the thing that she's got on her own to win the kind of see right now, so by making this about kamala harrisare basically saying that it's not about joe biden, he may be popular, he may not be doing well, but this is about why. harris with her, we have a better chance. >> so, she can't defend the record -- she is the vice president, this line of attack has been used before ashley. we heard it before. now we're hearing it again, though this time in a different form. is this about her political record, it is about she has done as a vp, or is about race and gender are all the above. >> i think it is all the above, but to be clear, the leading factor is race and gender. when you look at her being the first attorney general for the -- of california and some of the initiative she put forth there, she ran the second largest department justice in the country. there is nothing to sleep on. when you look at her when she was a senator, the line of questioning is that she took fourth on really important and critical hearings. that's about the same track record as -- scott. when you look now, she is the

he kamala harris did it again. ♪ ♪ my most important kitchen tool? my brain.oose neuriva plus. unlike some others, neuriva plus is a multitasker supporting 6 key indicators of brain health. to help keep me sharp. neuriva: think bigger. picks >> with joe biden swimming in scandal, with dangerously low poll numbers, they are having to groom kamala harris into a potential candidate. they put her in a room with linsey davis for a wide ranging interview and she did not disappoint. kamala harris has been bussing hundreds of thousands of migrants, but she told abc her doorstep is off limits. >> people should not be the ponds in a political game. what is happening in terms of sending these migrants, most of whom have sleeved great harm, and sending them across the country for the sake of political showmanship is irresponsible. it is a tragedy we are witnessing gamesmanship and these are human beings. we should be responsible if we call ourselves leaders. >> the administration has led 5 million immigrants into the country that we know of. they have been bussing them to

please welcome back to "the late show," vice president kamala harris. ch. there you go! glad to have you. >> vice president harris: thank you! thank you. thank you. thank you. thank you. thank you. >> stephen: madam vice president, it's an honor to have you here and thank you for stopping by again. this is your sixth visit to "the late show." >> vice president harris: this is my sixth visit. five in person. >> stephen: five in person. here's the thing, this is the first time i've interviewed you since you got all fancy and executive branchy over there. after two years as the vice president of the united states in this high constitutional office, has it sunk in and are you used to it? is it workaday or you wake up and do you go, i'm vice president of the united states. >> vice president harris: here's the thing, because you and i have visited before. i know you love "veep." >> stephen: i do. is it accurate? >> vice president harris: there are bits that are actually quite accurate. last week, my team, we were having long days, as usual. a member of my team

and kamala harri for as did not disappoint. kamala harris has been bussing hundreds of thousands of migrants to doorsteps all across the country. but she told abc her doorste p, is off limitbus. >> busloads of migrants have been dropped off right at your doorstep. >> first of all, let's agree that people should not be the pl pawns in a political game. human beingsould should not be treated as pawns in a political game. e.what is happening in terms of sending these migrant, most of whom have fled great harm and sending them across the country for the sake of some political showmanship? l sw it's just irresponsible. i think it's a tragedy thamat we are instead witnessing gamesmanship. and again, these are human beings and we should be responsiblee huma if we calle ourselves leaders. >> the harris biden administration led 5 million illegal immigrants into the country that we know of. not only have they been bussing them to doorsteps in a dozenhemn states, they've been flying them onto your doorstep in the dark of nigh t. >> all of

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the idea that kamala harris could pull this ticket on her own is laughable.bout state of affairs that the democrats are actually acknowledging in deciding well it's time to put a new phase out there pretty new washington examiner report citing rnc data the president biden spends >> that should tell you something. maria: which is why i'm not sure anything changes with, the harrison charge, the same group in the obama cabal will be running the white house in this country. >> it seems a different strategy is to push joe to the side and march out kamala harris so they can display she's capable of taking over the position as something were to medically happen to him i feel like that's with the trying to do and when she disappoints that gives them free reign to back someone else i gavin newsom. >> the strategist in the white house understood there was a drumbeat with the republican party the said in the slogan for 2024 is a vote for joe biden says you're okay with president harris, never doing some to counter that messaging early. maria: we have to talk about devon

. >> my concern is we cannot have kamala harris as president.can't chance this, we have to have a new generational leader that will bring in republicans and pull back the independence and bring back in suburban women and hispanics and the asian communities, we have to win this. the thought of kamala harris being president should send a chill up every american's spine. >> emily: she is not wrong, according to jemelle hill, haley's comments are racist. part of the reason racism is sickness is because politicians know they can rally a certain race with the fear of a black woman might be president if you don't vote for me. here is my question, lawrence, given the fact fox news poll pulled out almost 60% of americans, view her unfavorable, does that make 60% of americans racist or that she is not doing her job? >> all those 60 were white. i found this conversation comical considering the base of democratic party is black voters and kamala harris. black voters nomination to begin with and joe biden made her vice president. democrats can't use base as

match up nikki haley's legislative record against kamala harris'.ved, governor, senator, in state government, see where you end up. on the merits they would be able to show competence versus incompetence. >> as dana was saying, jesse, 69% of democrats think joe biden is too old to be president. certainly someone like gavin newsom is waiting in the wings. why doesn't he just announce? >> he will if joe falls again. i'm not kidding about that. one more fall and gavin basically starts charging the mound. this country is teetering. you listen to it at cocktail parties. everyone is whispering about it on vacation. democrats are openly talking about whether or not joe biden is gonna make it. that's why gavin's been warming up. when is he debating desantis? and kamala's not happy that that debate is going on. she feels one upped. she's next in line, allegedly, and you have this charismatic white guy with great hair in california with a lot of money basically trying to inch up onto the stage while everybody's talking badly about her. listen, to the question

what will they do to go after kamala harris.her person running the country. it's no surprise that we've never had a woman running the country and it's cheap and calculated and i don't think it will work in the long run. >> republicans are out there in iowa, new hampshire and south carolina talking about issues that people are concerned with and not obsessed with what the vice president wants to talk about for the day. they are out there talking about the biden-harris policies that are not working for the american people as much as the president and the vice president want to say bidenomics is working great. the american people do not feel that. 66% of democrat voters say they are worse off economically and we see prices on rise, gas prices on the rise and interest rates high and people are having trouble getting homes and cars and that's what republicans are talking about. >> except not necessarily headlines. >> and donald trump not so much. he's talking about himself so on that note, so i want to talk about a bit of reporting f

go ahead. >> i don't think kamala harris would know how to respond.ross as uncomfortable. she just makes very childless jokes. does not really feel like a vice president to me. just seems like a woman who is maybe coming at you from a different angle. it does not feel professional to me. trying to paint her as a professional taking on ron desantis new state education curriculum did not feel good it putting her into locker rooms after teens may have one, there is no real situation where i feel like it makes sense. nothing she says feels right. i just do not think she is suited for the job. especially if she were to become the leader of this country, that really would be a frightening prospect. >> we will put you down is not a fan. >> not a fan. [laughter] >> president biden goes to maui and enjoys plenty of criticism. ♪ ♪ hit it ♪ ♪ it takes two to make a thing go right ♪ ♪ it takes two to make it outta sight ♪ ♪ one, two, get loose now ♪ ♪ it takes two to make a... ♪ stay two nights and get a $ 50 best western gift card. book now at bestwestern.com. s

vice president kamala harris flattened for the woman's right to choose. because those freedoms, martin luther king iii and arndrea waters king, they daughter, don tor: cons only granddaughter, is growing up with less freedoms than you and i did. a generation may not have the right to choose, voting rights. you are part of the buildup, this time, seeing where we are as a country. >> and, yes. and i think about it in terms of, again, i mean,, right on a personal note you saw the photograph of my mother, and you know her story, i mean, my family and extended family who are marching and fighting, you know, my godmother aunt mary was one of the founders of a black studies department at san francisco city, one of the first black studies department in the country. i think about how hard that worked. and by the way, when they were marching, it was not just -- it wasn't easy to march. there were forces turned against them, physically, right? and i think about all that they did, believing that it would be worth it for some permanency of progress. and how we have to

watch this. >> my concern is that we cannot have kamala harris as president. we cannot chance this and have to make sure we have a new generational leader that's going to bring in not only republicans, but we're going to pull back the independence and bring back in the suburban women and bring in hispanics and the asian community. we have to make sure we win this because the thought of kamala harris being president should send a chill up every american spine. david: mike h huckabee, the foreigner governor of aver is joining -- arkansas is joining me now. what do you think about focusing on kamala harris? >> i think she's half right. there's a real good chance we may need to worry about kamala harris but the real issue is we're not running against her or even joe biden. we're running against the corruption that's permeated this administration. we're running against a double justice system, against an open border, against a failed policy in the middle east, we're running against an administration that has jacked up inflation to the point that the average america

kamala harris. l of "the washington post" and zolan kanno-youngs. i know you've been covering donald trump pretty much since he came down the golden escalator in june of 2015. so knowing him the way you do from covering him for all these years, how do you think he's going to take these limits put on him from the judge in georgia? >> i think what we tend to see with donald trump is things tend to have a snowball effect rather than any kind of cooling effect. so the notion that things are going to get better from here, that he's going to be more restrained from here i think is far fetched. i think what's more likely to happen is donald trump is going to continue to test these limits of the restrictions that have been placed upon him. he's going to rival against him. the question is will he actually cross the line that will actually result in clear consequences. it's clear that the georgia case is props the one where that is most likely and where he's most likely to face consequences. i think part of th

vice president kamala harris out with a new word sackmary lad and what the -- sad clad what the white house is blaming her bed pulls on. california, now the new ground zero for the school board parents fight and the new legislation for the state is about and up next, wall street journal columnist to george w., bill mcgun, news coming in and battle of special council jack smith and former president trump. it's heating up even more. stay right there. ♪ >> seems like every time a new revelation comes out about the hunter biden saga, they indict the president with more charges. i think it's very disturbing to see this pattern when we talk about the weaponization of government. government. ♪ goli, taste your goals. protective order or overbroad is an overreach to restrict trump's social media post about the january 6 trial. where do you come down on this? >> i lean heavily on the first amendment side and i'd like to see what the judge orders and if she silences trump the former president wants to try this case in public and he'll use social immediate jaire and not really aiming for the cou

plus, critics going after vice president kamala harris. >> there are reports that say you have the lowestrate of any vice president. >> there are also polls make that say i have a great approval rating. >> harris: where is that one? i want to know because poll after poll after poll say the same thing. the vice president's approval rating is way under water get your goggles. (vo) crabfest is back at red lobster. when you can choose your crab, and one of three new flavors like honey sriracha... ...this is not your grandpa's crabfest... ...unless grandpa's got flavor. dayumm! crabfest is here for a limited time. welcome to fun dining. hi, i'm stacey, and i've lost 60 pounds on golo. (guitar music) i decided to try golo when i had an international flight coming up, and i realized i couldn't fly being the size that i was. my sister-in-law tried golo and had lost 50 pounds, so i thought i'd give golo a try. i didn't expect the results i got on golo. i was hopeful, but i did not expect it to be like this. golo just makes sense. this plan works. (announcer) change your life at golo.com. that's go

vice president kamala harris. >> if we muff this one, and biden gets in, heck you may end with kamalaidea he would make it until 86 years old is not something that i think is likely. >> if you think his act looks bad now, wait until he's 83 and 84 and 85 and 86. and by the way, in case he doesn't, you get kamala harris. >> the 2024 hopefuls arguing a vote for president biden is a vote for vice president harris. president might not sue an entire second term. strategy has the numbers to back it. harris' approval rating trails behind biden, 42% of people approve how she's handling her job as vice president. with us, cnn political reporter daniel strauss. daniel, this is your reporting. let me start with you. i wonder, though, why this, why now? it suggests that maybe an argument against the president may not be working. so they have to shift toward the vice president. >> yeah. but it also does other thing, number one, it high lights biden's age and number two, it does something that at a very base level voters respond to, and that's the unknown. we know what a biden presidency would be l

we're here with vice president kamala harris.. but is it true that you can no longer send emojis [ laughter ] >> okay, high-class problems i have not received directly an emoji in a year and a half >> seth: wow and you can't have your staff, like, print them off >> i mean, i suppose they could, but they're not coming to me directly or, you know, for example, our family is very competitive be it wordle or other things and, you know, the family group chat is no longer a thing. like, you know, it was my father-in-law's birthday and we were talking to the kids and i thought, okay, the kids can do a video for his birthday. normally i'd send a family text, but this time we had to do like a phone tree >> seth: it's very outdated to actually do an old-school phone tree >> yeah, yeah. >> seth: i think one of the nice things about the office is you get to live in the naval observatory. one of the current, i would say, downsides of that is the governor of texas greg abbott is participating in a piece of political theater. he's sending migra

kamala harris watch this. [laughter] i could not reconcile, now i can. thank you just fell out of a coconut tree. [laughter] the assistant general. [laughter] cheryl: todd, the internet has spoken. >> disgusting. a couple of thoughts, the 30000-foot view before we get to harris, you gotta stop gen z with acronyms you're not that busy. if you have time to make avocado toast, stop with acronyms, spell everything out. with regard to kamala harris, this is the one thing she has succeeded in. borders are, borders are a mess. a.i., i would much rather have you, you know it. she created an acronym and now the face of it. >> of the internet has grabbed onto her as the face of this. we showed you exactly why with the uncomfortable laugh, she is the vice president of the united states. >> there's a looping is quality that is unsettling for a world leader. if she were a friend of yours, fine, good enough. there is some part of the silliness that is inappropriate for what she's talking about in the gravitas of what should be the opposition. i think it feeds in to th

because the thought of kamala harris being president should send a chill of every american's spine. >> even some democrats now smell blood in the water. the biden-harris re-election team is reportedly bristling at governor gavin newsom's bid to debate governor ron desantis with a campaign adviser telling nbc news over the weekend, quote: it's disrespectful. joe biden is running with kamala harris, that's the democratic ticket. >> we think there is a real opportunity for a third choice and that it's -- the american people are telling us on polling polling we are doing and discussions we are having that they have lost confidence in the two major parties and, by large numbers, they don't want to have to choose again between president trump and president biden. >> so now that president biden is back here at the white house from the summer vacation, he is going all in today on a back to school, a new plan to help kindergarten through 12th graders across the country and public schools here in washington they kick off today. back to you guys. >> steve: they have all sorts of stuff scheduled.

. >> we can't have kamala harris as president. we need a new generational leader that will bring in not only republicans but we'll pull back the independents and the suburban women and bring in hispanics and asian community. we have to make sure we win this because the thought of kamala harris being president should send a chill up every american's spine. >> dana: what do you think about that strategy? >> it's a really smart message. think about this. i looked at the social security administration tables. the average american has a 42% chance of making it to the age of 85. average american male. joe biden would be 86 at the end of his second term. the odds are something like 60% that kamala harris will be president of the united states if he gets a second term. you are running against kamala harris as much as you are running against joe biden. joe biden is the least popular president in the history of polling going all the way back to world war ii except for jimmy carter. she is less popular than he is. they need a plan b. it is n

all the time there's the nagging fear of a kamala harris presidency. something has to give. does anyone believe that joe biden can hold down the oval office for another six years? candidate nikki haley voiced her concern of biden's age and harris presidency. she said a vote for biden is a vote for president harris. she's rising in the polls and the democrats are quietly desperate to change the ticket. third hour of varney starts right now. stuart: jason, voters are worried about bind's age and how long can they pre-tent it's not an issue? >> i don't know if they can continue to pretend. there's not a single adult who's watching right now and hasn't had some experience with an elderly family member who you know is losing their faculties and you feel really bad. they forget where they are and lose their train of thought and fall and trip. that describes literally every biden speech. i think most of us understand why he struggles, it's hard to run a country when you need four naps before you eat dinner at 3:00 in the afternoon and get to bed at 4:15. when you're as old as the ve

. >> my concern is we cannot have kamala harris as president. we can't chance this.have to win this. the thought of kamala harris being president should send a chill up every american's spine. >> alexandria: you heard from cedrick richmond and he was asked about the president and changed the subject. >> todd: bernie sanders was asked about the president's age over the weekend. thanks for kicking off the week. to georgia, fulton county da fani willis will face lawyers for mark meadows, looking to move his charges to federal court. throwing wrench in the da's plan to begin the trial in october which the trump team says would be impossible. >> these trial dates are going to move. it is unrealistic, it is theatrics and no judge will say be on two trials at once in two different states. >> todd: president trump lived the facts of the case and has done nothing wrong. and simone biles making history becoming first american gymnast to win eight titles, setting new record after struggling with the twisties, a mental block. simone biles back and better than ever after sticking

trying to sell a bill no one really asked for in the first place peer that is why joe biden and kamala harris the two least popular presidents and vice presidents we've had in american history. >> julie: i want to get to president biden. >> real clear politics shows kamala has a low unfavorable rating over donald trump. when we really look at the numbers, it is easy to see the highest candidates have unfavorable ratings. >> julie: we will get over to the republican side here. there are now eight former vice president mike pence has made the cut for the first republican presidential debate, which will air right here fox news channel. his team is taking a shot at his old boss, speaking of trump not committed to joining the aug august 23rd face-off. vp pence is looking forward to a substantiative event debate about the issues reporting to the american people. hopefully former president trump has the courage to show up. matt, those are fighting words. i mean, the whole elon musk and mark zuckerberg has got nothing on this ring fight. >> this one is pretty personal the match between the former pre

stuart: kamala harris is vice president of the united states.ited about potential harris nomination over president biden, 26% to 20%. president kamala harris. stuart: thanks. back to the markets. no improvement, the dow is down 280. the nasdaq down 270. in percentage terms, down 0.78%, a whopping loss, 2% from the nasdaq. two year treasury yield well above 4%. that doesn't help stocks. the price of oil roughly 80, 81, dropped below $80 a barrel. gas prices are rising rapidly. a gallon of regular nationwide average is 380, up $0.02 overnight. diesel, we have that at 410. that is up $0.03 overnight. i am telling you, gas prices, diesel prices straight up. still ahead, new york congas woman claudia tenney on the migrant crisis unraveling in her state. martha maccallum, donald trump's third indictment. we will get a preview of apple's earnings report due out tomorrow and this. we are facing a unique presidential election. as things stand now, probably biden versus probably donald trump. a sitting president who may be headed for impeachment versus a

madeleine: kamala harris, you do not think is viable? mr. gergen: i am not the best judge on kamala harris. i will tell you this. i think she has a tough set of cards in the beginning, she was asked to be charge of immigration. there has been nobody in washington to solve this problem in the last 15-20 years. i would anyone think the vice president, no formal authority, may be able to succeed? unfortunately, kamala has gotten off to a rough start. it just did not seem to click in the beginning. there were a lot of strategists who came to the conclusion, white and black, we need somebody else. i will tell you. kamala harris, during these recent times, on the question of violence and the lawsuit, they have been doing a better job. i think biden wants to keep her. he may face a terrible dilemma, you're up at 53%, but kamala harris hasn't cracked 40. we may lose the election over this. joe biden will not make that change. he will probably go down with the ship. but if he does not stand behind kamala harris, there will be people in the black comm

. >> kamala harris was asked about her approval ratings. >> they say you have the lowest approval rating of any vice president. how much a role do you feel race and gender play in that.

. >> we can't afford a president kamala harris.s you just heard there focusing on the vice president on the trail. my panel joins me now. nice to see you all. we know the reason, the main reason that they are doing that. is because they're trying to make the point that your former boss, who you worked for for a long time, kate beddingfield, welcoming, is old and that she's likely to be the president. >> well, president biden has been clear that he thinks age is a reasonable thing for people to ask about. he said all of the time, people could watch me and see the record and address the age issue. where the republicans are making a huge mistake here in the way that the biden campaign thinks about this is their putting the vice president front and center in the core arguments that are critical to the campaign. this is the sole of the nation argument. this is you see ron desantis coming at kamala harris on this issue around slavery and comments that he made that slavery had beneficial impacts for black people. that is a fight that goes

my concern is we cannot have kamala harris as president.er: this is an argument that haley makes often, lindsey, the idea that they are technically going up against president biden who is trying to defend for a second term in office. this is haley implicitly saying that she doesn't think joe biden will make it through his second term. i've actually asked her, is this exactly what you're trying to say. she has explicitly said she does not believe the president would survive a second term. of course, trying to make age not just the issue that's a central focus, but trying to make it one that applies to his vice presidential running mate, kamala harris. the biden campaign is trying to reframe it as something that gives him experience and expertise, something that's allowed him to get through all the ledge slating he did in his first two terms of office. for harris who has taken such a central role on messaging, on crucial things like voting rights and abortion access, she's sure to be in the crosshairs. haley is putting her there earlier than

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presidency. >> my concern we cannot have kamala harris as president.cannot chances. we have to make sure we have a new generational leader that's going to bring it not only republicans but were going to pull back the independence, working to bring back in the suburban women and were to bring in hispanics in the asian community, we have to make sure that we when this because the thought of kamala harris should send a chill up everybody american spying. david: byron york joined me. i know all is fair in war and politics but is it fair to bring up kamala harris as the key in this coming election for republicans? >> absolutely i think what governor haley was saying is a concern shared by millions of americans most republicans and a lot of democrats. i think the underlying fact you have to begin with is joe biden is the nation's oldest president, he has been deteriorating and front of our eyes, majorities of americans are concerned that he does not have the mental and physical ability to do the job and next year he is running for reelection in turn that wou

we can't have joe biden and kamala harris for another four years. donald trump has to stop putting himself in front of our party, and in front of the people of this country, and his trial and -- is going to lead to republicans losing all across the country. >> john: well, i mean, he is still the front-runner by a long shot, he dropped a little after the first debate but still has a leg up on everybody else. we'll see how this continues to go, we look forward to seeing you at the next debate as well. governor, thanks for joining us today. appreciate it. >> john, just remember something. it's early, it's early, and if people want to see truth be told go to chris christie.com and donate. that's what i want them to do. >> john: a lot can change between now and january. governor, thank you so much. appreciate it. >> thank you, john. >> sandra: we want to alert in here, we are keeping a close eye on hurricane idalia, as it is getting stronger and moving closer and closer to florida's coast at this hour. set to make landfall in less than 24 hours and we ar

high profile governors are unlikely to cede the stage to kamala harris. of that statement from the "wall street journal," katie? >> look, kamala harris didn't even get to the first round of voting when she ran for president the last time around when she called joe biden a racist on the debate stage. so democrats are not going to allow her to walk away with it. gavin newsome has been chomp at the bit. he's going after ron desantis on florida state policies. you have to governor of illinois also getting in line to possibly throw his hat in the ring. the same time, the dnc is circling the wagons around biden and not allowing any opponents to get in. >> trace: 20 second for each of you. richard? >> i don't think anybody is worried about 2028. folks are concerned about 2024. if that is what is in the front window, to mark's point in a race between donald trump and joe biden, joe biden would be ahead. i think that -- there-in lie as problem for republicans. they have to figure out what they're running on and not against joe biden. >> trace: final thoughts. >> j

they have one little problem, kamala harris piggybacked themselves into a corner now.they don't want joe, can't really defend him but they have to, after prop him up like a weekend at bernie's because if they don't they will be pigeonholed into picking kamala harris as his replacement and is much as a don't want joe, they really don't want to do with kamala harris. because she is no excuse, she's not old, she really doesn't have any scandals that we know of. she's just bad all on her own and they don't want to run her. so they have to keep circling the wagons around joe, whether they like it or not. >> can you imagine four years of hearing about the passage of time, is about time passing. we are all passing through time, which is the passage of time. anyway, let's get your take. >> you know, i have to admit though, i disagree with tommy. i believe the same thing for quite some time that the best insurance policy for joe biden is kamala harris. but i think you deal with the problem directly in front of your face. instead of the problem down the road. the problem in fron

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it is time to give kamala harris her do.complishments and value to this administration have in fact been overlooked. did she address this at all in her interview with you? and what do you make of that if you agree with that headline? why is that? do you think it's race and gender? >> she addressed in the sense of saying what xi and president had worked toward, and what they have accomplished. but she didn't address the president, she talked about how she grew up with a mother who was an activist. and she was ready for the battle, she says she is not going to lead democracy, the rights of blacks, the rights of the latino, hate crimes against jews, and the attacks on women, and end under her watch. and she is more committed to making sure that we fight the fight and win. to protect what we have achieved. and she has been trying to answer critics that will never be satisfied, because they don't want to there. i do think a lot of it has to do with gender and race. anytime you have cabinets under republican nomination process, ta

once again, saying series of great commanding shots in new york, kamala harris assumes role as hifrn man. >> ainsley: vp harris mocked for proclaiming community banks are in the communities, once again another wisdom. >> steve: ice cream trucks are out, you can hear the song a half mile away and kids run out and flash them, wave them down and get something -- >> ainsley: reminder of childhood. >> steve: it does. in westchester, ice cream emergency, we had the owner and his wife with us a little while ago, they were great, talking about how there is a far left politician in new york city who wants to get rid of the gas generators on those particular vans because they use too much gas and instead have solar panels and stuff like that to refrigerate. >> ainsley: or electric and will cost $5000 more. we had owners of ice cream emergency from westchester. he is also a councilman. he and his wife joined us, listen. >> you can't even have solar in a home if you have trues that are too all, how will you drive around in a city in an ice cream truck in the concrete jungle. this guy is trying to

. >> vice president kamala harris yesterday claiming in some rolls she has great approval ratings, butfinds favorability inner water, 53% say they have unfavorable view of her job as vice president. just 38% americans, have ab favorable view. doug, i don't want to start here but constant word "salad" miss fires opportunities in interview like that or has opportunity to make a statement seems to bungle it almost like what happened? >> it really -- my question whether -- she -- did they poll her immediate family, nobody else is going to say this it has about what bothered me about that interview you look at it first the question was well numbers do you bottom line that on racism, who you are? no, we blame i it on competence. >> people say not competent doesn't understood southern border, is border czar confuseded on meaning of the current memo is the moment of the moment we are having a moment here compare it to president this approval rating about competency not color of skin or gender to take it there disservice to the vice president. >> you know what got me was comments on a.i., do yo

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so, they are still just referencing kamala harris. three years since they announced kamala harris as his running mate. awaiting white house reaction. first jump into the breaking news on david weiss named the special counsel under the hunter biden probe and the timing we are zeroing in on. what can you add to this? >> well, according to the attorney general, the u.s. attorney in delaware, mr. weiss, asked for special counsel authority just this tuesday. and was granted it. which is odd, because both mr. weiss and mr. garland have been saying for a long time he didn't need special counsel authority. so it's kinds of an odd choice to pick this person who was leading the office during a time when the irs whistleblowers brought forward all kinds of concerns about the way that the probe was handled and the lack of independence and the special preferential treatment given to the president's son to choose that very same person to go ahead and elevate them to special counsel status when he has been claiming to congress he didn't need it is an

the biden campaign's plan to elevate kamala harris as we barrel toward the next election. later, david hyde is here with the plan to get more young americans into politics. this is american voices. we begin this hour with all signs pointing to a fourth indictment for donald trump in georgia. two witnesses say that they will appear tuesday before the fulton grand jury. journalist george chidi and former lieutenant governor jeff duncan both announcing their pending testimonies on twitter. duncan writing i look forward to answering their questions around the 2020 election. republicans should never let honesty be mistaken for weakness. the fulton county georgia courthouse already on high alert. the barricades blocking the building from traffic. the bomb sniffing dogs inspecting vehicles. trump, meanwhile, is proclaiming his innocence on the campaign trail. here's what he told nbc's vaughn hillyard when he was asked about a possible plea deal in georgia. >> any chance you take a plea deal in georgia? >> -- yes, sir. >> -- it's a wise guy question. we don't take plea deals. >> t

they have one little problem, kamala harris piggybacked themselves into a corner now. want joe, can't really defend him but they have to after prop him up like a weekend at bernie's because if they don't they will be pigeonholed into picking kamala harris as his replacement and is much as a don't want joe, they really don't want to do with kamala harris. because she is no excuse, she's not old, she really doesn't have any scandals that we know of. she's just bad all on her own and they don't want to run her. so they have to keep circling the wagons around joe, whether they like it or not. >> can you imagine four years of hearing about the passage of time, is about time passing. we are all passing through time, which is the passage of time. anyway, let's get your take. >> you know, i have to admit though, i disagree with tommy. i believe the same thing for quite some time that the best insurance policy for joe biden is kamala harris. but i think you deal with the problem directly in front of your face. instead of the problem down the road. the problem in front of their

the biden campaign's plan to eliminate kamala harris as we barrel towards the next election. and, later david hague us with his idea to get more young americans into politics. this is american voices. we begin this hour with all signs pointing to a fourth indictment of donald trump in georgia. two witnesses say they will appear tuesday before the fulton county grand jury. journalist george shady and former georgia lieutenant governor george duncan claude -- duncan put, quote, i look forward answering the questions around the 2021 election. republicans should never let honesty be mistaken for weakness. the fulton county georgia courthouse already on high alert, plastic and metal barricades blocking the building for traffic. bomb sniffing dogs inspecting media vehicles. trump meanwhile is proclaiming his innocence on the campaign trail. here is what he was asked about on a popular plea deal and georgia. >> any chance you take a plea deal in georgia? >> we did nothing wrong. we do not have to take a plea deal. >> yes sir, yes sir. we don't take plea deals, that is a wiseguy ques

i think i would look forul somebody who in every qualitd lk i'd go down the list of kamala harris. we'd pick the opposite. you'd have opposit the she's thr of a.i.. we could use an algorithm to design the opposite of agrees thekamala harris. that would probably be a pretty good candidate for picking arris.a vice president. but competence and doggedness of commitment to our pro-american agenda. >> that's what i'm looking for. you know, the top issue i hearea about from suburba, thn moms, wh the gop must improve their stance with. many of my colleagueicthe gomprl shootings. and you submitted an excellent school response me about your y to help. not only that, but you actually went to nashville in the wake of that shooting and you've asked recently, where is the manifesto? we need this. what have you heard in your trip down to nashvillewe need ? >> it was really an interesting and revealing experience, and it was a difficult experience because my heart goes out to those families. g tg i cannot imagine what they are going through. i believe the path to a better future runs through the t

that's who and what kamala harris represents on the ticket. and get those votes. they need to put her forward in order to do it. there's also this sort of defensive maneuver they have to engage in which is because of the age of the president, oldest president we have ever had, he will be 86 at the time he leaves office f he gets reelected, the question of his vice president and whether or not she's prepared to step in is just out there. the republicans have really made an issue of it. rather than let them try to define the issue, it's sensible for democrats to put kamala harris out there and define herself and make it clear she's either capable or at least not egregiously offensive to the majority. she's going to have to play a more prominent role than vice presidential running mates usually play on the ticket. >> thank you for being with ugh. >>> a drug shortage has created a crisis for hospitals. what a new survey reveals about how pharmacists are rationing medicine for patients. an debt hold you back. refi at sofi.com. you could save thousa

nbc news poll revealed 49% voters have negative view of kamala harris compared to to 32% a positivet is your assessment of kamala harris, and this interview from one of her former staffers? >> thanks for that question i o know with a vice president does i taught history right now not about her skin color, kamala harris is incompetent be very clear this country elected her as district attorney attorney general, u.s. senator this so-called racist country voted her as vice president. she has done nothing. this job is over her head she is incompetent, unable to fulfill duties of vice president the america's worst nightmare for this woman to ever hold position of presidency, that is one reason why you want to keep joe biden off at least 204, but bottom line whatever democrats have a problem, they always resort to the race card one other point people of all americans of all colors, they see incompetent to play race card disingenuous. >> a poll found 49% nonwhite voters did not go to college say they would choose pd biden if election held today leading trump by 16 points, analyze shows in

out >> vice president kamala harris is reportedly trying to reach the republican image ahead of the 2024 exclusive interview with the vice president. harris's term has largely been marked by performances at public events at odds with the uninhibited interrogator that she was known as in the senate. they fueled whispers about whether she will be a drag on the reelection ticket, as the 2024 race heats up. now, her political future and quite possibly, the success of the democratic ticket in 2024 inches on a simple question. is it possible for kamala harris to make a second impression? and what did you find out eugene? and what did she say to this criticism? >> i think so much of this, in that first question, is that even her closest allies will agree that there has been, at the very least, a gulf between this behind the scenes kamala harris. kamala harris that was a senator, and as you just read, was in the democratic party. seen as the future of the democratic party. and the narrative that has been around this since she has been vice president. they also pointed out that the last eight mon