about how you make change. >> can joe biden be -- we've got a tweet now from joe biden about kamala harris'sndorsement. can we put that up? kamala, you've spent your whole ka i rooer fighting for volks written off and left behind. no small part of that along side bo. from our family, thank you. she's going to michigan to vote for him. i want to ask you about this point, maria talking about latinex young voters getting enthused by bernie sanders. can african-americans who make the logical choice that joe biden might be their candidate, get enthused about him? >> right. well, i mean, i think that's where a v.p. candidate comes in. joe biden is comfortable. joe clyburn said we know him and he knows us. joe biden seems comfortable talking to african-americans and talking about african-american issues. unlike bernie sanders who seems allergic to it. anytime he's asked a direct question, there's somewhat of a pivot to lottinex people. he has to embrace the fact that black americans are the base of the democratic party, democracy. if he's going to be successful, and he's doing well with younger, an

worked on kamala harris' campaign this year. level of frustration with the woman for president challenge? >> well, look, i think, you know, for a lot of us the reason it's a gut punch that, you know, senator warren has left the race today is that it's the commination of not just the most diverse field becoming not diverse, but also the most women ever part of a presidential field obviously one by one leaving this race. cuminating in this one today, and i think it sort of cements that feeling women running for president you have to run twice as fast to get so far. especially young women who work in politics it's also really lit a fire that we are more determined than ever. there are now thousands of people who have worked for all these candidates who i think feel a renewed commitment to this -- you know, this goal of making sure we elect a woman to the white house sooner rather than later. >> let's listen to what elizabeth warren said tonight to rachel about not losing hope. >> it's that we can't lose hope over this. >> yeah. >>

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i'm a member of the same thing kamala harris is.rris's endorsement has given momentum. what you look at with these elections is you want to get that earned media, right? that's free publicity that you're getting, you're not taking out ads, right? endorsements bring that. also, even though senator harris ran out of money, she still had donors. at one point she was raising a significant amount of money, an unheard of amount of money az candidate. ly. i do think she brings a nofrl momentum, pushes out any other news and keeps the news focused on him. >> let me ask you, michael, we saw during the super bowl president trump had an ad of a black woman that he commuted her sentence. is the trump angle, you feel, to try and bring down at least black voter turnout if he can't get them to vote for him, is to use the -- maybe prank people for supporting it. is that the way he'll go or should we see him try to pardon a -- more women? >> typically among african-americans, i'm not sure it really matters. there is such a visceral reaction to donal

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she worked on kamala harris' campaign.aid it was a gut punch, a gut punch to see all of the leading women candidates knocked out of this campaign. four united states senators. the strongest field of women candidates we've ever seen in a presidential campaign. hillary clinton was obviously stronger when she ran but as a field, do you understand what lily adams means by that gut punch, what that felt like to win? >> sure, i do. that's why in 2018 we elected 411 new memb41 new members of the house. i went to the purple districts and helped them win. let me say this, they asked me to come in and they won. maybe in spite of me. i don't know. for example, i saw there was sexism in hitler's race and it's real. the idea of sexism and racism still exists in the united states of america. that's why i feel so strongly when i pushed everything to teaching my granddaughters they can do anything, anything, anything my grandson can do. >> is this presidential campaign a lesson to your granddaughters that they can do anything thaw wa -- t

senator kamala harris over the weekend, more on that in a moment. how is the campaign feeling heading into tomorrow? >> nationally you have all those indicators coming up biden. in michigan the biden campaign is aware that bernie sanders in the past has erased a significant polling lead to beat a front runner, did it against hillary clinton in 2016. the polls show the former vice president with a comfortable lead in michigan, not taking anything for granted. that being said biden is campaigning like he's got a comfortable lead in michigan. he spent the weekend in missouri and mississippi, other states that are voting on tuesday. he will be here today for a series of events in grand rap his, in flint and then closing things out in detroit, he'll be joined on stage by two former rivals who are now endorsing him. it's a similar playbook to what he did on super tuesday in texas the night before super tuesday he was joined on stage by two former rivals. the biden campaign, no accident, trying to recapture the same feeling of a building coalition, peaking

introduced as the comeback kid and his strength with african-american voters powered him but with kamala harrisamerican woman for the ticket. senator harris was asked about this this morning. let's take a listen. >> do you think that he will make another exuberant decision and possibly tapping you -- >> let me tell you something, right now the task before us is to make sure people in michigan, people in flint, people all over our country, that they vote. there has been so much about this current administration and donald trump that has been about trying to beat people up and feel small and alone and one of the great challenges that we have and joe can do this, is to remind people you are not alone. we are all in this together. >> reporter: one of the interesting things saernt harris's endorsement is she delivered one of the first real tough blows that the biden campaign had to endure when she questioned his credentials on issues like busing. there is a long history between these two people. senator harris and joe biden are have had a long relationship and the hope among especially harris suppor

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is she -- kamala harris. is she -- kamala harris. issue on the shortlist to be a running mate? guest: absolutely. i would say kamal harris is in so is amy klobuchar. and the chances that woman will be going a ticket are what percent? guest: it may be wishful thinking for my part but i would say 85%. hold me to it.- rerun the tape and embarrass me if you will. there will not be two white males on the democratic ticket. host: what about senator elizabeth war and? when do you think we will see the endorsement? think elizabeth moran recognizes -- and i have not been in touch at all with the campaign, so i'm speaking right head here --f the i think she recognizes her maximum leverage is now. her moment is now. i would be surprised if she does , andndorse for tuesday this is sunday morning. bill press, author, columnist, talk show host -- guest: are we done question mark -- are we done yet go host: >> live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. on monday, we previewed the week ahead in washington and campaign 2020. the roleill discuss community health centers are play

former presidential candidate, the senator from california kamala harris now -- kamala harris now formallys. >> i believe in joe. i really believe in him, and i is have known him for a long time. i am supporting joe because i believe that he is a man who has lived his life with great dignity. he is a public servant who has always worked for the best of who we are as a nation, and we need that right now. griff: we're now getting a biden response just moments ago, i believe we have that. what he is tweeting, he says, kamala, you spent your whole career fighting for folks who have been written off and left behind, alongside beau from our family, thank you. jedediah: one of the things that drives people crazy, myself included, about politicses. if you watched the debates, they go after each other, they differ on issues, one candidate saying you can't choose that person, and now all of a sudden they get along. now all of a sudden joe biden is, hey, you've got to vote for joe. what about all that stuff you were saying about him before, should we just ignore that and negate that? they all just lo

california senator kamala harris is backing joe biden.ival also scored a big endorsement tonight ahead of the primaries. >> the two leading democratic presidential hopefuls joe biden and bernie sanders scored endorsements sunday. >> i have decided that i am with great enthusiasm going to endorse joe biden for president of the united states. >> reporter: kamala harris explained why she is supporting the former vice president. >> one of the things that we need right now is we need a leader who really does care about the people and who can unify the people. and i believe joe can do that. >> reporter: at a rally in michigan sunday, bernie sanders touted his support from reverend jesse jackson. had one of the honors of my life. >> reporter: the endorsements come two days before six states hold caucuses or primaries tuesday with joe biden leading the del good night delegate count. >> if i am the comeback kid, there is only one reason -- >> reporter: sanders camping in michigan, it will likely be win >> we believe that democracy is one person, o

senator kamala harris announced her endorsement of joe biden in the democratic race. mike memele covers the biden campaign. he joins us on the phone. mike, why now? >> reporter: that's a great question, ali. there was a question last week when we saw this rush of endorsements, amy klobuchar, pete buttigieg to the former vice president and there was thinking that kamala harris should have been there. some people wonder if she missed the moment. she is coming out and enthusiastically endorsing the vice president. the first woman to win the nominee received 3 million more votes than donald trump and we find ourselves without any woman on a path to be a nominee. she gives her enthusiastic support to the former vice president. it's interesting when you see how the nomination went down. the first stumble was when senator harris went after him on the debate stage over the issues of bussing, questioning his record on civil rights. this is the party running together now. this is the party coal less being around joe biden in the so-called moderate lane of this party. harris ind

michigan, a state he won back in 2016, joe biden picked up a big endorsement in california senator kamala harris. story from nbc's dan scheneman. >> reporter: joe biden on the campaign trail in mississippi, speaking to other to an african-american congregation ahead of the state's primary. >> you can make the choice. >> reporter: the former vice president also gained the support of another former rival. >> i have endorsed him and i'm going to do everything i possibly can to help him win. >> reporter: senator sanders also picked up a prominent endorsement. >> he never lost his taste for the justice of the people. >> reporter: at a rally in grand rapids, michigan, the vermont senator spoke to the voters who have been at the heart of

she worked on kamala harris' campaign. she said it was a gut punch, a gut punch to see all of the leading women candidates knocked out of this campaign, four united states senators, the strongest field, field of women candidates we've ever seen in a presidential campaign. hillary clinton was obviously stronger when she ran, but as a field, do you understand what lily adams means by that gut punch, what that felt like to women? >> sure i do. that's why in 2018 when i campaigned for more women than anybody else did. we elected 41 new members of the house. i went out in their districts, though purple districts and i helped them win. let me put it this way, they asked me to come in and they won. not because of me but in spite of me. i'm not a pundit. for example, there was sexism in hillary's race and the way -- and it's real. the idea of sexism and racism

>> one for example, there was a headline of a story about kamala harris saying kamala harris is connectingters. this is an impossible standard for anye to mee some of it too is with men we always are seeing the possibility. with women we're asking home to delineate time and time again how they haveet all the qualification and, you know, are the expect perfect -- again qualified but not too qualified -- i think that's anos ible standard that we're putting on them. the future, amanda hunter? about we heard sen sor warren to the hardest thing knowing little girls they're goingo have wait four more years. how discouraged should women be? >> well, fur hundreds of years in this country, the stereotype of what a presidential candidate looked like was an older white man. and having a generation grow up seeing the most diverse presidential prima slate in history seeing six women run as individuals rather than running as the token woman as we've seen before is something that will make an impact andhallenge stereotypes in and of itself. we know from our research that women are more politically engage

one is there was a headline about kamala harris saying kamala harris is connecting with voters, is sheing too much? this is an impossible standard for anyone to meet and i think some of it, too, as being mentioned, with men, we always are seeing the possibilitim, with we're asking them to just delineate time and timey again how tve met all theat qualifns and, you know, are the exact perfect, again qualifiebut not too qualifie and intimidating? i think that's sometimes an impossible standard we're putting on them. >> woodruff: what should we think about the future, amanda we heard senwarren say yesterday the hardest thing for her -- one of the hardest things is knowing little girls out there going to have to wait four more years how discouraged should women be? in thistry, the stereo typears of what a sidential candidate looks like was an older white man, and having a generation grow up seeing the mot diverse presidential primary slate in history, seeing six women run as individuals rather than running as the token woman, as we've seen before, is something that will make an impact and c

in the case of senator kamala harris, it's not the most politically daring endorsement she's made. that biden, after south carolina, was going and post super tuesday was going to be the front-runner. but it's still an important voice because kamala harris notably sparred with joe biden about his record on criminal justice reform and, you know, his efforts to desegregate in the 70s and 80s. so having kamala come out and be a voice for him in michigan could be a differencemaker. as we saw last week, those voices who consolidated around him, they've made a difference. >> jackie, thank you so much. always a pleasure. >>> still ahead, mick mulvaney ousted as white house chief of staff. who president trump has tapped for his replacement, next. s tapd for his replacement, next. we do it every night. every night. i live alone, but i still do it every night. right after dinner. definitely after meatloaf. like clockwork. do it! run your dishwasher every night with cascade platinum. a load with as few as 8 dishes, is all it takes to save water. an energy star certified dishwasher uses less th

lilly adams, you've worked for kamala harris and hillary clinton. there's been a lot of criticism around the president holding keep america great rallies for his re-election bid. at the same time bernie sanders and joe biden are holding these events. bernie sanders had thousands of people just the other day in i believe it was moichlt. if you were working on one of these campaigns, what is the conversation that's being had behind the scenes about whether or not it is practical, safe, whether or not it is just good messaging to continue holding political rallies? >> well, i think if i was working on a campaign right now, what you'd want to be doing is listening and talking to public health experts every single day, multiple teemgz a day probably, because i think this story continues to develop over time. we tend to learn more about it over time. but also if i was on a normal campaign and this was a normal atmosphere, we would be looking to the white house, to the top leadership in our government, for some kind of guidance. when there are national cri

i think that the kamala harris endorsement probably will help him.ntial possibility there. i'm not picking his running mate for him. the fact is i think bernie sanders is looking angrier than he usually is, a little bit like a sore loser after super tuesday. i don't think it's a good look for him, i don't think it's a good look for anybody. i'm going to be watching michigan very closely. >> let me come to the unlikely defense of bernie sanders here in that in 2016, let me tell you the laundry list of people that supported donald trump. okay, there wasn't any. so endorsements, right, are very nice. at the end of the day they really don't mean a ton. what means a ton is i think the momentum, winning begets winning in these things, as you know. what's important is the momentum that he's on. >> the momentum who is on? >> biden. he was the unlikely winner on super tuesday, everybody pronounced him dead, the media loves the narrative, dead, now alive. that's more important than anybody's endorsement here. i think that if senator sanders had a big performan

i mean, is there anything that kamala harris won't say?ean when they said to her, look, kamala harris have you got to endorse the guy do you think she said oh but i called him a racist i can't because racism h doesn't matter or did she forget that she even said that? >> no. racism is just a bit of chitchat on one side of the political divide. so, that as you know, if you are the governor of virginia and you are around in black face what the hell that was a youthsful indiscretion. it's a youthful indiscretion when justin trudeau is doing it in early middle age. then, on the other side, these things destroy your career. so we live in an age where everu morning you wake up and people with 50-year careers are being vapor rised and then then on the other side on the democrat side if it's one of your own, hey you racist, you support you had busing. that's just a little bit of light social chitchat before you medicare for all or open borders. >> tucker: charlie rose must be wondering how he can get back in the game tonight i would think. mark ste

senator kamala harris also endorsed the former vice president over the weekend.est wave of support, again, coming on the eve of what you could call super tuesday 2.0. voters in six more states are going to head to the polls tomorrow. the biggest prize of the day is michigan where 125 delegates are up for grabs. let's head to our nbc news road warrior shaquille brewster is in st. louis and garrett haake is in grand rapids, michigan, with joe biden. michigan seems to really be make or break for the sanders campaign. he won there last time. what is the -- what does joe biden need to accomplish ahead of tuesday in the state of michigan? what's a win look like for him? >> reporter: i can't believe you passed up super tuesday, but i guess that's hard to do on tv. biden is putting together the same coalition that delivered this state to the democrats in the midterms in 2018. he's going to have both kamala harris and cory booker with him in detroit tonight and trying to appeal to moderate women, the same voters who helped carry this state. and recent polls show he's doin

senator kamala harris. >> hey, everybody. i'm here in alabama. i arrived here to commemorate the 55th anniversary of bloody sunday. i'll be talking across the bridge again with john lewis and so many great, great leaders and fighters. and i'm just here thinking about all the folks who for generations have fought and died for our civil rights, and fought to help our nation achieve its ideals. and you guys know, we still have yet to achieve those ideals but one of the greatest things is we are willing to fight to get there. i wanted you guys to know. you've been supporting me for so long, and i wanted you to know i have decided that i am with great enthusiasm going to endorse joe biden for president of the united states. i believe in joe. i really believe in him. and i have known him for a long time. one of the things that we need right now is we need a leader who really does care about the people and who can, therefore, unify the people. and i believe joe can do that. i am supporting joe, because i believe that he is a man who has lived his life w

. >>> california senator and former presidential hopeful kamala harris throwing her support behind joeen. senator harris endorsed the former vp in the video posted on twitter today. she was in alabama for the 55th anniversary of bloody sunday, the civil rights march in selma. the senator says she's believed in biden for a long time. >> he has lived his life with great dignity, a public servant who has always worked for the best of who we are as a nation. and we need that right now. there is so much at stake in this election, guys. >> the move is already leading to speculation about harris becoming maybe a running mate for biden. >>> senator bernie sanders picked up a prominent endorsement of his own while campaigning in michigan today, the reverend jesse jackson announcing his record with social justice. the riace has essentially boile down to biden and sanders. both say they're the leader to get the country back on track. >> this election is our chance to get the country back on track. >> we're tired of a health care system that does not give care and justice to the african-american c

shops in pleasant hill, fremont and pacifica are closed. >>> senator kamala harris is calling out some of america's largest companies for what she believes is not enough sick time and worker benefits. "the chronicle" post add tweet from senator since taken off he feed. harris tells "the chronicle" she and kristen gillibrand wrote 36 ceos a letter demanding adequate sick leave and family leave. some companies listed in the tweet have added more benefits. others did not reply. >>> no one ever expected their children to have to learn from home, but now parents all over california and the nation are doing just that and teachers have been forced to find creative ways to encourage their students. nbc's joe fryar talked to educators. >> from a teacher standpoint, some things i've been trying to do is bring some sort of humanity to the crisis and i want my kids to be knowledgeable about what's happening and teach them at the same time. >> you can see the full interview on the "today" show coming up at 7:00. >>> and coming up on "today in the bay," nbc bay area responds. >> reporter: you might

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. >> senator kamala harris is back out on the campaign trail and the push she is making ahead of the primaries tomorrow. ♪ ♪ the waco is ers. 15 for 3 bucks or loaded for 4 bucks. ♪ the wait is over. try my new tiny tacos. 15 for 3 bucks or loaded for 4 bucks. ts. try my new tiny tacos. >> welcome back, california senator kamala harris taking her new support for joe biden on the road in detroit tonight and they will appear together at a rally for brian's presidential campaign. >> one of the things we need right now is a leader who really does care about the people. and who can therefore unify the people. i believe joe can do that. >> harris announced her support for biden over the weekend on social media and joins other former candidates and the beto o'rourke, michael bloomberg, amy klobuchar and endorsing the former vice president. >>> senator bernie sanders gets a key endorsement from reverend jesse jackson but over the weekend at rallies he said there was one thing that he and joe biden agree on.>> what joe has is that if i win the nomination he will be there for me and i said if

. >> sunday biden will question another endorsement, kamala harris. >> i have decided i am, with greathusiasm, going to endorse joe biden for president of the united states. i believe in joe. i likely believe in him, and i have known him for a long time. >> trevor: now, please send $10,000 in unmarked bills so that my family can see me again. ( laughter ) i'm very happy to be here. ( laughter ) i don't understand why kamala harris shot this hostage' style video to show her support for joe biden. it looks weird. it really does. i bet even the taliban is looking at this video, like, we had better lighting and we were in a cave! much better, much better! ( laughter ) also, american politics is a little strange. how is kamala going to endorse joe biden and not acknowledge she once called him a friend of racists who opposed integrated public schools? for me, you have to at least say, look, i know we've had our differences, but -- or something like that, otherwise, you make it seem like we're crazy. i've known him for a long time and he's great. during the bebaits? oh, that's different. when

those are pretty crucial endorsements he has had this week, kamala harris and cory booker.ong african-american voters? well, i don't really think so. i have to push back a little bit on the notion, which is a popular notion, we have heard it a lot in our press here, over the past we have heard it a lot in our press here, overthe past week we have heard it a lot in our press here, over the past week and a half or so, since south carolina, the thought that representative clyburn's endorsement was the critical factor. the reality is, especially, when you look at what happened on super tuesday, yousort black voters in several states, particularly southern states, but north carolina, virginia, alabama, you saw them voting at the same rates of black voters in south carolina, in fact in alabama cut even higher, 72%. the question is whether his endorsement had that kind of sweeping impact to influence votes in alabama, who have never heard of him, or in reality his endorsement and the results in south carolina were more of a reflection of something that existed already with black v

kamala harris joining the growing list of those supporting joe biden.able was this move or did it come from the heart? joining us now is democratic strategist and bernie sanders' keep senior advisor chuck rocha. what is your take coming in after the primary. >> latest of an operation of folks within power within the establishment of the party to make sure they stop bernie sanders. we so it over and over again. we had a head of momentum and head of steam heading into super tuesday. i think they could read the same polls that we could read that we were on a fast-track to the nomination. and i guess folks got together and said we have got to do whatever we have to do to consolidate this thing to try to stop bernie sanders. brian: here is hillary clinton kind of underlying your statement. watch. >> bernie just drove me crazy. he was in congress for years, years. he had one senator support him. nobody likes him. nobody wants to work with him. he got nothing done. he was a career politician. he did not work until he was like 41, and then he got elected to som

. >>> kamala harris officially is endorsing a candidate for president, joe biden. harris tweeted this morning that biden, quote, has served our country with dignity, and we need him now more than ever. i will do everything in my power to help elect him the next president of the united states, end quote. we'll have more on this later in the newscast. >>> and at 7:09 we do have much more ahead on "today in the bay." we go live to washington to talk with chuck todd and get his preview of "meet the press." >>> a welcome sight in the sierra, fresh snow. we'll take you there. by gersto. chuck todd, moderator of "meet the press," thank you for joining us. chuck, we have seen the coronavirus spread to over half the country with confirmed cases rising well over 400. and this morning you will actually speak with dr. anthony foucci who is helping manage this response. can you give insight on how the administration is handling the outbreak? >> i will try to paraphrase a little bit. first of all, it is inevitable that cases are going to grow and grow pretty quickly. he seemed t

>>us senator and former democratic presidential candidate kamala harris announced today that she is now endorsing joe biden for president while at a civil rights rememberance march in selma, alabama harris said america needs a president who reflects the decency and dignity of the american people. there's so much at stake. it speaks from his >>the california democrat added that she will do everything in her power to help elect biden to become the next president of the united states. harris was once considered a leading contender for the democratic nomination. she struggled for months to move her low poll numbers and said financial pressures. ultimately let her to enter bid. meanwhile, civil rights leader reverend jesse jackson is endorsing senator bernie sanders for the democratic presidential nomination. in a statement, the former presidential candidate said senator sanders progressive policies kim's african-americans the best chance to quote catch up. at a rally today, sanders said without jackson's efforts barack obama would not have become president. >>of the barriers, reverend jesse

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kamala harris made that endorsement for former vice president biden, i have no idea where we are.ry to pick it back up. senator bernie sanders, obviously, biden's primary rifle at this point -- rival at this point. he was on "fox news sunday," increasely trying to draw a contrast between himself and biden. listen here. >> it is important for the voters of this country to ask themselves two questions. number one, which candidate is stronger in terms of being able to defeat trump and, number two, what are the differences. sometimes joe is taking a little bit of credit as vice president for initiatives that were led by president obama and by many members of the congress. >> reporter: and reverend jesse jackson endorsed senator sanders today. another endorsement that biden picked up was governor of massachusetts, former massachusetts governor deval patrick. he is going to be in mississippi today campaigning with former vice president joe biden. leland, gillian? leland: we'll see what that does for the african-american vote, especially in mississippi. ellison barber on the trail, thank

that's the way it should be. >> bill: at cory booker and kamala harris dropped out months ago.retty obvious to a lot of people that they have dropped their walls and said to bernie is not our guy and joe biden is. >> they have all said they would support whoever the democratic nominee is and just as he said, each of these candidates understand the importance of beating donald trump and that is what makes me proud. >> bill: we will talk to you next week. and we will see where we are then. both joe biden and bernie sanders holding rallies tonight in ohio. another big delegate hall up therthere one week from today aw have team fox coverage now on the trail in cleveland. jacqui heinrich's with the sanders scene and peter doocy on the site where the rally will take place tonight. >> it's rare to hear elsewhere from a major political candidate especially on a major primary day but earlier today joe biden was confronted by a fiat chrysler worker about guns and something the plant worker had seen in a viral video and biden pushed back. during preplanned remarks about guns, biden furthe

reality is, women did not vote that way for elizabeth warren or amy klobuchar and others like kamala harrisen gillibrand and marianne williamson. they didn't even make it to the primaries. are you surprised? >> i am not surprised, but there's a clue in a cnn/university of new hampshire poll that you all did, where it talked about elizabeth warren and kamala harris. and the poll gave them very strong marks on -- their favorables. 67% for warren and 50%-something yet, when those same voters who were asked, do you like them, elizabeth warren was down on 5% and kamala harris 6%. so, there's a likability factor here that i don't think we have really heard from american voters explaining, what is it? why do you have a favorable position but then you don't like the person well enough to actually vote for them? it's a mystery now. >> right. and somebody who knows a lot about that is hillary clinton, right? and how she had to deal with that same issue. and she's talking about it in a new docuseries. let's listen to this clip. >> everybody has a motivation. the motivation can be petty, it can be ideo

she has kamala harris who -- kamala harris came out for biden and cory booker last night for an event. joe biden was the go-to guy during that time. cheryl: the gaffes that joe biden is famous for at this point, do voters talk about that in michigan? >> i think what people are focusing on right now is who has the best opportunity to take on donald trump this fall. that's what people are looking at and drive down the ballots. cheryl: big day forrish m. for michigan. this could be the whole thing. thank you for getting up early. great to have you on the show. please come back. >> thanks so much. lauren: how much money would it take for you to get the coronavirus, willingly. the new pitch from researcher as they try to find a treatment. cheryl: depends how much money, i guess. and harvey weinstein's legal team is making a new pitch as to why he should get a lenient sentence. wait until you hear this one from the team. keep it here on "fbn: a.m." ♪ no colors anymichigan court rules i want them to turn black. ♪ i see the girls walk by dressed -- with best in class camera technology and lar

is she -- kamala harris. is she -- kamala harris. issue on the shortlist to be a running mate?: absolutely. i would say kamal harris is in so is amy klobuchar. and the chances that woman will be going a ticket are what percent? guest: it may be wishful thinking for my part but i would say 85%. hold me to it.- rerun the tape and embarrass me if you will. there will not be two white males on the democratic ticket. host: what about senator elizabeth war and? when do you think we will see the endorsement? think elizabeth moran recognizes -- and i have not been in touch at all with the campaign, so i'm speaking right head here --f the i think she recognizes her maximum leverage is now. her moment is now. i would be surprised if she does , andndorse for tuesday this is sunday morning. bill press, author, columnist, talk show host -- guest: are we done question mark -- are we done yet go host: yes. guest: that was so fast. good to see all of you, too well. host: when we come back, more of your phone calls on campaign 2020. democrats, republicans, independents, here are the phone numbe

arthel: we just showed that video that senator kamala harris posted as she has endorsed former vice presidenthead of tuesday. black women are the nucleus of the black voting bloc, so how significant is the harris endorsement for biden? >> well, kamala harris is definitely among democratic primary voters that i've talked to one of their biggest questions for joe biden is will he pick her to be his running mate. if he is the democratic nominee. and so her endorsement is very significant, i think, for a lot of voters looking towards what will biden as a nominee mean on a ticket versus president trump and vice president pence. and so his, biden's whole strategy and momentum and his winning of states right now has been centered on these endorsements from his former rivals coalescing around him as the top pick against democratic social bernie sanders which there's a lot of skepticism about whether he can beat trump in a general election. so that is definitely going to help joe biden, and as you mentioned, help joe biden further cement his support with african-american voters. arthel: so then bottom

kamala harris said she would do everything in her power to help him get elected.

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