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anderson cooper: sweeping blowout win for the former vice president, joe biden. joe biden: my buddy jim clyburn, you brought me back. van jones: biden goes from being a marginal joke to being a juggernaut in south carolina because of jim clyburn. joe biden: this is a man of enormous integrity. kate bedingfield: having this moment where you just come roaring back in a way that's kind of bigger and stronger than people imagined was even possible. that feeling is so euphoric. evan osnos: it was amazing how quickly things came together. candidates dropped out of the race and democrats were so focused on trying to make donald trump a one term president. david urban: i expressed some concern to the folks in the campaign, different people, even the president himself, that joe biden was a much more formidable candidate than bernie sanders. pamela brown (voiceover): donald trump went on the attack. donald trump: they're going to put him into a home and other people are going to be running the country. pamela brown (voiceover): he took on biden's age, despite being less than f

yes, joe biden and ben'amin netanyahu have i year? yes, joe regard as a more _ and hoping for what he would regard as a more friendly trump presidency. joe biden— as a more friendly trump presidency. joe biden has been critical. if you remember. — joe biden has been critical. if you remember, he famously said after the october— remember, he famously said after the october the _ remember, he famously said after the october the 7th atrocity, he said, don't _ october the 7th atrocity, he said, don't make — october the 7th atrocity, he said, don't make the mistake that we made over 9-ii _ don't make the mistake that we made over 9-ii of— don't make the mistake that we made over 9—11 of overreacting. but there has been _ over 9—11 of overreacting. but there has been $12.5 billion in us military— has been $12.5 billion in us military aid to israel since then. we were — military aid to israel since then. we were seeing pictures of the un security council meeting. we are going to talk to dan harper, a brit in lebanon. keir starmer has told uk national

biden, when he was talking about _ well. joe biden, when he was talking about the _ well. joeolution. i was reading and analysis a couple of days ago saying that when the west talked about a two state solution they do it in the knowledge that it isn�*t going to happen. and now that is being replaced by talking about a ceasefire that they also know is not going to happen. do you share that depressing assessment?- share that depressing assessment? �* ., ., ., assessment? i'm afraid i do. the dynamic _ assessment? i'm afraid i do. the dynamic we _ assessment? i'm afraid i do. the dynamic we have - assessment? i'm afraid i do. the dynamic we have fallen l assessment? i'm afraid i do. i the dynamic we have fallen into for many years is that we have to keep talking about a two—state solution because speaking about the reality on the ground is too uncomfortable, diplomatically speaking. and talking about negotiations in terms of a ceasefire, the israelis were never talking about a ceasefire but about a humanitarian pause mother could get hostages out and then continue bombing. that i

joe j of things here. number one joe biden the first _ of things here. number one joee first thing he did when he got into office - biden the first thing he didl when he got into office was reversed _ when he got into office was reversed donald _ when he got into office was reversed donald trump's . when he got into office wasj reversed donald trump's or executive _ reversed donald trump's or executive order— reversed donald trump's or executive order and - reversed donald trump's or executive order and put- reversed donald trump's or executive order and put in. reversed donald trump's or. executive order and put in his own— executive order and put in his own executive _ executive order and put in his own executive order- executive order and put in his| own executive order reversing donald — own executive order reversing donald trump's _ own executive order reversing donald trump's on _ own executive order reversingi donald trump's on immigration and the — donald trump's on immigration and the border. _ donald trump's on immigration and the border. number- donald trump

biden 's_ expressing kamala harris and joe biden 's relief— expressing kamala harris and joefe _ joe biden 's relief that donald trump is safe following - joe biden 's relief that donald trump is safe following this i trump is safe following this assassination— trump is safe following this assassination attempt- trump is safe following this assassination attempt and i assassination attempt and kamala _ assassination attempt and kamala harris _ assassination attempt and kamala harris saying i assassination attempt and | kamala harris saying there assassination attempt and i kamala harris saying there is no place _ kamala harris saying there is no place for— kamala harris saying there is no place for political - kamala harris saying there is no place for political violence in this— no place for political violence in this country. _ no place for political violence in this country. majority- in this country. majority leader— in this country. majority leader chuck— in this country. majority leader chuck schumeri in this country. majority- leader chuck schumer talking about — leade

>> joe biden. joe biden is daddy. >> piers morgan. >> i do like peers.st. >> kylie jenner. >> i like her sister... caitlin is nice. >> are single people voting for donald trump or kamala harris? >> hopefully kamala harris. >> trump. >> kamala harris. >> kamala harris. >> i hope they are voting for kamala. >> are you a trump man? >> jesse watters, what you want to tell him? >> this is fox. my mom is not one to be happy. >> jesse you sound hot. >> jesse is a guy. >> oh, no,. >> peace and love. >> jesse: peace and love, am i doing that right? morehead on prime time. fewer m. that's why he switched to dovato. dovato is a complete hiv treatment for some adults. no other complete hiv pill uses fewer medicines to help keep you undetectable than dovato. detect this: leo learned that most hiv pills contain 3 or 4 medicines. dovato is as effective with just 2. if you have hepatitis b, don't stop dovato without talking to your doctor. don't take dovato if you're allergic to its ingredients or taking dofetilide. this can cause serious or life-threatening side effect

joe biden. applause now. i don't — our president, joe biden. plause now, i don't have to tell the - now, i don't have to tell the brothers and sisters of labour that you really get to know somebody when you really get to know somebody when you are in the middle of a fight. when times are hard. when the forces are mighty, when people don't believe something can get done and they have a thousand excuses for why it can't get done. and i have spent more time with this extraordinary human being when the cameras were not in the room, when the stakes were high, when the heat was intense, and joe biden has always stood with the workers of america, and labour unions of america, always! always! i've been with him when he will bring folks into the oval office and you know howjoe can get sometimes, he doesn't spare words, sometimes they cameras are not in the room when he has those conversations. because the thing about the joe biden conversations. because the thing about thejoe biden i know and i know you know because he has been a friend of labour for so

joe biden can do. indeed. thanks forjoining _ much joe biden can do. indeed. thanks forjoining us. _ much joe biden can do.joining us. what about iran? meanwhile, iran, which is hezbollah�*s key backer in the middle east, has so far been quiet on the possibility, of an israeli invasion of southern lebanon. lyse doucet is here with me. what is the thinking in iran? at this what is the thinking in iran? git this hour of there are no good options for iran, and they know that hezbollah, the most important strategic partner, in the so—called axis of resistance, as well as the hardliners at home, expect it to retaliate, but on the other hand it knows that there are those in israel who want to draw iran into an all—out war, a spiral that could potentially bring in the us. and thatis potentially bring in the us. and that is the nightmare scenario for the islamic republic, because it's a goal above all else is the preservation of the islamic republic and its power at home. these major blows to hezbollah that we have heard about tonight again, these are major blows to iran because hezbollah was notjust the strongest

joe biden, joe biden became mentally ill. kamala was born that way.think about it, only a mentally retarded person could allow this to happen to our country and new corruption scandals around the head of state. european commission, it turned out that ursula fondeen spent brussels money on consulting dubious specialists, so the post of consultant on the agricultural issue went to a professor of medieval history, and for the post of eu special representative for small and medium business, she tried to nominate one of her fellow party members. and all the details are in our european. another gate in brussels ursula fondeen paid 1,500 euros of budget funds to a german professor of medieval history for six months of consulting on agriculture. peter strohschneider was hired personally by the head of the european commission to prepare a report on the settlement of the situation with farmers who were holding protests throughout the eu. the professor had previously provided similar services to the german government, only berlin paid 30 euros per meeting. it tu

the us president, joe biden, have said _ another gaza. the us president, joeid a _ joe biden, have said a diplomatic solution is still possible. the prime list of britain, sir keir starmer, will be speaking at the assembly later today. be speaking at the assembly latertoday. —— be speaking at the assembly later today. —— prime minister. 0ver later today. —— prime minister. over night there has been heavy exchange of fire across the border. sirens were activated. 0ne missile was detected crusted from lebanon and detected by the air defence systems. with me is said shehata from bbc arabic. missiles reach in tel aviv. tell us more. there are rockets coming from has below. at the same time east and south of lebanon. —— has below. 400 rockets from hezbollah onto israel. hezbollah is a strong enemy even with israeli air forces superiority, there is damage and injured people but no i's reported as dead, but it is still as worrying for the israelis and even after the announcement from mason nine who, —— yarr you it is to help to return people to the north it shows aga

kamala harris's future tojoe anything they can to tie kamala harris's future to joe biden's past, — harris's future to joend i think we're going to see her separate that as much — to see her separate that as much as— to see her separate that as much as possible tomorrow night while _ much as possible tomorrow night while still— much as possible tomorrow night while still billing somewhat respectful of him. gf while still billing somewhat respectful of him. of course, alle es respectful of him. of course, all eyes on — respectful of him. of course, all eyes on philadelphia - respectful of him. of course, all eyes on philadelphia for. all eyes on philadelphia for the debate tomorrow night. we're going to talk about this breaking story of harvey weinstein rest room rikers island to hospital for surgery. nada, we said he doesn't want to be in good health. —— l. mrs days before he's due to reappear. mrs days before he's due to reappear-— reappear. that's right, his last court _ reappear. that's right, his last court appearance, - reappear. that's right, his last court appearance, i i reappear. that's right, hi

joe biden speaking in the _ we're working on now. joe the last _ we're working on now. joe biden speaking in the last hour - we're working on now. joe biden speaking in the last hour at - speaking in the last hour at the white house. the former prime minister of ukraine, arseniy thank you for being with us. the document being presented today at the white house is called the victory plan. anyone watching our reporting from the front line know things are extremely difficult for that what is in the document that would change that reality? i'm not sure i _ would change that reality? i'm not sure i can _ would change that reality? in not sure i can share would change that reality? in not sure i can share any specific issues of these documents with up what i am sure about, this is a victory plan and ajoint sure about, this is a victory plan and a joint victory plan. for the entire free world for that we're all the same size of the aisle. we're in the same boat. i believe that ukraine's vestry is a western victory. i believe ukraine's victory i

president joe biden speaking there at _ americas. president joe americas. president joe biden speaking there at the united l speaking there at the united nations. let's return to our top story. sir keir starmer has said �*change has began�* as he listed what he described as his government's achievements in the first few months. 0ur political correspondent alex forsyth is at the conference. people are still filing out from the conference where keir starmer gave his speech. it was about an hour long and the conference hall was packed and there was standing room only. few moments when he got a standing ovation. notably when he spoke about the rioting in the summer, he called it thuggery, saying racism is vile which brought the crowd to its feet. we can talk about this now with tracy brabin, the mayor of west yorkshire. thanks forjoining us. what did you think? did he answer the critics that said he had been too downbeat and too gloomy? that is what we needed in the speech we have heard. it started slow and measured and very thoughtful, and i got a se

in 2020 joe biden won michigan - economy was booming. in 2020 joe be tight again this year. they are peppering this date with multiple visits. in the last week alone donald trump, colour harris, jd vance and tim walz have all made trips to michigan. moving north in flint there is anger that ten years on from the contaminated water crisis many still do not have clean water to drink and have not received compensation due to them. cities still show the scars of the long gone motor heyday. scars of the long gone motor he da . , , ., scars of the long gone motor he da . , ., scars of the long gone motor heda. , ., ., heyday. this is a union town. you've got — heyday. this is a union town. you've got to _ heyday. this is a union town. you've got to care _ heyday. this is a union town. you've got to care enough. it is about a humanitarian element. and i hear, harris constantly talking about the relief for the people. and that is what i am looking for and thatis is what i am looking for and that is why i am leaning towards her.— that is why i am leaning tow

joe biden. all right, thank you so much for your _ joe biden. expertise and as it is we do have more updates, we will bring them to uk on the bbc news channel. 700 nato paratroopers have landed near the dutch city of arnhem as part of events marking the 80th anniversary of a failed second world war operation. thousands of troops died during operation market garden — an allied attempt to capture bridges, which would have paved the way for an assault on nazi germany. now, of course, there is plenty more on our top stories, including live events in lebanon, cross—borderfighting lebanon, cross—border fighting between israel and lebanon, cross—borderfighting between israel and hezbollah, so please do stay with us here on the bbc news channel, there is plenty more to come. storms will continue across mainly southern england into the midlands and across wales. those could be really quite intense. lots of rainfall in a short space of time, frequent lightning and gusts of wind. not everyone is going to see those heavy downpours. they will be very hit and

joe biden. she's more liberal than _ against joe biden. she's more liberal than joe _ against joe biden. ave that you look at the cnn poll and the new york times poll, the american electorate think she is too extreme to be president and is trying to change and i don't think the debate changed it. do you think there was a clear winner? it do you think there was a clear winner? ., . do you think there was a clear winner? . , , , . ., do you think there was a clear winner? . , , , . . ., winner? it was 'ust such a low barto winner? it wasjust such a low bar to determine _ winner? it wasjust such a low bar to determine who - winner? it wasjust such a low bar to determine who the - winner? it wasjust such a low. bar to determine who the winner is in my view. the harris campaign set the bar, they generally believed president trump would be able to be dated and getting into this insulting exchange, that never happened so president trump past baba. i don't think resident trump executed the case as strongly as i could have, to showjust how liberal harris is, he could have talked about her position

disaster and have said they have had a lot of interactions with joe biden over the months and think of the state again and that was a different joe biden than the joe biden engine. people who have talked a lot about seeing joe biden being taken aback by the debate because he was so wet that at other times so that's an unfortunate aspect of aging but the pending carol -- kamala harris on what she was turning round to say. >> she has a level of access that she claimed to have had throughout his presidency. john the press secretary who was denouncing and asking questions for weeks saying it was and if you believe this video showing him not with all his faculties like he felt manipulated then that lie was exposed in the debate. >> of the question you are posing was not exactly did she or didn't she know but what is she doing with that? how should she show up in public around that issue and that's a different question. standing by a person you have confidence in is a different thing. >> i want to get to tim walz because he was asked about lying about when he was in the national guard of drunk driving charge in the 90s involving ivf wi

she should just look at him and say, i'm not joe biden. i'm not joe biden. u know how he does a little thing, little swagger. i'm not joe biden. and if she does that that could just really make one of those moments, yeah, you don't look like joe biden. you were only his vp and that might give her a little distance because what she wants is distance. trump is going to make her look like joe biden in a pants suit and if she can say i'm not joe biden in a cool, fun way, that might help her out. other than that, she's got a lot of work to do because we've never seen her take a punch except once and she had a glass jaw. >> greg: by the way, that is an analogy for people at home. he's not talking literally a punch or literally a jaw made of glass for those bloggers out there. >> dana: thank you. >> greg: judge we had this montage of disturbed talking heads. >> judge jeanine: yes. >> greg: are they sincerely worried or are they just trying to build low expectations so any -- by showing up she wins. >> judge jeanine: yeah. it's setting low expectations so when she go

the secret service answers to joe biden. joeen could easily say, get donald trump the same level of protection i received. we don't have enough manpower or resources. joe biden doesn't have to go to the beach or his home in delaware every weekend lots of americans are perfectly happy to stay at the white house and watch college football or no football or baseball playoffs. joe biden can get it done, he can direct and get the same level of protection he does and kamala harris but he's not doing so. >> you and i share a passion for foreign policy. he lived it, you sat there fighting in the war but we leave this world right now without a debate about foreign policy. this world right now is on fire. this is the world that joe biden is leaving. the world's on fire and you have the "wall street journal", biden leaves his successor a world of disorder between was happening in the middle east and taiwan in europe, that's not an overstatement. >> battle. joe biden went to the united nations this week and gave an embarrassing speech to ju

joe joe biden. 2 point oh, that's not what he got. yeah, i mean, carl, and i've said, i said it a few months ago, you know, considering the, the campaign that the trump people are running, i mean, the less, the says, the better. that's in my opinion, that's what strategies opinion here. i'm sorry, i mean go to miss the here right now, let's do one of the things that we found. some, i think these were the democratic party completed its re branding during that debate because now it's the party of the neo cons. it's a party of the deep state, it's the party of mega donors. i mean, this is the, the final rebranding of it. and joe biden was just an irritant to it because he was just a stubborn person. i have to watch my language here, but it's, it seems to me the re branding is complete your thoughts? yeah, i would say that that's probably pretty accurate. i think at this point they have sort of slow walk that progression. i think amongst their base, i think the obviously would've been something that they could sell overnight. i think it's something that they've had to really kind of lead their voting base into . i think you're that mean it, it started long. it really started with bill clinton. i think, but i think really obama was very effective and starting to shift that very dramatically. and i think after obama, they really just had a couple tweaks to make here in there. and i think humble harris is now really stealing that deal. yeah, we and carl, and having the democratic nominee and embracing dick cheney, i mean, explained to me what's going on here. well, that's what the party is now, is this, this is v

channels, it's going to come out, it's their entertainment channel, and it's going to be about joe biden, joee played by their sanctioned actor, dmytro dyuzhev, who's known for his jaw-dropping interviews, in which he's always said very like that. strange things, maybe under the influence of some substances, or he's just such a funny guy, and here he is playing joe biden, the fact is that the russian media has already... leaked the script of the first episode and the readers there are discussing that it's going to be an absolute masterpiece, that is what it is there will be something bad, although i thought it would be something a little better than the usual russian propaganda of this time, because the director there is more or less not bad, he once filmed interns, this is a popular series and it was popular in our country, but the script is really very - very bad and it starts with the fact that the head of the cia comes to joe biden's office and complains that the sanctions are not in effect in russia, what should we do, mr. president, mr. president is holding his head, how is it, we have

biden and carries a lot _ president to joe biden and carries a lot of _ president to joeout. one is the cost of food and the others the cost of housing. i understand you, i know how hard it is, i will help you with that. president biden has — help you with that. president biden has been _ help you with that. president biden has been on _ help you with that. president biden has been on stage - help you with that. president| biden has been on stage with the vice president over the weekend. he was in pittsburgh yesterday. he will be in wisconsin thursday, michigan on friday. they have to be careful how they use them. he has been talking this evening at the white house. have a listen. the bottom line is, thousands of cities and towns all across america are seeing the great american comeback story, whether they're in red states or blue, all part of what we're calling an invest in america agenda. it's about seeking my commitment, speaking to the commitment i made as president to be president for all americans, whether you voted for me or not, whether you're in a red state or a

joe bbc. what would you do if you werejoe biden? i bbc. what would you do if you were joe biden?— were joe biden? s treading _ were joe biden? i thinkjoe biden is treading with - biden is treading with appropriate caution. he is done from the very beginning, some people criticise him for not moving quickly enough, i think when he said, let's wait and see where we are on tanks, let's wait and see what we are on f—16, let's wait and see where we are out on longer range attack comes, he was being appropriately to assess the situation on the battlefield and to manage the risk of escalation. right now, there is a debate raging in the seems to be some difference of opinion between the british prime minister and the us president about deep strikes in the russian territory. —— atacms. there are two issues here, number one, how effective would they be militarily and the answer is, i'm not sure ukraine wouldn't be better off using them against crimea or targets in occupied ukraine and number two, targets in occupied ukraine and numbertwo, major targets in occupied ukraine and number two, major strikes deep

i had a debate with cricket joe biden -- crooked joe biden and another debate with her. she and crooked joe have destroyed our country with mentally deranged people pouring into the u.s. unchecked, unvented, and with inflation bankrupting our middle-class it has gotten bad. everyone knows this. all of the problems caused by kamala and joe were discussed in great detail with the first debate with joe and second debate with conrad harris. she was a no-show at the fox debate. fox invited her. i sat with the great sean hannity. does everyone know sean? great man. he is a good man. i said, where is she? she didn't show so we did a town hall. he got great ratings on that town hall, i tell you. host: we are taking your calls. did tuesday's debate impact your view of the race? we want to hear from you. if you are an undecided voter, (202) 748-8000. supporting vice president harris, (202) 748-8001. for those supporting former president trump (202) 748-8002. everyone else, you can call (202) 748-8003. we will go to the calls. margaret in arkansas, good morning. caller: good morning

hypocrisy regarding israel's regional crimes, but it is, it is the height of hypocrisy, joe biden, president joe biden, sometimes referred to as genocide joe, says that he is working around the clock a cease fire, and yet he is sending, as you said, all the weapons. uh that israel is using for the genocide and he is providing israel with diplomatic cover on the world stage in the united nations are vetoing resolutions that call for a cease fire uh in the general assembly which fortunately doesn't have veto power but he voted against resolution that says that israel must end the occupation the united states another hypocritical thing the united states says it wants peace in the middle east and yet if peace will come to the middle east, if and when israel is forced to adhere to international law, that's the whole problem in the middle east is israel's uh complete disregard of international law, of the human rights of the palestinian people, and uh it's aggression toward uh lebanon and and and iran and other names syria uh and yemen. israel is very war mongering, warmaking nation. "it wants to, it'

thoughts on on the latest developments, but we're kicking off with a discussion of the track of of joe biden. joe biden, as you noted, sharply criticized your tax policies while eating an ice cream and it has to be said that his his i think was was unhelpful. it was an attack upon the policies of america's closest friend and ally but not unusual, of course, for a for joe for joe biden. he has a very controversial record when it comes to to dealing with the united kingdom. and your view is what does. the future hold if have four more years of the biden presidency in what does that mean for the world's superpower? what does it mean for american leadership on the world? what does it mean as well for the for the us-uk? a special relationship? well i believe that four more years of joe biden would have, first of all, a negative impact on the us internally. now we can what is happening in the streets of major cities in the united states we can see what is happening with the promotion of left wing ideology. i talked about title nine and the appalling situation where girls use the locker room or the bath

james austin johnson is playing trump and this is the spot where he talks about missing joe biden. >> i miss joehen they did a switch aroo and they swapped out biden with kambla. >> i mean art here is -- imitating life. and i mean, obviously "snl" pokes fun at -- the things that are happening in -- from pop culture to politics and it shapes a lot of the public opinion that people have in addition to the news and in addition to what people are reading and what we're all experiencing. like donald trump is mad like -- it seems very concerned that he is no longer running against president biden. and i think that is one of the things that showed -- shone through in this clip from "snl" last night. >> i love that fact that it gets us to a point where we can laugh after this stuff. i mean, joe walsh was with us in the a. block 8:00 a.m. and he was talking about i just -- i don't want to laugh at any of this and it's funny. and i really appreciate the sentiment but at a certain point you do need others to help you have that moment where you crack a smile. >> laugh to keep them crying. >> laugh to keep f

hypocrisy regarding israel's regional crimes, but it is, it is the height of hypocrisy, joe biden, president joe biden sometimes refer to as genocide joe. says that he is working around the clock a cease fire, and yet he is sending, as you said, all the weapons that israel is using for the genocide, and he is providing israel with diplomatic cover on the world stage, in united nations vetoing resolutions that call for a cease fire uh in the general assembly, which fortunately doesn't have a veto power, but he voted against resolution that says that israel must end the oc patient: the united states, another hypocritical thing, the united states says it wants peace in the middle east, yet if peace will come to the middle east, if and when israel is forced to adhere to international law, that's the whole problem in the middle east is israel's complete disregard of international law, of the human rights of the palestinian people, and it's aggression toward lebanon and and and iran and other name syria. uh and yemen, uh, israel is very war-mongering, war-making nation, it wants to, it's an expansioni

joe biden in the primary, then -ot joe biden in the primary, then got kamala _ joe biden in the primaryot kamala harris without actually voting for her. i l actually voting for her. think a lot of the actually voting for her.“ think a lot of the dynamics actually voting for her._ think a lot of the dynamics on the stage are very likely to be defined by how historically he has dealt with women who challenge him. nikki haley — who you were backing — was on fox yesterday, giving this unsolicited advice. donald trump and jd vance need to change the way they speak about women. you don't need to call kamala "dumb" — she didn't get this far, you know, just by accident. she's here, that's what it is, she's a prosecutor. you don't need to go and talk about intelligence or looks, oranything else — just focus on the policies. when you call even a democrat woman "dumb", republican women get their backs up, too. david has joined david hasjoined us. we all remember how it went for hillary clinton, him looming over her shoulder onstage back in 2016. she's been very careful to stay away from the identi

well, he got there, showed it to joe biden, joe biden looked at it, passed it on to his security advisersw do you expect events to develop? i expect there will be a presentation first, uh the president personally will be able to explain some details, answer questions, and... then, president biden, his staff, including the national security adviser, the secretary of state, they will also be able to speak and or do, for example, their own. positions or some counter-proposals, that is , in this way, and then there is a specific request to provide weapons, so to speak, maybe yes, maybe some talk about sanctions pressure on russia, as you can see further, let's imagine what the united states will say, yes the plan is not bad, how do you further see the implementation of this plan, given that in november in the united states, the elections in washington can say, let us return to this issue after. elections, or in washington they can take on the implementation immediately on the contrary, until the elections have taken place? i hope that the implementation of this plan will take place, well, at

question was less explicit and more implicit in terms of how would joe biden perform because the expectation been set up by donald trump that joe biden would simply not be able to and in many ways joe biden his performance enacted, verified that question that some voters had. we had the age question in the 1960's when we started televised presidential debates, the age question was put to john kennedy as an he looked to be too young and inexperienced. we sought again with ronald reagan's election, would he be too old to continue serving as president. so that question and really i would interpret it or frame it as fitness of the candidate. whether it's their level of fitness to perform their duties and again, we see that address and enact that on the debate stage. >> if you would like to join our conversation with mitchell mckinney he is a national scholar on presidential debates. you can do that on our line for democrats. 202-748-8000. republicans, 202-748-8001. independents 202-748-8002. we will get to your phone call shortly. mitchell mckinney there's also knocking to be any audience in the studio, what impact do you think tha

we are sitten on saudi arabia in pennsylvania, but joe biden would rather get it from them. the biggest contrast between joemp is president trump was right about every single disaster that joe biden was wrong about. nafta destroyed the economy in pennsylvania and michigan. a real estate developer, donald trump was right about that issue. letting china into the world trade organization, joe biden supported it. donald trump opposed it and now of course donald trump is saying let's open up the american energy markets and joe biden is trying to destroy it. joe biden's entire career has been about decimating the manufacturing economy in this country. and donald trump is about rebuilding it and correcting the mistakes of broken leadership. >> sean: let's talk about foreign policy, and i won't call it the vance doctrine, it will be the trump doctrine. >> it will be the trump doctrine. >> sean: let's talk about the hot spots in the world. i don't understand joe biden's policy towards iran. >> not at all. >> sean: why does he allow china to have spy balloons on the international air ways and waterways. why did russi

joe biden. she has the worst qualities of hillary clinton and joe biden wrapped together. uthenticity, hillary clinton and weakness of joe biden. with joe biden, they ran the basement strategy, teleprompter strategy for she's only in controlled environments like we saw or with oprah and i think the lead up to the interview with cnn tells you everything you need to know about the political peace inside steel behind the scenes and had to call on big names like brian and stephanie and david and debating we have a sitdown with, gayle king or this person or that person? have her talk about i worked with seasoned candidates and politicians and previously worked for it for trump governor and freshman members of congress and prep them for media interviews, i've never seen that much concern over a single interview and i think it shows the lack of confidence campaign and in herself as a candidate. >> one of kamala harris is surrogates who is asked about this and here is what she said in response. >> she's a very busy person, vice president as well as candidate. we heard today about t

joe said he would be a transitional candidate? he did not know she would be transitioning from president to fertilizer. [ laughter ] now they are so great for after all, she did not bully joe biden with a low bar like that all she had to do was avoid shouting allah akbar are claim that maroon five is an underrated band. compared to joeered eight win she did not arrive in the back or hurst, plus the strategy of gaining trump with hoaxes paid off, kept her from saying anything about her past, present or future and i'd take his trump off. it helped that she had help, of course,, there is no way that she would have so confidently rattled off those hoaxes if she did not know she had covered. it's like a drunk girl out of the bar picking fights that she expects her boyfriend to settle, exit here the boyfriend was the moderators. likely this is one relationship where she does not have to worry about a pregnant nanny. [ laughter ] now veteran at gop strategists are saying kamala harris won but remember these are the same geniuses that brought you the charisma of net ron made as is so boring his dog asked to be tied to the roof. that is an old story! but how will voters? remember them? the people who actually decide the outcomes of elections? or at least the ones where the dams are not accounting boasts? y'all spoke to undec

joe biden of? itrefoil accused joe biden of? well occasionally _ accused joe biden of? will slip up and he is unscripted and that kind of stuff will happen. yes he is 78 years old but there is a stark contrast between him and joe biden and that is where the age question was going on. and keep in mind in july there was an assassination attempt on donald trump and he after getting shot got up and racist fist in the air and said fight, fight, fight and was back the next day on the campaign trail. 50 fight and was back the next day on the campaign trail.— the campaign trail. so you think that is the _ the campaign trail. so you think that is the donald _ the campaign trail. so you think that is the donald trump - the campaign trail. so you think that is the donald trump that i the campaign trail. so you think| that is the donald trump that we will see tonight, the one who stands up will see tonight, the one who stands up and says fight, fight, fight? 0r up and says fight, fight, fight? or will it be someone will come? his brace loves _ will it be someone will come? h 3 brac

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general, hassan nasrallah. jae leader secretary general, hassan nasrallah. joe biden has directed the _ hassan nasrallah. joe joe biden has directed the pentagon to - hassan nasrallah. joe biden has directed the pentagon to assessj directed the pentagon to assess and adjust as necessary, posturing in the region. what does that mean in a practical way? does that mean in a practical wa ? �* ., does that mean in a practical wa ?~ . , way? and a practical way, the team at the — way? and a practical way, the team at the pentagon - way? and a practical way, the team at the pentagon are - way? and a practical way, the l team at the pentagon are going to be looking at the military posture around the middle east and what are the naval capabilities, what are the air capabilities, what are the air capabilities, the ground capabilities, the ground capabilities and given that the situation is grown more complicated, is there a need to search any specific capabilities for increased forces in certain areas? frankly, the us system is a couple of times since october seven and right after those attacks, and an assessment of t