kamala kamala harris' team fault rice's team. susan rice took great pride in the fact she knew more about the border than kamala did. there is all this in-fighting and lifting themselves up and axios should be called abducasion of crisis. biden described as winding process and irritability making it worse thchl guy did not want to touch this. immigration was a hot potato. jake sullivan did not want it, he gives it to an adviser that requested the different in asylum seeker and ro/* refugee. they did it. >> harris: with multiple sources, it makes it more important to get the transcripts from robert hur. >> brian: kamala harris got an assignment and said, i doll what i want. congratulations, i will do the a block. you can't someone gives you an assignment, you don't stream line and say what you want to do. >> kellyanne: with a russian title, border czar. >> harris: let's move. there is more to come on vice president kamala harris, she says she is ready to serve when asked that question, she's ready to be president, as president bide

and this in a newspaper, vote for, harris -- vote for kamala harris. ready to serve, she told the "wall street journal" last week. this was before a release highlighting mr. biden plus failing memory. everyone who sees her on the job, ms. harris says, works fully -- walks away fully aware of my capacity to lead. brenda in arkansas, republican. your view of the vice president? caller: i think she is in the bears meant. she -- i think she is an embarrassment. she cackles like some clown to be a comedian. she has never been to the border and she is in charge of the border. when they ask her why, she says, well, i have never been to europe either. that is the typical kind of answer you get. these long sentences you are giving here now are not anything i have ever heard out of her. she is basically invisible. she is super hidden because the more people see her, a more they dislike her. so perhaps more democrats should see her. host: brenda come on the border question, this is from axios, they had a piece in mid february about the handling of the border by t

if somehow if he is moved aside, we have president kamala harris. thursday was the worst day of his presidency and possibly the end of his campaign for a second term. donald trump, he's having a field day. he wants the know why biden isn't charged for stashing secret documents at his home but trump is. he won 99% of the vote in the nevada caucuses, and the supreme court is very likely to keep him on the ballot, and addressing the crowd in las vegas last night his tone was measured and calm. he's on the upswing. this is what everyone is talking about. there will be developments throughout the morning, and we will be follow ifinging closely. following closely. to the markets, fairly quiet so far compared to the drama in politics. stocks have been rallying this year. more modest gains so far this morning. dow up, what, 28? s&p up 9, nasdaq up 56 at this point. the 10-year treasury is staying well above the 4 yield. you're at 4.16, actually, and it's rising. the 2-year close to 4.5%, i'm quoting it at 4.46. getting closer all the time. gas, starting to

we are awaiting comments for speech rather, by vice president kamala harris. that is to be followed by a question and answer session in just a few moments time. it is unclear right now whether she plans to address it, but it's hard to imagine eric and omar that she doesn't. this is certainly huge news here in munich. it is dominating the conversations in the hallways. in this this hotel behind me where all the meetings are taking place. we did hear from secretary antony blinken just moments ago. he's been having a series of meetings with various world leaders that will continue throughout the course of the day. he doesn't have a public event until tomorrow. but i want to read a little bit of what he said. he is still calling these reports. so there isn't it an official confirmation from the us government. but he said that for more than a decade, the russian government has prosecuted, poisoned and imprisoned alexey navalny, and that his death in a russian prison and the fixation and fear of one man only underscores the weakness and rot at the heart of the syste

please join me in welcoming our m.v.p., madame vice president kamala harris. g and applause] vice pres. harris: thank you. [applause] all right, can we hear it for south carolina state's drum line? [applause] good afternoon, everyone. good afternoon. can we please applaud carrington for her inspiration, her excellence? thank you for that introduction. [applause] thank you, thank you. of course it is good to be with so many extraordinary leaders, including jamie harrison, i want to thank him, a son of south carolina and the head of the national democratic party, and of course assistant leader jim clyburn, listen, i don't need to tell south carolina what a powerful leader jim clyburn is. he always speaks the truth with courage and conviction, and he is truly one of the closest advisors and friends to president joe biden and i. thank you for are you -- for all you are and all you do. [applause] it is so wonderful to be back in this beautiful state. this is my third trip to south carolina. this is the beginning of the year and my ninth trip to the state as vice pre

kamala harris at 43. substituting newsom's name produces worse result with trump pulling out 46 and newsom you some polling are 36. 36. gavin newsom might not know how to run a presidential campaign, but he knows how to read polls. you would think, with the way the media obsessed n over every poll it can find that they would have noticed these polls. and how does today's poll fit in the biden strategy, a national poll shows joe biden at 49, and on trump at 45. i mentioned the polls not because i have great faith in polls at this stage of the campaign, but just to point out the challenge you l n pohave if want to argue that the democratic nominee for president should not be joe biden, there is no substitute candidate who polls better than joe biden. now, assuming you still believe in gavin newsome, even though he is pulling ten points behinde donald trump, you must then explain how your choice of nominee s gets the nomination. the more thoughtful dump-biden proponents have recently try to work their way th

how would the market react, do you think, if it was president kamala harris?s on what she does but the markets i think, we are worried about the performance from president biden yesterday. fdr had polio, wilson had a stroke, grover cleveland had cancer, president reagan showed signs of alzheimer's late in his presidency. biden's performance yesterday was very weak. i have to mentor sympathy for him. real empathy to seem struggling yesterday during the press conference. stocks could do well if the president did nothing. what worries me is what president biden is doing and what president kamala harris could do which is more regulation, more spending and most worrisome to me, more appeasement of our enemies. didn't get a lot of headlines but yesterday, president biden talked about is redoing too much, being over-the-top in terms of defending itself, that worries me long-term, policy which president biden does not have. stuart: sorry to cut it so short, a big political day today. not much room for much else but great to see you. great weekend. now this. hunter bid

kamala harris s - eakin . inappropriate. kamala harris speaking to _ inappropriate. nbc in _ inappropriate. kamala harris speaking to nbc in the - inappropriate. kamala harrisl speaking to nbc in the united states. we will follow events they are, and if there are any other key moments to bring you we will do that right here. next to developments in the israel—gaza war. the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, says he has told the military to develop a plan to evacuate civilians from the southern gazan city of rafah to make way for an expanded offensive against hamas. it's the last major town in the gaza strip that israeli ground troops have yet to enter. it's on the border with egypt, more than a million people have fled there seeking refuge from israeli military operations in the rest of gaza. washington has urged israel to make careful preparations to avoid disastrous civilian casualties. reported israeli air strikes on gaza on friday killed at least 15 people, including eight in rafah, according to officials from the hamas—run health ministry. un chief anto

inside kamala harris' quiet effort to breakthrough biden bu bubble, conversations with harris have been surprising and welcome change after months of feeling slofed off by the biden campaign. she met with six governors last week, this is reinvented kamala harris. >> joe: a re, re, re, re, re-invented kamala harris, 9.0 as far as the version, iphone 15 of politicians. you can't put toothpaste back in the tube. joe biden is too far long and kamala harris is not ready to take on the presidency right now. she has a record to run on, the guilty thingul caed the border. when she speaks there is an authenticity problem like with hillary clinton and mitt romney. they can plant stories, people have made up their mind about her already and they do not like the prospect that she is the next president of the united states. >> kayleigh: you went where i hoped you would go. she has to shore up her image, if he falters, she is standing in the wings, and he continues to have moments like this. watch joe biden. >> president biden: the idea we'll walk away from ukraine, the idea we'll let nato split is t

kamala harris was president biden's smartest decision, fear of her keeps him in the job. selection of harris is turning out to be the best thing mr. biden has ever done for himself if not for the democratic party. identity politics helps him get elected and identity politics keeps him in the top of the ticket. second hour of varney just warming up. jerry baker is with us from the wall street journal. are democrats going to push him out? >> no. they are stuck. you laid it out well, extremely clearly. biden isn't going to step aside. john mccain famously said, and we will test that proposition at some point biden is not going to step aside. democrats, the mess involved in getting him out with 1/25 amendment, too late for primary challenge or the convention with 95% of the delegates, none of that will happen. they are stuck with him. my colleague pointed out nobody wants kamala harris and i don't just mean regular voters, democrats know that kamala harris has performed disastrously and don't see any prospect of her winning a presidential election. stuart: i was intrigued by y

please join me in welcoming our m.v.p., madame vice president kamala harris. g and applause] vice pres. harris: thank you. [applause] all right, can we hear for south carolina state's drum line? [applause] good afternoon, everyone. good afternoon. can we please applaud carrington for her inspiration, her excellence? thank you for that introduction. [applause] thank you, thank you. of course it is good to be with so many extraordinary leaders, including jamie harrison, i want to thank him, a son of south carolina and the head of the national democratic party, and of course assistant leader jim clyburn, listen, i don't need to tell south carolina what a powerful leader jim clyburn is. he always speaks the truth with courage and conviction, and he is truly one of the closest advisors and friends to president joe biden and i. thank you for are you -- for all you are and all you do. [applause] it is so wonderful to be back in this beautiful state. this is my third trip to south carolina. this is the beginning of the year and my ninth trip to the state as vice presid

you know, what has kamala harris done?votes in congress, they admit they do not talk to kamala harris, they talk to ron klain. kamala harris is not a main character in her own administration which makes the fact that joe biden is so senile much more important. everyone knows the vice president isn't ready on day one. the fact a is, donald trump does mix up people. he blamed nikki haley on not having adequate -- he mixed up two people who are still alive, unlike joe biden who mistook emmemmanuel macron -- cheryl: he mixed up the german chance chancellor as well. the reporter said she trying to penetrate what she calls the bubble and wants to use intelligence to push for changes in stra strategy, tactics, to ge ticket in better shape. what's interesting is the fact she has to do this behind the scenes. my other question is why not bring out the younger surrogates. if you're worried about your main guy which is biden being senile, get the kids out there, get buttigieg out there, john kirby, he's a lot younger than president b

what's kamala harris' excuse? she is still in her 50's. any questions because her handlers believe it will go as well as joe biden where there is clean-up on isles 5, 1, and 24. >> todd: reason was implicit in my question. kamala harris is a very unserious individual. we need to hear from her on russia. russia has been in the news a lot lately. you want to hear the vice president's thoughts. you don't want to hear a diatribe which she is comfortable at, mind you because it's easy and simple about toys and be me leaning to learn lessons on george clinton and parliament funkadelic. ha harassment we don't have ha ha time in our country right now. we need serious answers from leaders we are not getting it from the white house. >> joe: special with the election 8 month away. scolding democrats about the president's age, watch? >> the notion that joe biden is too old is based on a complete and utter misunderstanding of the work of the presidency, the job is to make decisions. >> todd: he is yelling at any democrat. sorry, larry, is he yelling at

host: you mentioned vice president kamala harris. republican for the initial candidate nikki haley -- republican presidential candidate nikki haley a few weeks ago was saying that vice president harris is not up to the job of being president. here is that. [video clip] >> it is from an experience standpoint. she has never been a governor. she's never had executive experience. she was a senator for a couple of years. the things that biden gave her, she didn't do anything with. the border, she didn't do anything. i spent more time at the border than her. when it came to artificial intelligence, he gave her that and she didn't do anything with it. america has behind everyone else when it comes to artificial intelligence. i haven't seen her do anything. she went to oversee -- he sent her to a foreign policy conference. she should have been talking about how we will have more allies. she didn't say anything. china just had their way with that conversation. it is not about her personally. it's about the fact that we are looking at a dangero

oh yeah, kamala harris? done over the last three and half years we say that person is ready to lead? you can even talk much less lead see you can say what you want about the president of the united states but if god for bid she takes over we are in a world of trouble because i get that she could be controlled like joe biden. that is a bigger concern, separate is pulling the strings on old joe i don't think somebody can positions, you, she demonstrated no ability to do anything. >> there is a story about susan rice and i been betting susan rice has been pulling the strings for a long time. >> she's also calling an idiot in this piece and acxiom since she's the one making the decisions at the border reportedly. we are just getting started working to talk more about that, lawmakers voting for a second time to impeach alejandro mayorkas. new jersey congressman jeff van drew is here. best-selling author tony robbins is here talking about his new book coming up at 7:30 a.m. eastern. her watching what he said were

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and this in a newspaper, vote for, harris -- vote for kamala harris. am ready to serve, she told the "wall street journal" last week. this was before a release highlighting mr. biden plus failing memory. everyone who sees her on the job, ms. harris says, works fully -- walks away fully aware of my capacity to lead. brenda in arkansas, republican. your view of the vice president? caller: i think she is in the bears meant. she -- i think she is an embarrassment. she cackles like some clown to be a comedian. she has never been to the border and she is in charge of the border. when they ask her why, she says, well, i have never been to europe either. that is the typical kind of answer you get. these long sentences you are giving here now are not anything i have ever heard out of her. she is basically invisible. she is super hidden because the more people see her, a more they dislike her. so perhaps more democrats should see her. host: brenda come on the border question, this is from axios, they had a piece in mid february about the handling of the border by

and i think that scary as it is to have biden be semi aware what goes on scarier to imagine kamala harrisis not some show there is a lot of -- not sitcom this is presidency of the united states in a world where nuclear war is very real we could end up, losing our civilization, the idea that chief could be kamala harris? i think is truly terrifying. maria: yeah. >> it is not a joke not funny, and you have to wonder how did she get picked? did people not have any idea how incompetent she is. >> president trump told me a week ago most important criteria choosing a v.p. is that they are ready to step in case emergencies problem i don't think biden team used that same criteria. stay with us. we'll be right back. th . ings c slipping out of balance into freefall. (the stock market is now down 23%). this is happening people. where there are so few certainties... (laughing) look around you. you deserve to know. as we navigate a future unknown. i'm glad i found stability amidst it all. gold. standing the test of time. ♪ (upbeat music) ♪ ( ♪ ) with the push of a button, constant contact's ai tools

not just kamala harris, no vice president sets u.s. policy.he has a lot on her plate, setting foreign policy, standing up to vladamir putin is not one of them. that is president biden's job. it is just standard commonplace practice to put the president, commander-in-chief out there first and it is possible we will get a statement from him. i can check my e-mail, before she talks. it is likely she'll be delayed. scheduled to go at 8:30, international conferences are delayed. >> lawrence: i know you are checking your sources to make sure we get a statement. do you know the president is up working, do you see marine -- he could be working from his residence, is there a signal the president is up and awake? >> peter: we expect he is up and awake. he says 8:00 hour is when he works out and starting to get ready for the day. he is probably up. i'm sure he knows about this, he could be watching right now. he usually does not come down to the oval office until later. >> brian: ambassador to osse, says navalny had been in a punitive isolation cell for

democratic lawmakers have reportedly been complaining to vice president kamala harris that the biden campaign feels "that they need to be better." ." "new york times" journalist ezra klein says that the democrats have a better option than biden, klein notes in his piece that democratic strategist james carvell told him "the campaign has certain assets. the most desirable asset: the candidate." the biden campaign does not deploy biden like he is a desirable asset. i wonder why. >> the epa administrator here, administrator reagan -- as well. this included a briefing. can already see that this will not define you. it to find you in a different way. i guess i should clear my mind a little bit and not say what i'm really thinking. your majesty, over to you. >> mr. president, thank you for your gracious hospitality. >> let me tell you something: worn it since the day he died, every single day, the rosary he got. every memorial day, we hold a service. >> kayleigh: that's a desirable asset, so desirable that joe biden cannot even win over critic charlamagne tha god. >> he is an uninspiring c

if he does the plan is going to be for the running mate kamala harris to ascend. you hear people talking about maybe there could be something at the convention. there is nobody running a shadow campaign effective enough that it would make sense for them to slide somebody in there. the last time we saw a prominent democrat would be on your show debating ron desantis. it was gavin newsom. but you don't hear as much from him anymore. >> he has been out campaigning for joe biden. to my mind defending the impossible. in the middle of my interview with governor newsom at one point i stopped the interview and said here is your problem. the guy that you are praising so much is not capable of sitting here next to me and having a conversation on this level because he simply is not. when you compare the hours that donald trump will devote to interviews and he makes one mistake, boy, if it's pelosi and vice president harris and he mixes it up, they are not taking into account all of this. i can think of a single event, and correct me if i'm wrong, that joe biden, a clean even

maria: several voted to replace president biden if he does drop out, kamala harris, gavin newsom anothergovernor whitner, andy beshear what are thoughts once november comes in terms who have democrat nominee will be. >> i i mean look at that list how thin bench is on democrat side part of the problem why they have to keep biden and harris keep diluteing themselves. >> is it donald trump's list for v.p. pick is probably triple or quadruple the number that could face biden i think all have problems michelle obama wife of, and you can imagine i am not a big fan of getting if you are a notoriety through spouses, what is she run what has she don subpoena her as first lady or great mother great daughter having mother in white house again what has she season in seven years since they left the white house where is the michelle obama center for women and girls? again, we can't just say oh, this is somebody has -- you know, barack obama really running the country, i ti that is a nonstarter she has never shown interest in political office, but i want to say this, no matter who democratic nominee is

every day people are underestimating the impact of kamala harris. handing out money like jellybeans. and she's the vendor. stuart: jason chafchaffetz, wi democrats to provide without and committed vote? >> he's relating to the left, being pro-terrorist loses you america. his tendency is go to that progressive left but that instinct is wrong because 80% of americans understand what hamas did to israel was a terrorist attack and israel needs to win. stuart: a huge wedge, the youth vote, the palestinian vote. >> rashida tlaib is not the majority of america. if you want to appease her, like ice cream cones and say i am going to push israel before they finish the job i think that resonates long-term to the benefit of donald trump and not the benefit of democrats and president biden. stuart: sit still. recent polls show president biden facing an enthusiasm gap. let's turn this around. lauren: monmouth university polls, registered voters are enthusiastic about a second term. among registered democrats. his overall approval rating is at 38%. key demographic

he will not be taken out by 25 amendment or other plots from kamala harris.nging you, feel free to disagree. >> we're lucky he is available, dor doing a hell of a job. larry:ia. ja. yeah. >> 380 million people in this country, kamala harris as vice president, i don't think that joe biden will make it, it takes weeks and weeks for it is sink in. i don't think that biden gets out of this you see vultures circling hillary is all over television, and kamala harris wants to takeover. larry: mrs. wilson will not allow it, mrs. biden will not. alec. we will have a cabinet meeting and surprise, kamala harris stands up says joe it's time for you to go, everyone who agrees with me raise your hand, he is out. i have been to cabinet meetings that is not how it works. >> be honest, kamala harris is the dei vice president, she is not there she is there because she is a woman of color, only thing she is leading people to is the word salad bar, i feel dumber every time i listen to her speak, i think that you know she matches up well with trump, trump would bury her in an ele

and we will have a president kamala harris.ittle macabre if you read into what she's actually saying there. and now, listen to california senator laphonso butler, which he had to say about nikki haley in her, well, what she's doing. >> i think that ambassador haley is unfortunately perpetuating the dog whistles of divisive politics. america has demonstrated that they are ready, willing, and able to support candidates who are experienced, more qualified, and you have the interest of the american people at heart. and that has been vice president harris at every turn. >> that was senator laphonso butler on inside with jen psaki earlier today. -- kamala harris is not a liability. she may be the democrats best weapon. explain yourself. >> well, first of all, you know what concerns me is nikki haley, a governor who couldn't even say the word slavery, is using this dog whistle to basically continue to try to suppress african american women who have done so extraordinarily well not just at upholding the democratic party, but this count

kamala harris addicted to "the five." they're saying harris has done a great job in south carolina. didn't know this, but kamala's killing it. pete: she's on the upswing? if. will: on the upswing. pete: wow. rachel: you know how they say they've got a lot of fans in belgium? i guess she's big in south carolina. [laughter] will: who says i'm big in belgium? rachel: some of these rock bandt they're not big here -- will: reminds me of the breakfast club. do you have any girlfriends out of the greater niagara falls area? [laughter] pete: it is amazing how politicians can live in a bubble world where their advisers will tell them you've got great prospects in the future, totally disconnected from what voters think. but here's representative james clyburn, democrat from south carolina. remember, he revived widen's campaign -- biden's campaign last time. talking about kamala harris. i made it clear months ago that i support her, that's why we got to reelect the ticket. then you talk about viability after that. rachel: not so fast. florida. pete: if you're not making -- will: well, hold on.

about biden lacking inspiration and possibly kamala harris would offer more.eat to have you on the program today. thank you so much. >> good to be with you. >> sandra: laura ingraham will host a town hall with president trump tomorrow night at 7:00 p.m. eastern here on the fox news channel. all right. more questions about this administration's priorities days after the deaths of three american soldiers in the middle east. secretary of state antony blinken took time to focus on another pressing issue, the threat of misgendering and more evidence of what women's sports are actually up against. >> this is happening at all levels, all states, all sports, all ages. competing against a mediocre male who beat every female country in the nation by seconds. how can we say that this is fair? >> sandra: former swimmer riley gaines says title ix protections now mean nothing after a transgender swimmer smashed yet another women's record. seattle radio host jason rantz in "focus" next. the first time you made a sale online with godaddy was also the first time you heard of a

>> lawrence: first person out of the democratic primary in 2020 was kamala harris.r own campaign. she had punchy moments, she is good when she's the attack person. when it comes to day-to-day issues she does not resonate with voters. i would focus on rebooting her own self, root causes and maybe she could take on big task of rebooting failed campaign. i don't think she has what it takes. >> cheryl: she is going to college campuses since october and hammering women's rights and abortion and that is where she's hanging her hat and thinks that will get them back into the white house for another four years. biden is in california, flying out now, two nights there because they need money. the donors and i heard in new york, as well, he was here in new york and donors were like, what are you doing? you don't want to throw good money after bad if you are spending thousands and millions of dollars to back some candidate when you lose. not looking good for biden. >> emily: throw up a poll here, 35% of people approve of kamala harris' vice presidency and we've talked about ho

kamala harris is leading the charge to defend president biden. there is a report that makes serious allegations about biden's diminished faculties and faulty memory. he went before cameras yesterday to disprove the point and ended up calling the president of egypt the president of mexico. what is the plan to show that biden is on the ball? plus, paging nikki haley. it is not as a former president trump, three years younger than biden is avoiding criticism. he called the president of hungary the president of turkey. he confused nikki haley with nancy pelosi. does the governor have the point about the matchup she calls grumpy old men? and fear grips citizens in another city in gaza as israel signals it is preparing for a new ground incursion. prime minister benjamin netanyahu is again out of step with what biden and other allies are asking for. >>> welcome to the lead. i am jake tapper. cleanup on aisle 46. bring the good stuff. it is a damage control blitz for democrats in the white house on capitol hill. frankly, across the country today after a

. >> you, like me, must be enormously conflicted because we know kamala harris would be great for our lousy for the country. in you are a patriot but also a self-serving monster so how you feel about that? >> happy easter, greg. [laughter] loved that sweater. i feel i'll be fine and even if kamala harris is president because of the deep state and i told reporters to keep asking this question because every time they ask her, are you fit to serve? she says yes, we are reminded biden isn't fit and she will never be fit so keep asking this, i love this question and every time now the reporters asked them anything, to take a cognitive test, why doesn't he do a press conference? they showed he didn't know when he was vice president. if they say no, we are not going to do any of these things, it looks like they are covering up the age factor interface a released a video by didn't know when my son died, it looks like he didn't know when his son died so they are caught and i'm tickled. it looks like media permission to make an analogy has given their learners permit. remember when you're 16 hi

is it kamala harris?ause if she is the emergency plan, she might lose 45 states if she is the nominee. that's how absolutely untrusted and unpopular she is with democratic voters could so that will look to gavin newsom? i guess, maybe. look at his record in california, then the bench from there, you tell me who backed appeals joe biden at this point and tell me if joe biden looks like a guy who is ready to hand over the key is to the car at this point? he thinks he could be donald trump again and seems to be the last one to know that he has a cognitive decline. >> sean: joe concha, we appreciate it. not part of the blue check mark media mob colt as a credit to him. this week joe biden's cognitive struggles were indisputable. if you don't believe me, let's run few examples. just last night, joe biden confuse the president of mexico and the president of egypt, take a look. >> the conduct of the response in gaza strip has been over the top. i think that as you know, initially the president of mexico did not

. >> people are beginning to sing praises of kamala harris.iden is saying this is the weirdest campaign he's ever been involved in. watch. >> the guy we're running against, he is -- he's not for anything. he's against everything. no, i mean it. it's the weirdest campaign i've ever been engaged in, even worse in terms of his he behavior than the last time in 2020. rachel: pete, you were in the military. how do people in the military as we're on the brink of world war iii feel about having that guy as the commander in chief? that's got to be so he demoralizing. >> that's a big part of the reason the recruiting situation is where it is. thawhat my next book is about, w the military allowed itself to go broke, at the direction of joe bidenjoe biden and barack o. i watched joe biden in delaware speaking about a south carolina primary that he moved up in front of the two other which had been traditionally been in if process to box out other candidates, feels like they've been doing weird stuff on their side. rachel: no question. >> he's basically no

kamala harris wants to be president, she ran for president. if you're kamala harris think about it she never lost an election she ran for da ag and won, ran for senate in california and won. she's on the fact with joe biden and ran for vp. >> trace: she ran for president and got smoked early. >> but left before the first context. a lot of people think the cackle is racist and sexist and they will be lived if she's dropped especially for some white person like gavin newsom or mayor pete. >> trace: erin perriney back to you because president biden ran on uniting the nation, we're going to talk about this la er with someone who lives in east palestine, but he lives there took him a year to get him the people there not happy. i have 30 seconds for you and i have one more question to larry. >> it was a dereliction of duty of president biden to not go to east palestine when it happened and now it's clearly motivated we politics. it's an election year and all of a sudden he wants to pretend he's the uniter in chief. the people of east palestine are s

>> something about airplane bathrooms not accessible. >> what has kamala harris done for the communityt does she do? >> she talks about how she wants to make america great again. >> kamala supposeded to handle migrant crisis? >> we have millions of people coming to the country to take over our jobs. >> if you were vice president, what advice would you be giving joe biden? >> if you are a president, i don't know what the [beep] you are doing. >> somebody who has their mash ls together, work on this. >> i have a couple more than joe biden. >> lay on the beach some where. >> who the hell is giving him that advice, does he like the beach that much? >> should kamala harris be the nominee? >> i would rather trump. >> kamala harris declaring she is ready to serve. >> she is ready to serve a drink. >> i like my coffee dark. >> not joe, not kamala. >> aoc. >> will smith. >> comes down to joe biden and donald trump, who is your pick? >> i vote for trump, he is a gangster. that is my boy! >> ♪♪ houston, we have a problem. >> what do you want to tell jesse watters on fox news? >> america land of t

we heard kamala harris. while a lot of folks have beat up her resume, where she is qualified is she is a seasoned prosecutor both in san francisco as well as the state of california. her reading of that report is very important for folks to listen to. i think if you key into it and you double tap what she's saying there, what she's saying is clear. the white house is clear on this. there's a larger problem in the white house whether it's a trump wide house or biden white house, we have to reinvent how we do classified documents. seems to be a problem there. also, i think, too, what you have seen, they're calling the president out for they. they're calling him out for not remembering. it's how they string the words together which is causing the most fever for this white house. they're making this assertion that he's not capable of the job acknowledging the fact that this was done one of the most heinous attacks on israel. >> i'm not saying the special prosecutor should not have included that stuff. but it doe

it's unfortunate it was kamala harris. >> they wanted kamala harris because of barack obama. let's be honest. maria: i think barack obama also wants susan rice up there but she was -- she's leading the campaign. >> they're leaking against each other. maria: we've got a lot come urge p p. markets are on the move after the dow saw the worst day yesterday following the forst day in several years, following a t hot inflation report. the word on wall street panel is here with expectations of the next data to come out. retail sales and the ppi. you're watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. ♪ so let's dance the last dance. ♪ let's dance the last dance. ♪ let's dance the last dancere tonight. tow ♪ne our financial planning tools and advice can help you prepare for today's longer retirement. hi mom. that's the value of ownership. after last month's massive solar flare added a 25th hour to the day, businesses are wondering "what should we do with it?" i'm thinking company wide power nap. [ employees snoring ] anything can change the world of work. from hr to payroll, adp

: see the first draft. >> he did not say that. >> dana: jesse, a flurry of glowing profiles of kamala harristhe next few weeks. >> jesse: do you think the media is in on it? i wouldn't put her out there. if you take her out and he doesn't run, you can't put kamala out there. you going to feed her to the wolves? you can't bring in newsom. you don't want to dirty up newsom, might lose to trump. save him for 2028. only other option is michele, she doesn't want it. sources inside chicago say she is not interested. you have to run biden, lose with biden, that is calculation. >> dana: she is not in chicago. >> jesse: she will be for the convention. >> dana: is "the five" ready for the big game? what we're doing for the super bowl up next. can you get this board to tony hawk? fedex presents tall tales of true deliveries. so i actually got it to tony. woah! and he even sent one back. but in the future, i'm gonna need an address and a zip code. we did this for a skateboard, see what we can do for your business. fedex. we're travelling all across america, talking to people about their hearts. how's th

and these meetings that kamala harris is having, xi is underscoring all of that. she is gathering all of the information from that democratic coalition to you yes inject fresh ideas and new ways of thinking. >> and >> importantly, new ways of reaching out to all of these new voters. there's 4 million new potential democratic voters at work we're going to have in this election, jim, and it is critically important for us to try in every single way possible to get to them. so that joe biden is reinvigorated again in 20-25. >> well, i appreciate both of you being at this table every weekend to alice >> thank you, jim. and we're so sad that's going to be the end of this, but it's it's gonna be the beginning of a new era for you. so congratulate. thank you. >> we're going to ms you on the weekends. look forward to seeing you during the week and congratulations. >> thank you so much. all right. well, we'll see you in the mornings, ladies. we appreciate the time. thanks a lot. all right. thank you. you tell me gop, is this the moment putin has been waiting for in the war

then they would have to probably turn to kamala harris unless they were going to do something at the convention like with the michelle obama ticket as some sort of surprise that's pie in the sky. >> very pie in the sky. i've noticed, doug, jill biden, the first lady has been out front working with the president, urging supporters to rally behind him. do you believe she's a vital part of the campaign? >> she is the vital part. dr. jill biden is it. if you go back to 1952, harry tr truman could have run, and he didn't. why is this the korean war and other reasons. but bess wanted to go back to independence. she didn't like it in washington. cut to '68, linden johnson quit in march of '68 and people say because of walt cronkite. no. the big thing his health wasd, high blood pressure, tension, and lady bird johnson didn't want to stay. let's go back to texas and convinced johnson to step down. the truman, give me a two, truman could have stayed on and johnson and both said no because their wives, their spouse, said enough. that's not the case with jill biden. she likes power. she wants t

she's joining us live this hour plus sources now tell cnn that vice president kamala harris is seeking a more assertive role in the 2024 campaign. as she faces pressure from fellow democrats to shake up president biden's reelection. bid welcome to our viewers here in the united states and around the world i'm wolf blitzer, you're in the situation room tonight, widow of russian opposition leader alexey navalny is angrily speaking out about his death and demanding answers as she vows to carry on her husband's work. let's go to our chief global affairs correspondent, matthew chance. he's joining us live from moscow. write down matthew, how are russians reacting to navalny's death >> well, they're reacting with shock, with horror, with grief. i was at a makeshift memorial earlier tonight here in the capital moscow. and the weren't massive crowds, but there was a constant trickle of twos and threes of people people coming to pay their respects to lay flowers, to offer their condolences to the memory of alexey navalny, the country's most prominent kremlin critic, who was pronounced dead on f

she's joining us live this hour plus sources now tell cnn that vice president kamala harris is seeking a more assertive role in the 2024 campaign. as she faces pressure from fellow democrats to shake up president biden's reelection bid. welcome to our viewers here in the united states and around the world i wolf blitzer, a urine. the situation room tonight, widow of russian opposition leader alexey navalny is n really speaking out about his death and demanding answers as she vows to carry on her husband's work let's go to our chief global affairs correspondent, matthew chance. he's joining us live from moscow. write down matthew, how are russians reacting to navalny's death? >> well, they're reacting with shock, with horror, with grief. i was at a a makeshift memorial earlier tonight here in the capital moscow. and the weren't massive crowds, but there was a constant trickle of twos and threes of people coming to pay their respects to lay flowers offer their condolences to the memory of alexey navalny, the country's most prominent kremlin critic, who was pronounced dead on friday at th

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white house officials are now discrediting the report with vice president kamala harris calling it a political attack that's, quote, inappropriate and troubling. this follows mr. biden's own uneven defense of himself last night at a last minute news conference, mr. president, mr. president for months when you were asked about your age you would respond with the words watch me. >> many american people have been watching and they have expressed concerns about your age. >> that is your judgment. that is your judgment. that is not the judgment of the press. >> they express concerns about your mental acuity. they say that you are too old. mr. president, in december you told me that you believe there are many other democrats who could defeat donald trump. so why does it have to be you now? what is your answer to the most qualified person in this country to be president of the united states and finish the job? >> i started? >> well, republicans are already planning to use all of this as fodder in this year's presidential election. i spoke to abc news chief washington correspondent and co-an

that might mean you might have to debate kamala harris. you going to prepare for that or just wing it? >> like i've told a lot of people, obviously the president asked me, i'd be very interested . i like being a senator, i think that's the best way for me to serve the people of ohio and until the president makes the ask, i'm not going to think about that nightmare about having to stand next to kamala harris. maybe she is the one insurance policy that could keep joe bide in office. >> in ff lightly and sign your head, use what that thing right off. lava, migrant man hands and der friday head on prime time. are you tired of clean clothes that just don't smell clean? downy unstoppables in wash scent booster keep your laundry smelling fresh way longer than detergent alone. get 6x longer-lasting freshness plus odor production with downy unstopables. try for under $5. i love that my daughter still needs me. but sometimes i can't help due to burning and stabbing pain in my hands, so i use nervive. nervive's clinical dose of ala reduces nerve disc

i want kamala harris to be able to drill down. she once did want to work for the state.ain, she has to answer these questions. >> emily: reclassifying violence has been more destructive than no cash bail and she's supported those policies ands this is a better way, is she talking to families of deputy cordero, gunned down in southern california by a recidivist. too many victims families to count, we pray for them all but this vice president ignored them and the impact. >> kayleigh: unsurprising she would ignore those realities, they are not hers, her ignoring political reality, did she not see boyou'din? crime was at the center of your race and so many others. >> emily: more "outnumbered" in just a moment, stay with us. i'm. automated voice: please insert your parking ticket. it's going to take a lot more than a little ticket to get out of here. and if you have cut rate car insurance, this could leave you all bent out of shape. no...ahhh! so, get allstate and be better protected from mayhem... yeah...like me. uh, someone! that's broken to pal... hahaha. automated voice:

and no. 3, which is more clear than anything is that kamala harris needs to lead the cabinet and invoke the 25th amendment. this is beyond politics and about the country now and it is clear that joe biden doesn't have the mental capabilities to be the commander in chief? the question is will the members of the cabinet be loyal to joe biden or the united states of america? we cannot have a chief executive and can't remember when he left the vice presidency and that's how damming this report is and my colleague from new york claudia tenney is a call to kamala harris and to do her duty as the vice president and call for the 25th amendment. larry: by the way, an interesting clip from donald trump as he left office in mid january in 2021 on the 25th amendment and take a listen to this. >> we temporary left claudia and byron here and that's good. byron donald, what's that. larry: he said that just before he left office of joe biden and byron, is there enough in your judgment, i mean, people will parse all this and her report is there enough with respect to mre different different antidotes ar

vice president kamala harris passionately defending biden after that scathing report. >>> plus, i'll speak live with a congressman who just announced a senate run in a consequential race only to be immediately snubbed by donald trump. >>> and gale king is here. she joins me from las vegas where she talks with superstar usher raymond who will perform at this year's super bowl. >>> the way that the president's demeanor in that report was characterized could not be more wrong on the facts. and clearly politically motivated. >> that was vice president kamala harris defending president biden today, slamming special counsel for describing biden as an elderly man with poor memory in its report on his handling of classified documents. for more i want to bring in cnn's political analyst and national political reporter for "the new york times." she literally started that response by saying i'm glad you asked. these things typically in the white house world and in politics don't happen by accident. we don't see her that often in a setting like that taking questions. what did you take away from