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kamala harris. >> lou: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- vice president kamala harris. and abby elliott. with cleto and the cletones. and now, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: welcome. thank you. appreciate that. very nice. i'm jimmy, i'm the host. thank you for watching. thank you for joining us here at our home in a very big night. we have a vip guest tonight, a vip vp guest tonight. [ whoops ] all the way from washington, the vice president of the united states is with us. [ cheers and applause ] kamala harris is here. the secret service swept our building. which we desperately needed. [ laughter ] it's filthy, by the way. it's especially great that they're here, because guillermo is not here tonight. we are unprotected. he is on assignment at media day for the nba finals. we sent him away because, for reasons of national security, not many people know this -- [ laughter ] you're not allowed to have both of america's most powerful number twos in the same room a

like i knew i know kamala harris. i'm very comfortable with the idea of kamala harris. i'm also really impressed with a kamala harris. i showed up last night to that interview with anderson cooper after the debate. and i'm very impressed with the kamala harris has been showing up the last few months where she's taken hold of the issue of women's rights, for example. and i think she's really common to her own. i think she had a hard time the first couple of years. i think she had a very hard time. it was a difficult transition. she's been a prosecutor. she was true in the senate particularly when she was in hearings which was questioning people. i think being vice president is a bad job for anybody. and she was no different. she's coming to her own. she's got issues now on her folder of work that are in her ally yesterday, she showed loyalty she showed that she's part of a team she was she was able to say the things that biden wasn't able to say on that debate stage that's the kamala harris. i want to see day after day

well on election day, there's a suggestion to leave biden at the top of the ticket but replace kamala harrisith hillary clinton. would that reassure the nation if we knew hillary could get into the oval office? how do you get kamala out? we are getting a little ahead of ourselves. biden has things going for him, the mics have been muted so trump can't steamroll the president as he did in 2020, both candidates standing in one place so there is no awkward movement around the set and cnn is moderating. one thing favors trump, neither candidate can be allowed to have written notes. just a pad and a pen. that takes biden's security blanket. it says something is that the president's cognitive difficulties have gone so far that there is speculation he won't make it past the pair first debate. second hour of varney just getting started. a former top aide to kamala harris revealing which vice president candidate would be her greatest threat. >> j the vance would pose the greatest threat to kamala harris. he is an incredible debater. he has a quality that makes him seem that 1% to 2% that might vote t

they say where is kamala harris, why isn't she doing more?ow's the time to put her out on the stage, give her a more front facing role in this reelection, because she is a better messenger than biden. she is a better spokeswoman for his administration than he is. this is something that the campaign really needs to understand right now. katie: harris is an asset and the administration and campaign should be using her more, to your point, is there a risk? you think how the republican party has treated her. they have really vilified her. >> they did. some of that has to do with the fact that she is a woman. some of that has to do with the fact that she is a woman of color. americans are not used to looking at a woman in that position. we saw what happened to hillary clinton. this is something americans are still dealing with. what does it look like for a woman to be in power? what does it look like for a woman to be the leader of the free world? putting her out there americans can get used to that. will there be blowback? absolutely. there will

than they've got to decide if they want kamala harris, they can't just bring somebody else in over kamalaose candidates have pulled any better against donald trump. when you look at whether it is governor gavin newsom, illinois governor witmer, kamala harris, they don't pull better than trump. >> i think this is why those tapes are important. if they come out, and we hear that he is incompetent on those tapes or the transcript has been altered what is happening is we could invoke the 25th amendment but after last night's performance, other democrats need to say he needs to step down. what's happening right now i don't believe there's any world where this november a democrat wins because of what has happened with the economy and border policy in the military and the country. they want to put their kids to school and not worry about grocery bills. everything is at all-time highs. maria: did you say the biden cabinet would vote to get him out in the 25th amendment? >> i believe if those tapes come out, they would have to, based on last night's performance and outcry from democrats from news

when i hear scholarships for school, i'm never going to be against scholarships for school. >> kamala harris she was vice president, you had great hope for her in that was one reason you support the biden-harris ticket last time. >> she was the reason. >> what happened? >> she really doesn't care, she's handcuffed by this administration. >> what you think? >> because i know her and i know where she stands for and the things she wants to do she may not necessarily be in a position to do because she doesn't want to overstep the president. >> do you think she would be a good president? >> she would be any different than any other democrat. when i hear people say we should be terrified over kamala harris presidency, scared. why? you know why, she's a woman of color. >> i don't think so. >> one 100%. >> do you think nikki haley is because she's a minority? >> she was afraid to stand up to donald trump. >> she stood up to him. >> she didn't until the end. i say months ago i felt the gop were doing a disservice not making her the nominee because people want something different so bad right now she

maria: do you think it's going to be kamala harris, stu?ou get biden out of the way is another story entirely, because he's not going to go willingly, i don't think anyway. maria: stu, i know you're going to picket up where we left off. have a great show, "varney & company" begins now. stu, take it away. stuart: thanks very much, maria. welcome to "varney & company." it was historickingic. last night joe biden's

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and kamala harris is peeved she has not been asked to tap in.he sacrificial lamb, you would rather weight until 28, i get it and neither of those two pulled better than biden. so joe may just be in it to lose it. michael is the former press secretary to first lady jill biden. michael, what happened last night? >> it was a bad night, that's what happened last night. you and i talked about what he needed to do. and i was very specific that it was not really a focus on policy or memorizing stats, all he needed to do was show strength, show that he was agile, show that he could counterpunch. show that he could contextualize where we were when he inherited the white house and where we are now. he was not able to do any of those things. look, i was a competitive swimmer for 17 years and i had one job and it was to touch the wall first. and if i didn't, i lost. last night my team lost. we lost the debate. >> jesse: i got it. and you probably had the best preanalysis of anybody. maybe you should have been prepping him over at camp david, you could have

. >> kamala harris.ll see if her numbers change as the campaign winds on and as people look to her more as joe biden's successor. let me ask you about the apparatus in the democratic party. they haven't done this since 1968. the muscle memory is not there. the primary process has been solidified. could the democratic party get it together enough, and all the money that joe biden has raised so far, would that automatically transfer to the next candidate? >> that would depend on joe biden, and of course a lot of that money is complicated money. a lot of times at this stage in the game, biden is raising money for biden and for the democratic national committee. there's a mix of money, and obviously the dnc money would stay with the dnc. but the democratic national committee would be in charge. the call to the convention is laid out. we adopted it last year. the call to the convention lays out how the convention will proceed. if you want to be nominated to be run for the president on the first ballot, you ha

what happens to kamala harris?emocrats play identity politics, minorities will fill betrayed if kamala harris is denied a shot at the oval office. the knives are out, three editorial headlines in the deep blue new york times of all places, biden cannot go on like this. tom friedman, joe biden is a good man and a good president, he must bow out of the race. ezra klein, after the debate i don't think joe biden should be running. biden lost the new york times. let the democrat civil war begin. no joy in me saying this, america is led by a man in rapid decline, the whole world saw it. the whole hour of varney just getting started. democrats and the media in full panic mode after biden's performance last night. >> as we speak there is a deep, wide and aggressive panic in the democratic party. it started minutes into the debate and continues right now. can conversations, those conversations include should we go to the white house and asked the president to step aside? others are about should prominent democrats go public

will they put kamala harris up or someone else?take in what's the scuttlebutt in terms of president biden right now in. >> the reason i don't think joe biden will be replaced even though he's trailing badly in the polls is because the democrats in washington don't like kamala harris at all. they would prefer if joe biden over kamala harris. they would actually prefer someone better that're electable, but heavy done polling and they've done polling, and believe it or not joe biden polls better than any other democrat. that's how weak the democrat bench is in america right now. so i think the democrats are going to stick with joe biden. but with respect to his slipping and his mental deterioration, most people many washington including the democrats don't have confidence that joe biden will make it the next four years if he were somehow to win the election. and we all wonder who, in fact, is running the show. we don't believe it's kamala harris, we belief it's some bureaucrats in the biden administration that are calling the shots, a

the age factor, because kamala harris is in play. reelected he will probably give it kamala harris in the first or second year. how much a factor is that? >> the white house had an ai summit and they did trot kamala harris with a hundred plays schmekel hundred page plus ai regulatory plan and it was absurd, the level of detail they worked and in terms of regulating the single. ai is brand-new, at some point we will have to regulate but not right now. anything for a lot of people in tech it was over this is how the government reacts to the internet back in the 1990s, would have never materialized or blossomed into the region -- revolution the internet was which is good for american jobs and productivity and leadership in the world. we don't want to do is kill this ai innovation, and i think there was not a great deal of confidence that kamala harris was the person was going to be the ai czar was going to led us to this glorious future. >> jesse: that's an understatement. [ laughter ] >> at the biden administration is way too trigger-h

kimberley. >> i still think they have a hard time getting around the kamala harris problem. this party in particular weird to replace her with a white guy. 50 on harris, 30 on whitmer and 20 on gavin newsom. >> trey: 50 on gavin newsom, 30 on gretchen whitmer and 20 that the "new york times" calls for the repealing of the 25th easement and bring back barack obama. >> bret: all right, meredith? >> you know, despite all these calls for president biden to step aside, i really just don't see it happening. i was there in atlanta the last night and there was a real circling the wagons for president biden. and it's hard to imagine any scenario where they wouldn't push forward in that case vp harris. >> okay. so, we're still at the table. bets are still open. you got another $100. and the vp choice for former president trump is coming up sooner. kimberly, another $100, where are you going? >> yeah. i mean, this is a real bet. who knows. but, 40 on burgum, 30 on vance, and 15 each on rubio and scott just because they are the most in the news. but he could go anywhere. >> bret: okay. t

maria: do you think it's going to be kamala harris, stu? stuart: i think it'll be awfully difficult to get kamala harris out of the way. how you get biden out of the way is another story entirely, because he's not going to go willingly, i don't think anyway. maria: stu, i know you're going to picket up where we left off. have a great show, "varney & company" begins now. stu, take it away. stuart: thanks very much, maria. welcome to "varney & company." it was historickingic. last night joe biden's presidential campaign collapsed. his goal for the debate was to show he's up to the job. he failed. throughout the 900 minutes our president mumbled incoherently. he was visibly confused. he had that vacant, open-mouthed stare. he'd memorized a few one-liners but didn't know how to use them. he lost his train of thought, jumping from subject to subject sometimes in mid-sentence. it was a debate catastrophe for him. he has lost the media. a selection of headlines tells the story. the panicked democrats know it's time for him to step down. they just

without any question, what we need in a vice president is exactly what kamala harris is not.he's the border czar and as vice president, she has allowed our border to be unsafe, insecure, wide open leading to over 100,000 chinese nationals crossing our southern border. i believe we have sleeper cells in our country because kamala harris, the border czar has left it open leaving america facing a national security crisis on our southern border. what we do want in a vice president is someone who knows is not about that person, it's only about the president and his vision for this nation. >> you want served in the house, it's a little more rambunctious than the place you work now, i want to listen together to the minority leader who would be speaker of the democrats were to win the house and then i'll ask a question, on the other side. >> the republican party no longer exists in its traditional form. this is a trump party and its not focused on solving problems for the american people. it is focused singularly on doing the bidding of donald trump. >> i missed something, or democra

so i think kamala harris — with putin.en help— top of everything joe biden help accomplish at the g7, shows— help accomplish at the g7, shows american influence is still— shows american influence is still important. ambassador, american _ still important. ambassador, american influence _ still important. ambassador, american influence still- american influence still important, there were six other countries also there but many them were calling this the six lame ducks plus giorgia meloni, there are a lot of leaders they're not in good shape domestically. how worried do you think president zelensky might be that if a few elections don't go his way, he might to start to lose support from the west? j might to start to lose support from the west?— from the west? i think it is hiuhl from the west? i think it is highly unlikely _ from the west? i think it is highly unlikely that - from the west? i think it is highly unlikely that as - from the west? i think it is highly unlikely that as a . highly unlikely that as a result of th

the party is going to be hard pressed not to put kamala harris into that position, and kamala harris's numbers are worse than joe biden's. >> also, criticism about donald trump's performance as well. he made several false or misleading statements during the debate and even avoided answering some questions, as every american saw firsthand last night, this election is a choice between strength and weakness, competence and incompetence, peace and prosperity or war or no war. the former president held a post-debate rally today in virginia. mr. trump gloated over president biden's debate performance. former president trump will soon learn more details on his legal fate on monday, the supreme court is expected to rule on whether he is immune from criminal prosecution for actions he took while in office. >> as for president biden, he does admit to a fumbling performance and vice president kamala harris is making her way along the campaign trail to stump for him, with stops in the west. her first stop was at a rally in las vegas today. she spoke in front of a crowd saying, quote, this race wil

they say that biden is under utilizing kamala harris.e her? and where could she have her for success? the independent is asking is kamala harris the democrat's secret weapon? yes, it is a real secret -- she has a glow of a new feature out, with rolling stone. here's a quote. strengths are often ponderous ones, her thoughtfulness can look like indecision, her link of potential solutions, can lead to unexpected changes of course, her policies may be progressive, but her ways of tackling them, they have often been incremental. in the understudy rolled that is the vice presidency, especially such pragmatism, it cannot fl flash. >> bill: i've heard that song, a thousand times. and i never knew the words where if you are not into yoga, and if you have, half a brain. i had no clue. i will make it quick, they did a pool, a third of voters -- believe that she would prevail, that means 2 out of 5 think she cannot win. she has the border, attached to her. and when you sit down, you have to say what have you done lately? it is the old spot from the

put kamala harris out there all the time so the ■çcountry can s her. the conversation since she is in the line of succession as vice president of the united states? >> i have so many opinions about that. but here is what i will say. reproductive lights were consolidated. we came and said look, this is the administration taking care of abortion rights. reproductive freedom. tip of the spear is kamala harris. we are relying on her to protect our fundamental freedoms. she's the best spokesperson for joe biden and this administration an reproductive freedom. i absolutely agree. we need to see a lot more of her and in the coming months i believe we will. >> and we have been seeing vice president ■çharris speak on thi issue. ever since the draft of the dobbs decision. >> she is leading the fight. >> with that, she speaks from here. thank you very much for coming to the saturday show. >>> and, still to come, america's aunt, my own aunt gloria will join me live with her thoughts on this week's presidential debate and her message to folks calling on president tr

president biden and vice president kamala harris. does that hurt their ability to come into a place, even a democratic stronghold like the bay area or california, and raise as much money as they would like to? >> so there is plenty of money here for them, you know, we don't talk about rolodex as much anymore. nobody knows what that is, we don't talk about blackberries, for that matter. but rolodexes and blackberries for democrats, indicate a really rich group of people deep in that sense who've been giving to campaigns for a long time. they're going to continue to do that, but nonetheless, they're going to have to double down. and this is where you're going to have to have a lot of pop stars. hollywood, you know, sports icons that join your campaign to build up that enthusiasm to offset what you see going on off stage, if you will. the counterprogramming of protesters that are outside, that we saw just today on the lead in. >> yeah. i want to talk for a moment if i can, david, about the issue of what's happening in the middle east an

— kamala harris has worse poll numbers thanjoe biden... ok, sorry, we will— performance tonight... ok, sorry, we will get _ performance tonight... ok, sorry, we will get into i performance tonight... <1>ii, sorry, we will get into this later in the show, because we have a lot to discuss, but we have a lot to discuss, but we have to leave it for the moment. live from atalanta, this is bbc news. us presidentjoe biden and former president donald trump have hitout in a contentious televised cnn debate, the first of the 2024 election in this battleground state of georgia. the rivals accused one another of lying on issues including immigration, abortion and foreign policy. donald trump repeatedly attacked joe biden on the economy and his foreign policy record. joe biden took aim at his opponent's criminal conviction and attempts to overturn the 2020 election. let's recap on what we have been watching tonight. i am joined by our senior north america correspondent gary o'donoghue. we talked about how high the stakes were and what a moment this w

i think a big part of this is an incredible amount of disrespect for kamala harris. al it's very clear they looked around and said, nobody else can do this. i do not know that that is true. i may have understood where they were coming from if it was just looking at the polls, but it is not just looking at the polls. you have to look at your own candidate. the person you are urseeing behind closed doors every single day. they told us he is sharp as a tack. trying to get is not to see what we have been seeing. so look at the polling but they have to have known things like this would happen. could theoretically somebody dig out of the hole but i think what he showed us his he is not capable of doing that. he does not have the stamina to do those things that are necessary. >> i want you to weigh in on this. what are your thoughts because kamala harris, for her part she came out really forcefully after the debate. >> absolutely. i think vice president kamala harris knows that she said at the right hand of power. she is somebody who probably has the closest relationship to

it starts with a visit today from vice president kamala harris. donald trump actually arrives tomorrow. protests are also in the works today in the bay's ginger conejero saab live for us in san francisco. and ginger, these visits are really about tapping into the pockets of bay area donors. that's correct. good morning, marcus and laura. california cash. that is what's up for grabs today. and tomorrow. even if they are just quick visits, quick stops for both leaders. vice president kamala harris is scheduled to arrive in oakland just after 1130 this morning. now she is expected at two political events, one before, one in the afternoon, the other before two in the afternoon. the vice president is expected to be met with protests calling for a permanent ceasefire, specifically a protest scheduled at the intersection of manchester and ocean view in oakland, another in san francisco on valencia and 19th that will begin at 12. she then leaves san francisco at 330 in the afternoon. manny uchitel, the owner of manny's cafe in the mission, is co-hosting t

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the fallout from it is just getting started joining us now as vice president kamala harris press madam vice president, thanks for being with us cnn's john king has described panic inside the democratic party right now because of president biden's performance and tonight's debate, he has been hearing from democratic lawmakers and others around the country some within your own party are wondering if president biden should even step aside. all right. what do you say to that listen first of all, what we saw tonight is the president making a very clear contrast with donald trump on all of the issues that matter to the american people? >> yes. there was a slow start, but it was a strong finish. and what became very clear through the courts course of the night is that joe biden is fighting on behalf of the american people on substance on policy on performance. joe biden is extraordinarily strong, and that's policy and performance. and i mean, here's the president's performance tonight clearly was disappointing. for his supporters. cnn is reporting democratic lawmakers watching the debate we'r

let's talk about kamala harris. ned, they have a real problem. can't hop scotch over kamala, i don't think she wants to be on the supreme court, push sonia sotomayor out. everyone has a theory kamala harris wants to go on the supreme court. she has no interest in being supreme court. she will be beyond ticked off if she gets looked over for this. >> god forbid joe biden were to win reelection and we hope and pray that does not happen, he is not going another four years, you will have a president kamala harris because joe biden won't make it. he needs to make the argument, it is not just about joe biden, who is his successor? that would be even worse for the country than joe biden. >> laura: like wizard of oz, worse than the other one. another explosive day at hunter biden's trial, may be the least of his problems, a big development and we're on it next. craig here pays too much for verizon wireless. so he sublet half his real estate office... [ bird squawks loudly ] to a pet shop. meg's moving company uses t-mobile. so she scaled down her fleet t

plus vip arrivals, vice president kamala harris visits this morning. donald trump making the stop tomorrow. we're going to break down potential disruptive disruptions to their plans from protesters. this is today in the bay good wednesday morning. thanks for starting your day with us at 6:00. right now i'm laura garcia and i'm marcus washington. well, the heat is what we're all talking about this morning. meteorologist kari hall has been monitoring that throughout the week, and today. well, the thing about it is we are in that microclimate. weather alert. another extreme heat day. parts of the east bay under a heat advisory. want to give you a look around the bay area, where those temperatures are again expected to reach triple digits. that means firefighters are on high alert. and when calls come in, it means suiting up in full fire gear. contra costa firefighters you see right here, they can add another 20 plus degrees to the 100 degree weather when they're underneath all of that equipment and triple digit days. well there's hydration situations and

been saying it's gotta be a landslide so big that you can't really get, let me get your take on kamala harris it a reach to say given all the gaffes from joe biden is a reach to say if you're voting for joe biden you're voting for kamala harris? >> i run into this all the time people say i like what trump did but i don't like him personally and i would prefer not to vote for him but biden can string two sentences together, something happened to him she would be an unmitigated disaster. as bad as i did numbers are, her numbers are worse, if she's a drag on the democratic ticket but there's no way to replace her and they won't but it will be a factor in people's mind and a highlights how important trump's choice is, people have got a look at the person and say if something happened to trump, that person would be up to it unlike if something happened to biden kamala harris is not up to it. maria: we will leave it there, great to see you, thank you so much. thank you for having m (♪) (♪) what took you so long? i'm sorry, there was a long line at the thai place. you get the sauce i like? of course

and now, vice president kamala harris says his response. it does qualifying cheaters don't like it. >> what do voters thing or political panel ways in hello i'm dana. >> bash in washington where the state of our union is looking overseas after eight long months for israel israeli hostages are back home safely. >> family reunions and tears of joy after they were rescued from hamas captivity by idf forces in a special operations saturday morning, the rate of two separate apartments and a central gaza refugee camp took months of preparation and military spokesman said, since hamas moves, hostages frequently and embeds them in areas packed with civilians like this refugee camp. following reports of heavy shelling and artillery fire, gaza hospital said more than 200 people were killed in the operation. cnn has not been able to verify claims about the exact number of civilian deaths in what was the first successful hostage rescue since february here with me now from paris where he is traveling with president biden is national security adviser, ja

and failing america under joe biden and kamala harris and this did them a favor in more ways than one, and it's really a travesty to watch them celebrate like they are. howard: leslie, the judge said you cannot convict on michael cohen's testimony. you have to find corroborating evidence and i think the flaw in the defense has always been they had an alternative when it came to the e-mails and the texts and the signal messages and the banking records, which tended to back up what michael cohen was saying. >> well, look, you know, when people talk about blame, one of the things that's great about our nation is our system. whether you like the outcome of the verdict or not, many people were angry many years ago in the outcome as i was in the oj simpson trial. but the jurors based their decisions on what is presented by the prosecution and the defense. i honestly, howie, thought going into this, didn't think a 34 counts of guilty. i was surprised about that. even though i watched a lot of the trial, i wasn't sitting in the juror's box or in the courtroom. the jury deliberated not jus

it is absolutely critical that we re-elect joe biden and we kamala harris. and knows mall part because they will be the ones to appoint the next round of supreme court justices. people who will bring some balance back to the court, who will restore some credibility in that court. ed and who will make sure that we understand we are a nation of laws, supreme court has a role to play, absolutely. but so does congress and so s does the president of the united states joe biden and ed kamala harris, they are the people whose strength and support in our democracy. and that includes taking this extremist supreme court, making sure that we have got better h people in that court and, in my view, expanding the court as needed if this court is going to continue to try to run roughshod over our democracy. >> as a former harvard law school professor, were, of course, you're talking about the work of the supreme court all the time, in class, as you have seen the work of the supreme court for the last two years and prior in your time in the senate, what has to happen to thi

this is also about kamala harris.oe biden must admit that a vote for joe biden is a vote for kamala harris for the next president. when you think about the comparison, kamala harris versus donald trump, how will the vice president do against xi jinping, against vladimir putin, against north korea. all of these issues are front and center right now. something we've been talking about for a long time but certainly front and center now for the democrats needing to make a decision with just a few months before this election. rachel: how does the 25th amendment work? , excuse my ignorance. i heard of it, i know what it does. it removes the president if he's not capable of serving but how does the process work? maria: you have to get the okay and the directive from within the administration and congress, congress has to move this forward. right now, this answer is in the hands of leadership, in the senate, nancy pelosi, the clintons, president obama, anybody who was thinking that joe bidens was not running the country and s

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