new york attorney general letitia james.he brought and won a civil fraud lawsuit against trump who was found liable for business fraud. it came with a penalty to the tune of $464 million which is still accruing interest. and now this is how trump's allies have reacted to vice president kamala harris. both leading up to and following her becoming the new de facto democratic nominee for president. >> are you suggesting she was a dei hire? >> 100%. she was a dei hire. >> she does not speak well, she does not work hard. >> she's a dei hire, right? she's a woman. she's colored. therefore she's got to be good. >> a lot of democrats feel they have to stick with her because of her ethnic background. >> i wonder what these two women have in common. i can't put my finger on it, but i'm sure i'll figure it out. anyway, new york attorney general letitia james joins me now. you know, i'm going to thing about it throughout the segment. if you can think about what these ladies have in common, you have in common with the vp. anyhow, what do

it was organized by new york attorney general letitia james and other prominent black women.arked a tread without the black men on a call as well, followed by zooms for white women, >> supporters, south asian supporters, and a whole lot more. new york attorney general letitia james joins us now, welcome. >> madam attorney general, thank you for being with us, there's been a lot of talk about this call that happened last week, when black women called, it is a call that has happened every sunday for the past couple of years but last sunday was very specific, can you give us insight as to what went down on the call? >> i was not one of the organizers, i was one of the participants but i did send it out to my network of friends in the great state of new york. it's important that individuals understand what is at stake right now and everything is at stake. i think the attorney general, i and my other colleagues have endorsed harris, and an attorney general, it's in the best position to know what a former attorney general is capable of and kamala harris clearly is capable and is th

males play on girls sports, letitia james is taking it on. >> terrible, i think that letitia james isd lots to target people, i was a woman athlete, we got some rights under title ix. riley gains is here talking about making sure that by logical males do not get to compete in women's sports. she this find some real criminals that are all over new york not go after someone trying to protect women and women's starts. elizabeth: what sport about you play. >> i was a starting center for my basketball team. i was tall then, i was an equestrian and a curler. i was a teenage curling champion in my hometown, you are a northerner you can relate, i am a golfer, i had a low handicap, but, this job keeps me from keeping my handicap low, i did have a great time. elizabeth: i wouldn't want to see out playing field,ure too good for me, we send it on dagen and sean. dagen: thank you, emac

new york attorney general letitia james twins the conversation. >>> plus, new details on the search for the vp pick. we will speak with one of the alleged contenders, illinois governor j. b. pritzker. >>> the crazy was on display in florida last night and donald trump place defense for the first time this election cycle. grab your coffee, settle in, folks. welcome to "the weekend." weeke >>> vice president, led harris is hitting the ground not just running but literally sprinting. it is just 100 days she has to make her case to the people. the kamala harris coalition is hosting 2300 events to motivate voters in key swing states. the campaign has more than 250 battleground offices to organize in the months ahead. since sunday, 170,000 new volunteers. these numbers are insane, have joined the campaign effort be joining us now, msnbc political contributor and white house correspondent, eugene daniels, and former republican, indications director, tara setmeyer. she is smart. and, mr. daniels is now the president of the white house correspondents association. >> he is happy to. >> it has bee

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president's lawyers say judge arthur engoron's ruling was erroneous and egregious and they accuse letitia james as a power grab, saying several of the loans in the case should not have been included in the case because they were private transactions that were not complained about. >>> the director of the secret service admit the agency failed in its mission. in her appearance before the house oversight committee, kimberly cheatle said she will not resign, despite a bipartisan push. r ryan nobles reports. >> reporter: for secret service director kimberly cheatle, it was a bipartisan unloading. >> president biden needs to fire you. >> if you have an assassination attempt on a president, a former president or a candidate, you need to resign. >> would you like to use my five minutes to draft your resignation letter? yes or no? >> no, thank you. >> reporter: cheatle, appearing by subpoena and testifying under oath, directly addressed the attempted assassination of former president donald trump. >> on july 13th, we failed. as a director of the united states secret service, i take full responsib

the democratic attorney general of new york state, letitia james harris, supporter is out outfront and coconuts and brats by kamala harris is loving vote. >> let's go outfront good evening. >> i'm erin burnett out front tonight. breaking news. president biden, breaking his silence just a few moments ago about his historic decision, an unprecedented moment in american history to end his campaign and pass the torch, endorsing his vice president kamala harris. the president calling into his campaign headquarters. well, what we're his campaign headquarters until hours before as harris was, they're about to meet with staffers for the first time since biden dropped out? >> i want to say to the team, embrace her, she's the best i wanted to call everybody is i know yesterday's news was surprising and it's hard for you to hear, but it was the right thing to do. >> it's i know it's hard because you poured your heart and soul into me so help us win this thing. helped me get this nomination helped me win the nomination. and then go on to win the when the presidency. but you're an amazing team, but

representative pramila jayapal and letitia james are among a group of democrats who will discuss keyssues surrounding the 2024 election at an event hosted by an routes nation. 6:00 p.m. president biden campaigns in detroit apart of his 2024 reelection bid. you can also watch that event and all of our live coverage on the c-span now video app or online at c-span.org. >> c-span's campaign 2024 takes you live to milwaukee for our coverage of the republican national convention. tuning live monday as delegates from across the country gather to select the republican nominee for president. watch as they lay out their priorities for the next four years and the party vision for the future. the republican national convention, live monday on c-span, c-span now, or online at c-span.org. c-span. your unfiltered view of the convention. >> c-span has been delivering unfiltered congressional coverage for 45 years. he was a highlight from a key moment. >> i will come over to meet you, brother. ♪

immunity decision recently and skewered the criminal cases against him but new york attorney general letitia judges hold a tremendous amount of power over trump and his financial fate. stuart: outrageous but that is my opinion, thank you very much indeed, the market has been open for 24 minutes we have the dow up 90 but the nasdaq powering ahead of 268, the ten year treasury, down at four-point to 2%, bitcoin, gold, that was close to a record high is stepped away but 24.42 announce, bitcoin rallying on the possibility of a trump win in november he's a bitcoin kind of god, 67-point to, oil $79 a barrel, not gas way below $3 and the average price for a gallon of regular gasoline up 350 and the diesel is 382, not much change, will cain how are democrats covid with biden's exit from the race, here is a hint, not well mike lee on how the markets are leading as a likely gross, jason smith on growing calls for biden to step down from the presidency not just his campaign and biden has covid, why haven't we seen him on camera, doctor marty makary, the 10:00 o'clock hour on "varney & company" is next.

new york attorney general letitia james has responded saying missouri's lawsuit is based entirely onn ongoing criminal case between the manhattan district attorney and former president trump and doesn't present a controversy between sovereign states. missouri's claims are patently meritless. andrew bailey, missouri's attorney general is with me now. i have seen a lot on this and want to hear directly from you and what exactly is the goal? >> well the goal is to eliminate this illicit witch hunt prosecution in new york hijacking a presidential election and injecting poison into the democratic. we want to participate in equal footing. they've deprived missouri with access to a presidential candidate and the right to hear from a presidential candidate. courts should stay out of any decision, any case that will cause election interference. those concerns are heightened the closer in time we get to an election. this is the heat of a campaign in the presidential election in the most consequential national election in this nation's history. missouri is fighting for its rights and voice in t

free speech, due process, equal protection of the right to competent counsel, excessive fines with letitia that she opposes literally the first, fifth, sixth, eighth, 14th a member of the constitution. she has been at war with the supreme court. she does not believe should be independent she wanted to pack the court. she wants to destroy it, destroy certain justices. she does not believe in separation of power she believes in only her own power which is why she opposes the filibuster rule. if we cannot get what we want, we need to roll through the senate. she supports the 1619 project and crt. which are marxist racist attacks on america's very founding with one final thing no one talks about, she is hated by people who work for her. kamala harris the soul destroying bully former staff exposed shocking details of degrading tirades, decades long toxic behavior that left people in tears and saw them quit at unprecedented levels, for the people. political from 2020 would not a healthy environment kamala harris' office rife with the sentence. "new york times" held kamala harris campaign unrave

colangelo, number three moved to judge mershon's to prosecute donald trump in this case and before that letitiayou also have the meetings with fulton county da, with other folks to try to coordinate. remember the call went out from joe biden where he said he was going to hold donald trump accountable to the law in all the folks pick this up whether merrick garland, fani willis or alvin bragg in order to do election interference and fortunately for the rule of law, the system has worked in pushback against the novel legal theories which they have been trying to get donald trump with in the election year. maria: let me get your take on the work of the day that is for the congresswoman anna paulina luna expected to force a vote in a resolution that would find attorney general mark hunter merrick garland $10000 a day would not complying with the subpoena to handover the audiotapes from biden's interview with the special counsel robert hur. mike johnson said if it's brought to the floor he will vote for but sources told me that johnson has concerns and actually trying to stop luna. i spoke with one

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the ruling came during the second phase of a civil case brought by new york attorney general letitia. during the first phase earlier this year, a jury found that lapierre had mis-spent millions of nra dollars on personal expenses. he was ordered to repay more than $4 million. u.s. health regulators approved the first blood test for colon cancer today. it's called shield, and it's intended for adults aged 45 and older. the test detected 83% of cancers, according to a study published earlier this year. but it's not a replacement for colonoscopies, which are still preferred by doctors. colorectal cancer is the second most common form of cancer deaths in the u.s., expected to kill more than 53,000 people this year alone. in olympics news, novak djokovic bested longtime rival rafael nadal in a showdown today. it was the 60th match between the two tennis legends and possibly their last. the outcome ends nadal's singles run in paris but he will still compete in doubles. in gymnastics, the american men ended a 16-year medal drought in the team competition, earning a bronze. but it's been a s

when you look at new york, whether you're looking at ag letitia james taken away his ability to operate businesses in the state of new york, or whether we are looking at alvin bragg and the fact that his freedom actually hangs in the balance because he's got these 34 felony convictions, in the hands of alvin bragg, or we look down in georgia where he's been running away from fani willis and turning it every which way that he could because that grand jury was able to indict him and a number of his codefendants that pled guilty, and he does not want to face the music there. so yeah, if i was him, yeah, i would be shaking in my boots, as well. >> congresswoman jasmine crockett, i put on social media, ready for some truth telling and we got it with you. thanks for being here, i appreciate it. >> great to see you. >>> joining me now, keisha lance bottoms, senior advisor to the harris campaign and the vice chair of the democratic national committee. keisha, it's an honor to have you on the show. there is some really good energy. we are all feeling it right now, well-paying vice president kama

the ruling came during the second phase of a civil case brought by new york attorney general letitiang the first phase earlier this year, a jury found that lapierre had mis-spent millions of nra dollars on personal expenses. he was ordered to repay more than $4 million. us health regulators approved the first blood test for colon cancer today. it's called shield, and it's intended for adults aged 45 and older. the test detected 83% of cancers, according to a study published earlier this year. but it's not a replacement for colonoscopies, which are still preferred by doctors. colorectal cancer is the second most-common form of cancer deaths in the u.s., expected to kill more than 53,000 people this year alone. on wall street today, stocks ended mostly unchanged, as investors look ahead to wednesday's federal reserve meeting. the dow jones industrial average lost about 50 points, so just a fraction lower. the nasdaq added 12 points, ahead of some major tech earnings this week. the s&p 500 also ended virtually flat. in olympics news, novak djokovic bested longtime rival rafael nadal in

for bringing these cases so late into the political season and the manhattan trial example, an ag letitiaames case in new york, those were travesties of justice. those cases would have never been brought if the defendant's name was not donald trump. and so i think the democrats and the left have really checked a lot of their traditional objections to, selective and political prosecutions. and i think it's sort of been a the whole lawfare thing is just been so badly handled by the democrats and it will it will boomerang on them because when the republicans get in charge. you know, katy bar the door. >> i am very curious about that point that you're making that if president does become president again, 47 and we'll see ultimately what happens if this kind of lawfare that the republicans have talked so much about, if that continues in any way, shape or form in the argument that was made when the special counsel said they were going to appeal this court order, order, jack smith, the counsel's office, said this the dismissal of the case deviates from the uniform conclusion of all previous cour

through when i listen to kamala harris outfront now the democratic attorney general of new york state, letitia james, she's known harris for years. she led the nation six blacks attorneys general yesterday and endorsing harris within hours of biden dropping out of the race and attorney general james, i appreciate your time tonight. so, you know, you hear j.d. vance there, the vice presidential nominee for the republican party, trump's vp, say that harris talks about the history of the united states with condemnation and that she lacks gratitude for it. what do you hear when you hear that first? >> thank you for having me on this evening i say to j.d. vance vice president harris works each and every day for a more perfect union, focusing on reproductive rights, each and every day, focusing on the environment, focusing on scammers who prey upon and seniors. focusing on the lgbtq community, all throughout her public career from district attorney to united states senator, to the attorney general of the great state of california our vice president has been focused again on issues that americans and

they have seen folks like fani willis, like letitia james, like alvin bragg actually have some accountability. now you have another prosecutor, who happens to be a woman of color. those are the folks that have been getting this job done. what better o'point for donald trump to face in november. >> it is all future looking. it is wrapped in this message about fighting for freedom, but it isn't precious. let me share this perfect troll of donald trump's appearance on fox and friends. the harris campaign statement. after watching fox news this morning, we only have one question. is donald trump okay? he praised project 2025, he's flustered and lashing out. when he isn't lying, he's making threats. he's praising deck taters because he wants to be one. worried he made the wrong pick in jd vance, old and weird, this guy shouldn't ever be president again. if anyone wants ab alternative, kamala harris is offering one. it is certainly firing on all those sillen engineers and offering this positive message the for the future, making a very sharp contrast, as kim said, but not neglecting the ever import

meanwhile, desirre's, family, as well as letitia's, meanwhile, desirre's family, as well as letitia'se. i didn't deserve to be here not even one day in my life. you choose to believe whatever you choose to believe. i can tell you i'm jesus and you can seejesus or you can see the devil. that's it. cat torress denied all of the allegations we put to her and is appealing her conviction. an investigation into allegations brought by other women is ongoing in brazil. if you feel distressed by the references in this report, please speak to a health professional or an organisation that offers support, such as befrienders worldwide. the olympics returns to paris for the third time later this month. mountain biking has been an olympic sport since the 1996. but the sport has yet to appear at the paralympics. ben derico has been to meet the bikers who are using technology to build adaptive bikes to make that possible this is competitive mountain bike racing, a sport where riders hurl themselves off massive jumps, careen through narrow, tree—lined trails and fly downhill at eye—watering speeds. so