what's your email is joy biden's go is a policy a liability full common harris as she tries to get the and decided votes is on her side as such, a crucial time ahead of lots, a presidential election in november. it has been a liability, certainly from pamela harris's liability. and she states like michigan where there is all these very large of american and most of the number i can population. and where is the largest uncommitted gold has happened to that was the on committee code which voted against by nor over 0. their vote from the, from president biden, during the primary. and, you know, if, if the economy has, doesn't show some daylight, if she's not able to show that she's going to pursue a different policy. if she's not open to withholding those weapons shipments so that she can put pressure on nothing, you know, he does risk losing votes in those critical stays, of course, and we'll have to wait and see how that plays out. so cindy in the next couple of months ahead of that presidential election coming posited, all rights was sent to for the eastern studies at new york universi

thank you for joining us now. joy biden hope's iran will stand down, says he doesn't knows. you just heard that. do you think iran will stand on? it is already valid, severe revenge so far? absolutely not. there's no way the iranians can stand down. they need to save face . the fact that this assassination was conducted on iranian soil, into iran, during what was supposed to be for the running into a fairly joyous event. you know, gratian of their new president means that the israelis have essentially forced iranians to respond. which i think, you know, according to my calculations is exactly what is really the prime minister benjamin netanyahu is, is hoping for, right? he's hoping to keep this conflict going. he's hoping to keep tensions percolating until he can find his own way out of this. and this is all connected to obviously what's going on and gaza, but i would expect in a ronnie and a response either in the form of a response directly from a wrong or from one if not all of the iranian proxies from loving. he says bowler to the who's using yemen to hostile shelby, a r

goioned.tt there and said that she has no regrets about lying to the american publican joec about joi biden's mental acuity. and when asked multiple times wh ay, she as the number two in this administration, has not already take,n on the issues vom that voters care about most. >> she vomitedited the up the ul word salad. and listen, i say this as someonmeone e with and family ie of these very critical crgm amontes, this is goin to be a problem among those voters. for kamala harris, they care very mucg those votersla harrihd the biden administration's failed policiecies ands, and shs not done that, joe. jason 63% know we're going inth the wrong direction. i think that number might even be a little biink th numbett lot from the people i'm i've been talking with with the issueses a they're really matter. but she wants us to believe that, you know, you kn, she's made the tough decisions and she's a tough prosecutora . she'll enforce the border and be great for energ ey. wrote >> but you watched that interview. i saw what you wrote about it. tell us what you think itat you. al >> well, jason, it's

g 0, chicago, and his speech us president, joy biden acknowledged, the protest outside saying those demonstrating have a point. he said he's committed to guessing a dollars a captive in ceasefire agreement. as you know, i wrote his peace treaty for guys a few days ago. i put forward a proposal that brought us closer to doing that that we've done since october 7th. we're working around the clock. my secretary of state run a wider were reunited hostages with the families and serge, you mandatory health and food assistance and the guys are now the civilian. so really the policy, the people and why i'm finally finally deliver a cease fire. and in this more still ahead on al jazeera and, you know, i don't know why this couple see, they could be split helpful, the change of presidency in the us. and we hear of f as in democratic republic of congo to contain the spite of a new one, factious variant of impulse. the i had a lawyer that despite the stormy weather plugging pump, severe, but still a lot of heat to be found across the southeast. and of course, the south west but this, that sundry line pushing

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now out to pasture. >> todd: not a lot of joy out of mr. biden.re, trump campaign's karoline leavitt is next. >> carley: first lawrence jones will look at what is coming up. >> lawrence: i miss you guys, i'm here in chicago. we'll hold down the forthere. pushed out of prime time, president biden touting his record and denying angry about be being booted from the ticket. kamala harris working to erase his legacy that she helped create, will voters buy it? we'll ask them. we'll ask bepete buttigieg reco. and i went to an event yesterday and asked about kamala harris' biggest accomplishment. this is what they said, watch. no, okay. sean hannity, harris faulkner and jackie deangelis. live top of the hour, see you in a bit. >> todd: president biden blaming former president trump for the biden border crisis while touting the border as a winning issue for him and kamala harris. listen. >> trump continues to lie about the border. here's what he won't tell you: trump killed the strongest bipartisan border deal in the history of the united states. the resul

he beat adopt. >> to those closest to biden, tears of joy seem like tears of guilt. maurine dowd writes, dems are delighted but a coup is still a coup. a former obama official ran into biden ally at fenway and the obama official told barnacel, isn't it great this guy figured out he had to quit. he came back -- story made way back to biden and he might still be laughing. the president is expected to more fully explain his opinion reasoning. he has been more candid and accessible, we are watching for a message he might have to people who force his hand. >> how are you feeling about your speech tomorrow? >> biden is high tailing it before obama and pelosi speak this week and will miss other celebrity guest. he will miss annanavarro and kerri washington. >> steve: i think i saw beyonce could show up at some point, is that right? >> i have not seen that confirmed. we keep getting a new announcement. we found out about michele obama yesterday afternoon. i will ask the producer and get back to you guys. >> lawrence: will you let me know? i will be on the front row. >> ainsle

joy back. >> right. >> bret: joe biden didn't have any joy in his race. somebody on his show saying this is following a 1970s script about inflation, about heavy regulation. and how the impact of those policies effects the market and people's economy at home. >> also, the essential issue now how does it effect the federal reserve? i know the federal reserve usually goes over people's heads. you know, they are in charge of taming inflation. that's their job. and they are having a hard time doing it because there are their other job is making sure we have what they call maximum employment. how do you do one? one, you have to -- to quell inflation is like putting out a forest fire. you have to do serious damage. ever see firemen arrive to balgd. they are breaking windows and windows. they have to break things. the federal reserve has to break things and at the same time hope they don't break them too much. they never had this sort of dilemma. before there has never been this amount of money pouring into an economy. again, it's so skewed because economists lo

joy. it was biden versus trump and people felt like, one major story heading into the election was voter turnoutto come out and you are seeing democrats trying to change that dynamic and say here is something to be excite about. >> dana: mollie, the jim mesino was here yesterday saying they raised $500,000 since switching. 60% of those people donating never gave a dime to joe biden. finances are not a problem for this campaign. >> these are a lot of donors, including gras-roots small donors. they are coming out of the wood dltd work. you talk to delegates and elected officials that are seeing volunteer assign-ups, it is damning for the biden campaign they were having so little success. talk about that know moy, they dumped on the airwaves trying to pump up joe biden and it was not working. they have to start with advertising effort and grassroots effort machine they are trying to build. >> bill: last answer, mollie ticked off what they are emphasizing, i'm on that platform and i see every speech and every word and every teleprompter, they are making case against trump and making case about abort

the first time in eight years or nine years has been hope or joy you were just at the white house in june to the juneteenth event in the biden white house, did you not feel that hope and joy during the biden years? yes. and yes. and it's a yes. and because if we're going i. am kaushik cautiously joyful cautiously optimistic. you know, if we have we have to have learned something from the obama administration. you know, these people aren't saviors. these people are humans. and we as the people have to be the wind beneath them her wings. every day, all day. i do believe that the harris-walz campaign, will win with that all of us must stay engaged. we have to help them. we have to go to these midterm elections and make sure that all three branches of government stay become democratic and remain democratic so that we can get some work done. we now know how it works. we've seen it. you know, it's all legal and it's all, you know, it's so convoluted if you're not in it, if you're not a legal scholar, if you're not a political person that studied it, it convoluted and it's going to be let's talk about what brings you to atlanta, gl

biden's speech tonight. i think she is in the arena. hey, jacqui. >> jacqui: hey, lawrence. you know, senator amy klobuchar sedentaries of joy when president biden walks into this hall tonight because he, quote, liberally saved democracy and beat donald trump. and democrats see his decision to abandon his re-election bid as another heroic act in that effort. but, for those closest to the president, tears of joy from the people who shoved him out of the door seems more like tears of guilt. the "new york times" columnist maureen dowd writes top democrats are privileging with resentment even as they are about to put on a united front in the windy city. the president resented obama for shoving him aside for hillary. resent hillary for scawrn derg that opportunity and losing to trump. even though obama tried do everything quietly to try to protect saintly status. joe was furious obama was sidelining him twice. obama is not hanging around after his speech to take in all the tributes. he will be long gone by the time that obama and pelosi speak. >> how are you feeling about yor speech tomorrow? >> good, really good. >> jacqui: mean

of speech till affidavit midnight officials blamed there is a in hearing from joe biden on the cheering-and applause joy thousands anti-israel protesters threatened to overshadowed conditions mask in have streets harassing police during farewell speech president biden did not mention israel by name once. not once, did address the protesters, watch this. >> working around-the-clock, my secretary of state, unite hostages with families serve humanitarian health into gaza protesters in the street they have a point a lot of innocent people are being killed on both sides. >> joining me "varney & co." host stuart varney live from the democratic national convention, great to see you. how is it going. going very well, i am not surprised with joe biden failing to mention oil saying protesters have a point, he is trying to bridge divide win democrat party generally speaking people of for mr. have affinity for palestinians generally speaking black women in favor of kamala harris jewish voters, i think appalled at anti-semitism in our country biden trying to bring that divide together a failure speaking after mind n

joy. but not for joe biden. he knows what the democrat did to him alone will probably never forgive him for it. i would guess there could be one last act of sabotage. former joe biden's press secretary joints be now. mike, what's going on behind the scenes with the democrats going into this convention week? >> other than the column that you read, it feels a pretty united to me. yes of course there are a lot of people who put their heart and soul into joe biden did not want to see it ended this way. but i think everyone is been pleasantly surprised with the performance and the execution of the transition between the new leader of the party. jesse: you think this is well executed where kamala hides for months and then says she's a communist and was a set the price of bacon? [laughter] while she was a stop price gouging is what biden talks about as well. jesse: mike, mike, how is she going to stop price at gouging? what you and jd fans favorite agency the ftc jd vance loves the ftc and consumer protection. jesse: h

they want to campaign on biden's and joy and if you have a debate, you have to get asked a question like you were against the wall but you were for it, you were for the green new deal but now you are against it. you were for medicare for all but now you are against it, you were for decriminalizing illegal border crossings, now you are against it. you were against fracking, now you are for it. explain why. she hasn't flip-flopped herself. it's all anonymous staffers. than to explain it. stuart: why according to ask eos has she agreed to sit down formal interview this week? >> has she announced? stressing out who to choose. an interview for a presidential candidate with a news organization should be a routine that that happens multiple times, this should not be a high-stakes event but by making this such a big deal, have an interview by the end of the month, leaking office about how we are choosing and turns it into a high wire act between across the grand canyon, something the candidate does and she messes it up it becomes a catastrophe for the campaign. they should be doing interviews, d

those families are not experiencing joy under joe biden, kamala harris, those families are struggling and being drowned out by inflation. those families are watching the border been invaded by 15 1,515 million illegal aliens. those families are watching two wars and thinking wins a third one i'm going to start and that their own kids, so they're on their own sons and daughters going to be serving in another war listen, there's a lot of things to be proud of in this country, but the disconnect that he, there's joy in this economy that's crippled the middle class and working class just goes to show you the disconnect that he has with america. it specifically, the the midwest. >> paul well, mr. trump has always been a man of joy. >> we know that he's a quintessential, happy warrior, isn't it the notion of combining the word trump enjoy is preposterous. he's driven by grievance division and sometimes you can hate that's a strong word. >> strong dislike. >> people who are not exactly like him and mr. vance, senator vance doubles down on that. >> he seems both of them very interested in jud

biden would've done something as because this. so the idea that you can't actually analyse the politics of this in this moment as well as celebrating the joy i think is contradicted by how biden himself and his team have behaved. i want to echo what was said there. they are one of the permanent resident who is going to be part of the group. incredibly brave leader there of the opposition in russia. fantastic to see that he's going to be freed and he has been freed and he sacrificed a lot as has his family and it's wonderful news that he's going to be back here. >> i wonder as we talk about steve hiltons, over analysing and reanalysing, is russian -- is putin are they testing the waters at all? maybe to do something more, maybe to negotiate more with western countries. maybe a dry run this time and they release some people, is there any linkage to this and a potential and to the war in ukraine? >> that question i've been trying to dig into and looking at what's being reported back in russia. a lot of attention is being made that prudent side actually initiated this exchange. and that a phone call early in july -- june between general austin

biden and made him an offer he couldn't refuse, high and low of it. i got to tell you, listening to comments of nancy pelosi filled my heart with joy for xexuberane knowingident he ought to be on mount rushmotion. what they say and do are totally different things. will american people buy what they say rather than what they experience and witness? i hope not. we need people who wake up and say, democrats have been in control 3-1/2 years. what has been better in my life or worse in my life? do we want four more years of what we have had for the past almost four. if americans say i love gas prices and grocery prices, you can have them, just elect kamala harris and tim walz. >> carley: nancy pelosi just did an interview and direct quote, many concerned wanted an open process, open process anyone could have gotten in. harris had endorsement of the president and she politically took advantage of it and shut down, not shut down, won the nomination. anybody else could have gotten in. what do you think about the fact she said kamala harris shut things down? >> she did not win the nomination, she grabbed the nomination. not a single vote was cast. she rushed in w

the rueful blowoff tonight for joe biden. >> it seeks again to the party coalition being strengthened and people feeling good about that, joyt democrats that was a thing in the 90s there are biden democrats, people really love him. there are a lot of african american democrats you talk about that mix of sadness and also joy that you are seeing and feeling. how much has his blessing of kamala harris boosted her with bidenistas? >> absolutely essential joe biden knows that . he has immense power in his party. he deserves having immense power in this party and only because he was selfless and stepped aside to challenge donald trump. the republican party there was a lot of people that didn't like donald trump, didn't think he could win and they all folded and became part of the trump colt. the one person who said that was joe biden. that is why his legacy will be legend among americans because of the selflessness here shown last month. senator barbara, we are just bringing all of the gals together let's talk about the littler this is a swan song for really great career for president biden talk a little bit about kamala harris.

now, pumping up democrats who are, as your previous guest said, in an absolute state of joy having left joe bidenn american, asian american woman. their spirits are pretty high. >> michelle, the harris campaign says it raised $310 million last month alone. more than twice as much as the trump campaign. what is more important, the actual money raised or the enthusiasm that it exhibits? >> i think that's a hard one, because, i mean, the money in some ways is the most tangible sign of the enthusiasm, but you know, money is important. and one thing that we were hearing towards the end of joe biden's candidacy was that the money was starting to dry up, and that's -- and that was really concerning. let's remember, this isn't even just money -- you say july, but this is like money that she raised in the two weeks basically that she's been in the race, less than two weeks. i was also really struck by how comparatively little donald trump raised, because this should have been one of his best months. i mean, he was almost assassinated. he had his convention. and yet his numbers were fairly lackluster. >> n

joy of movement. >>> when president biden comes on stage tonight, the convention hall is going to be filled with delegates who are all pledged, most of them at least, pledge their loyalty to him. many hardcore biden supporters who have to be won over by kamala harris, as well as a minority of uncommitted delegates who could stage a protest on the floor because they object to both biden and harris' position on the war in gaza. joining me now is minnesota democratic senator amy klobuchar. president biden, amy, has -- >> thank you, andrea. >> -- his faith in this transition. it's hard for him. you've known him for so long. >> well, he has done it so generously, so beautifully, and so patriotically. you think about this. he handed over this torch to kamala harris, and did it in such a way that in 28 days, she was able to launch her campaign, unite our party, raise over $300 million, pick a running mate, and fill arenas, but tonight, you're going to hear from president biden, as you noted, talking about our very democracy is at stake. no one knows that better than him. he basically saved our democracy by runni

>> the joy here is because we have a new nominee. president bidenageous decision to step aside. >> he was forced out. >> it was his decision. >> you are from vermont, you are smarter than that. >> however you want to characterize her, he made the decision and we had $100 million raised in a day and all the potential candidates endorsed kamala harris. there is an enormous amount of excitement. the rnc had -- now we have a fighting chance. >> trump spoke at the southern border and brought out patty and alex. their daughters were killed by illegal immigrants. let's listen. >> they found my daughter's body and when they found it, it has recently come out that she was brutally beaten,, she was 12, she had dreams to be famous. she wanted to be a famous actor. she was left with no clothing from the waist down, was thrown in a bye you, left, strangled to death. he needs to be in office. we need to stop this. we need to stop losing our littles. >> you signed a letter back in 2021 with other members of the house saying it is time to end the incarceration appr

harris the president of joy and praising president biden for stepping aside. >> something is really hardolitician to do, he voluntarily gave up political power george washington knew that, and he did it. and it will enhance joe biden's legacy. >> griff: hot button to have was spotted on delegates wearing this pin labeling former speaker nancy pelosi as the godmother who honored biden and harris in her remarks. >> the inauguration of joe biden and kamala harris, we established one of the most successful presidencies of modern times. thank you, joe. and i know that vice president harris is ready to take us to new heights. >> griff: meanwhile the godmother is down playing her role in pushing biden out and refuting concerns about harris having won a single delegate in the primary telling the "wall street journal," this quote: many of us concerned about the election wanted to have an open process. it was an open process. anyone could have gotten. in harris had the endorsement of the president and she politically astutely took advantage of it and shut down. not shut down but won the nomination

donald trump is going to be president again if he decided to do this deal with president biden in office? >> joyit's great to be on your program on this day. i know how many times you've had vladimir on your show. everybody just kind of see what an eloquent principled leader he is and speaker. it's great we're going to have his voice back in this fight. number two, to your point, allies matter to the united states. we're better off when we have allies. we can do more things when we have allies. we're rightfully focusing on the allies. we had many allies, poland, slovenian allies involved in this incredibly complex swap. sings the cold war. i know the cold war pretty well. this compares with even the most complex and biggest swaps during the cold war. and we should give credit to our diplomats as well and to underscore the point about biden and harris versus mr. trump and mr. vance, they believe in allies. they believe in diplomacy. trump doesn't believe in allies and he doesn't believe in diplomacy. he wants to go it alone and he wants to do things in a unilateral way. you can't get big, complex

biden. the word joy is the lack two joy, the word freedom, she ended this rally call, do we believe in freedomes for the freedom, joy and we're not going back. give her the chance a return to the obama coalition of 2008. but in 2024 clothing. coalition of 2008. but in 2024 clothinu. ~ coalition of 2008. but in 2024 clothinr. ~ . . coalition of 2008. but in 2024 clothin. . . . ., clothing. we saw the hallmarks of some of the _ clothing. we saw the hallmarks of some of the behind-the-scenes i clothing. we saw the hallmarks of. some of the behind-the-scenes team some of the behind—the—scenes team who have joined some of the behind—the—scenes team who havejoined in recent weeks michael, thank you so much for joining us on bbc news with that you been watching special bbc news coverage of the first joint been watching special bbc news coverage of the firstjoint campaign rally. thank you for watching. hello there. there was some sunshine around on tuesday. there will be again on wednesday, and it looks like it should be a dry day across east anglia in the south east this time, whereas on tuesday the

joy trump, campaign seems negative. what's the difference between a campaign talking about the negative 80, or just talking about the reality and it just happens to be a negative situation. there anybody that wants joe biden speech monday night didn't see joy. he was an angry man. he was literally the guy jo and get off my lawn and apparently those like island who are promoting that the economy is doing great. but like the democrats are claim they haven't gone grocery shopping, haven't bought bread, haven't bought gas, haven't bought round the even tom a lot in a rare moment of coherence, big dollars. there's the prices are up 52 percent. while she and joe biden to oversee this economy, and now she's going to fix it after they've broke it. you know, the bottom line is you want to talk full of life. go back and look at job. i'd speech on monday night. and that is actually a great way to finish this as a steve carter. alan, thank you so much for continuing this conversation. we'll probably meet again because we have a long campaign road ahead of us. thanks for joining me. a. thank you, sir. i think the let trump the trump one of corey lou and ask he's famous phrases which eventually became the title of his

. >> then came the big speech a message of unity and joy and praise for joe biden's service as president i am feeling hopeful. will. [cheers] >> because this convention has always been good to kids with funny names who believe in a country where anything is possible. history will remember joe biden as an outstanding president, who defended democracy be at a moment of great danger. >> it wasn't all positive. both took digs at former president trump. meanwhile harris was 90 miles away at a separate event to avoid bad optics of man joe biden views as largely responsible for ending re-election bid. a source familiar with the planning telling our own jacqui heinrich the choice was made out of sensitivity and respect for biden saying the obamas are still not on the white house good side. now, harris returned to chicago during michelle obama's speech. and tonight, we'll hear from another person viewed as playing a role in pushing biden out. former speaker nancy pelosi takes the stage. bill clinton takes the stage. also watching by the way to see if harris will be in attendance there and if she

. >> there's going to be so much love for joe biden there'll be tears of joy when he walks into thatl. he literally save their democracy. he beat donald trump and i think everyone will want to give him a big hug and i can't wait to hear his speech. >> raiment a big hug and tears of joy as he's going out the door on monday night after the convention. >> as they sent him right off the exit shootout the back of the arena. we played anita dunn who is an obama and biden staffer who admitted 40 million people's votes had been totally disenfranchised the voters as a result of installing kamala harris those primary voted for joe biden. he's getting the's rush after the first night but to tie the whole conversation together this duality that you played earlier that kamala harris is talking about duality is in her policies but she saying liberty, freedom, joy. that's what i'm here to defend. you can't do any of that if you don't have life first. that right to life. if you push that aside your joy and freedom and liberty is meaningless. to be, if that's the thing you are leading with at your co

biden. he is outs. now you have a situation where they are trying to rebrand kamala harris. >> democrats always win when we run on hope and joy obama. you saw it in joe biden and kamala harris in 2020. and, guess what? you got team hope and joy right now. >> bret: hope and joy. maybe night two here that's kicked off at the democratic national convention tonight. we have a series of speakers, including the illinois governor, you have the senate majority leader senator bernie sanders, the second gentleman and then the former first lady michelle obama and the 44th president of the united states. with that, let's bring in our panel harold ford jr. former tennessee congressman co-host of "the five." "the five" co-host jessica tarlov, charles hurt opinion editor for "the washington times" and political consultant alex castellanos. jessica, tonight is a different feel, a different pitch i'm sure democrats are ready -- it was a long night last night. >> i'm very tired. >> bret: a swan song for the former president. >> absolutely. he took all the time that he wanted and that he needed to get out, i think, a good three quarters of what

biden. there's going to be tears of joy when he walks into that all. as done -- i love the major focus this is going to be on democracy. he literally saved our democracy in the u.s. >> joe biden will go on the democratic mount rushmore with fdr. >> the president will put on a brave face during tonight's address. deep inside, he remains bitter. recent reports suggest she saw greatly going resentment at barack obama, nancy pelosi, and chuck schumer over their roles in his ouster. friends say he is "stunned and take on what has happened. while biden tries to swallow his -- a clean break from his record. democratic allies are not making that easy. >> she has as vice president. she can completely separate himself -- to separate herself his policy. >> making a strong case for why the choice that voters made in 2020 was the right choice. the progress we have made and many people what it was like when he and kamala harris took office in january of 2021, and how far this country has come. >> made a lot of progress. there's a lot of work left to do. >> we just he

joy, it's relief. because if joe biden were the one giving this speech tonight, this room would be about a quarter full i think, and there would not be any of this enthusiasm. and what kamala harris has been able to do in 32 days is a lockdown not just the nomination, but to raise up the enthusiasm and the fund raising. she could not have had a better setup. but as i said before, everything gets harder for her after tonight. march a march harold, i remember you saying in milwaukee that you felt like it was one of the best conventions you've ever seen, and so you have this enormous enthusiasm in milwaukee, and now you have it again here in chicago. how does that feed the process from the here? because there have been a lot of sleepy conventions they've tried to to juice up. these are both real movement sort of energy on both sides. >> the unity in milwaukee was really amazing to me. remember, we can't even really recall because so many events have taken place. president trump was shot that saturday, and monday he comes into that that hall, and the unity in in the republican party i remarked that week, w

biden. will you see him campaigning with some joy and some lift in pennsylvania and around the country and focusing on the job that's yet to be done. both for the remaining five months and then going forward. >> it will be in primetime. [indiscernible] >> hello. i'm a correspondent in siberia. i wonder if there are any talks or what is the part of the agenda that will be dedicated to the war in ukraine? and to fighting with russia during this d.n.c. and if yes, then when should we expect such kind of conversations? thank you. >> you will see on the program woven through the entire four days -- obviously the president will probably have -- cover a lot of that tonight in his speech. i'm sure the vice president will cover it in her speech. we have -- on thursday i believe, wednesday or thursday, we have a full foreign policy section and you will hear a lot about ukraine, you'll hear a lot about all the things that we are working towards, finding solutions. gaza will be a part of those conversations as well. >> very wendy williams of you. thank you very much for doing, this guys. i want to dig in more

anticipatorily positive than they were last night, which was, as you know, well, joy, enormously positive event for joe biden. i think that there's a lot of excitement for, you know, two of the great figures in the democratic party, not just because i think people are eager to see some of the obama era magic grafted onto the harris/walz campaign, but i think for a democratic party in the trump era that wondered whether barack obama was an aberration, whether she was an historic anomaly, the mere presence of barack obama at this convention handing the reins off to kamala harris is a suggestion that the aberration was donald trump and that america as barack obama liked to invoke, the universe is -- the moral arc of the universe is long but is bending towards a sort of justice, a more inclusive society. that barack obama and kamala harris are the true sort of political future for america and that donald trump was merely one step backwards before the inhe have vittable pendulum swing forward. there's a sense of not just excitement for the immediate future of the party but the long-term prospects of american soci

and what we saw from president biden it's him really illustrate genuine joy at passing the torch to theice president, but also, they were touting all of their efforts to advance affordable health care biden also so having some sharp words for former president donald trump, take a listen he wants to make america affordable again, your response to get a job with a guy we're running it against? >> what's his name donald dr. donald wherever you may have heard about the micro republican project, 2025 plan let me tell you what our project 2025 is beat the hell out of them anderson biden and harris also talked about lowering the cost of prescription drugs something that has really emerged as a top campaign issue for the vice president and she's speaking tomorrow in raleigh what's the focus there is going to be an economic address that really centers the issue of affordable housing she has a four year plan to address affordable housing and includes 25,000 $10, and downpayment assistance actions aimed at spring construction of new housing, tax incentives for starter homes, a federal and addition

joy which is baffling because most americans don't feel all that joyous. they feel underfunded, vulnerable, forgotten they feel like they've been lied to because they have been lied to. the economy is great, joe biden'sealthy, the border security, your kids are being educated and only the joy kills are saying otherwise. common sense thinks america will soon stop buying what the ticket is selling, not because of the vibe of mind you, but because they don't have anybody. let's bring in former press secretary... thank you both for coming on up your khem birch you first, trump said this about debating kamala harris. >> the other side has to agree to the terms. they may or may not agree. i don't know if they are going to agree or she hasn't done an interview. she can't do an interview, she's barely competent and she can't do an interview but i look forward to the debates because i think we have to set the record straight. >> trace: he's open to all the debates, she has picked one. then she will discuss may be more of those. hard to defend that going forward right? >> exactly, especially after she previously said that trump was weak and backing out of the debates because he was scared of her. i think there

joy right now. they are home. tomorrow is a big day. the 13th birthday of marion. we have a tradition in the biden family. we sing happy birthday. ready. happy birthday to you. happy birthday to you. happy birthday dear mariam, happy birthday to you. god love you. she is an officer's daughter. now she gets to celebrate with her mom. this is what this is all about. families that are able to be together again like you should have been all along. i want to thank you again to everybody that did their part. in a few hours we will welcome home our fellow americans and we are looking forward to that. god willing, we will get that done. thank you, thank you, thank you. it's a good day. >> what did you say when they answered the call on the others? >> i said welcome almost home. >> a so-called abductor state taking more americans. how do you end of perverse incentives? >> we are advising people to not go to certain places. telling them what is at risk, what is at stake. reporter: speak to the complexity of working with countries to secure the releases. president biden: i won't take the time now but i will later in the week. i particularl

not just joy, it is relief. because if joe bidenhe one giving the speech tonight this room would be about a quarter full i think. there were not be any of this enthusiasm. what kamala harris has been able to do in 32 days is a lockdown not just intimidation but to raise up the enthusiasm and the fundraising. she could not have had a better set up. but as i said before everything gets harder for her after tonight. >> i remember you sink in milwaukee i remember it was one of the best conventions you have ever seen. so you have this enormous enthusiasm in milwaukee and now you have it again here in chicago. how does that feed the process from here. there have been a lot of sleepy conventions they have tried to juice up. this is real movement energy on both sides. >> the unity in milwaukee was really amazing to me. we can't even really recall because so many events have taken place. president trump was shot that saturday, monday he comes into the hall and makes remarks. that was as good as i have ever seen in a convention. a couple thin

biden. there is going to be tears of joy when he walks into that whole and what he has done, he literally saved our democracy in the u.s. he beat donald trump. >> joe biden i believe will go on the democratic mount rushmore with fdr, with president kennedy, with president truman and with lbj. he has also put himself in a position now to be remembered for the one job that he left, the job that he has left for kamala harris to finish as she picks up that torch and runs with it. >> harris: ahead of the president's expected hero's farewell, cnn writes this, democrats gather to enshrine their stunning turn from biden to harris. president biden will not stick around for the rest of the week's festivities we have planned. he will not hear speeches from his former boss barack obama or house speaker nancy pelosi, those two were reportedly instrumental and kicking him out. and is reportedly still a touchy subject, you think? he will still be more than 2,00a when kamala harris accepts the democratic nomination on thursday night. a "new york times" column, the dems are delighted, but a coup is still a coup

biden and harris doled out to buy votes in different ways is starting to wear out. when people go to the grocery store, gas pump, rent and other things, affordability and cost. the joy of buying a happy meal has worn off, people are getting hit in their wallet everyday. that is what this race is about, economy, cost, 40-year high inflation that joe biden and kamala harris created. they are taking credit for inflation going down. hell, they created it to start with. >> lawrence: couple things here, i like how two grown men, donald trump, as well as the governor here, put away differences for greater of the party and say, we may disagree on things and duked it out, we want to win, we will put it aside. i do that with brian sometimes, he makes me upset, i give him a big hug. for the good of the show, we move forward. >> brian: which is good for the country. >> rachel: brian asked a couple great questions to the governor, if trump would go into atlanta and appeal to black voters and black business owners and asked him if he would hug it out and campaign alongside trump, it sounds like he's open to it. >> brian: they are going to do it, too much at stake. they both like

joy right now. they are home. tomorrow is a big day, 13th birthday come here. you all know we have a tradition in the biden family. we sing happy birthday. are you ready? all of you. ♪ happy birthday to you mama happy birthday to you ♪ ♪ happy birthday ♪ ♪ happy birthday to you ♪ member, no serious guys until you are 30. god love you. she is alsu's daughter. now she gets to celebrate with her mom. that is what this is all about, families. able to be together again. like they should have been all along. i want to thank you again to everyone who did their part. in just a few hours, we will welcome home our fellow americans. we are looking forward to that. god willing, we are going to be out and get that done. thank you, thank you, thank you. it's a good day. >> what did you say when the answer the phone on the other side? >> president biden: i said welcome almost home. >> so-called abductor states, taking more americans in order to get more -- how do you end these perverse incentives? >> president biden: advising people not to go certain places and tell them what is at risk and what is at stake. >> negotiati