host: we are talking about kamala harris, new book by charlie spiering, "amateur hour: kamala harris in the white house." we want to get you involved in this conversation. democrats, 1-800-medicare. 202-748-8000. republicans, 202-748-8001. independence, 202-748-8002. you can text us, include your first name, city and state to 202-748-8003. join us on facebook.com/c-span. the roots angela johnson had this to say about your book. while other news outlets have reported on dissension in the v.p.'s office, it's important to note that spiering was a political writer for the washington examiner before moving to brightbart where he worked as a white house correspondent. so he is probably not the biggest fan of the biden her harris administering. as you can possibly imagine, the fox news crowd is ready to pick up everything is -- no matter how you feel it's no coincidence this book coming out in the middle of the republican primary season is describing the country's first black v.p. female who happens to be a democrat as difficult. but to imply that a former district attorney who represented

host: we are talking about kamala harris, new book by charlie spiering, "amateur hour: kamala harris in the white house." we want to get you involved in this conversation. democrats, 1-800-medicare. 202-748-8000. republicans, 202-748-8001. independence, 202-748-8002. you can text us, include your first name, city and state to 202-748-8003. join us on facebook.com/c-span. the roots angela johnson had this to say about your book. while other news outlets have reported on dissension in the v.p.'s office, it's important to note that spiering was a political writer for the washington examiner before moving to brightbart where he worked as a white house correspondent. so he is probably not the biggest fan of the biden her harris administering. as you can possibly imagine, the fox news crowd is ready to pick up everything is -- no matter how you feel it's no coincidence this book coming out in the middle of the republican primary season is describing the country's first black v.p. female who happens to be a democrat as difficult. but to imply that a former district attorney who represented

are we looking close enough to kamala harris?mala harris is joe biden's insurance policy more than partner. i used to think that it was ridiculous of him to choose kamala harris, she was unremarkable senator, unimpressive and uninspiring, uninformative, public figure. but now i think joe biden did a brilliant thing if you kamala harris because he chose three people in the whole country can affect cannot upstage him. and in the end as she is the insurance policy, people know that a vote for joe is a vote for kamala harris. folks, possibly for 12 years, i want you to think out 12 years, old -- how old will you be? you might be stuck with this woman who has no interest in thinking deeply or working hard. don't believe me, look at her public schedules available for all to see pick the vice president schedule has not been their most days. once in a while a national security briefing or la with her husband, to cook and relax. this is not a serious person that's worked on serious issue at a time when her and her boss in the entire party

>> how proud of you will kamala harris?all she does is laugh. >> what has she done for my community. >> kamala harris loves the electric buses. >> she loves a lot of thing but she doesn't love her people. >> jesse: where is she? after they pulled her off the college tour because of hamas protesters we found her hanging out with suburban white women's brought. >> let's dip into a little workplace gossip. were your favourite workers in the cabinet? who do you have the most fun? >> the person that i deathly have the most on with his the president, he's fantastic. he can be very serious, obviously, but he's also got an incredible sense of humour. >> jesse: biden? incredible sense of humour? that's what growth a about guys that are not good-looking. he makes me laugh. right greg? you want more gossip? >> i have a very embarrassing story to ship your about the president. i'm in italy with my family and a little cafÉ. on the island of capri. i see this man walk by and he starts to walk by, i'm like i know him. and i scream at the

all, all at stake we must re-elect president biden and vice president kamala harris, so they have the opportunity to continue to do as dr. king said here in philadelphia. now is the time to make real the promises of democracy. now is the time. please join me in giving a resounding applause and welcome to the kennedy family followed by our president. [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪♪ , my name is cari kennedy and i'm the seventh child of robert and ethel kennedy. [applause] >> i'm joined here today with my sisters kathleen, roary, chris and max. and with my hero, president joe biden. [cheers and applause] president biden has been very moving that his long career in public service was prompted by a speech my father robert kennedy gave in the indianapolis on april 4, 1968 the night martin luther king was murdered. two days later along with my parents and siblings i sat in the den of our home in northern virginia and watched in horror as washington burned. daddy left the room and got his car. maybe 15 minutes later, we were all still glued to the tv and suddenly daddy was on the news. in the mid

soon hair is it dude. >> help how to view of kamala harris soon all she does is laugh. >> what had she't need that, kamala. >> she loves a lot of things but not her people. >> jesse: democrats no kamala are a hot mess but they are stuck with her, can't even get it together, not a bookclub but they need to. the d&c tested, to figure out why she is unlikable? transit is this soon have a follow-up on afghanistan. [ laughter ] okay. [ cheering and applause ] >> i gonna roll out a coconut tree? [ laughter ] [ laughter ] okay. [ laughter ] >> some people understand what i'm talking about. >> jesse: that, was hard to handle what she does not care, she's leaning into it. >> you ask merely awaited a means to be the first woman and it's funny because people still got to get used to this? my staff for example sometimes they will show me little things, like apparently some people love to talk about the way i laugh. >> yes, i love your laugh. >> let me tell you something, i have my mother's laugh and i grew up around a bunch of woman in particular who laughed from the valley. i'm never going to be

vice president kamala harris knows americans are talking about her laugh.sons? it is making a buzz this morning. we'll be right back with that. you're watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. ♪ i've had the time of my life. ♪ and i never felt this way before. ♪ and i swear it's true. ♪ and i owe it all to you. ♪ oh, i had the time -- if your business needs a new application then developers will have to write code. a lot of code. if an application needs to be modernized then you'll need time, resources... and caffeine. if this sounds daunting then use watsonx code assistant ai designed to multiply developer productivity so you can generate code quickly. let's create a more modern foundation for business, with watsonx code assistant. ibm. let's create. the all new godaddy airo helps you get your business online in minutes with the power of ai... ...with a perfect name, a great logo, and a beautiful website. just start with a domain, a few clicks, and you're in business. make now the future at godaddy.com/airo i don't want you to move. i'm gonna mi

and i put in google kamala harris fine too. boys, it's not just the biden it's not just the harris team that's saying this. when you google that, you get several articles by reporters, it is the media that's saying this. and about once every six months, the media writes a story, kamala harris finds her voice, and usually it's on the abortion message. if she had a strong assistant voice and was really finding a lot of success as vice president. we wouldn't read an article every day because whenever it's about wyman and their voices, no one ever writes about women's smiling are being, you know, i kinda been i'm sorry, but what about robert f. kennedy jr. and his voice? >> not that much. come on i can really annoying voice by the way. >> but that's besides the point precisely the point so if you got a problem with communicating, she sounds like a prosecutor. >> i would say that's probably that she sounds like what she was for years. i think the issue is she's also a woman. she's also one of color and that's i'm not blaming it on t

. >> vice president kamala harris a short time ago in arizona delivering a scathing rebuke. also tonight, trump rarely steps foot into church and yet he's increasingly stoking christian nationalist sentiment which was once at the fringes of politics and is now almost totally consumed the republican party. plus, two election deniers get together in florida to talk about, air quotes, election integrity as speaker maga mike johnson clings to donald trump in hopes of saving his stumbly, bumbly, unproductive and all around disastrous speakership. >>> but we begin tonight with small but important signs of hope for our 248-year-old democracy. yes, it remains under severe threat from donald trump and his christian nationalist party, just not for the reasons he's telling you. what is set to begin in a manhattan courtroom on monday is not an attack on democracy, it's actually a sign of its health and evidence that it can still function the way it was intended to. to help explain i want to take a brief trip to italy and introduce you to silvio berlesconi. he was indicted for embezzleme

kamala harris is less popular than him. about getting rid of joe biden if they didn't know -- they would have to ditch kamala harris as well and the party of identity policies is not going to ditch the first black woman vice president. and keep her from the white house. so, you know, she is going to go out there. she is going to talk about abortion because it's literally, other than donald trump, the only issue they have to campaign on because he is under water by double digits on every single other issue that voters say they care about. >> bret: all right. the vice president is on the move campaigning. we're going to take a little trip down the road to a place we call candidate casino. and it's the vice presidential version. not with kamala harris but on the other side who will former president trump pick? you have $100 in chips. start with you, leslie. who are you going with? >> i'm going $20 on tim scott. $40 on elise stefanik. and $40 on kristi noem. and because donald trump says he wants a woman i put more money on the

kamala harris says she is ready to serve, but americans are not so sure about her.ng, a whopping 59 percent do not approve of kamala harris. yikes. could it be that voters do not think she cares about what is important to them? perhaps. take a peek at the latest podcast interview where she gushed over how funny president biden is. >> let's dip into a little workplace gossip. who are your favorite coworkers? who do you have the most fun with? >> the person that i definitely have a fun with is president biden. he is fantastic. he can be very serious, but he is also has an incredible sense of humor. >> emily: she also women as of a hard time for the warehouse. >> i do not get to text people anymore i have all these things on my phone that prevent -- for the sake of security -- that i used to love our family group text messages, like -- it was everything. such as when -- it was so good. >> emily: i am sorry you either vice president now and have to be protected because national security is within your purview. is this what americans want to hear? >> kara: no. not with w

people should pay more attention to kamala harris in my view. cheryl's right, she is the spokesperson on abortion. maria: what else do they have? okay. what else do they have? >> money. they have money. >> this should be i'm from the government, i'm just like you, those are two concerning words. maria: we will take a short break. we're just getting started this hour. quick break and then markets on the move this morning on the first trading day of the second quarter. big rally underway. just the way we ended the last quarter. dow industrials up 113, nasdaq up 83, s&p up 17 and-a-half. we're looking ahead to a big week of jobs data. jobs report on friday. the word on wall street panel is here. you're watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. ♪ harlem has everything. but i couldn't find pilates anywhere. so i started my own studio. and with the right help, i can make this place i love even better. earn up to 5% cash back on business essentials with the chase ink business cash card. make more of what's yours. do you have a life insurance

"joe biden and kamala harris "are proud to support mass murder."d of sentiment, that tone? stephen, as i said earlier, i think when people actually learn what abortion does to that preborn child, when people are confronted with this horrible truth, this tragic truth about what abortion actually does to that baby, yes, many people realise this is the killing, this is the murder of a human life, and it should not be permitted. so i think that, again, you can ask these questions different ways to say, oh, you know, americans side this way or that way, but education is powerful and people's minds are changing on abortion. and we see this especially among younger generations in the united states. so, yes, at the end of the day, when you have a vice—presidential... our vice president and the candidate, obviously, to be the vice president again, touring a clinic where they are doing live dismemberments and lethal destruction of preborn human beings, and setting that up as women's rights and praising that, it's absolutely atrocious. and again, the more tha

us vice president kamala harris blames donald trump for the loss of abortion rights in arizona — afterhe state's total ban on the procedure. labour's deputy leader, angela rayner, says she will resign if she's found to have committed a crime — she's being investigated by police as to whether she broke electoral law. hello, i'm anjana gadgill. president biden has issued a blunt warning to iran not to attack israel — in retaliation for last week's deadly strike on an iranian diplomatic compound in syria. but the president said he expected an attack to come sooner rather than later, and his message to tehran was: "donitu_ simonjones reports. preparing for a possible iranian attack, israel's defence minister meets the command of us forces in the region with a warning of the potential threat from tehran is real and viable. irate potential threat from tehran is real and viable.— potential threat from tehran is real and viable. we are devoted to the defendant _ real and viable. we are devoted to the defendant of _ real and viable. we are devoted to the defendant of israel, - to the defendant

>>> vice president kamala harris in arizona slamming the state's recently upheld 160-year-old abortion law and pointing the finger at donald trump. >>> israel bracing for a potential direct attack from iran. president biden today with a new word of warning for iran, don't. >>> the reaction to the death of o.j. simpson and how his double murder acquittal forever changed america's legal system. >>> "the fleecing of america," how tax credit promoters are sucking up billions in taxpayer dollars and leaving small businesses to foot the bill. we asked the head of the irs how it happened. >>> and these little friends helping these young learners read to succeed. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening, and welcome. we are monitoring breaking news from texas tonight where one person has been killed and two others are hospitalized in critical condition after a stolen semi tractor trailer was driven into a building. officials in brenham, about 90 minutes west of houston, say the driver intentionally drove the 18-wheeler into a texas department of public safety

vice president kamala harris is speaking now at battleground, arizona. let's listen to the vice president afternoon >> can we give it up for you? same if it takes so much courage and we've seen this from moving around the country to tell what is a private, personal matter. and you do it for the sake of all of the people who must here and must understand. and to remind so many women that they're not alone. >> you a great leader. thank you. you're saying where is mayor romero >> thank you. thanks. thank you. thank you. are an extraordinary leader the mayor and her daughter met me on the tarmac as doug and i got off of their four is two. and i want to thank you for the warm one. welcome, and for your courageous leadership as well. >> good debbie >> and it is good to be here with the next unit. hey, did states senator from this of arizona, reuben day and i have worked with rubin and i will tell you he is a tireless fighter for the people and families of arizona and essential partner to >> president biden and me representative grijalva, wanted to be here toda

the next seven months are going to be courtesy of donald trump and kamala harris. just now on the show coming up sunday on state of the union, democratic senator john fetterman from a great commonwealth of pennsylvania, and republican senator jd vance of ohio that sunday morning at nine and new and only here on cnn >> breaking news, donald >> trump just throw another >> wrench president asking the >> judge to change the jury pre questionnaire will be three days before selection is set to begin. trump also saying he would repeat, would take the stand in arizona. meanwhile, vice president harris cameras republicans on the issue of abortion rights for women. the southwestern state. now the latest backdrop in the battle over reproductive rights within extremely restrictive civil war era laws, soon to take effect then we're also following breaking news. president biden warning he expects an iranian attack in the middle east sooner. his words, sooner rather than later, this, as israel intercepts of dozens of rockets and the pentagon moves new assets to the region. welcom

-- by the way, it's not about kamala harris' lack of it when it occurs.r someone last and an inappropriate moment, like, when nothing that mirrored laughter came before it's a sign of a kind of unscented goofball. it's a sign that -- i mean if she was like lapping at an instagram reel of a friend she in a bikini, i get it but she laughed when people say "how are you? or goodbye. that's not well. i have a coworker wants to give a -- giggled all the time, we stayed away from her. back to the sexist claim, that in itself is sexist because we wouldn't find a man nervously chortling all the time as appealing either. actually we will probably be harsher on him because, you know, we are allowed to be, you know, would get him away from the sharp objects. if anything is because she's a woman woman that she's allowed this lightweight status to giggle all the time that to me is sexist. look at those polls and boastful numbers for joe other debtors and christie norms dog. [laughter] should be worried because he is looking like old dealer and that is -- he was basical

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♪ >> the honorable kamala harris, vice president, and mr.r hagerty and mrs. haggerty. mr. cook and ms. jackson. ♪ >> are you going to be campaigning for the president? >> [indiscernible] biden's campaign this year? ♪ the honorable kamala harris, vice president of the united states, and mr. doug emhoff, second gentleman of the united states. any comment on the law arizona passed? ♪ senator hagerty and mrs. hagerty. ♪ president clinton and secretary clinton. how does it feel to be back? >> great. >> [laughter] >> what do you guys think about 2024? thank you. >> thank you all. ♪ >> secretary clinton, who is your dress by? >> the honorable dr. leo brainard -- dr. lael brainard. ♪ the honorable mr. greenfield. -- the honorable linda thomas greenfield and mr. greenfield. the honorable antony blinken, secretary of state and the honorable evan m. ryan. the honorable alejandra mayorkas. ♪ -- alejandro mayorkas. the honorable roy cooper, governor of north carolina, and mrs. cooper. ms. ashley biden and ms. finnegan biden. the honorable janet yellen, s

crystal clear our feelings that the best way forward for america is to re-elect joe biden and kamala harris to four more years. [cheers and applause] four more years. four more years four more years four more years. four more years. four more years. president biden has been a champion for all the rights and freedoms that my father and uncle stood for. that's why nearly every single grandchild of joe and rose kennedy supports joe biden. [cheers and applause] that's right. that's right. the kennedy family endorses joe biden for president. [cheers and applause] when daddy announced his bid for the presidency in 1968 he talked about the course our country would take under the wrong leadership. and he said i feel obliged to do all that i can. i cannot stand aside. we are here because we feel to do all that we can. we cannot stand aside. in this election, no american can stand aside. we must vote. [cheers and applause] in 2024 there are only two candidates with any chance of winning the presidency. we know them well. four years ago, our country was crimeled by covid, chai os and the effects of an

because a vote for joe biden is a vote for kamala harris. >> if joe is reelected, ifg it another four years. will the suburban white womenkaa get scrappy and put kamala in the white house? whs anythingit goe like it did with the black and youth vote, they've had it,. >> let's bring in former white house press secretary kayleighe mcenany. kailey, your job job in white house communications, i'm sure, was sometimes to put the vicee e president or a member of the cabineent or mt in a podcast ane let them show different sides of themselves. >> do you thins ofk this kamala harris podcast was effective? yeah, it almost feels like a setup. there are two things. every perspective president wants to be, and that is likable and relatable. it's the whole purpose of her doing this interview. but here's what her team miss.onsew. before you work on being likable and relatable. you have to be respectable. and she ha s spent two years losing all respect. >> the cackling, the border czar bit all of the gaffes time after time, the the words to that she repeats. she needs to get back respect. e so i have

but cam rah a harris -- kamala harris, u.s.een able to deliver in her elected career. but with donald trump, look, we have all come to recognize that he does what's a best for him and not for our country. so that's do -- maria: no, we haven't, we all have not come to that a recognition -- >> he's going to may it like the apprenticeship. maria: if everybody came to that recognition, donald trump would not be leading in the polls, david, you to know that. donald trump is beating joe biden across the country. he's winning in six out of seven swing states, so it's a reach the say we all believe that we don't believe donald trump. that's not what the polls say at all a. >> well, i -- maria: the polls just said the majority of people say trump's presidency e was a success and biden's president she was a failure -- >> well, and those numbers were completely nipped. no, again, we don't ignore the polls, but these are snap snapshots, right? and we have to take from it what will lead us down that road in november, and what we can pull fr

i will still call her kamala harris, not ellail . m out of respect for my own mother, who is a great protectomothr and someone else needs protecting. and that's the press.a, for because barack obama, formerme president, really wants everybody to be nice to the wants because he says, speaker,a that the press usuallyke get everythingr that right. >> listen, there's a difference between facts and opinions. >> yeah. .e and the one thing that our se still pretty much sticks to is the facts. he may >> you may not agree with whatever is in the new york times o witr whatever'swhar on msnbc, but generally they're not going to just make stufbcrally thf up. >> they're not going to just make stuff ue p. >> but i mean, most frighteningc about this is that barack obama probably believes it. he lives in a fantasy world. you know, he's often that gigantic mansion. and he i suspect, doesn't groce go grocery shopping. if he did, you'd understanryd that the real problem for joe biden is called realit y. it's the reality of crime. it is thy e realitofy

activists for blocking the street near the vice president's los angeles home. 40 people were near kamala harris's brentwood home this morning. harris did not see the demonstrators, her motorcade took an alternate route from her home to los angeles. six protesters were arrested without any issue. >>> it may come as no surprise that artificial intelligence is smarter than some humans sometimes. stanford scientist published a report today saying ai routinely exceeds human performance across a range of tasks, including on reading comprehension, visual learning and language processing. however, scientists found humans are better and more complex tasks advanced level math or understanding what images mean. scientists say the ability of ai to complete some task better and its ability to generate extremely photorealistic images does post concern for the spread of disinformation. >>> another sign of a sluggish housing market in the bay area, a growing number of homeowners are taking a hit when it comes to selling. according to redfin, more than one in six homeowners in san francisco and san mateo counties

>> how is kamala harris doing? soon i don't know hers who and what is her job? is running the country. >> she is free to speak at her own will. >> who is gagging her? >> those who own her. >> joe biden? maybe. >> jesus? >> i would not say jesus because jesus is not here see what it's not even clothes. >> what is kamala harris' biggest account which one? >> yeah... him... >> whatever it is not affected by it. >> is the dei dream. >> my dream is bringing the bridges on walls. >> what has joe biden done for black warders? >> nothing. >> i'm not voting for joe biden. >> and you ain't black and. >> he's healthy... i don't know you and who will you be voting for? >> independent. >> and you ain't black and. >> there's intentions to be behind him -- >> also hold them accountable? what has he done for the black and unity? -- community. >> that's it. >> why are african american voters at flocking to donald trump. >> they had a better when he was an office. >> a lot of black people don't have history. >> they are stupid. >> at the trump called, maga has black people and th

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>> reporter: the campaign previewing that vice president kamala harris will say, quote, donald trump is the architect of this healthcare crisis, and that's not a fact he hides. in fact, he brags about it. mr. trump saying the arizona decision went too far, calling it an inappropriate law. >> did arizona go too far? >> yea, they did. and that'll be straightened out. >> reporter: he urged arizona lawmakers to act immediately to remedy what has happened, though earlier this week he said abortion should be left up to the states. he acknowledged democrats political advantage on abortion. >> the only issue they think they have is is on abortion. >> reporter: polls show former president trump leading president biden on the key issues of immigration and the economy. today mr. trump focused on election integrity, even as he faces charges of trying to illegally overturn the 2020 results. house speaker mike johnson travelling to mar-a-lago to meet with him. >> we're so delighted to be here with our former and future president. >> i stand with the speaker. we've had a very good relationship. >>

. >> bien, hoy la vicepresidenta kamala harris estuvo en arizona y el expresidente trump por primeraes de lourdes hurtado. >> haria eco al la estrategia electoral democrata centrada en los derechos reproductivos. >> durante su campana en 2016 donald trump dijo que las mujeres deberian ser penas por buscar un aborto, aqui se lo hemos contado. >> bien, hoy la vicepresidenta kamala harris estuvo en arizona y el expresidente trump por primera vez mas a democrata derechos reproductivos. >> aprovechan el fallo de la corte suprema estatal que revivio una ley de 1864 prohibiendo el aborto casi en su totalidad para cultivar el expresidente donald trump por la restriccion, mientras que el candidato republicano a la presidencia reitera que el asunto debe quedar en manos de los estados y hoy exigio que los legisladores estatales establezcan excepciones por violacion, incesto y la vida de la madre, llamando a los democratas extremistas pero este miercoles en la legislatura de arizona, la mayoria republicana voto por irse a receso cuando se discutia la revocacion de la ley del siglo xix. >> verg"u

la vicepresidenta, kamala harris, hace campaÑa en arizona a favor de los derechos reproductivos de laente un fallo de la corte suprema estatal, que reviviÓ una ley de 1864 contra el aborto. hay escasez de cientos de medicinas poniendo en peligro la salud de muchas personas, los expertos dicen que se trata de la peor escasez de medicamentos que se ha registrado en estados unidos. locutor: este es noticiero univisiÓn, con jorge ramos e ilia calderon. jorge: buenas noches. comenzamos en noticiero con el chofer que segÚn la policÍa estrello intencionalmente un camiÓn robado en contra de una oficina de seguridad pÚblica en texas. ilia: al menos una persona muriÓ y varias resultaron lesionadas, esta noche, tres de esas personas heridas estÁn en condiciÓn crÍtica, las autoridades creen haber descifrado lo que provocÓ este acto, que califican como deliberado y atroz. jorge: ilia terrazas nos cuenta lo que se sabe de este violentos sucesos. ilia: un hombre al que le habÍan negado una licencia legal para conducir, arremetiÓ contra una oficina de seguridad pÚblica repleta de personas en el peque

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no democrat should escape the liabilit failingy of joe bia kamala harris and what they wrought on this on thisho country. i have a question. how many democratic candidates this timw many -e? gn we're going to ask kamala to come and campaign with them. i think that's a big tell. . ig tell.and whoever is running a harris' teleprompter, we're going to find out if thereomptea trump mole has to be. all right. thank you, paul. tommy, appreciate it. good to see.preciate by the way, we have this just coming in now. e thisfox news alert.ha the senate has just passed the foreign aid bill that gives$ over $90 billion to ukraine, israel, taiwan also gives tiktok, nine months to be sold to a non-chinese entity. the bill now goes to thenc s desk. finanese the final vote, 79 to 18.te when we come back, a video of alec baldwin being harassed go a pro-hamas protester that's gone viral. i'm actuallyne going to defendi baldwin. i mean it. straight aheadmean it.. so you're telling me this battle to pass gets us into the creation, too? yep. how cool is that? what are we waiting for? let's go. oh, is that a

press the case kamala harris was fantastic. he's the prosecutor in chief today and downs droplet terrible >> well, let me ask you, here's a split screen by the way, while we're on this, a split-screen, maybe at a debate on a debate stage. i mean, a lot of people we all know that we've become a costume and a presidential election year to seeing there the trump campaign is calling for much earlier debates between trump and biden. you see the calendar as it's set right now increasing the number of face offs between the two before election day. is that a fair request got to have that happen? >> i don't know if we need any more debates. i certainly wouldn't be opposed to it. i don't know if we need them. i do think they need to be earlier, so i agree with that. i think if you're going to have a month or six weeks, or eight weeks of voting or whatever it is people want these days, you have to have these things earlier. i mean, now you have these debates in october and a lot of people have already voted certainly, most people have alr

and as you mentioned, brianna, vice president kamala harris in the very moments after this it was announced, they announced that she would be heading to arizona on friday to talk about this very issue. it's a continuation of what they're calling her reproductive rights tour. she has really been sort of the lead for the administration for the biden campaign to end talking about this issue. and she just put out a statement pinning direct blame on this decision. and on donald trump himself saying that by his own admission, there's one person responsible for these kinds of rulings, which is donald trump. >> and the fact that >> this is coming only a day after trump revealed this abortion position, that he thinks it should be the right of states to decide how this issue should be resolved. the really pointing to that and saying that that kind of position allows this sort of rule to go into effect in arizona. and so you really do see them seizing on in this issue and certainly they do very much believed that this will be a galvanizing issue for their voters in november, for women, for progressive

this morning, vice president kamala harris is ing to arina after the state's supreme court. they're chose to hold an aboion ban written the 1800s. in her remarks that she will deliver. she calls arizona's choice, quote, one of the biggest aftershocks yet from the reversal of roe versus wade she's going to try to place the blame squarely on donald trump, basically saying donald trump did this with us. now republican strategist, former rnc communications director doug hi, also cnn political commentator and former communications director for vice president kamala harris, jamal seven. so you all let me start with you she is going to say donald trump >> did >> this. >> it's a >> subtlely different message than what democrats have been campaigning on an abortion for two years. how important is it to put this squarely on trump? >> well, it is important because it happens to be true donald trump is the one who appointed three supreme court justices who voted to get rid of row and make an undermine or remove the right to abortion for women. so the vice president has been very forcefu

yet >> vice president kamala harris in arizona ripping into donald trump over abortion rights, will look at how the former president's past comments on this because you could affect his chances in the battleground state and high winds couldn't stop tiger woods from sending a record of the masters. cnn sport's andy scholes jones be live from augusta national with all the details >> live from atlanta. >> this is cnn newsroom with kin group we'll get to those stories in a moment, but we begin with breaking news out of australia now, we're going to bring you a live look at sydney, australia police there, say at least five people are dead after a stabbing attack at a shopping mall. the news conference earlier, this our police said one of their officers shot and killed the attacker the new south wales assistant police commissioner said the attacker raised his knife at the officer and she opened fire and have a look here in this video, you can see people running from the scene to escape the violence. this was at the westfield ban dei junction shopping center one witness said the scene was pande

we're waiting for kamala harris to begin her remarks. this isn't a drill. era law where all abortions are illegal unless the life of the mother is online. we know how challenging that is for doctors. it sends them fleeing the state in most instances because it's in an emergency situation, it's not a bright clear line. all abortions are banned in arizona. she's out in arizona a couple days after that happened. you have already hit the campaign trail. . tell me your sense and what you think the stakes are. with your very young people are leafing it all out there. >> that's it. i want to leave it on the field. i don't want to wake up on november 5th and file fooel like i could have done more. when we were talking about our kids and when you become a parent, everything changes. i feel like my values haven't changed, but is it just magnified when you're holding these two precious children. what kind of earth are they going to inherit. will my daughter be able to make choices about her own body. one candidate believes in allowing women that right to choose. the o

us vice president kamala harris is running a campaign to associate trump with radical views on abortion. how can these elected leaders believe that they can, that they need to tell women what is in their best interest. we must be a nation that trusts women. harry sebaden focuses on reproductive rights. experts say republicans are losing on the abortion issue. tical points after the supreme court decision and two referendum defeats in ohio and kansas. in this presidential election, trump seems to have called out his followers recognize the political vulnerability of the abortion issue to moderate voters. you have to follow your heart in this matter, but you have to remember that you also have to win the election to restore our culture, in fact to save our country, which is now, unfortunately, a country in decline. the head of one of america's largest anti-abortion groups said monday that it was ... deeply disappointed that trump did not support a nationwide ban, but said the group would still support trump against biden. the issue of reproductive rights during this presidential race will

. >> vice president harris: kamala harris lashed out at former president donald trump in arizona todayg him the architect of the restrictive abortion bans nationwide. it comes in the wake of the states recent near total ban on the procedure. cbs's janet shamlian reports the issues in our front and center in the 2024 election. >> good afternoon, arizona! [cheers and applause] >> reporter: tonight, the blame game. >> we almost understand who is to blame. former president donald trump did this. during his campaign in 2016, donald trump said women should be punished for seeking an abortion. >> reporter: vice president kamala harris campaigning in arizona, blaming former president trump for the state supreme court ruling reviving a near-total abortion ban. >> the overturning of roe was, without any question, a seismic event. and this ban here in arizona is one of the biggest aftershocks yet. >> reporter: antiabortion rights protesters were also in tucson today. >> and we want to protect those people that are in the womb still because they deserve to be protected. >> reporter: they hope to d

. >> you just saw kamala harris laughing it up but it might be causing internal problems.eport says that the party is being -- has been using focus groups of democratic voters to evaluate public opinion around the vice president and it reads "several people said that kamala harris rubbed them the wrong way" a few specifically said her laugh, multiple people also said that they did not think that kamala harris had been treated well. they question whether or not be 25 actually likes it. so we are familiar with the laughter, i would suggest that first of all, it is interesting that the democrats after she has been in the public eye for over four years has been the vice president, need to focus group to tell them what is wrong. that reveals a great deal. about her and about them and about all of them. they cannot figure it out. the fact that it is not about her laugh per se, but about being genuine, a person who is trusted, and being real in the process of what is going on. >> harris: and being a serious person. but it's more about her, we remember in her early vice president

what a love about this is a kamala harris' recruiting get this cast.s old, it was a spinoff of the cosby show, historically black college. >> laura: it was actually a good show, i mean i actually like that show. about about this raymond, the cost is trying to raise awareness. >> now the white house is recording him to support the presidents student loans forgiveness plan and i guess it lead the occasional pressroom dance party. ♪ it's a different world. ♪ than where i come from. ♪ yes, it is now. >> the 44th president did not get rid of his student debt or his loans until he became president. >> just down, that's what i see, student loans and college works fine. i was able to pay off. >> laura: now laura. >> that's right would it do. here is somebody who wanted to go to college, they got alone, they waited until he got work, they deferred the loan and any paid for it. that's all with the president is doing here, he has already committed, hundred and $46 billion of student loan cancelations. this just goes too far and i'm sorry, a cause beat spinoff tha

it comes as vice president kamala harris today met with families of several americans taken hostage by hamas, assuring them that the biden administration is doing all it can to bring them home. cbs's debora patta reports from tel aviv. >> reporter: rafah has become a tense city of mostly women and children who have been running from war for months. once again, they fear the worst as israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu doubles down on his plans to invade rafah despite the u.s. warning that would be a mistake. this woman sought refuge here with her nine children after her husband was killed in an israeli air strike. [ speaking in a global language ] >> reporter: "what hurts me the most," she said, "is i've lost my dignity. i feel humiliated here." but after six months of war, if they are forced out, where do they go to next? the israeli defense force has mostly withdrawn from southern gaza, allowing residents to return to khan younis. but this is not the home they remember. the destruction everywhere so complete, it is unlivable. "everything is dead," this woman said. across this w

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