trey gowdy, former press secretary for president trump kayleigh mcenany and juan williams.hance to hear your thoughts yet. as bill says it's 41 hours removed from that moment. >> a couple of things. two of which are hard to do simultaneously, grieve and be grateful. grieve for the loss but be grateful it wasn't worse and gather fact and information. nature ab horse a vacuum. we want to fill it in with speculation and con geck sure. there are facts. we have to be patient. the dominant take away, we were inches a way for our republic. inches a way from a significant stress test. every time something like this happens, whether it's stevie scalise, gabby gifford, paul pelosi we swear we'll do better, lower the temperature and change the political rhetoric and it only lasts hours until we're back to where we were. hopefully, hopefully this will be the time we decide you can't say some of the things we say and expect irrational people not to act irrationally. >> bill: bring up call for number two. the president did an interview there and he said the headline is this. trump re wri

juan williams and alex castellanos join us next but first griff jenkins is live in our newsroom. graph, where do we know these talking points came from? do we have a sense? >> we do, brett, moments ago i got a statement from the good mitigation instructor brian garcia from the congressional hispanic caucus he says that she developed the talking points on this card distributed to congress for the purpose of debunking the border czar they call it dismiss information. it's clear at the white house karine jean-pierre received them as well, watch. >> she was not a border czar and it is not just us, independent fact-checkers have said the same thing. that did not exist and it's not to. >> we can show you the talking points fox trot of the top vp harris was never appointed border czar, other points read she was not asked to lead on border enforcement and this one potus tasked her to lead diplomatic root cause strategies in central america not border policy, but brett, not all democrats are on board. six joint republicans yesterday passing that resolution condemning harris as a failed bo

in the meantime, back what the panel, juan williams, jillian tanner, and marc thiessen.ty, it's come for the president's allies to have a candid conversation with him. so, lost "the washington post." now let's talk about something else. donald trump and the veep stakes, i don't want to ask you who he is going to pick, but where do you think he has had a question mark >> you have to think about it this way. republicans have irrational exuberance about this election, donald trump would win man, but if the election were held today, voters would be surprised. there's a lot of time between now and election day, it will be decided by a handful of swing voters in swing states. every decision donald trump makes including his beep has to be focused on that swing voter who thinks that biden has a disaster but not sure that they want to put donald trump back in the office. >> john: this is a lightning round, so give me a name. >> he has a plethora of great names. >> john: what do you think? i promised i would not ask you that. >> i have no idea, but it will say i think you should c

fox news senior political analyst juan williams.l clear politics white house correspondent philip wegmann and "the washington post" columnist and american enterprise institute senior fellow marc thiessen, gentlemen, thank you for joining us on your holiday extended weekend. a lot of news in washington. juan, i want to start with you because there is a developing story from "the washington post, although there are plenty of democrats that are going to wait before they speak, they want to watch this interview with abc first. we're hearing that senator mark warner, according to this reporting is trying to assemble a group of democratic senators to ask the president to exit the race. and "the washington post" writes this: among the options under consideration is a meeting at the white house between senators and biden. even if some senators do not want biden to drop out, they could use that forum to air candidate concerns in person. on top of that, governor maura healey of massachusetts a big biden ally also issued a statement today read

juan williams, jessica chambers, guy benson and ben dominant -- g remotely. how did you this today? >> i think points have to be offered to the former president for showing up in that venue because he knew it was going to be a minefield and probably not terribly friendly confines in chicago. but he came anyway and he answered questions. there's a lot to be said for that particularly because his opponent is avoiding scrutiny in extraordinary ways and i think she will continue to try to do so over the next three months. however when you walk into a minefield, sometimes it behooves you to step carefully and i think he might have stepped on a few of those minds along the w way. i think particularly questioning the ethnic identity or racial identity of kamala harris is gratuitous and doesn't help him in any way, shape, or form. i see they are doubling down on that with some images on the big screen at the rally this evening in pennsylvania that we are standing by for. i think more than anything else from a political standpoint that is a gift to harris in her campa

sean duffy and juan williams. re quickly to get this roll call done so make sure that joe biden is the nominee. there was a rebellion. a lot of democrats said you cannot do that. we just found out that they said they will not begin this before august 1st. they had wanted to move it up to next week. now we know. so that might have been a good negotiation, i guess. >> i think the key from the co-chairs including governor weiss of minnesota you have to be transparent. if you aren't transparent you invite further rebellion. the pressure was coming from the biden camp to get this done for the ohio ballot so the audience understands. >> dana: that already got taken care of by ohio. >> it could potentially remove biden from the ballot if not the nominee. >> dana: they want him to be the nominee now. why would they do that? >> bill: you said august 1st. i look at the calendar, that's two weeks from tomorrow. it will come up like that. >> two weeks before the convention and pushing the envelope to get joe biden on the ticke

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let's bring in our panel, fox news senior political analyst juan williams. eporter steve hilton. happy independence day. >> happy fourth. >> happy fourth to you. >> mike: juan, what do you make of headlines and contributors not giving any money to the biden campaign? >> juan: well, the anxiety within the democratic party is out the roof at the moment, mike. i don't think there is any getting away from it. what have you seen is that the congress seems to be the center of the discontent and they, you know, they return next week as chad pergram was telling you earlier. i think among the meeting with the governors went much better they have a sense of having been helped by biden and they are standing by him is the way they put it. but the notes that came out of there and the headlines in the papers today about, you know, biden joking about he is in good health except for his brain and is he going to take more naps. it has fed the critics and created an even new level of anxiety among the democrats. these meetings that he has got tomorrow in madison, wisconsin, a

will see in weeks and years to come up let's bring or pound fox news political analyst brit hume, juan williamsfox news radio and ghost of outnumbered white house press secretary than president trump. which is wholly former president land here in milwaukee he is now on the ground. we have talked a lot about what happened yesterday but as it sinks in it doesn't seemed like it is change the moment. >> the landscape has changed unmistakably. i will be interested to see how much it shows up in the early polls. a lot of people been surprised by the fact that joe biden's display of senility and feebleness does not seem to have shown up for much in the polls i think that is because most people have process that way ahead of the media. much of the political establishment this may be different. it presents the president as he arrives here with the real opportunity it seems to me too speak to people who will now, and that light of this be tuning into this convention which they might not have done. for giving him kind of a second look which they might have been prepared to do it will be interesting to see

i want to bring in clay travis and juan williams to talk about this. this morning an hour ago on msnbc the president called in by telephone. i can't recall another time during his presidency when he has done that. if he has it hasn't happened office. a clip of what he said on morning joe. >> president biden: they were wrong in 2020. they are wrong in 2022 about the red wave and wrong in 2024. come out with me and watch people react. you make the judgment. you make a judgment. >> bill: so we have a good old stand-off, clay, right now for the democratic nomination. biden says he is sticking. some people are already on the record publicly saying he should get out. what gives? >> well, first of all, i give credit to the biden team because i don't think anybody thought they were going to come out double barreled like they did today. it was very orchestrated. you write a letter. in that letter you make it clear if anybody attacks you or tries to remove you as the democrat nominee, that you are going to say it's a direct attack upon democracy because they jus

. >> bret: so with that let's start there with our panel fox news senior political analyst juan williams town hall.com. not only that, katy, but it does give his vice president a key issue to run on, to run against the supreme court. >> well, typically, the supreme court is an issue that gets conservatives out to vote. but, joe biden as jonathan turley has just laid out so beautifully says this is just a policy play. this is for political reasons only. and you take a constitutional amendment for them to get this through. so that's how you know it's all about the politics. kamala harris doesn't want to run on her senate record, which was one of being the most far left senator on capitol hill and the least bipartisan. she running away from her 2020 campaign, because of her policies there that were so far left that she couldn't get any votes in the democratic primary. so now joe biden is trying to give him an agenda moving forward and she is trying to run on some of the accomplish. s that they have had in his first term. so this is purely political and just in line with the democrats ongoin

fox news senior political analyst juan williams.ontinetti fellow at the american enterprise institute and julie grace roughy, congressional for axios. it seems like f fait accompli. >> the fact that joe biden is not running and no one emerged in this 24 hour period race tells you a lot. the enthusiasm, the donor support has been extraordinary. 80 plus million dollars raised in that 24 hour period. the question is is there going to be some resistance from people saying well, where is the process? where is the transparency? we just heard in the remarks that you played, bret, vice president harris say i'm going to earn this nomination. she does not want it to become a coronation because she sees that that potentially would be a negative. >> bret: publicly she doesn't want it to be a coronation working the phones to be a coronation. >> juan: she wants to win. i didn't see she didn't want to win. the idea is that she would earn it. that it wouldn't be simply that it had been conferred upon her by biden or the people in the smoke filled r

juan williams senior political analyst, may, a columnist news contributor.n, what do you think joe biden is going to do? as we said speculation he could drop out as soon as this weekend and axios reported, the president is being told that if he stays and, former president trump could win a landslide. and biden legacy november and this in "the new york times," president biden's allies have shown polling data that he is behind former president donald j. trump in battleground states and lawmakers fear it will drag down house and senate candidates if he stays in the presidential race. so, juan, what you think you will do? what would you counsel him to do if you were advising him? >> well, you know the old yogi bear saying, it is getting late earlier and i think it's getting late all of a sudden her joe biden. i thought the republican national convention would serve as a buffer for him and slow people talking about the need to get out of the race based on poles. the polls are not great, but they are not terrible here t the biden campaign was using that as full ar

juan williams, josh kraushaar rye political analyst.shington post" columnist and institute senior fellow marc thiessen. welcome, everybody. as we continue to stand by. we will take you to the president if that starts up live. more on this big boy press conference thing. it's been people city with. that is that really the language they wanted to use? >> sure, why not? you know, look, he needs a bounceback performance, shannon. so, if you want to build this up, go for it. in fact, here is my thinking. democrats either want an a-plus big boy performance or they want him to fall off the map. because that would settle this issue and get the silver war inside the party settled. so, you know, likelihood is he comes away with people saying oh, it was a b minus or a c and everybody is like oh we are still in the same place. but, if he was to do one of the extremes, wildly successful, wildly wrong, making much out of this putin thing i got to tell you have got to slip up sometimes. i say oh my gosh bret baier or shannon i was talking to? >> shann

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mollie hemingway, fox an foxy sr protocol analyst juan williams and mario parker bloomberg editor fornomy and government. what started the debate who thanks debates will happen? >> yes i think it will happen. shannon: does anyone doubt that it's a good talking point for the campaign and of the harris campaign say scared to stop when show up. >> is seen that happening before you're starting to see them ramp up your seeing invitations happening to have a debate like boxes made there trying to find out what their best line of attack is pretty republicans had to shift from aging and other attacks against a biden another trying to find them against harris. the leadership in the house was saying stick to her policies but of course there are certainly some members who strayed away from them. shannon: have gone rogue but in the meantime new polls show head to head to the to do match up in critical states would have minnesota, michigan, pennsylvania and wisconsin. this race is much tighter now because if you look at the numbers and there's a lo a lot f this creamer there's been a shift from wi

let's bring in our panel to do some analysis, fox news senior political analyst, juan williams, jasoniley, "wall street journal" columnist, senior fellow at the manhattan institute, and julia manchester, national politics reporter for the hill. jason, he's sharpened his attacks. obviously he has changed the nominee that he is facing here but clearly going after the liberal side of kamala harris and really what she ran on as a candidate for president back in 2019. >> right. i think he is smart to do that, bret. that is what democratic primary voters rejected four years ago. they thought that kamala harris was too liberal and she epitomizes california make fun of harp on those issues this is a woman called forever abolishing ice. called for healthcare for illegal immigrants. and he is going to hammer away at those points. trump was caught a little bit aback by how quickly democrats have crowd around her and supported her and how positive the press conch has been. you heard him talking about that in the speech. but they shouldn't be surprised by that. i think you are looking at a race no

as we've heard president biden faces some tough decisions ahead for more on this let's bring in juan williamsributor it is not as simple as the president deciding that, you know, well if he wants to get out of the race, or if he decides to get out of the race, it's not an easy and clean process? is it, juan? reporter: no. i think you're in deep water there. jon, it is unpress unprecedented situation the question is does he remain president or redesigning the presidency? and if he gets out of the race does he -- endorse the vice president as his replacement or does he say, now we're open to a wide ranging search for someone to hold the nomination. these are all questions that are right there, i mean, it clearly suggests that kind of chaos that would ensue. and also, i think you've got to keep in mind that after the republican show of unity in milwaukee at their convention, there's a sense of, you know, we're the progressives in the party go? where do conservative democrats go and moderates up the middle? we see more and more of these members of congress now calling for president biden not to b