100%, but 99%, who will fight, that's it the main contenders are the governor of pennsylvania, john shapiroe senator from arizona, mark kelly, the governor of north carolina, roy cooper, we don't know the names yet, i don't even know what to say about them, we'll see what they are in the future. i'll be watching what they say over the next few days, maybe they'll say, maybe they'll show up somewhere, and so i 'll tell you more about it, but let's hear what kamela harris herself said during her first one, okay to say such a pre-election speech, and this pre-election speech took place precisely in in the city of milwaukee, wisconsin, where the convention of the republican party ended a few days ago. let's hear kamelo harris in direct speech. we have a lot of work to do in the next 105 days leading up to the election, knocking on every door, making phone calls, registering voters and ultimately winning this election. are you ready to take on this job? do we believe in freedom?

already not 100%, but 99%, who will fight, so the main contenders are the governor of pennsylvania john shapiroe senator from arizona, mark kelly, the governor of north carolina roy cooper, the names are still unknown to us, i don’t even know what to say about them, we'll see what they continue to do, i'll keep an eye on them over the next few days, maybe there will be... but maybe they'll show up somewhere, and so i 'll tell you more about it, well, let's hear what she said kamela harris herself during her first, one might say, campaign speech, and this campaign speech took place in the city of milwaukee, wisconsin, where the convention of the republican party ended a few days ago, let's hear kamela harris in direct speech. are you ready to take on this job? do we believe in freedom? do we believe in possibilities? of america and are we ready to fight for it, and when we fight, we win, well, it’s really some tectonic upheavals happening there, if for example i was yesterday they asked me what i thought about the winner of the american elections, i said that i don't think anything at all, becau

so pennsylvania governor john shapiro is one of the names which is circulating here. then of course, kentucky governor ended this year and then there's also an interesting figure that's arizona, senator mark kelly. he's a former s one out and it's also fairly well known in the united states. i personally think of the coming of hers won't wait for too long until she will or now is home. she will pick a sleepy. i mean, this has really thrown everything into the air, hasn't that n as the trump campaign? let's talk about them briefly. they've, of course, been focused on biden as the candidate they expected trump to be going up against and now they're going to need to really shift the gears. what might we see from them going forward in terms of their campaign strategy? they totally do right there. and we had a couple of conversations from the r and see the republican national convention, which does just finished last thursday in milwaukee. and they of course, were totally 1st focused on to bite. and they ran many like pictures and little video clips about him falling down

john shapiro getting a lot of attention, newsom and others and as they are sort of demure there is a conversation in the democratic party whether a mini primary would be good for them to vet them and pick a number two for her or whether it would make them look like they are chaotic in the weeks leading up to their own convention. >> john: i think she still is the border czar although she put her own card in the shredder i don't know. who trump will pick as his running mate would be heard? >> listen we have all said the reporting and what are beginning from people comes down to vance, rubio, and program. but there is a curveball rumor every couple of hours. there's been a lot of talk about young can today and about ron desantis which i think, listen, president trump is great at making headlines and surprising all of us. i think that one would released on us if they walked out on the stage together for that announcement. >> sandra: i would be intrigued, bill, thank you, shannon. good stuff we will see you all at rncn see you sunday thank you. >> john: thank you, shannon. can you imagin

left, the far, far left of her party is angling for is trying to push for people were going after john shapirothers, not just on the anti-semitic front, but on sort of, he's not sufficiently progressive. she has the luxury of not really necessarily having to make that kind of decision to try to get the most progressive ticket mate in order to win that leftward flank. she's, she's sort of playing with house money in that yeah. >> i mean, he writes progressive, the progressive left or the ones treating jewish identity as inherently suspect and holding jewish political actors to a different standards than their non-jewish counter parts we're going to have to leave it there. thank you for having this discussion and thanks for bringing us all of your reporting, all of you coming up more reporting, we are going to go to michigan where many arab american voters are angry still at jake so biden for supporting israel and its war in gaza after hamas murdered innocent israelis on october 7. the question now is what do they think about camila harris? we're going to go live to the wolverine state prison, n

you heard the list from john earlier, josh shapiro, mark kelly, roy cooper, gretchen whitmer michiganwould you pick anyone on that list to pair up with kamala harris? >> david, i like the -- i have a lot of good names to recommend but i know the vice president is getting great advice starting with advice from president joe biden. she's able to pick up the phone and make calls because as you know she campaigned across the country. she's been hitting the campaign trail hard. she's been raising money. she raised over $2 million yesterday in massachusetts. so i'm confident that she will have the delegates, she will have the resources and she will have the resources. if my phones are any indication, this is going to be a long night because i do believe tonight the excitement is there. people are so energized. they're praying for her. they know she's a leader. they know she's battle tested. i want to say governor kris at this, you're right. we've never been here before. we've never had a former president who didn't concede the election, 34 indictments -- we've never been here when the curre

i can tell you that they are especially worried about mark kelly from arizona and john shapiro from pennsylvaniaose gentlemen are able to put into play a battleground state where folks were confident this had been taken off the map. jd vance doubles down on the core strengths of trump. ohio is already in the bag. he has appeal in other states. frankly, trump people 48 hours ago were talking about expanding the math and playing in virginia, minnesota, new hampshire, running up the electoral score. at this point now, they recognize that if kamala harris gets her act together to unify the democratic party, and if she adds someone to the ticket, suddenly that map is contracting back down and trump is playing defense in the states that he thought were already put away. >> there will be a lot more reporting that needs to be done. i will look to you to do it. what is happening inside the campaign that was optimized around joe biden. tim alberta, thank you for your reporting. rachel? >> we are lucky that he is embedded in that campaign and develop those relationships before all of this happened so that

vice president harris, john shapiro, wes moore, gretchen whitmer.t, top democrats swallow fears and back biden. no. you can't swallow your fear. the generations before us, they were great. they stormed normandy. right? we don't have to do that. we're just going to be judged if we have the courage to take on the unknown and it is going to be messy and scary and we have to break the furniture. by the way, if we end up with biden, it will be a great stress test. this is the time and if everybody behind the scenes does not feel that joe biden can win, let's say it out loud. it doesn't mean joe biden is not a great man. he's not the solution now. we can't be governed by fear and i just feel right now we're afraid of the unknown. the unknown can be exciting. and scary at the same time. let's not be fearful. >> senator michael bennett came out on tv last night and said what you're saying, i love joe biden, one of the best presidents in modern history, but i don't think he's going to beat donald trump in the fall. what is telling you that? why don't you thi

nominee and mentioning josh shapiro, the governor of pennsylvania. john king said obviously it would be a problem because shapiro is jewish and the democrat party that's a real problem. what does it say that cnn matter of fact reports being jewish is no longer acceptable in today's democrat party? that is an enormous failing on the party and not a single democrat spoke out against it because it is reality. >> harris: how does that not get complete pushback from the party that is maligned by what you are saying from not just liberal media, which would be complicit in that moment. complicit in that moment. >> the sad thing is i don't think cnn was trying to malign them. they were reporting an obvious fact. there is a pro-hamas faction of the democrat party. >> harris: they could have said that. all right. senator cruz, thank you so much. you hit a lot of topics today. appreciate your time. >> thanks. >> harris: secretary lloyd austin and chairman of the joint chiefs of staff right now speaking from the pentagon at a time, as you know, of heightened global t

in gaza speculation swirls over ho kamala harris will ping as running might john king says choosing pennsylvania josh shapiro on short liz would be risky because he is jewish. josh shapiro being discussed as one of harris potential running mates endorsed her in your view what are plans for putting him on ticket. >> certainly under consideration i know from xee harris allies first term governor jewish could be risks some voters here say we like governor shapiro give him a look. >> being risk because he is jewish in other words, if you support israel better not be on kamala harris's ticket. >> that is what it 150seem like they are saying a big segment of the democratic party anti-semitic i think essentially taking that is stunning you see boycotting of yet hugh kamala harris going to do sorority event rather than speech i can't see how a that is interpreted as anything other than a snub, and signal to the far-left remarkable i don't think agreed to meet with netanyahu until trump agreed to meet him now jumping on that i think that is how they view democratic party a major party with anti-semitism in their part

. >> john: internal polling wes moore and shapiro and senator mark kelly would do better in a match upng does not mean anything. a lot of people don't have high name recognition. it is all theoretical at this point. i think we have to get to point where we have a nominee and start doing polling and polling can change a lot in three months. >> john: this is 1968 presidential election, chaos in the democratic party and unbelievable in chicago, history repeats itself. h hump hrey barely -- >> it could be and this is part of biden calculation in determines whether you drop out, they can stick to what they know or take a chance of nasty open convention where people get bruised. it is not great for them. >> see what happens, no sh shortage. >> sandra: lawmaker demand answers from the secret service surrounding the attack of former president trump. dor? no, walnut-brain! pigeons! they'd rather name a team after socks! to be fair, we're not very athletic. no one should have to choose between good vision and great value. that's why america's best is slashing their prices. during the wise buys s

. >> john king on cnn said josh shapiro would be a risky pick as vice president for kamala harris.ewish just -- it was a stunning comment joe borelli with me he said that you said unfortunate it is true so what if you are he you support ill should not be on a candidate for vice president? >> what that is. >> last six months we've seen no other issue divide democratic party like issue of israel the country's response to terrorism want to ask a question you were there, every network covered with a split screen you saw people owed ripping down american flag putting up palestinian flag did he facing government property why do you think some democrats who refused to be there, would do so? do you think trying to play to votes of protesters outside? >> i don't even think there is an issue, absolutely there is electoral math i think counting, how many votes you have in michigan, what wins over there this is real it was -- for me it was -- it was almost -- so obvious moments you saw democratic leadership stand up everybody else like lemons stood up along side of them there were many moments

dc, he made appearances with senator bob casey up for reelection, also, senator john fetterman and governor josh shapiro now the day started in a predominately black church in northwest philadelphia where he really tried to tout the accomplishments of the administration when it comes to african american people in this country. >> and the rest of the day strategically was more focused on informal, unscripted events throughout the commonwealth of pennsylvania to really show that president biden is still able to think off the cuff and be smooth like that. i want you to take a listen to some of the comments that president biden said he was rallying campaign staffers at a campaign office in philadelphia we're drawing crowds that have been really big crowds ever since the debate, not joking you can even that night in his bag we had great crowds afterwards and so things are moving. >> they're moving hard look the other thing is that people wanna know you care they want to know we can, there's nothing letting someone know you care like knocking on doors, saying my name is so and so i'm here for joe biden is the

paid for by ccia. >> john: vice president harris of search for a running mate continues. governors josh shapiro michigan will be headlining a rally outside of philadelphia. both are reportedly in the running but weber has said she is not interested. brianna says live pennsylvania. what do we expect to hear today? >> at 4:30 today we expect to hear both governor shapiro and wittner go after former president trump on this issue of freedoms. they will frame this as trump being someone who can take away some of your freedoms. particularly when it comes to abortion, reproductive freedom or rights. on this case all eyes are going to be on governor shapiro after michigan's governor gretchen whitmer earlier today said she will stay in office as governor and finish her term she is not being vetted by the harris team to be vp. all eyes today are going to be on the fact that the reality is earlier today governor shapiro blamed trump for iowa's six-week abortion ban that goes into effect today posting that spirit "another abortion ban brought to you by donald trump. we cannot let him back in the white hous

joined by top elected officials here in the state, including the state's governor, josh shapiro, the senators, john fetterman, and bob casey. but all of this comes as a campaign has really been hoping for some type of reset. they were hoping that that abc news interview with start to ease the concerns, not just a voters, but also officials within their own party who have doubts about biden remaining in this race. but so far, it seems to have put the anxiety not completely put the anxiety to rest and the pressure could could intensify in the coming days, especially as democrats are set to return to washington in the house and senate. so president biden today is it trying to take his pitch directly? to voters yesterday, he spoke with his campaign co-chairs, were one of the co-chairs told me that he sought their honest input and advice about the best path forward in this campaign. the campaign and says that he wants to take his voters and his remaining in this race through november. pamela. all right. arlette saenz. thank you so much. let's break this all down with our panel. alex thompson from axios,

john mccain's death. then over here we have josh shapiro. he's pennsylvania's governor.n pa governor by 15 points and 5 points back in 2020, but keep in mind that's when he ran, mastery january nose was running existence him and said absolutely zero exceptions when it comes to abortion, even if the woman will die or is raped. we think that's why he won by so many point ifs. in 2016 he won the pa attorney general's office. he was backed by president obama. approval rating has never fallen below 50% and a vocal support per of israel. and this is a problem for the squad, this angers the squad and the anti-israel protesters. now, let's look at roy cooper, he's in the great state of north carolina. you can see he won six statewide elections in a row since 2020 the -- since 2000. known kamala harris for 20 the plus years and is a fellow state attorney general. he cannot run for north carolina governor again which, clearly, he's additioning for this -- aauditioning for this position. 2020 20, bide biden north carolina by only 11, but this is probably a stretch for the democrats

shapiro can win in a swing state. michigan and pennsylvania, if you don't win those two, it's over. over. >> but, john you are one of those characters, and you think you have a political figure in 2028, my god i would run from the invitation to be on kamala's ticket. i would run as fast as they could. >> except those folks are thinking about name i.d. >> laura: nah. >> what's the name i.d. >> laura: if you can't beat trump with everything they have thrown at trump and you go down in flames against trump, you're going to be the next road kill for the democrat party. they should run. john, we have got to roll. it's great to talk to you. thank you so much for joining us tonight. well, kamala, as john said, she is going to take the money and run, including biden's money. she wants to use biden $95 million war chest? can she is she breaking the law. here to break it all down is the fec chair john cooksey. sean, what usually happens to candidates' money if they drop out and why isn't that happening here? >> a lot of it depends on when they drop out. here we have a situation in which is a candidate is droppi

you have john fetterman probably one of biden's biggest loyalists, the governor, josh shapiro, you have-election and he has been one of those few swing state democrats who has been sticking with joe biden amid all the other worries from other democrats. pennsylvania will be the big state where biden needs to win the election and has a lot of democrats on his side there. >> dana: i want to ask you about how jewish americans might have heard president biden last night. he didn't mention the hostages, he said a couple things that were not true based on the current war cabinet in israel, and i know that there was some disappointment that for example some expressed this morning. >> look, the issue with biden when it comes to talking about the israel middle east conflict, he doesn't seem to put enough blame on hamas. it would have been helpful to put the blame squarely on hamas and talk about the necessity of releasing the hostages that they've been holding for ten months now. so it's -- i don't think he necessarily said anything too out of left field but it certainly alienated a lot of jewis

john: words that were echoed by the governor of pennsylvania, josh shapiro. there's a need to bring down the temperature. matt, thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you. good to see you. sandra: thank, math if9. let's bring in our panel, former fbi special agent maureen o'connor and former new york homeland security advisor make if ball bony. thank you very much -- michael balboni. maureen, we are awaiting an update from the fbi who's leading the investigation if here. >> well, interestingly, i tend to look at these things from a left of boom per spect and i, meaning what led up to this. and we know the work that the fbi's doing behind the scenes, that they've done on a number of these other terrible events, and it's very important. but this person had to pull up in a vehicle, pull out a long gun, walk up to a building, scale that building, climb up over the roof. these aren't things that happen, you know, spontaneously. he had to be there before, he was probably there when they were doing their site survey. he was watching where they were looking and w

the support of the top statewide elected democrats, governor josh shapiro, very popular in this state among republicans and democrats johnnd bob casey and also lt. governor austin davis. all of them at one point or another were with him yesterday so were two much the of the 8 congressional delegation. and there was some symbolism there. when you saw him at the black church, right? it was very reminiscent of jim clyburn coming out for him when he was down four primary contests in 2020. i think there was a lot of symbolism in that moment. >> steve: sure, you mentioned james clyburn, immediately after the debate, he came out and said no, i'm sticking with him. i'm sticking with him. he said that a couple of days until, i think four days later and he said i would be open for a mini -- a mini primary between different democrats who would via for the spot for mr. biden. but, as we look at the images of him at that church that you alluded to yesterday. given the fact that the white house has taken so much heat over everything that he does is on a teleprompter. he would go to donors' homes for a small intimate event 20 people. b

shapiro, mark kelly. i have a thousand different scenarios that i think make more sense to win. >> laura: jon graham of that party is gone., yo johnat party is gone, i hate to tell you. you are sue's gnomic super successful with political advice but that party has failed, gone. imagine running for five seconds, joe manchin andt. joe manchin is threatening i will be the guy that comes in dand challenge and now he wille challenge harris but he's allon talk and no action..to >> they are never going to pick joe manchin for a lot of reasons. theyther will never pick joe manchin, but there is josh shapiro an wd gretchen whitmer. but it's like this, which person or persons do you think can wint hiif you could pick any? my thought iand s this: and i represent some people high up in the trump organization for some cases, if they had to pick one person to run against out of thu whole lot, they just pick one, i think they picked her!10 >> laura: i think you are 100% right. john, we have mindmeld become a democrat republican tonight. if i'm trying to pick someone, it is either newsom who was a disaster in california or it isr kamala. all the

not yet john, we all just heard jeff zeleny mentioned josh shapiro, mark, kelly, and roy cooper. >> what impact could a harris running mate potentially have on the electoral map? >> so that's really interesting when you put their faces up on the screen here as you said, jeff zeleny reporting, andy beshear, kentucky roy cooper out of north carolina, mark kelly of arizona, and josh shapiro of pennsylvania i'm going to move them over here x3, shrink them a tiny bit, and then just talk about their state's well. josh shapiro, very popular governor of pennsylvania. that's a state that president biden won by just one point. could shapiro put pennsylvania more firmly? in the democratic camp? same type of issue for arizona. this is a state that president biden won by less than a point. he's been trailing. they're badly in the polls. could popular senator mark kelly make a difference there? roy cooper's really interesting governor retiring governor in north carolina. this was the closest state that biden lost to trump. could democrats go on? vance maybe with roy cooper on the ticket? and then fina

the most as well well-known of anyone, of course, in pennsylvania, josh shapiro would be but nationally, i mean, to that point, john days ago, weeks ago, the the big donors, the elites in the party. they didn't want biden. they also by-in-large didn't want harris either you know, yesterday there's a stunning announcement. biden's out of the race based are you surprised at how quickly all of the establishment immediately got on board yes. >> and no? yes. in the sense that you're right there's a lot of unhappiness with the president and of course, a lot of democrats are worried because she's his vice president. republicans can attach, attach his baggage to her however, what democrats wanted it was a candidate. they want energy, they want on the field a bunch of governors made phone calls, so other people made phone calls. they realized nobody who's going to beat harris that she had the support of the delegates, that it would be incredibly district corruptive and divisive to try to take the nomination away from the woman the woman of color who was on the ticket with biden in the primary. so democrats have quickly coal

shapiro, ambos tienen. también se encontraban en la lista a la candidatura por el partido demócrata. por su parte, el ex senador demócrata johnegistró como independiente en el mes de mayo, pero después del anuncio de biden el domingo, fuentes al senador dicen que estaría considerando en volver a registrarse como demócrata para postularse a la nominación. reiteramos que hasta ese momento no se ha hecho ningún anuncio oficial y es que el partido demócrata ahora tiene la tarea de elegir al candidato quien aparecerá en la boleta electoral de noviembre, algo que no será fácil, de acuerdo a los experto, en parte porque ya en muchos estados se realizaron las elecciones primarias. es por esta razón que ahora todo dependerá de los delegados. además, los demócratas tenían previsto realizar una votación virtual durante la primera semana de agosto para seleccionar formalmente al candidato, pero ahora las cosas podrían cambiar bajo cualquier escenario. la persona elegida será oficializada en la convención nacional demócrata a realizarse del 19 al 22 de agosto, allá en la ciudad de chicago y ante este panorama, las decisiones que tomará el

shapiro of pennsylvania, gavin newsom occasionally comes up from california. right now it appears as though the majority of the party quickly is rallying behind harris. johndomenico, i want to ask you to wrap this up. the biden campaign wanted an early debate to change the direction of the campaign. they have done it in a way -- they have succeeded beyond their wildest dreams, changing the direction. give us your sense of the state of this race right now. domenico: certainly trump has the edge. he is ahead in a lot of the swing states, all seven when i did a review of the polls this morning. he is ahead two to seven points in those states. can those numbers be made up? absolutely, and certainly this pic is going to inject a degree of enthusiasm with democrats when you have seen a president with probably the worst three week stretch of any president ial candidate possible with maybe the worst debate performance in history. a solid republican national convention where trump's party showed a heavy degree of unity and confidence. and three, biden getting covid this past week really played into the narrative that he is too frail to continue as a candidate for

john fetterman. he's spoken this rally. we also saw for a brief moment, governor josh shapiro and off the record events a little brief stop inrisburg, but one of the things that stuck out to me pamela was when priscilla was supporting that actually pennsylvania congresswoman susan wilde was one of those who is now skeptical of joe biden's reelection chances if there is, in fact the case susan wild, she's a congresswoman from the downtown area and the lehigh valley. she's in a very competitive reelection campaign. the cook political report says that hirsi is a swing district so it's interesting that of the people who definitely came out to support that show of force for president biden. we did not see one of the democratic congresswoman who is it's actually in a very competitive race heading into this fall. so i just wanted to note that as something that we saw because otherwise there were a lot of electrodes here showing their support but that's going to be potentially where some of this dam might break in the coming days, pamela. all right. danny freeman. thank you so much. and still ahead. the texas lieutenant governor whe

john fetterman as well as congresswoman madelene dean. he also made a stop with the state's governor, josh shapiro in the campaign keynes view. this is an opportunity to have him out there with his supporters to show that there are some lawmakers who are still a behind the president remaining in this race, but certainly the pressure has been growing on him and we will see whether there are more calls to come as congress is set to return a here to washington this week and how president biden adapts to all that at a time when he's insisting he is charging forward with his campaign, he is planning more battleground travel, heading to michigan at the end of the week and next week, even as some within his party are saying that it's time for the president to go in the 2024 race incredibly consequential time, right? it just cannot be overstated and consequential time, not just for the president before this country, right? cnn's dana bash joins us now on the phone. dana, what is the significance of this moment? >> i mean, it's it's hard to really put into context how significant it is. the one thing i do want to note that i find inte

shapiro as vp because democrats are anti-israel. pro-hamas. it's really gretchen and kemal in my opinion. >> johnaos outside of the convention but inside the convention it would be must-see tv for sure. leo, great to get your thoughts on this. appreciate it. >> thank you john. >> john: sandra. >> sandra: the trump and biden campaigns are vying for the youth vote ahead of november but what does the youngest voting bloc say about the oldest presidential candidates question work our panel made up of gen z and millennial voters will join us live next. plus that spirit >> the chinese have been telling the world that america is an irreversible decline. look at joe biden appeared he is the embodiment of decline. iran is saying the same thing. >> john: president biden preparing toast the leaders of more than 30 nations in a jam-packed nato summit. how will those leaders view him on the world stage. we will get the read from john rack ahead and the white house briefing delayed to 2:00. as neighbors might say, surprise, surprise, surprise. th. who knew they could be connected? for me, cosentyx works on bot

under two weeks ago, pennsylvania governor josh shapiro will headline a campaign event for vice president kamala harris in pennsylvania next week cnn's john king spoke with older voters and a bellwether pennsylvania counting is latest very timely installment of his all over the map series at this same table, five months ago, three of the four thought president biden was up to the job and they called criticism of his age unfair, but they began to see things that worried them. >> biden's debate, debacle left no doubt from an experience i know how quickly things can go downhill when you are an older person now a new challenge know, she's, he's a perfect age. >> she's committed, she's vigorous and i overwhelmingly the women i talked to are let's go let's go civil rights activist marvin boy are organized the black history display at this museum downtown easton. the debate changed his mind to, and in harris boy or sees what was missing in biden, you have to be aggressive because he's coming out to you and i think she's up to the challenge in that regard. >> the winner here in north hampton county tends to be the winner statewide. every vote mat

cooper is one of the people on there, josh shapiro, senator mark kelly, those are the ones top of the list according to my sources. >> all right, yamiche alcindor, johnen, thank you both. >>> two astronauts on board a boeing capsule will have to remain in space a little longer. >> nasa and boeing announced today there is still no return date. it has been two months since they started their mission to the international space station. the crew was supposed to only stay in space for a we can ooh, but a thruster issue keeps delaying their return. jesse kirsch is following the latest developments. so jesse, is there any indication of why it is taking so long to fix the issue? >> well, what we know at this point is that the testing is ongoing. nasa and boeing have completed ground testing. we're told that now they are taking apart a thruster that was being tested on the ground in reviewing the pieces to see the impact of all of that testing, but there's more testing that officials want to do in space, specifically what they're calling a hot fire test. they want to test 27 thrusters of the capsule while it is docked at the international space station. offic

it'd be historic in its own right, but really shapiro and cooper are people who many democrats believe she has her eye on, but going forward, i think also john isn't it aos going to sort of stick their head up? joe manchin did a little bit. he put it right back down. he's not running as a link. kamora told you in the last hour, unlikely that any democrat we'll challenge her in chicago. john, look, i'm glad you mentioned the manchin thing because manchin seemed to suggest a kasie hunt at 6:55, that he might be pursuing this, but it likes 726. >> he says, no so manchin, the manchin balloon popped by joe manchin like 35 minutes after it was first inflated. another the big thing that just had jeff that and while we were just talking, pete aguilar he is the senior most members in the house leadership just backing the vice president there. so maybe we'll see more of the democratic leadership coming out over the next few minutes as well. these things happening by the minute, jeff, great to see you great work. hopefully we'll get you back home with some new reporting soon. sara lots of excitement going on here and lots of changes, love plenty of new

. >> a governor joshua shapiro's ordered flags to fly at half staff and light of these horrific circumstances. sandra: cb cotton with the update on the ground thank you. john: relate more about the man who tried to assassinate for president trump we are looking at pictures of his vehicle were law enforcement reportedly discovered explosive devices. it is a frightening reminder of what nearly took place. justice correspondent david spent alive in washington pretty heard from the fbi and the latest hour what is the latest question. >> fbi director called what happened absolutely despicable. they are investigating fbi agents is entire situation as potential domestic terrorism we were just on a call with top officials but this is being investigated as the fbi is trying to gain access to the suspects phone. they do not have access they physically have the phone at the quantico virginia it but are not able to get inside asked what service provider they're working with i was told they are not in a position to tell me that information at this time. we know it ar cell 556 was located at the scene near the body of this suspect explosive device was found in the car t

shapiro's amazing. pritzker, but kelly of arizona is it's hard to be. he's an all american hero. i often thought that thought that john kerry lost the election in back in 2004 or when he picked when he picked edwards, of north carolina and looked over john glenn you ever kelly goes arizona. he's not just seen as a senator. he seen as a war hero and an astronaut. >> and somebody that's undeniably has national security clearance in his van and it didn't ready to go. >> so i'm a big kelly fan, but i love space. i love space exploration and i was pleased that vice president harris had read american moonshot were you aware of the fact that she was a reader of yours in that book before that picture was publicized no. >> but the her husband, doug, posted that with they're his on his twitter feed. so i got a lot of emails from people when that moment happened. it is true that was when she had covid and now this past week, biden had covid. she loves space, loves nasa ever since lyndon johnson was vice president kennedy, it's been a role vice president's tend to pay attention to. so she was boning up on how kennedy did it in co

john heilemann in for nicolle wallace. we have a lot, i'm talking about a lot of news to cover today. out on the campaign trail, two rising democratic stars, josh shapirofor vice president kamala harris. we begin today with president jo

you are a wgretchen whitmer or josh shapiro or roy cooper or andy bashir or wes moore, gavin newsom, are you looking at this and saying, i want to wait until 2028, as john was saying or are you saying to yourself, this is an extraordinary opportunity to walk into a void in the middle of a media firestorm? >> well, first, let me say this, i think there is actually going to be a democratic primary next time around. we don't have time for 't democratic primary right now. to get the idea of what you all are putting four, all these pu other candidates go out there and hit the road and campaign for the job. ig that is not how any of this works, right? there is no more voting. e the convention is a couple weeks away. you know, the campaign, we have the campaign to get the ca delegates in the idea we will take this nomination away from joe biden and give it to someone that the voters in the primary never voted for is, i think, a recipe for absolute disaster. particularly if they step over the vice president here. it becomes, i will be really straightforward. the democrats want to give the white house back to donald trump, let them go into a nomination process,

shapiro, whitmer newsom, pritzker. >> if you just do anything, you go pick the the battleground states, pennsylvania and michigan, whitmer the gun the governor of pennsylvania fascinating john morgan. thank you very much for joining us. we appreciate it thank you and up next, new reporting about what trump world thinks about all of this and the risky bet that they're making on the campaign trail i love milwaukee cnn is live from milwaukee as republicans unite behind their nominee, his vp, and their plans to take that deal follow cnn for complete coverage. >> the republican national convention starts monday at 8:00. on cnn she random place like a puppy again, it's number to use is a brand new dog all in less than a and people switch their dogs food from kibble to the farmers dog. they often say that it feels like magic, but there's no magic involved it's simply fresh meat and vegetables with all the nutrients dogs need instead of dried pellets just food made for the health of dogs delivered impacts portion for your doc. it's amazing what real food can do you were hired to be a maintenance manager, but everyone really knows you as repair a procurement specialists, and a probl

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shapiro's estate. that is potentially just a coincidence we are told. similar question marks >> sandra: jacqui heinrich live at the white house. as we do await that briefing. jackie, thank you for you john? >> major escalation in the middle east. an air strike in iran taking out the political leader of hamas. less than 24 hours after a another deadly attack killed at the top has a blood in lebanon. tom cotton is here on applications of what effect that could have on the united states but first-rate angst from tel aviv, it's been quite the 24 hours. >> yes, john, absolutely. i just spoke with a senior israeli official who indicated the belief here is that iran and its proxies will respond in a matter of days instead of weeks. they are bracing for some sort of immediate reaction by the iranians following two specific strikes overnight. of one that that killed a senior has below commander in the suburbs of beirut and another a significant strike inside iranian territory targeting his smile honey out the political leader of hamas. he was there visiting iran's supreme ruler and the newly president now meeting with other top officials there this was circulating online, hours later he was dead

shapiro saying we need to lower the temperature of the rhetoric. every time president biden talks about trump its maga extremism or existential threat for to democracy. the senator from pennsylvania john fetterman said this about the temperature. >> we cannot assume these kind of things can't happen again. we just have to turn down the temperature on this and this election is going to be the biggest kind of election in our lifetime. we have the months ahead of us. >> again we do not know john hinckley junior wanted to impress jodie foster. mark david chapman was a beatles fan. we do not know why this guy tried to kill president trump. when you take a look at it and the overall tone of this campaign are you surprised this happen? >> i am not surprised at all. look, i worry about the safety of the president for years. i talked about this when i was former ice director i had death threats against me and my family ed 20 u.s. marshals surrounding i cannot go to dinner without getting into bulletproof limo and i was just tom holman, i was nobody. president trump is getting this incoming every day massive death threats i've always worried about his safety and now i'm even more concerned abou

john heilemann in for nicolle wallace. we have a lot, i'm talking about a lot of news to cover today. out on the campaign trail, two rising democratic stars, josh shapiro gretchen whitmer holding a rally for vice president kamala harris. we begin today with president joe biden and the united states supreme court. expecting sometime during our show, the president will unveil a series of proposed reforms to the highest court in the land. in a speech commemorating the 60th anniversary of the civil rights act, at the linden baines johnson library in texas. and he expected to propose term limits, for the justices and a constitutional amendment to curb presidential immunity. it is the backing of vice president harris. who said in a statement, quote, these popular reforms will help to restore confidence in the court, strengthen our democracy and ensure no one is above the law. in short, it is meant to be a prescription for what ailed the united states supreme court which has had one justice, a wife who is actively involved in trying to over turn the 2020 election. another justice whose home flew a flag that was also flown by members of the mob that stormed th

john kennedy contested it and lost but used it as a springboard for his 1960 campaign. annmarie: reports that yesterday kamala harris got on the phone with roy cooper, andy beshear, josh shapiro. when you look at these names what ticket do you think sets her up better to compete with trump fans? terry: they need a geographic balanced ticket and i think they need a swing state governor on the ticket. that strikes me as captain obvious analysis but i think it is. it is absolutely essential. they have shown weakness in the swing states. they need somebody that knows that ground and can center speak and has a background of being successful with centrist voters. that is how you counter today's small trump advantage in the plans they have for j.d. vance. lisa: how to democrats counter the republican accusations that this is not the sort of democracy they espouse, that there was not a real robust primary boating season and to the extent there was it was basically just undermined in the shortest period of time ahead of an election in history? how do democrats respond? terry: they will not respond, they will turn the page as quickly as possible. the moment before biden dropped out bid

john, that they want to take the cash showed on that poll yesterday, right? the kamala harris was not in any of those, wasn't those four. but mark kelly, it was mark kelly know, josh shapiro. >> that's more that was a comma the view of it is still she is still best position from a campaign finance position from democratic coalition position. look, it is a real thing. what will happen in the democratic party if it is not given serious consideration that the first black female vice president is the presumptive nominee. if biden steps aside, that is a real thing but but also, i can't they can't do camila harris is also the strongest person who is already established on the best issue for democrats in this cycle which is the issue of reproductive just ahead, more speeches from the convention here in milwaukee will hear from north dakota governor doug burgum, who was once a top contender to be donald trump's running mate tomorrow live from milwaukee, former president trump accepts his party's nomination for the nation's highest office. >> jake tapper and anderson cooper lead cnn special live coverage the republican national convention tomorrow at seven on cnn this summer, ther