politics, where he stands with the base of his party? he seems to be leading a large amount of support from a big part of the democratic base as i was discussing with senator cruz. do you think that was the calculation behind that? >> i think it is. he is desperate sean and it's obvious. he's the most unpopular president who has ever run for reelection. a lot of what he has d

be better than joe biden. i can think of a reason that it's joe biden's own state for a gill gillion years, and hey, it could besomebody like larry hogan, joe manchin, and the they're out -- full meltdown them going to rfk, jr., we've got access you've got whatever you're doing, the billionaires that funded this thing are not going to like that and not like some b-tier second-tier candidate so they're in the potentially trouble making position. i think they can cause trouble about in doing something that's a serious effort. they went from no we're going to have all of these delegates and hold a big convention in person in april and no. then we're going to hold a zoom convention cool. now, it's like a few party insiders are going to pick this person. i think that kind of looks like a meltdown. anyway enough no labels. one more thing, i wanted you to -- you said in passing yesterday about the polling and polling showing that third parties really hurt hurt biden, and this speaks to your broader case not building an anti-trump coalition. the recent one, you don't like harvard harris. >> the most recent one, when it

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tomorrow night will be joe biden's last state of the becaun people are not going to invite him back to give another one next year. that's because issue the american people care about, joe biden is failed the american people. people are worn out and worried for themselves and their families. they understand their lives have been made worse by joe biden and the democrats. people are begging for solutions. what we are likely to■ear is the president bragging about blaming others for the crisis he has created the border. it is clear at the american people are concerned about. the tight grocery prices eating into paychex. illegal immigrants since joe biden's gone to the white house. innocent americans are murdered by illegal immigrants. on energy joe biden has surrendered america's energy strength. handed it over, russia, iran, and china. around the world to our friends do not trust us. our enemies do not fear us joe biden has made america week.■ ad significant solutions we face in tomorrow you will here katy britt address those in a response to the president. it is secure the border it's stop wasteful washington spending. it's unleashed american energy. that is why the stat

be more republican viewers. joe biden— will be more republican viewers. joe biden more — will be more republican viewers. means you're preaching to the converted. the people who bother to stay up _ converted. the people who bother to stay up on _ converted. the people who bother to stay up on a — converted. the people who bother to stay up on a thursday night, for an hour— stay up on a thursday night, for an hour and _ stay up on a thursday night, for an hour and a — stay up on a thursday night, for an hour and a half to watch the state of the _ hour and a half to watch the state of the union, they do that because they like _ of the union, they do that because they like the president already. 0ne thin- they like the president already. one thing i_ they like the president already. one thing i will— they like the president already. one thing i will watch is the republican response — thing i will watch is the republican response. make johnstone the speaker has asked _ response. make johnstone the speaker has asked his caucus tone it down a bit. has asked his caucus tone it down a bit we _ has asked his cauc

joe biden lied, yet you heard that nowhere. media supposed to report on facts, joe. >> joe: used to be that way, k kronkieshgsz te .r the audience needs to hear. how is that compelling programming when one show says one thing and the next show and next. why can't people be objective and stand out at a network and say, this is what happened and this is why you should care in way maybe you get mean tweets from viewers and a dirty look in the break room, but you did your job. i agree, it is long gone at this point. so predictable this would be reaction like after the state of the union last week. >> todd: they could have taped it in advance before the hearing. joe concha, thank you for your time. united airlines telling boeing to stop producing the max tens after another delay in getting the model certify by faa. southwest and alaska cutting flighting and delivering fewer jets during the criminal probe. >> todd: cheryl casone has more. >> cheryl: good morning, on the heels of that incident in mid-air, the j.p. morgan conference was happening and ceos and aviation officials were there, pilot association representatives

joe biden should not be shouting angrily at america. america should be shouting angrily at joe biden. and we should be saying, crooked joeu are fired, get out of here. you are incompetent. you are destroying our nation, get the hell out of here. you are destroying our country joe. he doesn't have a clue. he has no clue. he has no clue, with the documents hoax. how about that? he is not competent to stand trial but he is allowed to be president. figure that one. we don't think he should be standing trial because he is not competent. the president's ok. figure that one out. i think we will be taking that on the campaign trail a little bit. only in america can this happen. ote, we are going to win georgia in an epic landslide. by the way, i have to tell you i have done it twice. you do greet the first time 2016. id much better the second time and it was rigged. there has never been the spirit i have seen this time. 2016 was great. 2020 was better. we came from the airport, we are 15 min the minds of people standing along the streets coming up to this building are incredible. on november 5, the curtain closes on crooked joe'

with an old car, by the way, what was joe biden's mental state at that point which undeniably was lieu sis add a best as joe -- lucid as best as a joe biden can besituation where joe biden according to all of the democrats, he is an intellectual giant, he is the best he's ever been, and and here you have a special counsel report from the department of justice saying he's not if capable of being chargeed because of mental deficiencies. so exactly right. i think this is another kind of point that the republicans will be able to drive home using the testimony of robert hur next week. griff: we shall see when we have hur on capitol hill and whether or not the house judiciary has any additional options if they don't get these audio and transcripts they say they need. mark smith, as always, thank you for taking time on saturday to give your insight, sir. >> thank you, griff. ooh. aishah: it's that time of year ago where we spring ahead for daylight saving time. next, the latest effort the keep the same time year round are. ♪ ♪ you always got your mind on the green. not you. you! your business bank account with quickbooks money now earns 5% apy. (♪) th

be put in peril? between donald trump and joe _ without be put in peril? between donald trump and joete moderator. thank you for being on the programme. the former president has turned bible salesman. after hawking gold sneakers and cologne, donald trump is now promoting the god bless the usa bible. it is only 59.99 and with that you get a copy of the constitution, the bill of rights and the pledge of allegiance. all americans need a bible in their home and i have many. it is my favourite book. it is a lot of people's favourite book. this bible is a reminder that the biggest thing we have to bring back for america and to make america great again is our religion. religion is so important, it is so missing but it is going to come back and it is going to come back strong, just like our country and tuesday, all his prayers were answered as trump supporters flocked to a public offering of the trump media & technology group, the company behind the truth social app, sending the stock soaring i6%. that surge would value the company at more than $7 billion — which is curious, because in the fi

joe biden, is to nominate joe, by any will service that can serve as president. these are things that are truism to the american politics and i, i find it interesting. therefore, joe, by then to be this dimensional written old man who's also to handle the international crime. and some of the kid who doesn't know how to get out of bed every morning and chat walkable flight of stairs, but also conspiring of governments around the world, etc. wherever the republican faltered points around joe biden, ever republican, seems to be running away from him. big hailey has been running a yukon. busy of harris for the last month, i want to santa who was want me to give gavin newsom, he would be given to the debate against him. of donald trump was running against the law of the rank one a was running against reality when he was in the race. but at the end of the day, joe, by them have the record that the american people can be proud of the, of the record that apparently square of the g o p. and this, let me keep floating out all these things. i've seen people say, well, maybe michelle obama will run for president, maybe a little, maybe well, trinity will be the mountain, the cetera. joe bide

campaign is taking about trump, about being feeble minded and weak and all the things that trump is accusing joe biden of being. that gives us an opportunity to remember joea good trip down memory lane. they seized upon that campaign with a picture of joe button. so, look, wilmington, we know the biden campaign has a significant cash advantage over the trump team. part of it to do deep dives like this into joe button rap legacy. so this is, of course, partst president's re-election campaign with the president visiting eight swing states in 18 days. throughout the month, biden crisscrossed the country visiting the southwest, blue wall and the south. campaign stops focused on border security, lowering healthcare and housing costs and celebrating investments. in the states he visited, biden won three, georgia, wisconsin, arizona, by less than 1%. i want to bring you in this. you can comment on joe button if you like. more than that, it's about what we've seen from the president since the state of the union address. reassured democrats. democrats were nervous that he wasn't up for the job. that clearly worked. but it also kicked off this blitz of travel where

joe biden -- crooked joe biden anywhere, anytime, anyplace. i will be there. [applause] [cheering] but it is no wonder that joeody else. nobody else. we are going to stop people read we are going to turn our country around and make our country so powerful and great. that is why they are weaponizing election interference against joe biden and only political appointment, a guy named me. a guy named me. joe biden and the fascist -- they are fascists -- that controlled him are the real threat to democracy. remember that. i am democracy. i am stopping the threat to democracy. they are the threat to democracy. as an example, can you believe this? sometimes it is not good to be rich. i just posted a $91 million -- about $91 million on a totally made-up story. think of$91 million. i could say things about what it would cost normally. $91 million. based on false accusations made about me by a woman that i knew nothing about, did not know, never heard of, i know nothing about her. she wrote a book and said things, and when i denied it, i said it is so crazy. it is false, and i get sued for defamation. that is where it s

i think it's going to be tight and will be a single joe - tight and will be a single joe biden is campaignseason and voters are starting to internalise the trump biden_ starting to internalise the trump biden rematch and see the polls tighten— biden rematch and see the polls tighten and i was it a previous guest — tighten and i was it a previous guest point about donald trump sports _ guest point about donald trump sports team saying these investigations are ok, it's ok with the base _ investigations are ok, it's ok with the base of— investigations are ok, it's ok with the base of the base wants and we saw indictment after indictment and renewed _ saw indictment after indictment and renewed focus groups with republicans, that created a sustained rally around trump affect and its— sustained rally around trump affect and it's another thing that we know and it's another thing that we know and its— and it's another thing that we know and it's that swing voters are repulsed _ and it's that swing voters are repulsed by donald trump and his brand _ repulsed by donald trump and his brand of— repul

joe biden have these visuals because the star of the show wasn't gonna be joe biden. you know what everybody's gonna be looking at. they look at bill clinton, they look at barack obama and joe biden doesn't have the same kind of thing. so i think in some ways that is going to hurt him now, the other thing i do want to say about i don't agree with you that that it's part of unity to have the protesters outside. and this is a big issue. i think it's why when you start looking at polling, when robert f. kennedy jr. comes into the mix, it actually heart hurts joe biden, that's because he is robert f. kennedy jr. has now gone all in his anti-war. he's picked an anti-war candidate to run with, and that's now going to be his big platform. i think that's gonna be enough to really spoil the election should robert f. kennedy jr. get your point about the unity is that there is a political safe space where the person in charge could be persuaded as well. >> absolutely. you can actually >> the process can work. it's not a we don't have dictators, right? like the president trump was to be dictated just for one day. he says, no, we have a democratic process. and oh, by the way, the econom

get rid of the place and these are the guys who would be protecting in distributing a convoys other than that, it's and joe's other thing. and joe's really have got the manpower to do that. so that needs to be some kind of deal allows the palestinian police to come back to work, perhaps not carrying weapons carrying sticks or something that's on the enables them to help queue, the distribution of aids. ok, thanks a lot, mike mike mazda, thank you so much from king's color. shonda. thanks phil. or that's the last by president biden, has delivered his state of the union address. in addition to outlining plans to get more aid into gaza, he took aim at donald trump's head of november as likely election re much joe biden used his state of the union address to make the case for a 2nd term in office, firing several broadsides that republican front runner, donald trump never referring to him by name only. as my previous officer, he opened his address by declaring democracy under threat at home and abroad, and criticizing trump for inviting russia to invade nato countries. if they don't spend more on defense. further assessing, a former re

be back in rum. rum in floyd county, like rome, italy, for which it is named, stands on seven hills. joe biden shouldn't shout angrily at america, america should be screaming angrily at joein general, it turned out, as if ordered by trump for... as in a parody from the trump headquarters. i'm not a young guy, that's no secret. anyway. well, with this msnbc interview, the magical effect of the message to congress has finally worn off. america made a mistake, we chased bin laden until we finally got to him. that is, only the most necessary information will be provided, nothing more, we can only guess that it will what to do with this information. adam schiff hints at a criminal case alleging trump improperly stored classified documents in florida. biden's boxes in the garage in delaware were, of course, left out of the frame of this interview. there is no law that would require american intelligence to familiarize us presidential candidates with current threats, however. since 1952, for the current heads of the white house, this has been something of a rule of good form, however, in times of fights without rules, good form can easily refuse. valentin bogdanov, ivan udkin a

voters across the board being border security where donald trump outperforms joe biden, two-to-one on it. you're gonna be able to bring some of those republicans home, but to joe biden is to van's point with joe biden, if you argue this democracy message, can you peel off a small number of those who just can't quite bring themselves to pull the lever for donald trump. it's an open question. >> i football stay with us, but that's a long night. >> i know. >> i just wanted to scorch it all back >> closer and closer to the first major round of poll closings in the super tuesday presidential primaries. as we stand by for results, we are going to hear from the democratic senator and former presidential candidate, elizabeth warren. she's joining us in the cnn election center with her take on tonight's contests and the looming biden trump rematch >> america's choice 2024, super tuesday, he is brought to you you by voice. well-planned. well invested well-protected >> there are some things that work better together like your workplace benefits and retirement savings >> for you >> helps you choose the right amounts without over or under invested across all your benefits