joe? >> okay, well, wow. well, i think peter has pretty much laid his cards on the table there, what do you think, peter? i mean, i'm i'm just assuming because i have this telepathic ability that you're not a fan of joe biden? not particularly. no. no. so. so what do you think will happen in this situation, >> there's the obvious choices , >> there's the obvious choices, certain person from california ? certain person from california? yes. a certain ex—president's wife , another certain ex wife, another certain ex president's wife . president's wife. >> right. so i should just clarify that because peter is speaking in riddles, but there have been rumours sort of flying around the internet all week about hillary clinton, sort of re—emerging as the great saviour of the democrats and similarly, for a while now, people have been suggesting, well, what if michelle obama swooped in and just took control? i mean , just took control? i mean, certainly what we've seen with joe biden for a long time now is pressure from within the democratic

for all the talk out there about this race, joe has made it clear that he's all in. [cheers and applause] [crowd chants "four more years"] just as he has always supported my clear, i am all in too. i know you are too or you wouldn't be here today. and with four more years, joe will continue to fight for you, the military community that he, that we, are humbled and proud to call our own. my dad, my father, served in world war ii as a navy signalman. and in 2003, our son beau joined the delaware army national guard and then serve forward year in iraq. this is personal to us. we know what it's like to try to connect on a phone call from across the world to smile through another holiday with an empty chair at the table. let me ask, does donald trump? does donald trump know what it's like? [crowd shouts "no"] his own chief of staff said he called p.o.w.'s and those who died in war, losers and suckers. he didn't want to be seen with injured veterans because it didn't look good for him. it's disgraceful. but it's not surprising. donald trump wakes up every morning thinking a

the i'm clear, richardson welcome joe biden has pulled out of the us presidential race. boeing 2 weeks of pressure over his age and health, joe biden's run for re election was thrown into disarray late last month after a dismal debate performance against donald trump. he is now back in vice president, comma la harris to take his place at the top of the tickets. after weeks of speculation and denials us president joe biden has a band and his bid for re election in november. in a statement, biden said, i believe it is in the best interest of my party and the country for me to stand down and to focus solely on fulfilling my duties as president. for the remainder of my term. the capitalist was his debate against donald trump. i should be biden struggled to keep his train of thought or interest performance fueled concerns about his age and cognitive state. if we finally b, medicare bite and has now endorsed his vice president comma law harris as the challenger to donald trump. but americans are divided on his choice. awful, awful news, joe biden got 14000000 votes. he should be the candidat

some i'm calling for the nomination process to be thrown open us president joe biden has withdrawn from the presidential race there now just weeks to go until this is democratic convention, where he would have been officially annoying to does his parties presidential know me? the question now is, what happens next? how will the democrats select and you know, many one on surveys, 3, what is known as an open convention. the last time the democrats held and open convention was in 1968. it descended into chaos as tempest flood, or that the vietnam war both inside and outside the building rest. somehow, this is one of the reasons the rules were changed and policies have since last year to clear orders or not. but my boss remains a legitimate way of picking the candidates. it means rather than confirming and no memories selected in the primaries. as by doing was delegates we'd have to choose a new nominated in an open and potentially fis competition. this year around 99 percent of some full 1000 delegates that the democratic national convention a pledge to the jury biden. but now that he has

joe biden has not had _ for covid. indeed. joe biden has not had a _ for covid. indeed. or covid. indeed. joe biden has not had a good run - for covid. indeed. joe biden has not had a good run of i for covid. indeed. joe biden i has not had a good run of luck. testing positive for covid while on the campaign trail in the speakers. he had paused his campaigning because of that assassination attempt on donald trump. he wanted to give a respectable break. he took down some attack ads due to run on television and resumed his campaign in nevada. another battleground state yesterday and today. he had been at an event, done an interview and due to appear at a large rally for latina work provides unions and that was cancelled at very late notice. all the crowd were gathered in the venue and one of the organisers came to see the event was cancelled. joe biden had covid and was going to his home in delaware to be in self isolation. the white house has put up a couple of stages —— statements on this. they see the event was cancelled. joe biden had covid and was going to his home in

essentially a turning point that it has to be more than just one press conference. >> how does this end? does he hang out with people having concerns until november? >> joe biden has to continue consistently and aggressively making his case to the american people about what is at stake in this election. between himself and fighting for the american people, and donald trump caring only about himself. he has to take the fight to donald trump. he has to do it personally, it cannot be done for him by his advisers or staff, they cannot do it for him. >> did you hear directly from the president? >> on bidding donald trump, -- beating donald trump, donald trump poses a threat to our individual freedoms, cozies up to dictators, has a plan that will raise taxes on the american people and will make us less secure and divide our politics even more. the best way to defeat donald trump is to reelect president biden. i thought the presentation we had was excellent. >> were your concerns allayed? >> people were talking, we have different perspectives about how best to proceed. again, the president's team made a strong presentation, and i continue to support the reelect

we would have killed for the kind of numbers on the economy that joe biden has. and double-digit interest rates and hostage crisis. joe biden has 3% inflation. 15 billion jobs 4% unemployment and united nato fighting on behalf of ukraine. >> still having devil of the time. you're right on all of those counts. what's odd is there was that time as the carter presidency was unraveling were joe biden himself was looking at whether the president was worth a second term or the party's nominee. it was brief but out there. i'm wondering the same thing is happening to joe biden now. a number of prominent democrats and you're quite right very different environment and reasons nursing joe has to go because they are worried but whether he's got cognitive issues that shown himself in the debate and other venues. what you think of history turning on itself? >> democrats are very good at forming squads in a circle. that happened with us. it's happening now. the president has to make a decision about what he wants to do but we do have a very objectively different situation we wer

she was furious and that has continued. joeainted himself into a corner saying he would have a black female vice president, ended up with kamala and jill has not been happy with it the entire time. one thing she doesn't want is kamala as a presidential candidate. pete: they are stuck. joe has the delegates, he has jill are right there. they are in the white house. the cabinet, advisers fat and happy, no one is overseeing what they are doing, no one is held accountable. it's easy season and members of congress could allow some to leave. leadership haven't left. they can't turn to her and they won't get. how this unfolds i don't know. will: they think joe won't leave or they are clinging to this idea that joe polls the best against donald trump. i would say this. kamala is dislike to. kamala has never done well on the national stage. she did poorly in the democratic primary but i think this is a fair statement. the better part of ten years, the financial electoral politics has been donald trump. how do you feel about donald trump

has to washington, or he's due to address the us congress. the . i'm sorry, richardson, thank you so much for joining us. joe biden has pulled out of the us presidential race. boeing 2 weeks of pressure over his age and health. the 81 year old said he was ending his re election bid and the best interest of his party and to the country. you announced his decision in a letter released on sunday where he said he plans to focus on his duties as president for the remainder of his term. by dint has no endorsed vice president campbell harris as the democratic part, he's new nominee to run against donald trump in november's election. let's get straight across to washington, and our correspondent janelle team alone has been following developments for us to know a momentous shift here in this campaign season. if campbell, a harris does become the democratic nominee or their names currently circulating as to her potential choice of running mate of the claire, it might be, it might seem very aggressive uh to even talk about in this way. but uncomfortable realities are still reality. so we are talking about potentially t

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there are top democrats who are talking to people in the media saying, hey, joe has to go. here is jerry. >> what we've seen revealed so clearly in the last 72 hours or so, most media does not cover joe biden and the democrats, they cover for joe biden and the democrats. the fik is in, they are moving to get rid of him. they are talking to friendings in media saying, it is time to go. we should not be misled to think media outlets are submitting to burst of -- >> lawrence: problem with this, he said the fix is in, if you have been watching, i've enjoyed seeing democrats go after each other after calling us crazy about this. the obama camp, former advisors are going after each other publicly temperature is nasty whether on cable or tv, they are saying you counted us out before. you are self-righteous and you don't get it, you are measuring everyone up to that. they are saying he needs to get out. >> brian: is that kurusht rustl from "the miracle on ice" this is not a matter of being out matched. >> steve: who is owed a an apology is dean phillips, running opposite joe biden.

david: joe has to get ready for the cross-platform special at 5:00. we do have an emoji retweet from dr. joe biden putting two parts above the statement the president made. we know this has been a difficult decision not just for the president but his family as well. we have seen the family circle around him at camp david, the white house, and rehobeth bea ch. tom: i look at the political reporting. i am learning. david gura, pro, joe mathieu pro. which race is joe mathieu looking at after this historic sunday? joe: i think i have to go to ohio with sherrod brown came out ahead of the announcement. it was a for the senator from ohio to call on joe biden to drop out of the race, clearly feeling desperation as he goes into a race he may lose. i hate to be a broken record. i have to go back to the fact we have not seen anything but letterhead today. there will be a big conversation tomorrow morning. republicans will drive this. where is the president? he has a bilateral meeting three days from now with benjamin netanyahu. do we not get a photograph for the

selfless, unpatriotic and bottom, has all the toner support behind vice president. pamela harris, does she have what it takes to beats, donald trump, the is kind of do welcome. joe biden has pulled out of the us presidential race, bothering 2 weeks of pressure over his age and have vh one year old announced his decision in a letter in east on sunday. he said he was ending his re election bid in the best interest of his biology of the country, and he plans to focus on his duties as president for the remainder of his time. biden has not endorsed vice president campbell. i had it as the democratic parties, you know, many to run against donald trump, united in november's election congress. they don't lose us. corresponding janelle doing on has been following developments and jonathan out from washington dc. janelle, president biden had been defusing to drop out of the presidential race for quite some time. what changed on sunday afternoon? it's bearish just to highlight again. barton's withdrawal from this race comes after weeks of just extra ordinary events . that disastrous debate with donald trump was barely 3 weeks ago after that you had the supreme court ruling

[cheers and applause] i'm getting back to you, joe. it haseen one of the greatest honors of my life, truly, to serve as vice president to our president. joe's legacy of accomplishment over his lifetime and just over the last 3.5 years, is unmatched in modern history. in one term, he has already surpassed the legacy of most residents who served two terms in office. think about it. and i know here on the campaign, we know. [laughter] if we don't know, we have a problem. [laughter] but for those who might be guests at the moment, joe got the covid pandemic under control. remember those days? he has created more than 15 million new jobs. he brought together republicans and democrats i am a first-hand witness to all this work. i've sit with joe in the oval office while he would bring members of both sides of the aisle and talk and listen and help them see what they may have in common and how we can actually work toward solutions. and because of their confidence in joe, these accomplishments occurred. joe has stood up for democracy at home and he h

, but it has been a great deal of pressure amounting to get to this point as well. joe biden feels as if there has been almost space cou against him. but the reality is people who are not convinced that while he may be able to handle the job in the short term, you're looking at 2 feet, 4 years starting the line. and the when convinced the continue to operate at the same level and many will point to the fact that they believe that he is the most consequential democratic president. and modern times that he introduced this wave of legislation that was bipartisan. and he issued a number of presidential orders that have actually impacted ordinary american lives . but there was a consent that he would lose his cognitive abilities that to use a phrase he would begin to flicker on a much more a is a much more often basis. uh, we have from south mountain who is a congressman again in a n, and a port is wayne state. and he said that joe biden had helped him in his primary. he'd raise money for him. he'd been a fence for him for years ago. when he saw him at an event just a few we

[laughter] joe got the covid-19 pandemic under control. remember those days? he has created more than 15 million new jobs. he brought together republicans and democrats and passed historic legislation. i'm going to tell you firsthand all this work i would sit with joe in the oval office while he would bring members of both sides of the aisle. and talk and listen and help them see what they may have in common and how we can actually work towards solutions. and because of their confidence in joe, these accomplishments occurred. joe has stood up for democracy at home and he has stood up for democracy abroad. and he has always stood up for what he believes is right. and many of you may know, i first came to know joe through his son beau. bo and i worked together at state attorneys general. back then beau would often tell me stories about his dad. and he would talk about the kind of father and the kind of man that joe biden is. and he would talk about the qualities of his father and the qualities that beau revered the most are the same qualities that i see every day in ou

after weeks of speculation and denials us president joe biden has a band in his bid for re election in november in a statement by and said, i believe it is in the best interest of my party and the country for me to stand down and to focus solely on fulfilling my duties as president for the remainder of my term. the capitalist was his debate against donald trump. i should be biden struggled to keep his train of thoughts or interest performance fueled concerns about his age and cognitive state. if we finally b, medicare bite and has now endorsed his vice president, common law harris as the challenger to donald trump, but americans are divided on his choice. awful, awful news. joe biden got 14000000 votes. he should be the candidate. she's a woman. what also maybe she was make change for us on says what we mean a lot of change. we need definitely some fees to. i don't see where they have really much a chance. i think it's over for. it's a, it's a party that is deconstructing it is failing, and i think the whole world is, is witnessing that right now. donald trump reacted to the news sayin

joe biden has made a lasting difference for a nation and his lifetime of service should be recognized and honored. i look forward to a convention where d we dedicate time to thanking ic joe biden for being an bi incredible public servant for decades and to honoring him for the lasting difference he has may. if we want to secure his legacy as president, his role as one of the most important presidents in our history, the best way to do that is to ensure that a united democratic party succeed in defeating donald trump and jd vance is fall. >> senator, i just got a statement, we just got a statement from vice president kamala harris. it is a bit lengthy but given the significance of the moment i will read it in full because it is very telling. on behalf of the american people, i think joe biden for his extraordinary leadership as president of the united states and for his decades of service to our country. ce his remarkable legacy of accomplishment is unmatched in modern history, american history. surpassed the legacy of many presidents who served two termsn in office. it is a profound h

to convince — take on joe biden's mantle. she hasas to convince her party as much - take on joe biden's mantle. she has to convince her party as much as - to convince her party as much as anybody else at the moment, doesn't she? a lot of what she's doing right now will be for her party and we have seen a lot of major name from the democrats endorsing her today, haven't we? what do you think, is it a shoe in for her now or will there still be contenders? i a shoe in for her now or will there still be contenders?— still be contenders? i don't think it is a shoe _ still be contenders? i don't think it is a shoe in. _ still be contenders? i don't think it is a shoe in. there _ still be contenders? i don't think it is a shoe in. there are - still be contenders? i don't think it is a shoe in. there are a - still be contenders? i don't think it is a shoe in. there are a lot. still be contenders? i don't think it is a shoe in. there are a lot of| it is a shoe in. there are a lot of voices saying that there needs to be some kind of competitiv

joe has made it clear that he's all in the unit. he's me and john as he has always supported my career, i. m o n 2. now jonathan, there's been a lot of talk about the 1st lady's role in this. how significant is she and keeping the bite and campaign going at this point? as i think she's vital. i mean, i think from every thing we know by then pays very close attention to his immediate family and their opinions and perspective and non more then his wife. and so i think as long as she is fully in his corner and believes that he can do the job of running another campaign unbecoming being re elected present. and that's going to be hard to see how we get a different outcome. i will say that the fact that the bite and people including jo right now are saying she's all land, doesn't necessarily tell us entirely what's happening behind the scenes. i mean, you know, they are, of course, going to say what they're saying public right now, until the moment i makes a decision because they know that any wavering will be, see the feeding frenzy that

what has joe biden done here? reated the most catastrophic crisis in the american history the american people know it that's wife a look at the polling president trump is a year ago chuck schumer killed that bill it's house republicans to secure the border. it was joe biden who months ago said he did not have the executive authority to fix this border crisis even though the american people know that it was his executive actions that created this border crisis this latest desperate executive order joe biden has put out is political desperation it only further fuels the illegals who are able to cross both our southern and northern borders. mark: it's unbelievable the propaganda that comes out of this guys mouth of the media that run within and they are like what are you going to say to joe biden says a bipartisan bill? a bipartisan bill, congress and three republicans supported and it was negotiated in secret. one of the republicans, mitch mcconnell voted against his own bill what with the joe biden bipartisan bill h

for all the talk out there about this race, joe has made it clear that he is all in. ers and applause] [chanting "four more years"] thank you. as much as he has always supported my career, i am all in too. this is personal to us. we know what it is like to wait on a phone call from across the world, to get through another holiday with an empty chair at the table. let me ask you this. does donald trump know what it is like? >> [shouting "no"] >> is owned chief of staff said he called pows and those who died in work losers and suckers. [booing] he does not want to be seen with injured veterans because it does not look good for him. it is disgraceful. i want you to remember what it felt like the morning after the 2016 election when we fell short. remember that feeling? remember how you woke up and you said to yourself, "oh my god, what just happened?" we cannot let that happen again. i don't want to wake up with that feeling thinking we should have started earlier or we should have given more money or we should have voted. no, we cannot take anything for granted. we have

step aside. >> kayleigh: those are elected democrats and has anyone checked on nancy pelosi lately? something's up. saw her sunday insisting joe the best man for the job and trump is the one who has dementia. >> my people are very much biden will harris and this is an opportunity for joe biden to go out there and show he has the stamina and by the way, while the press for some reason they don't there are healthcare professionals who think trump has dementia that his thoughts are not going together. >> kayleigh: i would love to me because healthcare officials, they don't exist. she goes on nbc and says this today. >> i think it is a legitimate question to say is this an episode or a condition and when people asked that question it is more legitimate. >> kayleigh: there's a lot we can say about nancy pelosi but nothing if not precise and calculated and chooses her words wisely and a massive shift in messaging sounds like the winds are shifting and no coincidence biden has not even met with party leaders since the debate and now whispers of a paris candidate see growing louder. >> i think she is the person she's a seasoned campai

joe biden has spent three and a half. the difference with kamala harris is, while casey is vice president, to a large portion of the population, she is still an unknown commodity. most people don't really know her background and her story per say and haven't really seen her under those bright lights. so it's a very different campaign as opposed to running against two incumbents. it's a different trajectory. but i have an enormous rate. i know the leadership of this campaign, i have worked with them all for many years and i know that if kamala harris is the democratic nominee, the trump campaign will be prepared to bring that message about her failures directly to the american people. >> the republican platform this cycle has moved in places to the center on. some issues for the first time in 40 years, it is a call for a federal ban on abortion. it doesn't say that a marriage means a union between a man and a woman. what do you make of that? >> here is what president trump has said. he has that our states are the laborator

look, for sevarg and then regrets want to try to run for this and they're saying that, you know, joe biden has down or joe biden can't run for president. is nonpublic spiritedness. that's political cynicism because they should have been saying it three years ago. kamala harris has that an american to be sound the present nuclear and how america -- it is not public spiritedness to go for him to step down when he is about to lose an election. he should have been doing it years ago massage public, nancy pelosi ben carr phishing national like mcnamara street american people, sean, as we can either reward or punish that behavior. and only way to punish the democrats for lying about joe biden's health and threatening us with an incapacitated president is to vote him out of office in every level come november. >> sean: do you really believe regardless of which smirk i believe the democratic party is basically -- there are united front. i don't think immigration policy will change our thinking on the policy will change, i think foreign policy will change. >> nothing will change. every single one of th

the person who has been steadfast in that joe was gone -- joe has got to go... we will start with... i saw joe biden tonight as defiant, not caring what the elites in this party think. don't get the scents that all that he is moved by any of the noise that is being created with -- within democratic ranks. and he is fighting to stay in and i don't know. i'm not there that it's a done deal. i'm not where tommy is. i'm probably at 5050. >> i'm with you sean. he bought himself some time and although it's weird for me to say that time is on his side for a man it is not, on the political calendar it is because he can slow walk this thing from event to event to clear the extremely low bar set for him. it's an interesting thing that people were predicting that the very low bar for biden in the debate would trip up trump. what actually happened is the very low bar is now tripping up democrats who would like to get rid of him because he goes out there and gives a slightly better performance than the debate. although i think it was basically about the same and people go i g

joe biden is age. it's not their policies. so that's why this has, more than bedwetting and hand wringing. i think this really is an issue joe biden has to confront in every single way. if he does that, of course, his accomplishments speak volumes. of course he is an amazing president. mika, this is painful for people who care about him. you know, it was incredibly heartbreaking to watch thursday night for most of americans. you know what? right now, he has to perform flawlessly. you know what? america is going to hold her breath all the way from now until the first tuesday of november. we're going to hold our breath. >> yeah. i want to bring reverend al into the conversation. rev al, we talked over the weekend. i want to know what you've been hearing. i'm also going to ask you the same question i asked claire. that is, independents and republicans who maybe don't want to vote for trump but are holding back from joe biden, besides his age, which i don't think bothers all of them, what is it that keeps them from voting for joe biden? what's the issue

, rachel, conversation has got to begin. joe, rachel. thank— conversation has got to begin.uch. conversation has got to begin. iir9: rachel, thank you very much. back with you in a second. in a landmark ruling, the un's top court has said that israel's occupation of palestinian territories is against international law. the international court ofjustice said israel should stop settlement activity in the west bank and eastjerusalem and end its "illegal" occupation of those areas and the gaza strip. the icj's advisory opinion is not legally binding but it's the first time it has delivered a position on the legality of the 57—year occupation. by 11 votes to four is of the opinion that the state of israel's continued presence in the occupied territory is unlawful. by 11 votes to make four is of the opinion that the state of israel is under an obligation to bring an end to... sorry, to bring an end to its unlawful presence in the occupied palestinian territory as rapidly as possible. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu dismissed the court's opinion as "lies". he said, "thej

many of their leading members have criticized and even pretty much mocked president joe biden, because of how he has withdrawn. and what that might mean for a re election of a donald trump. but over all the mood in germany is of praise and of paying respect to joe biden. what difference would it make for germany who sits in the white house as well? the important difference would be not necessarily between who uh, from the democratic party might now be the new candidates and might to possibly win the presidency. the, the position is that the person be it come on harris or somebody else would probably continue along the lines of jo biden's presidency. the big question is, will it be donald trump, or will it be a democratic candidates? there? a lot of concerns in germany and these concerns have been mounting over the past few months about a possible new trump presidency. if we think back to his previous presidency, the relationships with germany had really soured. the transatlantic relationship had not collapse, but it was really on ice. trump was constantly criticizing europe, germany, and also specif

has ever made okay. and thanks for a chance to be on with you again. a joe biden is a fighter what has distinguished our president and throughout decades of life is that every time he's been knocked down, he's gotten back up again. and we in delaware, we have served with him in the senate i loved and admired him for decades, admire his fight and his toughness and he was convinced he could continue this fight and beat donald trump but the last few weeks have been a difficult process. i would rather not focus on the process at all. i think today we should focus on joe biden's incredible legacy of service to our nation, his selflessness, his accomplishments in his decades in the senate, leading the judiciary committee on foreign relations committee as vice president, and now leading the biden-harris administration it bears repeating that together. joe biden and kamala harris and the majority in the senate and house managed to put into law earth-shaking historic pieces of legislation that have cut prescription drug prices helped our veterans paved nude roads, re

axios has a it alludes to what the president said soundbite waiting to see what happens with crooked joe. essentially what axios is saying because of biden's problems. the former president can pick a vice presidential candidate who he likes personally rather than just somebody who helps him politically for whatever reason as has historically been the case. the one who aligns with him the best is probably j.d. vance. although marco rubio is going to appear with him today but j.d. vance is closer to the maga movement than the other two. >> lawrence: i think if the president wants a landslide victory. anyone that feels like can give him any additional points, i am of the opinion the president has already decided on who he wants to pick. is he just waiting. >> steve: absolutely. >> lawrence: waiting for the right media cycle to announce that person. >> ainsley: interesting they narrowed it down. "the washington post," right? those three individuals, because what about tim scott? he was in the running a week ago. ben carson, too. you said he started following him recently. >> steve: he did. >

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has tweeted the following . here's tweeted the following. here's what donald trump had to say. crooked joeby far in the history of our nation. has he been listening to my take at ten? i wonder, he goes on to say he's done everything possible to destroy our country from our southern border to energy dominance, national security, international standing and so much more. he was annihilated in an earth shattering debate, and now the corrupt and radical democrats are throwing him overboard. he was not fit to serve from the very beginning, but the people around him lied to america about his complete and total mental, physical, and cognitive demise. whoever the left puts up now will just be more of the same. he signs off with his well—known political moniker, make america great again . back to you, charlie again. back to you, charlie peters. before we go to roger gewolb, because, charlie, you've got some more for us. yeah a breaking line here. >> a senior democrat, peter welch, he's from vermont. he said that he's not ready to stand in and support kamala harris. that's the report coming out from

applied -- joe biden's justice department has applied he could go to prison. 's so extraordinary that people could say that donald trump is the one trying to use the law against his opponent in the future when that's what joe biden is trying to do. >> do you object to the premise? >> i think that what we need to recognize is applying a consistent standard is what really matters. >> so you would not want the justice department to prosecute joe biden for any alleged crimes? >> i want people who -- margaret, i want people who commit crimes to face the appropriate response in law. what i do not think is reasonable is for joe biden to weaponize his own justice department, going after donald trump, any numbers of crimes, some of which have been thrown out, a number which will be thrown out including on monday by the united states supreme court. so the problem that i have, margaret, is not with which democrat should prosecute which republican and vice versa. let's get out of the prosecuting of people based on their politics. let's let voters decide who the president s

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joe biden has to go to the american people, not just in one meeting, one press conference, one speech, but consistently and constantly. tonight will be important. in the press conference -- but is -- it is more than just one press conference. >> does he just hang out fielding concerns until november? >> joe biden has to continue consistently and aggressively making his case to the american people about what is at stake in this election. he has to take the fight to donald trump. and he has to do it himself. it cannot be done for him, his advisers or staff cannot do it for him. i have to go. >> senator -- >> thank you. >> donald trump poses a threat to our individual freedoms, cozies up to dictators, has a plan that will raise taxes on the american people and will make us less secure and divide our politics even more, so the best --best way to defeat donald trump. we obviously have different perspectives about how to proceed. again, the president's team made a strong presentation, and i continue to support the reelection. >> the senator things there will be a decision perhaps sunday. do

the us president joe biden has dropped off with the 2020 full presidential race against donald trump. it follows weeks of concern over his age and pressure from within his own party. to step aside, bottom has endorsed vice president to come to hire us to take his place. so have other a 100 congressional democrats, a white house correspondent, kimberly how could begins coverage after days of isolation, recovering from cove it and deliver ration, consulting with his family, me and a handful of friends. us president joe biden made his historic announcement on x. he'll no longer seek the democratic nomination for president. i believe it's in the best interest of my party and the country for me to stand down and focus solely on fulfilling my duties as president for the remainder of my term. i was so deeply moved by the presence, powerful and poignant statements which was truly courageous and visionary present by them has been one of the the greatest most courageous and consequential presence of american history. the calls for by then to drop his bid for a 2nd term exploded last month after