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england are building on their overnight lead in the sunshine at lord's with harry brook helping his teamface—to—face for the first time during his trip for the nato summit in washington. the prime minister described the meeting in the oval office as an opportunity to recommit to the special relationship between the uk and the us. joe biden is facing further questions about his suitability to run in the us presidential election. another senior democrat has spoken out, saying he should step aside. our correspondent tom bateman joins us from washington. tom, joe biden is front and centre at the nato summit, but there's a lot going on in the background isn't there? absolutely. it has been messages of unity from world leaders, hosted by joe biden here at the nato conference. as he struggles to contain those growing divisions within his own party. yesterday felt like a turning point because we had the veteran democrat, former house speaker nancy pelosi, first raising fresh questions about his suitability and about calling for him to make a decision. george clooney, the actor, key democrat fund

harry brook. the first test is at lord's onjuly 10.r surrey team—mate ben foakes, while nottinghamshire seamer dillon pennington also receives a first call—up. he and another fast bowler gus atkinson could make their test debuts as england look to a future without james anderson who'll retire after that first test at lord's. the tour de france is just two days old and already the pre—race favourite tadej pogacar has taken the leader's yellow jersey. the race is actually in italy right now but frenchmen have claimed both stages so far — kevin vauquelin winning into bologna. behind, pogacar pulled ahead of most of his main rivals to top the overall standings ahead of monday's expected sprint finish in turin. pogacar is bidding to win the tour after taking victory in the giro d'italia last month and just before we go, time to point you in the direction of the bbc sport website and app for the very latest on all those stories and lots, lots more. but from all of us at the bbc sport centre, thanks forjoining us. we'll see you again soon. he

let's discuss, harry, shall we start with the most recent news that lord cameron has resigned as shadowhow is rishi sunak�*s interim shadow cabinet looking? rishi how is rishi sunak's interim shadow cabinet looking?— how is rishi sunak's interim shadow cabinet looking? rishi sunak said he would stay on _ cabinet looking? rishi sunak said he would stay on as _ cabinet looking? rishi sunak said he would stay on as leader _ cabinet looking? rishi sunak said he would stay on as leader until- cabinet looking? rishi sunak said he would stay on as leader until the - would stay on as leader until the process for finding a new leader of the conservative party is under way. so this is really an interim, temporary announcement, so the conservatives can try and begin to hold the government to account, the main headlines i suppose, or cameron, david cameron, former prime minister who was foreign secretary, he is not going to be shadow foreign secretary. he argues that's because he's not an mp, using house of lords and in to shadow, hold a foreign secretary and house of commons to account, it needs t

lord almighty... inaudible. vice president kamal harrismr biden to step down are uniting around the idea that she should be the one to take over. no—one can force him out but many will keep trying to persuade him to go. hamas has said israel's most recent military offensive in gaza city could push the ceasefire talks that are due to resume in qatar this week "back to square one". and that prime minister netanyahu would be solely to blame for a potential collapse of the talks. palestinians in gaza city in the north of the strip, say they have experienced one of the most intense israeli bombardments since israel launched its war on hamas after the group's 7 october attack. people say columns of israeli tanks are advancing into the city centre from different directions. the gaza civil emergency service says it believes several people have been killed but has so far been unable to reach them because of fighting in districts in the east and west of gaza city. these pictures are of the al—ahli baptist hospital in gaza city — it's now deserted af

world war i army recruitment poster carrying a photo of the england captain harry kane locked up in the style of a war secretary lordm on the front page yesterday as they train a bit more before tonight �*s big match. and of course who ever does when, is facing spain, spain one against france yesterday, a two — one victory, a very exciting watch with a 16—year—old breaking records for being the youngest to score at the euros in history. it is going to be quite something. i will be back with business today, all the top business stories, it is packed as ever. see you in just a moment. hello. thanks forjoining me. well, it does feel like summer has come to an abrupt end. or perhaps it never started in the first place. and more rain clouds on the horizon for the rest of this week, but here's some good news, at least it's not going to be raining all the time. i want to show you the big picture first and where the jet stream is relative to the uk. here it is over the next few days, to the south of us. now, north of the jet stream, we generally have cool air. south of the jet stream, we generally have warm air. notice wher

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said, "joe, get out of the race," i would get out of the race, but the lord almighty�*s not coming down. vice president kamala harris uniting around the idea that she should be the one to take over. no one can force him out of the race, but many will keep trying to persuade him to go. sarah smith reporting there. the controversial social media influencer andrew tate and his brother tristan have been accused of failing to pay tax in the uk on 21 million pounds of revenue from their online businesses. devon and cornwall police are bringing a civil claim against the tates, who are based in romania. westminster magistrates' court heard that andrew tate had boasted in an online video about refusing to pay tax — saying that, if you ignored them, the authorities always went away in the end. our correspondent, danjohnson, has more on the story. they have been described today in court as serial and brazen tax evaders. they face accusations that they were funnelling their income from their online subscription activities through a network of uk bank accounts but not paying any tax on it either here or in romania or anywhere el

and said, "joe, get out of the race," i'd get out of the race, but the lord almighty�*s not coming down. vice president kamala harrisse who want mr biden to step down are uniting around the idea that she should be the one to take over. no—one can force him out of the race, but many will keep trying to persuade him to go. cheering in the last half hour, another democratic congressman has come out to say that he thinksjoe biden should step aside. adam smith said it is clear he can no longer strongly and articulately make its case to the american people. and so this weekjoe biden will be fighting for his political life as well as hosting the nato summit in washington, including a one—on—one meeting with keir starmer, and then on thursday he is doing a rare live press conference, and that will very much be seen as another make or break moment for his campaign. thanks, sarah smith. here, the prime minister sir keir starmer has finished a tour of the uk. he spent the morning in belfast with political leaders there, before going to cardiff to meet wales' first minister. he's also been meeting his party's new mps, who've st

said, "joe, get out of the race," i would get out of the race, but the lord almighty�*s not coming down. vice president kamala harriseen steadfastly loyal, as those who want mr biden to step down are uniting around the idea that she should be the one to take over. no one can force him out of the race, but many will keep trying to persuade him to go. now, this coming week is going to be absolutely crucial for president brydan and it is also going to be hectic, because he is notjust fighting to save his political career, he is hosting many world leaders at a nato summit here in washington. on thursday he is doing a very rare, live press conference and at the moment each and every event he does is being scrutinised so carefully it could be make or break for so carefully it could be make or breakfor him. sarah smith, thank you. the new prime minister sir keir starmer has finished a whistlestop tour of all four nations of the uk. after visiting scotland yesterday, he spent the morning in belfast meeting political leaders before travelling to cardiff to meet wales' first minister. he's also been meeting his party's new mp

said, "joe, get out of the race," i would get out of the race, but the lord almighty�*s not coming down. vice president kamala harrise who want mr biden to step down are uniting around the idea that she should be the one to take over. no one can force him out of the race, but many will keep trying to persuade him to go. the new prime minister sir keir starmer has finished a whistlestop tour of all four nations of the uk. after visiting scotland yesterday, he spent the morning in belfast meeting political leaders before travelling to cardiff to meet wales' first minister. he's also been meeting his party's new mps, who've been arriving in westminster as to begin their careers in parliament. meanwhile, rachel reeves has made her first speech as chancellor, confirming she will bring back mandatory house building targets and loosen planning rules in england to encourage the building of new homes. speaking to business leaders at the treasury ms reeves said economic growth would be "labour's national mission". 0ur economics editor faisal islam reports. britain's biggest wind farm is currently this one in scotland just out

you agree upon is if there's going p to be a replacement as joe biden says if lord almighty tells him not to run kamala harris, you weren't agreeing with what tim ryan just said. >> here is the hope i got b frank. during the pandemic 19 people i know died. people whose funerals i didn't get to go to or wakes i didn't get to go to. joe biden said we will get you through this. he got us through it. am sitting with you here today because of that. that is the message in my view that democrats should be talking about. let him make the decision he needs to make outside of us publicly pushing him to make the decision. >> you're not saying he shouldn't. >> any elected official if theye don't want to do this you give them that respect. i believe is he has earned the right to be able to do this on his terms. my other view is that i think what we are talking about here is a process that could happen outside of us being on camera and turning the nuts and bolts of it and i want to be able for the party to be able to say joe biden has done a phenomenal job. he himself will tell you that and will say that. this is where we

sir william samuel harris, excuse me, this is lord strygraph, no, this.sung yet, who will still accompany me, well... bolder, bolder, well, ca n’t any of you sit down at the piano, this can be our jessie, oh so, jessie, what a delight, please, jessie, we ask you, we ask you, no, no, you can’t refuse, please, jessie, my dear, oh, hands here, and now, now please find, laughing sir samuer sir samuer anyway, you don’t care anyway, it’s unpleasant for me, don’t worry, don’t you're nervous. please, sir, sir! so, comic couplets: comic couplets, wait, do you really think that you can listen to comic couplets, with such a sad, lean face, i beg you, go out with him into the garden, with whom, sir? with a face, yes, but... i would like to listen to the end, to the garden, i don’t understand, to the garden, please, tsar, tsar, so, comic couplets, well, comic couplets, this, yes, this, juice, what you laugh all the time, i haven’t sung anything yet, go laugh in the garden, messiah. what are you singing about, are you not in the garden yet? no, go to the garden, you wi

know what trump has to offer, he is supporting the lord of lords, the king of kings, and i am definitely going for trump. and if kamala harris is in office, i am going to be scared. >> three national polls from earlier this month show that trump and harris in an election will be a tight race, with the election just months away, jackson also says that anything can happen and voters can still change their minds. lamonica peters, ktvu, fox two news. >> and earlier tonight, we did speak with uc berkeley political science professor eric schickler about this seismic shift in the presidential race and retaining some of president biden's loyalists. >> i think we'll want to see if biden's sort of one main area of strength, which was basically older white voters were holding up pretty well for him compared to a typical democrat. and so it'll be interesting to see if harris is able to maintain that support while building enthusiasm among younger voters and people of color, that will put her in a much better position to compete against donald trump. >> professor schickler went on to say a main issue for president biden was his age, an i

harris in the race for the white house. the leader of mexico's sinaloa cartel — one of the worlds�*s most powerful drug lords is arrested in s. a remote stretch of uk bogland gets world heritage status after an almost a0 year campaign. former us president, barack obama, has endorsed the vice president kamala harris in the race for the white house. in a phone call mr obama and his wife, michelle, said they would do everything to get her into the oval office. kamala! 0h, hi, you're both together! oh, it's good to hear you both. i can't have this phone call without saying to my girl, i kamala, i am proud of you. this is going to be historic. | we called to say michelle and i couldn't be prouder to endorse you and to do everything we can to get you through this election and into the oval office. oh, my goodness. michelle, barack, this means so much to me. i am looking forward to doing this with the two of you, doug and i both, and getting out there, being on the road. but most of all, i just want to tell you that the words you have spoken and the friendship that you have given over all these years mean more than i can express,

liberal seance that gotjoe biden to have the good lord, as he said, give him that message and then, decide to get away. who's next? vice president harristhan president biden. and let's say you want to skip over vice president harris. that's impossible in the democratic party that focuses on issues such as gender, race and demographics. now, let's say we get to an open convention. that will be a disaster for democrats and many republicans like me would be giddy to talk about that during the convention on the bbc because you will see the far—left try to take over that convention to put their candidate into that role as the presidential candidate and then, donald trump would beat that person, too. and i've seen it on the other side before. this is exactly how barack obama, in 2004, won in a landslide as a candidate for us senate in my home state of illinois. stephanie, just briefly, we saw this big sitdown interview. the president will be very active — and we saw him in wisconsin today, he has an event in pennsylvania scheduled for sunday, he'll be at the nato summit, right here in washington, next week. this strategy, it seems, is get th

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and it is unclear how this is going to be adding some events to vice president harris' schedule, and he said either the lord almighty or a medical problem would be factors to lead him to get out of the race, and this is of course amid calms from about 20 democrats who have urged him to not be the candidate and democratic leaders on the hill have been urging the dnc to delay the virtual roll call to finalize mr. biden as the party nominee that is expected august 7th. one official said this development at a sensitive time is not changing the president's intention to run. lester? >> all right. >> kelly, thank you very much, and we are grab it here and joining us in milwaukee, and "meet the press" moderator kristen welker and joined by hallie jackson as well here at the rnc and there a lot to talk about and as well from the white house with the president testing positive for covid. and also reporting from nbc news that chuck schumer the majority leader from the democratic party who had a quote blunt conversation with the president saturday and what do you know about that? >> well, the fact that the president ha

out continues to grow, but the president says only the lord almighty can convince him to leave the race. the campaign manager for the biden/harris campaign will join me after the break. we are just getting started today, and we will be right back. back. when we're young, we're told anything is possible... ...but only a few of us go out and prove it. witness the greatness of anna hall on a connection worthy of gold: xfinity mobile. only xfinity gives you the most powerful mobile wifi network, with speeds up to a gig in millions of locations. and right now, xfinity internet customers can buy one unlimited line and get one free for a year. get the fastest connection to paris with xfinity. >> okay. as i talked about before, i worked on three presidential campaigns, and every campaign -- even the ones that win -- have bad days and even bad month. but rarely if ever has there been such a loud call from supporters of a nominee the dropout. as we've been discussing, those calls are far from universal. it's also unclear what the alternative path is, but all of the speculation also means that people inside the biden campaign right now are

unnassailable 2—0 lead after an impressive victory in the second test at lords off the back of hundreds from centuries from ollie pope, harrymaking their debuts for us so really pleased to see them. just looking at their faces and the energy that they have before they came and understanding they were going to be both great. and the senior players, had a good game, it was a really competitive match as we spoke to gets bored with. there are a little bit ahead of us intact of the time they had to prepare but good competitive match with a lot of things take forward. arteta also confirmed that emile smith rowe had been left out of the friendly against bournemouth due to �*things happening in the background.�* the 23—year—old, who came through the arsenal academy, has been linked with a move to fulham. chelsea were also held in enzo maresca�*s first match in charge since joining the club from leicester as they drew 2—2 with league one side wrexham. both of their opposition�*s goals coming from defensive errors. post match — maresca insisted his side �*will concede whilst trying to play out from the back�* — but says he will �*abs

he is supporting the lord of lords, the king of kings, and i am definitely going for trump. and if kamala harris is in office, i am going to be scared. >> now, three national polls showed earlier this month that trump and harris in an election race will be pretty tight. but with months, we're months away. jackson says that anything can happen and voters still have time to change their minds. mike. >> lamonica peters live tonight in san jose. lamonica. thank you for that. president biden tonight remains in delaware recovering from covid. the president's physician, physician doctor said today that the president completed his 10th dose of paxlovid this morning. the white house says his symptoms are almost all gone. the president is scheduled to return to washington, d.c, tomorrow and is expected to make a national address sometime this week to expand on his reasoning for not seeking reelection. >> a bipartisan group of congressional members meantime touring the site in butler, pennsylvania, where a gunman tried to assassinate former president donald trump. many came looking for answers. they went o

presidential contender, kamala harris, on thursday, after which she said she couldn't stay silent about the suffering of civilians in gaza. one of the world's most powerful drug lordsn texas. ismael "el mayo" zambada was captured after being tricked into boarding a plane he thought was going to northern mexico. will grant takes up the story. when it comes to drug lords, they don't get any bigger than this. ismael "el mayo" zambada, one of the most wanted men in the world. for decades, he has evaded arrest until he was lured onto this plane, reportedly betrayed by one of his own. thinking he was going to inspect clandestine airstrips in northern mexico, instead he landed across the us border in el paso, texas, where he was greeted not by fellow cartel members but by the fbi. arrested alongside him wasjoaquin guzman lopez. reports say he orchestrated the apparent double—cross of el mayo as part of a deal with the us government. the son of the world's most notorious kingpin el chapo, who is currently serving life in the us prison, their cartel is responsible for trafficking tonnes of cocaine, heroin and more recently the synthetic opioid fentanyl. fentanyl is the dead

the lord governor jay b pritzker who consult self on the campaign and gretchen weber shapiro, kelly, walter considered the fair. harris is expected to choose a writing bit by next week. here's a walt and fritz are earlier because she would serve. >> i would do what is the best e best interest of the country. what does that include you being vice president? >> will cross spasm i get there. >> certainly have talked to kamala harris last week of course as things were evolving. had a great conversation with her and pledged to her no matter what the outcome of this process i would be working hard for her. >> part of the process they harris campaign announce it has halted more than $200 million the first week of her campaign and for all intents and purposes she is the democratic nominee for president now. >> a lot of excitement from the democrats lucas at the white house thank you. now vp, harris' and the driver seat is a democrats presumptive nominee her record as former district attorney, state attorney general and senator knelt firmly in the spotlight let's bring in tom former california republican party chairman who als

ambassador to the united states lord kim darroch has provided insight into what eureopean leaders are thinking about biden's exit from the presdiential race, and how kamala harrisfrom biden's. there is certainly a lot of concern around europe about the prospect of a second trump presidency because of some of the things that trump has said — like stopping military aid to ukraine, like leaving the paris climate change deal, his public disdain for nato. but people can read the opinion polls over here as well as they can in the us, and it is clear that following that genuinely disastrous debate performance three weeks ago, that biden was slipping in the polls, trump was getting further ahead, and that his prospects, his path to a victory in november was increasingly narrowed, not nonexistent. so i think around europe, you will see people thinking, well, that had to happen. now the democrats need to get their act together quickly, find a viable candidate to stand against trump and campaign through the autumn. and in your view, is that viable candidate kamala harris? look, it could be, but i personally think — and i think there are other observers who agree — that th

lord almighty. i will say i find it amusing that there is such resistance whatsoever to it being -- kamala harris beingen is not stepping aside at this moment. the fact that here is a female of color, that the party is so obsessed with having those boxes be checked and there is not a groundswell of yes, absolutely, we support biden to the end and when he steps aside, we support kamala. that is a tremendous referendum to her performance as vice president. >> kayleigh: i am struck by "the new york times" source of a senior white house official who worked with biden who said in an interview that biden should not seek reelection. as jen psaki not in a long, that is a very small group of people. i imagine they are looking at one another. who was it? >> people probably have a pretty good idea who that is. it does remind me of this over use of anonymous sources. we have not seen a high level democrats calling for this publicly. there is a totally behind-the-scenes coup going on to get rid of the president and vice president if we are being honest. they don't think either of them can be donald trump. if joe bi

mr biden added that only the lord almighty could convince him to abandon his bid for a second term in the white house. peter bowes, bbc news. us vice president kamala harris appearance in the last hour, at a culture festival in new orleans. she has been under the spotlight in recent days as a potential contender to take over the nomination from joe biden, should the democratic party move in that direction. uk prime minister, sir keir starmer said his party's landslide victory in the election has provided a clear mandate for change in all four nations. but in a press conference after chairing his first cabinet meeting, he cautioned that transforming the country will not be an overnight exercise. here's our political editor chris mason. is this the day you dreamt of, deputy prime minister? there was a first day at school vibe in downing street this morning. is it quite something to have the red folder? is it good to be back? it's good to be back. an excitement and pride from those now at the top of government. heading in for a cabinet meeting. laughter levity, yes, but a sense of the gravity of all this, too. it was the honour and privilege of my life to be

harris in the race for the white house. the leader of mexico's sinaloa cartel — one of the worlds's cartel — one of the world's most powerful drug lordsris for the opening ceremony, because it is now under way. let's take a look at some live pictures on the streets of paris people take on the spectacle of the games. 300,000 fans are expected to line the river and watch the sermon, that's a lot more then would be able to watch in a stadium like in the 2012 olympics for example. we will check in with mary moshiri later on. and we'll start in the us, here former president, barack obama, has endorsed the vice president kamala harris

, as he said, give him that— good lord, as he said, give him that message and decide to get away _ that message and decide to get away. who's next? vice president harrislet's say you want to skip over vice president _ say you want to skip over vice president harris. that's impossible in the democratic party— impossible in the democratic party that focuses on issues such— party that focuses on issues such as _ party that focuses on issues such as gender, race and demographics. now, let's say we -et demographics. now, let's say we get to— demographics. now, let's say we get to an — demographics. now, let's say we get to an open convention. that would _ get to an open convention. that would be — get to an open convention. that would be a _ get to an open convention. that would be a disaster for democrats and republicans like me would be giddy to talk about that during the convention on the bbc— that during the convention on the bbc because you will see the bbc because you will see the far— the bbc because you will see the far left trying to take over— the far left trying to take over that convention to put their— over that convention to put their candida

lord have mercy. i feel like i can go to church now on sunday. >> eric erickson added that kamala harris is the daughter married a jewish man. her experience is the american dream and melting pot, but not really the black experience. i doubt he knows any black people because this woman literally went to howard university. >> does eric erickson know the origin story of jamaicans? do you know where jamaicans are from? do you know the origin story? it is called africa. that doesn't mean that is where they originated. >> and come on, you are the king of mayonnaise, so please, let's not talk about seasoned chicken when you are unseasoned chicken. please. the sister grew up in the bay area. it is a lot of black people. harry belafonte, who are not from here. >> indeed. michael steele and roland martin. that is it, we are done. we are coming back. we will be back. while an earnings tool helps you plan your trades and stay on top of the market. e*trade from morgan stanley (bell ringing) someone needs to customize and save hundreds with liberty mutual! (inaudible sounds) (elevator doors opening) wait, there's an

also today, the biden harris administration is touting a major national security victory at the southern border. the justice department says a drug lordeader of mexico's notorious sinaloa cartel, and the son of infamous cartel leader el chapo were arrested in texas. jennifer griffin put it this way, "this is the equivalent of getting osama bin laden, when it comes to the war against fentanyl." it comes in the same month illegal border crossings are the lowest in three years, when the border was due to covid. joining me now, former under secretary of state during the obama administration. he is also a msnbc political analyst . richard, thanks for being here. on gaza, we saw no meetings, biden and netanyahu, harris and netanyahu. in between this biden arranged dramatic tension between hostage families and netanyahu . what was the goal yesterday? >> the goal, jonathan, is to, as the vice president said, to get the negotiations over the goal line. it very much looked like a commander-in-chief. she addressed benjamin netanyahu as an equal. she did something i thought was also a little bit different, jonathan. she went a little further than

prescription. [ ♪♪ ] >> jesse: fox news lord, the entire democrat establishment is wounding the biden with a thousand cuts on the look for an replacement and kamala harrishe 15th time. the new york times is reintroducing kamala harris to the rest of america, which might be necessary because of people johnny talks to don't know her at all. >> who is this? >> i don't [ bleep ] know soon a black woman. >> who is that it? >> how is cole doing? >> harris, dude. >> how proud of you of kamala harris? >> all she does is laugh spoon what has she done for the community? skeena resources tell primetime kamala harris is behind the biden's not fit enough discussion. she's been waiting for this moment for years and this is kamala harris' moment. democrats have 3 options, either go with joe and lose, you switch him out for kamala harris and roll the dice when you blow would all open and have a blitz primary, kind of like american idol where everybody gets to audition, and like opera is the judge instead of simon cowell? yeah,, those are there options? adam carolla, host of the adam carolla show joins me know. what do you think is going to go down the rest of the summe

kamala harris says she had a frank and constructive meeting with the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. the leader of mexico's sinaloa cartel, one of the worlds�*s most powerful drug lordsis arrested in texas. hello, i'm samantha simmonds. after years of planning and a full century after the french capital last hosted the games, final preparations are under way for today's opening ceremony of the summer olympics in paris. this morning the french railway system is facing major disruption after what appears to be a coordinated vandalism on several lines into the capital. the rail company sncf said it included arson attacks and was an attempt to paralyse the network. eurostar operating trains from london to paris called it a coordinated act of malice. tonight's ceremony will see athletes carried on boats on the river sun in front of 20,000 spectators. the scene live at a railway station in paris —— on the river seine. sncf has said the high—speed rail network has been targeted by what it has cooled malicious acts aimed at paralysing the system, we understand several high—speed tgv lines have been hit at the west, north and east of paris and queues forming at gare montparna

camelo harris, this man alex soros. that there are such forces, you don’t they underestimated one factor, because what biden referred to when he also spoke about his doubts, that only if the lord, whispered to him , this, or whoever he takes for. yes, either, or there is a direct solution for those forces in the democratic party who advocated for biden to withdraw, but this is ironic, and as for europe, europe is now in the public reaction that is taking place after already biden's decision and subsequent ones. developments, once again confirmed its lack of independence, its dependence, and from washington, to put it bluntly, they first, but remember, not so long ago biden once again misspoke, confusing zelensky with putin, remember, but the rest they clapped as if... it is necessary, now from european capitals there are words, well , firstly, a very obsequious assessment of biden’s achievements as president, an expression of confidence that the main value is transatlantic unity will remain, there are still, so to speak, remnants of independence, remnants of the idea of ​​sovereignty, which is why they are, so to speak, kicking it as best they can, and as recently as today, in

harris campaigning in north carolina today. the president has said the only things that would make him reconsider whether to stay in this race is the lord almighty or a medical condition. the white house is saying that despite this diagnosis, he is not reconsidering his decision to double down and stay in the race. but we know from sources familiar with his private conversations in recent days that the gravity of this situation is really weighing on him and he's considering what impact that could have on his legacy. >> is there a specific reason these top names are making these moves right now? look at the time we're living in politically. why make these moves now? >> what democrats tell me behind the scenes is that these leaders gave subtle hints to joe biden that it was time for him to step aside. he chose not to do it. then they gave more public hints to joe biden that it was time for him to step aside. and he didn't do it. now they're getting more and particular public. they're trying to give him the space to make the decision on his own. he said only the lord almighty could come down and make him change his mind. nancy pelosi is as

vance love of the lord of the rings yet it's not an onion headline, it's real and it's coming up. don't go anywhere. ♪ ♪ ♪ the vice president kamala harr harrise. kamala harris said something to the effect that i have no loyalty to this country. i don't know, kamala. i did serve in the united states marine corps and build a business. what has she done other than collect a check from her political offices? >> a singer from j.d. vance. welcome back to the "big weekend show". the liberal media trying to take down j.d. vance. love of lord of the rings to what the media says are his extremist views. an absolutely ragu ridiculous lizard and leader of the fellowship of the ring, i personally like it digress. the article says perhaps vance is most millennial trait is just how geeky he is about the lord of the rings. taking it a step further, the lord of the rings is far right. >> lord of the rings is a favorite cosmos for naming things and cultural references for a lot of our right figures, mr. vance when he found his own capital named after one of the rings and called it maria, is area but move it to the front. >> no points make this up. joey, they

lord, talk about somebody whos has a good hard time with e truth. they're going to persist with this, prop him up and god forbid kamala harris becomes the president of. joe goes back and says look what we've done in the last three and-a-half years. we're not talking about the issues anymore, afghanistan, inflation, woke military, god forbid our 16 million people coming in on the southern border. let's look at the physical state of the president and then the future state and look actually at the disaster he's been for the last three and-a-half years. maria: you one could make the argument that even if president biden makes it and stays in place until the election, at some point in the next four years a vote for biden means a vote for kamala harris, is that right? >> absolutely. absolutely. and a i think that's much sooner than people would realize. maria: and what do you want to say about kamala harris? i mean, i think trump beats her too in the polls. >> i do too. her approval rating was less than bidens'. look at what she's done as vice president, that's absolutely nothing. in fact, the white house has marginalized her that even the first -- i mean

also today the biden/harris administration is touting a major national security victory at the southern border., the justice department says his mail is a drug lord leader of a notorious cartel and the son of el chapo were arrested yesterday by federal authorities in texas. fox news, put it this way, this is the equivalent of getting a lot and when it comes to the war against fentanyl. and it comes in the same month that illegal border crossings are the lowest in three years, when the border was closed due to covid, since biden's latest executive action. joining me now, richard stangl, former undersecretary of state during the obama administration. he's also an msnbc political analyst. thanks for being here. on gaza we saw dual meetings, biden and benjamin netanyahu and harris and benjamin netanyahu and in between, this biden arranged dramatic confrontation between hostage families and benjamin netanyahu. what was the goal yesterday? >> well, the goal, jonathan, as the vice president said, is to get the negotiations over the goal line, she very much looks like the commander in chief, she addressed benjamin netanyahu as an equal and she did someth

president biden did what he said only the lord almighty could make him do, announcing he was leaving the race and giving his full support to his vice president, kamala harris. a tidal wave of endorsements followed putting harris on track to be the second woman in history to be a major party nominee after hillary clinton who was defeated by donald trump. our abc news/ipsos poll shows harris getting a real bounce. her favorability rating among all americans up eight points in just one week. the numbers even better among independents with her favorability rising from 28% to 44% since biden left the race, and there appears to be new enthusiasm for harris with 48% enthusiastic about her as the democratic nominee compared to 39% enthusiastic about trump as the gop nominee. it has been a stunning turn of events in a presidential race that has defied expectations to help us make sense of this wild week. let's turn to abc's senior national correspondent, terry moran. good morning, terry. >> reporter: good morning, martha. it's hard to believe that it's been just a week since president biden ended his bid for election and transformed this campaign, and now with vice

lord 2024. and on these last two issues -- on these last two issues -- just think about it. so, we want to ban assault weapons and they want to ban books. can you imagine? >> harriso met with israeli prime minister netanyahu reaffirming israel's right to defend itself, but urging netanyahu to bring an end to the war saying she would not be silent on the suffering in gaza. let's get more with brie jackson from nbc news. so far, she toed the party line on israel. on gaza, she is more vocal. she could really set herself apart on this. >> reporter: that's right. good morning, carolin. vice president harris said she had a frank discussion with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu yesterday. he met separately with president biden and vice president harris. now netanyahu's visit comes days after president biden ended his re-election bid and endorsed vice president harris. during the meeting, it was a key opportunity for harris who is the frontrunner for the democratic nomination to show she has the ability to serve as commander in chief and really take a chance and handle a significant issue that the biden administration has received criticism for its handling of e

us president obama obama as cold harris while she was out campaigning to offer their support. us federal agents have arrested one of the world's most wanted drug lords in texas. smiles on bottom, also known as m i o co founded the notorious mexicans in a little of cartels with l. triple goodman, who's currently imprisoned in the us. l. chapo son joaquin guzman. lopez was also arrested julia 0. yano has more from mexico city. we know this arrest was a joint effort between the d a and the f. b. i both organizations, i've already released statements saying that the rest of that these 2 most wanted men will deal blows, devastating blows to the organization to the scene. i look at then, now the rest itself played out as follows. these 2 men flew into an airport, a small, uh airport, in a private aircraft in the city of the paso texas. and they were met by authorities on the aircraft. so it's clear from the information that we have at this point that they were being expected. now, how it played out. but these 2 men, obviously, you know, fugitives for decades in the case of one of them that they would fly directly into the us obviously speaks to a bigger s

lord. this is a decision joe biden would have to make. thus far, he has not come out and told us anything else. i think that, you know, the biden-harrisgnizes they have hurdles to overcome as a campaign. there have been some sidelines, unfortunately due to the debate and also because of his recent coveted diagnosis but the campaign is still going., harris is out on the campaign trail today. the surrogates have not stopped. there are multiple cities they are visiting over the next few days. i don't think there is a reason not to but we have heard from joe biden's doctors, he feels very well. it is not like he has these very intense form of cover 19, he will be back on the campaign trail very soon himself. >> let me ask you about the talk, ameshia, better many primary, a lot of hypotheticals, , if joe biden were to leave the race? is that not fair to, harris? >> i not only think it is not fair, i think it is completely an ignorant motion. looking at the calendar thus far, moving towards the dsa, there's no time in which this makes sense. in addition to this, we know the biden already has the delegate count that matters, thousands of tho

mexico's most notorious drug lords is now in us custody thanks to the help of drug kingpin, el chapo's son. what we're learning about the arrest that's coming up i've harris campaign is now chartering its course for the next 100 days leading up to election day. harris will campaign at the massachusetts today, holding a fundraiser. it will add to an already impressive fundraising haul. the campaign says harris and affiliated groups have raised 126 million between sunday afternoon and tuesday evening, and the campaign is looking to build out operations across the country. it says more than 100,000 people signed up to volunteer for her bid and more than 2000 applied for campaign jobs meanwhile a raft of new polling shows a tightening race according to a new fox news his poll vice president kamala harris is erasing donald trump's lead. >> the the us presidential race is now a statistical dead heat in three key swing states of pennsylvania, michigan, and wisconsin. >> now, trump is heading to nashville today as he sharpens his attacks on the vice president, cnn's kristen holmes was there as he tried out new lines of attack with a very receptive audience in flo

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kamala harris is finally bringing the white men out of the wilderness in this country and asking them how they feel, pandering to me, catering -- >> tyrus: you love the hobbits. you are a "lord> jesse: calling me weird, tyrus? >> tyrus: yes, because a little weird -- >> jesse: call me white dude, call me weird, but i'm into this be if i signed up for the zoom and i thought it was going to be great because they have been calling me toxic for quite some time at i thought maybe we were going to get over that and they were going to talk about wages and security, but no, this was a struggle session for pale, hairy, flabby california artists, and it was basically saying, if you want to be accepted by women, you should vote for a woman. no i don't see why any man would vote democrat. it's not the party of virtue, security, it's not the party of strength. it's definitely not the party of family. and to be a man and then vote for a woman just because she's a woman is either childish, that person has mommy issues, or they are just trying to be accepted by other women. and i heard the scientists say the other day that when demand was for a woman, he actually transitions into a woman. >

. >> that is kamala harris giving a speech in milwaukee, she kept saying we're in milwaukee. i think about 15 times. i got some reaction now from miriam cates and lordrris glassman. you were very keen there to wade in. she didn't say anything for the first five minutes. >> i want to say to everybody on gb news, thank god i'm not an american. that was pure murder. it was empty. it was vacuous . it was empty. it was vacuous. these big things going on in the world and trump and jd vance, by the way, are really jd vance is a serious politician. this was just hollow. md nonsense. it's going to be the slaughter of the guilty, i think. miriam. >> well, this was her chance to lay out a big vision. what does she stand for? how is she going to differentiate herself from biden? and as morris said, she she said pretty much nothing for 5 or 6 minutes. and then repeated things that she said before. now i accept that us politics is very different to ours. we don't often have conventions where lots of people cheen conventions where lots of people cheer, but i think, you know , cheer, but i think, you know, where is the substance? where is the vision? what does she