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and i think that's really important for him going forward. >> and john, i still think maybe biden isneral election candidate to take on trump, maybe. but he seems frustrated. frustrated that he has to explain himself. frustrated that he has to defend his record. frustrating that he has to justify his career in politics. in that chris cuomo interview that was long, you know, he said, "come on, manman," a buncf times, as if to say, come on, man, why are you asking me? you know me? how long can he do that? >> he even said, why are we talking about the past? we shouldn't have to talk about our records. we should be talking about what we're going to do. you have to run on your record! >> this is a presidential campaign. >> but on the same token, like he said today, for 50 years i've done that. all that says to these millennials and generation "z" is that he's the old the guy. that's the problem he has, every time he thinks he's making something better, he's making it worse. >> basil, someone just tweeted, or maybe someone on his behalf, there's a couple of words in here i don't think he w

. >> and john, biden's support is slipping but biden was the most popular in many cases because people knew him. they knew his name. with each passing day with these 50-plus events in iowa this weekend, with the coverage that they get. is biden's support really slipping because he's biden or is it slipping because people are getting to know some of these other candidates and saying hey, i'm going to check them out? >> i think there are two real dangers for a candidate who is well known. one is that you reinforce negative messaging about yourself or that you introduce new information to voters they didn't know about you. in the case of biden i think the concern about how he performed in that debate was new information for them potentially. the belief was that he was going to go in, that he was going to be a strong candidate, that he was going to have command of the substance, that he was going to have command of the stage and he had difficulty with that. so i think part of that slippage is on him. i think in addition to that for some of these other candidates they really weren't 100%. t

ready to fight and win, and alive. >> hopkins you are press with the for john delaney, a democratic candidate, make the case for joe biden. >> equipmen come on. >> america is looking for someone that can urquide uunitet side, and i think that john delaney, joe biden, and people of that ilk are prepared to take on trump in general election that people on lift are not. >> democratic presidential field is smaller tonight, california congressman eric swalwell gave up his presidential aspirations, he will seek reelect to house of representatives. >> today ends your presidential campaign. but it is the beginning of an opportunity in congress with a new perspective shaped by the lives that have touched mine and our campaign throughout the last 3 months. to bring that promise of america to all americans. >> all right move was not a shock. congressman failed to reach 1% in recent polls and lagging behind in doe nation, she not only long shot, candidates like beto o'rourke and john hickenlooper have been struggling to break into crowded field, they could until swalwell's lead, some people are still considering jumping into the rac

biden. it's relatively low political risk to cast john delaney in the role of joe biden, which essentially happened. the guy barely cracked one percent. i think this was voters' introduction to john delaney. joe biden is a former vice president. we'll have to see if he does better tonight. theoretically, he should be more skilled at debates. there can be more political risk. he has a bigger following. >> remember, the sanders/clinton primary in 2016 was about these same issues, how big do you go, how bold do you go? it was a difference rat race. most of them privately will tell you warren is the assigncended candidate in the race but sanders can raise the money and his group sees this as a long, protracted fight. senator sanders and tim ryan over health care and elizabeth warren on immigration. >> for senior citizens it will finally include dental care, hearing aids and eyeglasses. >> but you don't know that, bernie. >> second of all -- i do know t i wrote the damn bill. >> secure the borders. make sure whatever law we have doesn't allow children to be snatched from their parents or gated. how hard

your guy, joe, betty, i wonder what you thought about congressman swalwell going after joe biden echoing john kennedy telling him to pass the torch to a new generation. what did you think of that exchange? >> caller: i love him and one of the reasons i love him -- yeah, he went after joe too but not as forcefully. she had a right. she's fighting for -- to win the election. but i love eric swalwell because i'm very much for gun control. this is the third community that i have lived in that had mass shootings. i'm originally from sandy hook, connecticut. then i lived in charleston, south carolina when that terrible shooting happened in the church and i went to the pastor's funeral. i had people in my building that went to that church. and then now we had one here in virginia beach so at least he's for gun control. but look, half or more of the people up there don't have any chance of becoming the president any more than i do. they have a right to be up there, they have a right to run for president. but a lot of them they're taking up -- they're taking time away from people from serious contende

i want to say something really quickly, too, about the biden campaign sort of pushing back on some of these polls. john is biden's pollster. one of hillary clinton's pollsters, one of the best in the business. he brings up a very good point. it's a weird weekend. it's like, going into a holiday. so the polling is not quite on track as it normally would be. however, when you are seeing a consistent drop across several polls, right, we're not just talking about one or two isolated polls, it's across the board. the big question for biden and his team is, how can they stop the bleeding, and i think a second debate, a much stronger performance in a second debate can mitigate further loss. >> this is echoing the gop race in that we saw the debates really move the numbers, which wasn't necessarily an assumption we went into that with. steve kornacki, you wanted to jump in on this question about race? >> it's true, by the way, you look in the polls, the subgroups are often small. a lot of margin of error. but inside this cnn poll we mentioned here, two things to keep an eye on here. among self-described libera

biden. it's going to be interesting to see if harris can break through. john pointed out all along biden is holding his own even with those not necessarily in his quote-unquote lain and now kamala harris actually leads among that group. >> she doubled among liberals. that's really interesting. the effects not lasting, is this what the debates have been about? >> let's take a little caution, people. this is just one poll. i pointed this out last week. after the poll on the 2015 side we saw -- so one thing i keep in mind is, yes, this is major poll but let's see where things go down the line. >> what do you have to show us about health care? >> our question was worded a little differently but i simplified it for me and viewers at home. should we have a public option or a medicare for all and only a public plan? i i broke it down by all voters and potential democratic primary voters. and what do we see here? elizabeth warren bernie sanders position is really not that popular. only having a public plan only 30% of potential democratic primary voters think we shoul

the joe biden that we're seeing now, the question, john, is is it the joe biden we will see next weekthink it's clearly trying out the tougher joe persona because he did get beaten up in the last debate. this is the highest stakes by far for joe biden. if the negative solidifies in the second, he's in trouble. he has to show vigorous and an ability to punch back and challenge the other democrats and say, medicare for all sounds good but how do you pay for it. the public option is vastly more popular than the bernie sanders put private insurance out of business plan. he has to be more pugnacious. he has to show he's sharp, crisp, and with it. big debate for joe biden. >> that is policy and he's eluding to the politics of personal. he's eluding that he's going to personally go after kamala harris as he felt personally affronted the first time. let's play p 202. >> do a dramatic reading? >> yes, i would. i'm going to pretend as if i was joe biden. >> go ahead. >> i'm not going to be as polite this time. come on, man. this is the same person who asked me to nominate her in her convention.

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i think this lasts a little longer. >> john, we showed biden support overall.s been ticking down. i think it's about five or six points down from that debate. not a good debate. the reason it wasn't a good debate for him is debated itself. there is a question of his performance. did he have a bad night? was this a guy who just hadn't debated in seven years? he's a little rusty. he'll be ready for the next one? or is this the new normal with biden? >> clearly, he had a bad night. so you have to take that -- take what i'm about to say with a grain of salt. but since that, you can see his numbers are down. harris' numbers are up. that's the ball game, right? so here's the issue. clearly that is the matchup that everyone is going to be watching, right? so does he get aggressive? or does he remain, try to remain, you know, above the fray, congenial, friendly, doesn't want to attack other democrats? and the key there is the name bob filmer. that is camilla harris as attorney general in california. a lot of stories this week about how she gave a sweetheart deal to the

john king. thank you for sharing your day with us. joe biden says he is sorry for taking favorably about his past work with segregationists. the apology comes as kamala harris and others see an opening to make inroads with african-americans critical in democratic primary. >>> plus the president wants to open border detention centers for more media visits as the white house and other immigration officials acknowledge, yes, chronic overcrowding but deny reports young children are routinely denied showers and other things. >>> and a billionaire indicted for operating a sex trafficking ring allegedly involving dozens of underage girls. jeffrey epstein faced similar allegations a decade ago but avoided prosecution in a controversial deal with a federal prosecutor who is now in president trump's cabinet. >> alleged behavior shocks the conscience. and while the charged conduct is from a number of years ago, it is still profoundly important to the many alleged victims, now young women. they deserve their day in court, and we are proud to be standing up

long speech where he will lay out what america's foreign policy would look like under a president biden. john>> john: you know it's getting rough and tumble when rosa gets involved. peter doocy for us tonight. peter, thanks. up next, the u.s. accuses iran of nuclear extortion as tensions in the middle to middle east continue to rise. here's a look at what some of our fox affiliates around the country are covering tonight. fox 8 in new orleans, where thunderstorms pushed through the area causing flash flooding. city hall was closed and all nonessential employees were told to stay home. residents were asked to avoid flooded areas and to not attempt to drive through flooded underpasses. warnings were issued in washington early this week. q13 fox in seattle as the washington department of fish and wildlife airlift mountain goats to a staging area in olympic national park as part of the agency's repopulation efforts. the goals will be returned to their native habitat in the north cascades mountain range. and this is a live look atlanta from fox 5, the big story there tonight, a cash grab on inters

biden knows he's planting a flag to draw a line against his rivals. >> reporter: yeah, john. r weeks joe biden has really been teasing this forthcoming health care plan and is finally putting some flesh to the bones of this plan, insisting that the answer is to enhance obamacare, include through that public option that you mentioned, increased subsidies for americans. he's insisting that medicare for all is just not the best approach. and really over the past week and a half, you've seen biden enter this new phase where he's directly engaging in setting up this clear differentiation line between himself and other candidates like bernie sanders and kamala harris and elizabeth warren when it comes to health care. health care being one of voters' top issues in this 2020 race. also warren said there could be a break in coverage as they're trying to get medicare for all. in that clip you see bernie sanders and kamala harris both raise their hands. recent polling has shown that 85% of democrats do support a national health insurance program, but only 30% support eliminating private

folks, here's something-- both joe biden and donald trump were in iowa campaigning yesterday, so happy new election year! my resolution is to never learn who john hickenlooper is. ( laughter ) biden and trump were super catty about each other in each of their speeches when they were talking. it was like high school, which for these two guys involved reading to learn off slate tablets between harvests. single, one-room schoolhouse. biden-- ( applause ) biden attacked trump for acting unpresidential. >> donald trump, the president of the united states, just spent saturday night attacking private citizens, using language like "little donny deutsch" and "total loser." barack obama wouldn't do that. no president would do that. most teenagers wouldn't do that. >> stephen: true, because most teenagers don't spend their saturday nights watching donny deutsch. ( cheers and applause ) also-- i might have. i might have. also, nice sly throw out there, like, you just throw your old boss in there, remember? just managed to slip obama into that sentence somehow. in fact, the only president biden seemed to mention more than donald trump was barack obama. >> m

biden: you ready, john? come on. do you know how to work that thing? >> i do. mr. biden: all right.e] mr. biden: how are you? alex, how are you doing? >> you went to denver in 2008. mr. biden: do you want to get in? [indiscernible] >> ok, here we go. how do we do this? mr. biden: thank you. >> thank you. [indiscernible] this is my husband ron. mr. biden: hi ron, how are you? [indiscernible] >> then we probably need one with him in there. oh, he's getting a selfie. mr. biden: here we go. >> there we go. perfect. mr. biden: thank you. god love you. >> thanks, man. appreciate it. mr. biden:. thanks for the help. . thank you. how are you? want me to hold your bottle? oh my goodness. >> and your granddaughter. mr. biden: yes, right. [indiscernible] >> welcome to marshalltown. i'm jerry. mr. biden: how are you? good to see you. everyone should marry a woman with sisters. i married one with five. you know why? one of them will always love you. [indiscernible] mr. biden: thank you. >> thank you. [indiscernible] mr. biden: that never really goes away. [indiscernible] mr. biden: a lot of peop

eventually is signed that does end welfare as it had been known to that point is signed by joe biden and johnerry and it turned welfare, public aid, from something that was essentially if you were poor you qualified for it to something -- temporary assistance for needy families. it's temporary and it's a limited pool of money and doesn't necessarily -- you don't necessarily get it even if you would have qualified for it before. >> so, i'm sure you have questions, so anybody, bless step up to the microphone and in the back. so, she -- we'll keep talking. don't worry. so, she went to prison for welfare fraud and then -- went to florida, and she had been a stranged from her family. the trajectory of her life, but then her family took her back. can you talk about that? this end of her life. >> sure. so, her son, johnny, was someone i spoke with for the book. >> how did you find him? can you talk about that. >> how did it find him? >> host: yeah. >> man, it's a long story. how i tracked down her family was that in a court tile -- one of the best court files for her welfare fraud case there was a n

john lewis. >> or joe biden. or bernie sanders. >> hold on.hat does he do when he goes after critics or people of color? he starts talking about rats and rodents and infestation. >> there are actually rats running around. there are rats in the video. they were actually rats. real rats. >> don't we have other headlines in which they actually agreed? >> i guess cbs is racist. constantly about critics of color. >> when he ran for president, he said it was a drug-infested don done. he talked about american. the opal he owed american.>> greg: we've got to move on. how they are planning to go after president trump had. ♪ most people think a button is just a button. ♪ that a speaker is just a speaker. ♪ or - that the journey can't be the destination. most people haven't driven a lincoln. discover the lincoln approach to craftsmanship at the lincoln summer invitation. right now, get 0% apr on all 2019 lincoln vehicles plus no payments for up to 90 days. only at your lincoln dealer. so, every day, we put our latest technology and unrivaled network to w

biden, what does he know? who told him what? >> sean: all right, thank you john solomon, great reporting. if it were after the so-called journalists -- there are none of the mainstream media -- none of us would ever get reported. biden would never be fully vetted. just like in 2008 with barack obama. remember, this show investigated obama's ties to, yeah unrepentant domestic terrorists bernadine dorn, bill ayres. it was us on this show that were digging into his deep personal connection to reverend wright the church of gd america. and black liberation theology that so inspired him and acorn and community organizing and even and even the gang and so much more. remember throughout his presidency, it was really up to us to cover his scandal-plagued administration because, well journalism is dead and it's been buried quite a while unfortunately. most of the members of the media are nothing more than shills and an extension of the democratic party. they don't care about you, we the people. things have improved so much under donald trump and they hate him. why wouldn't they be championing succes

will answer that question differently, or is biden trying to get to that moderate independent base with that answer? >> excuse me. sorry. he's jonathan. >> johnt wanger, please. >> same name. >> i think that this is another example here where biden's record is going to come under attack. he's a much longer record in washington than i lot of people running. the fact of the matter, nearly 3 million people were deported under the obama administration, far more than under trump. trump is not on track to deport as many as obama. we're going to continue to see biden get hammered on this from progressive groups and others along the campaign trail. >> jonathan, what do you think? >> you never know what other democratic candidates will say. biden, of course, has a record here as john notes and has to defend it. i suspect that most of the democratic candidates, certainly the ones that seriously hope to compete for the presidency would take the position that violent criminals who have received deportation orders would be deported. i don't think there are very many people that would support the idea that people here illegally, then committed violent crim

john king for joe biden tonight is crucially important.t night impacts tonight on how biden will go about this. >> his calling card is on the guy you want to go against trump. other candidates are great and wonderful people. i'm the big guy and serve with barack obama. i have the experience and will debate trump the flip side is what is senator harris' second act? noted, you don't want to come at biden again. you have to prove you have a bigg bigger, broader portfolio. can she have another good performance she built and plateaued. >> does she use an attack to build more or have a different strategy and does he maybe attack her? >> it's hard to know. i think he might attack her if she challenges him again but i think the target is clearly on biden's back tonight, and what he has to do is fight back, talk about his policies and then go big. go big against donald trump and show that's why a majority of democratic voters believe he can beat donald trump and has to prove it again tonight because he didn't prove it in the last debate. >> it's al

biden. jon? >> john brennan: ellison barber from new jersey thank you people in southern california still dealing with the aftershock after two powerful earthquakes rocked the region. there have been more than 3,000 aftershocks since thursday, including a 7.1 magnitude quake that struck friday night. california's governor calling this a wakeup call. >> we've got to be prepared. this is a wakeup call not for this community. it's reality but it is a wakeup call for the rest of the states and for other parts of the nation not immune from the same kind of activity. >> jon: jonathan hunt is in california now and what was the day like there today? reporter: well, jon the aftershocks have certainly been in power today and that is giving the residents of ridge crest time to take stock, time to assess the damage, time to begin the recovery and according to the fire chief, time to get prepared for the next one. listen here. >> we can prepare ourselves so that when something does happen, we have non-perishable food

indeed, coming up on "fox & friends", we have great guests, john lieberman, will talk a little bit about joe biden from florida and scott taylor, former congressman of virginia and navy seal has big announcement that he will make exclusively on our program. far right, this had a very busy first week in july, hope to go present -- hoping to present a brand-new house. 3 hours of "fox & friends" starting in 15 minutes riling p right here in the channel that everybody trusts for the morning news, rob and carley, thank you. carley: all right, hopefully he will sing us a tune, how about that? rob: you never know, we will be back. asis differently. with otezla, 75% clearer skin is achievable. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. it may cause severe diarrhea, nausea, or vomiting. otezla is associated with an increased risk of depression. tell your doctor if you have a history of depression or suicidal thoughts or if these feelings develop. some people taking otezla reported weight loss. your doctor should monitor your weight and may stop treatment. upper respiratory tract infection and headache may occ

biden ? search "john deere x300" for more. that he was not going to run so he could focus on campaign to impeach president trump which he has poured millions of dollars over into the last few years, on abc this week pushed back on criticism and simply trying to buy his way into the white house. >> we have a broken government, it's been corrupted and i've been doing that successfully from the outside for 10 years. if we are going to take back this democracy, someone going to lead who has successfully done it from the outside or a bunch of people from washington, d.c., the insiders sending reform to government -- >> for 10 -- senator bernie sanders is one of those candidates who has criticized styer for entering the race, sanders weighed in on the growing tensions between house speaker nancy pelosi and young progressive democrats such as alexandria ocasio-cortez and those growing tensions had been playing out in public over the past week. >> i support alexandria and the others to bringing young people to the democratic party, th

his front runner status so we expect that we're going to see a more aggressive joe biden a in the debates tonight as john hendren touched on in this piece there that we heard just a moment ago that joe biden will be flanked on the stage by senator cory booker as well as senator collins harris but what's notable in all of this is that of course joe biden is a white male he'll be flanked by african-american competitors and the issue for him in all of that is defending a very controversial crime bill that joe biden when he was a senator was put in place cory booker calling him the architect of that really saw a disproportionate amount number of african-american men jailed and many who are still sitting in those jails today so he's going to have to answer for that as well as a number of other policies but in the midst of all of this there are still 7 other candidates on the stage that ordinary americans hardly even know their names so the challenge for them will be trying to even be relevant after this debate and you have to remember in all of this well the news media is covering this feverish lee almost as

kennedy: this is what joe biden has been saying and john delaney, they have all said the same thing. >> who are they? >> everything. important thing that what joe biden is doing, health care he calls it obamacare. you are not going on be able to separate, he has to and he wants to, there is so much no nostalga for president obama i worry about candidates that thinking about running away from legacy, and things name obamacare. kennedy: tough to know what to run with something or when to run away from it. wa would knock joe biden off his perch. >> him looking like he lacks command and authority. you notion that kamala harris will detract from joe biden. she -- you know they have you know probably had their own evolution on these issues. that kamala harris attacking him will take away from his base of support. misunderstand the appeal that joe biden has with the voters. kennedy: too much appeal, his lead has grown. in the new "quinnipiac poll." i think needs to happen, when what didn't happen in 2016 with republican candidates, they are too dumb to make alliances, kamala harris and cory

a african-american senators because senator biden also talked about it on issues that are connected to race. >> i think there is probably some risk, but, johnw joe biden's strength right now in the polls is largely in the democratic nomination race is largely due to his overwhelming support by african-americans. so he is is the burn who is winning the biggest share by far of the african-american vote who is so critical in the dlic nomination race. so, yes, there may be some potential risks. joe biden of course is not new to this game of dealing with politics, and i think in the cross benefit analysis there was such a -- it was such a problem for him that he didn't respond to the attack effectively in miami that that is probably first and foremost on his to-do list. >> here's another policy difference and that is on health care and medicare for all. so former vp biden talked about we thinks of the medicare for all. listen to this. >> you've got to find 30 $30 to hotrillion somewhere, and how are you going to do it? i find people who say medicare for all because there's no need to do that -- come on? is this a fantasy world here? >> fantasy w

biden's exhausted. don't get me started on john delaney's weird hair. [ laughter ] now the debates were sorted into twos of ten by random drawing, because there's so many candidat running in fact, in total, there are 24 democrats running for president. look at thatan there are so mpeople are on the screen you didn't notice that one of theme is mr. bean. [ laughter and applause and he's very, very good at hi debates because answers are the shortest [ laughter ] so going into last night's debate, it was basically just warren and nine other people trying to stand out. and to be fair, a few of them had their moments. but i'm nosure i necessarily agree with this assessment of beto o'rourke's performance from beto o'rourke. >> how do you think you did on the stage last night what grade would you give yourself >> i was really happy with how i did. >> okay but what grade would you give yourself folast night >> i'd give myself an a. >> seth: i'd definitely give you an a in freshman spanish, but i think cory booker would disagree that's the face right there you make - [ laughter ] that's the face you make when y

biden. what can we expect? joining us, michael emily and john hilliard. michael, you've been covering joe biden for years.the strategy going into tonight? >> reporter: stephanie, you talked about a fascinating debate of the democratic party, where they need to position themselves idealogically to win that election. that's a debate that joe biden would very much like to be a part of, but it's not the debate his campaign is preparing him for tonight. they expect it will get more personal just like it did in that first debate where he was on the defensive, especially on kamala harris's attacks on busing. he said he's not afraid to punch back if he's targeted tonight. he needs to show he's a fighter that he is, in fact, the best person to take on donald trump. that's what voters in the first debate were beginning to question. he does want to use that opportunity to talk about where he stands on the issues, his campaign today actually releasing a video on medicare for all. joe biden not taking that position. wants to talk about building on the affordable care act, obviously a major accomplishment of the obama

john are her. >> the difference is biden and kamala harris really do straddle those two camps even while their opponents them into one or the other. the last debate hangs heavy over this. in the motor city, joe biden has to show he has the focus and the fire to deserve to be the front-runner. a couple of miles off the fastball, folks are going to pounce. >> another difference about tonight is that tonight there is the most diversity in the race. something to definitely watch is biden standing in between two candidates who have targeted him most, cory booker, kamala harris, and racial inequality could be a very big discussion in this debate. where are the numbers around race that people should remember when they hear this? >> this is a political atmosphere dominated by the president of the united states. a majority of voters nationwide and certainly a majority of democrats around the united states believe the president is a racist. the majority of voters believe the president is racist. i went back to 1968. george wallace, compared to the current president of the united states by vice president joe biden

i mean joe biden at the moment is the stand-in for the moderate candidate such as amy klobuchar and johnelaney are not going anywhere unless biden fades. progressive vote is spread out among sanders, elizabeth warren, buttigieg, kamala, harris, maybe cory booker. none of them can get much elevation out of the debates. connell: biden is double everybody. until sanders or warren eliminated takes some of the votes, maybe we have something different. if joe biden 10 years younger would run away with this thing, wouldn't he? >> he would. everybody will be watching joe biden, watching him wednesday night to see if he stumbles, if he is quick, to stand up with kamala harris. is there is any indication he doesn't have it, a lot of democrat will start pulling back, they don't want to roll all away from year of november have him run against donald trump, not being able to take it to him. connell: if he is not up to it. dan, good to see you as always. jackie. jackie: are you willing to give away your personal information if it gets you airport security faster? united airlines makes a big bet you wi

his front runner status so we expect that we're going to see a more aggressive joe biden a in the debates tonight as john hendren touched on in this piece there that we heard just a moment ago that joe biden will be flanked on the stage by senator cory booker as well as senator collins harris what was notable in all of this is that of course joe biden is a white male will be flanked by african-american competitors and the issue for him in all of that is defending a very controversial crime bill that joe biden when he was a senator was put in place cory booker calling him the architect of that really saw a disproportionate amount number of african-american men jailed and many who are still sitting in those jails today so he's going to have to answer for that as well as a number of other policies but in the midst of all of this there are still 7 other candidates on the.

what did biden think was coming, john? this is what she does. she takes apart the defendant. >> yeah, she takes people apart. biden had to know this was coming. everybody was talking about bussing in the '70s for weeks. i think the people on his campaign tried to get to him, tried to tell him he needed a better answer for this, and he didn't listen. i think this is a huge problem for him, that he thinks he is in a good place and he's not. if you think about this and you pull back a little bit, the thing joe biden has going for him is not that democrats agree with him, it's that democrats think he is the most electable. and one more debate performance like that and there is going to be almost no one in the democratic party that thinks he is electable. he was talking about 1973 and failing to explain himself. he needs to be talking about what he is going to be doing in 2023 and explaining himself. that was one of the worst debate performances i've ever seen. >> we've watched this guy for a long time, long before the vp which he got his big break. h

john hickenlooper! ] [ laughter or joe biden joe biden! i love joe biden >> seth: yeah.n >> seth: but i think a lot of -- i can understands well -- i understand this thought process, which is now - going into 2016, i think a lot of people, you were not this kind of person you thought trump was going to win, you called it state by state. i think a lot of people, i will admit ito it, didn't think he could win. now i see, and this year, i can understand that people are like just give me the safest candidate. do you think that is -- but you think that's the hugest mistakeu >> it's thst mistake you don't want safe right now. you have to fight trump with whatever our version of -- he's a street fighter we need a street fighter, the only way you're gonna defeat him. you're going up against a bully. >> seth: do you see street fighters how many street fighters, don't name namest buw many out of the 25 do you see as street fighters >> uh, two >> seth: okay. >> two of the 25 i can say>> eth: if you want, you can say it >> well -- look, bernie -- [ cheers and applause i think, if be

biden. why today? john has our reality check., if you're a little confused about why the democrats are debating 1907s policy known as busing, you're not alone. it has been used more in the last 10 months than the last 10 years. >> there was a little girl in california who was part of the second class to integrate her public schools, and she was bused to school every day. that little girl was me. >> now, joe biden finally apologized for defending working with segregationist senators. in an interview with chris cuomo, he tried to clarify his position on busing. >> busing did not work. you had overwhelming response from the african-american community in my state. my state is the eighth largest black population in the country as a percent of population. they did not support it. they had not support it. >> so let's fact check the senator's claims and see where he and senator harris agree today. busing federally mandated busing of schools by busing kids to different neighborhoods, white students into black neighborhoods and vice versa.

how's nevada looking where joe biden's chances are concerned, john? >> well, it's hard to tell, brian. i'm glad you're doing all these caveats about polling, whether it's a national poll or those numbers you just talked about, which are extractions from a daily polling that the morning consult is doing. biden is strong in nevada, just as he's strong everywhere else. and bernie sanders is strong here. you may recall that he ran very strongly here the last time out too. but let's talk about what happened to biden. while i defer to a.b. and her wisdom, even if he takes a hit again tomorrow, look what he's been through in the last few weeks, brian. i mean, he didn't just have that terrible moment with senator harris in that debate. there's been talk about his nostalgia for serving with races in the senate, the media has unearthed all kinds of things about his record on crime, to progressive voters, and he's still in the national polls and has a huge lead. we don't know what's going to happen. even though there's conflicting evidence in polls on this, demo

>> if you are in the biden camp right now, the last thing you want to hear is comparisons to john mccain in 08 even though he ended up with the nomination, because what a flog that appeared to be. i think that the biden camp's number one thing right now is stop the bleeding but you're right, long-term they've also got to think about cutting down their burn rate, not spending all of the money that they have so that if the worst case scenario happens and you end up plummeting down you can survive through the long haul, make it to january and february, see if other candidates fall and have a reemergence but that's, nobody wants to be in that spot. >> david, what's going on with pete buttigieg. in the latest poll he's at 4%, and this is again after the debates and so many people thought that he had moments that resonated as well. and he had that block buster fundraising day. >> he certainly did. the second quarter raising nearly $25 million, perhaps only joe biden is going to outraise him for the quarter. i think actually the two are tied. the question becomes how does pete buttigieg spend t

john king is off today. joe biden and kamala harris are both in iowa celebrating independence day with their campaigns and in the last hour joe biden himself argued over the california senator's policy on busing. >>> justin amash announces he's leaving the republican party and that, quote, modern politics is trapped in a partisan death spiral. president trump calls him a loser on the way out. >>> plus new american citizens are being sworn in all across the country today, including right here in washington. transportation secretary elaine chao shared her personal story at a ceremony she attended with the vice president. >> every day i would sit in the classroom, not understanding a word of english, and i would copy everything on the black board onto my little notebook. and every night after a long day of work, my father would come home, sit with me at midnight and translate that day's lesson. that's how i learned english. i am here to affirm to you that your sacrifices are worth it. so congratulations on becoming an am

. >> john, senator harris continues being aggressive even if it makes biden uncomfortable, take a listenou to respond? >> because we had so much flight out of public schools after brown v. board of education that the segregation persist, now not necessarily a function of legislators who are trying to pass laws to segregate or prevent integration, but just because there has been a drawing out of the resources in public schools that have left poor children and children of color in public schools and left the schools to be segregated. >> john, your thoughts on her approach at this stage? >> well, i think what the feud shows dilemma of democrats in 2020, kamala harris that joe biden is out of touch with democratic party but the party is out of touch with the country, kamala harris raised her hand and said i will get rid of private health insurance, 60% of the country doesn't want to do that, on immigration the vast majority supports compassion, the shining city on the hill, city with walls and doors for people who want to come legally. today's democrats want to have health insurance for ille