griff: that will be something we'll be watching madeleine rivera live on capitol hill, madeleine thank you. anita. anita: for more on this we're joined now by democratic congressman from california. and member of the house foreign affairs and intelligence committees, ami bharara. congressman thank you so much for joining us today. i want to ask you, you know, straight away your reaction to the interview yesterday should americans feel more reassured about president biden after watching that? >> anita thanks for having me on. you know, one that was a tough debate a little over a week ago. i'm glad that president did that interview. i'm glad that he's out there campaigning and so forth but my advice he needs to meet with us in the house democratic caucus. meet with the senators when we get back next week and you know, it is going to be tough to win this election. unless he's got the full support of the electives. anita: speaking of, you know, tough to win the election, i want to listen to the part of the interview where the president is asked about his chances of winning if he stays in t

griff: madeleine rivera and washington thank you.cia: meantime former president trump has not held a campaign rally in more than a week. laying low leave in the spotlight on president biden struggles but as always he's been vocal on the social media platform is sealed to set to hold two rallies later this week. madison has more on trump's latest job of president biden. >> former president trump has not had any big public appearances or rallies this week. he did have a lot to say on "truth social" about president biden's debate performance and border policies. the former president slamming the president over the border, high taxes and record crime among other things. he even took a sarcastic jab at president biden urging him to stay in the race for the former president says in part quote crooked joe biden should ignore as many critics and move forward. with the strength and with his power and far-reaching campaign. he should be sharp, precise and energetic just like he was in the debate. it is been a good week for team trunk postdebat

madeleine rivera is live on the polls. >> a lot to unpack, new fox news poll is the state of the racet like in april when president biden was at the top of the ticket. the race is incredibly tight. surveys were taken in, as you mentioned four battle ground states, michigan, minnesota, wisconsin, six point lead over president trump in minnesota, but she's tied with trump in pennsylvania and michigan at 49%. and trump is ahead by one point in wisconsin. harris has a higher favorability rating than trump in all of these states except in michigan where they are tied. and she appears to be making gains with double haters, voters who dislike trump and president biden, in pennsylvania, they back harris by 41 points. the president was up by only 27 points among this group three months ago. in wisconsin, the double haters, favor harris by 25 points, a major shift from april when trump led by one point over president biden. in all of these states, the economy remains the most important issue for voters and trump is favored to lead on that front. in michigan and wisconsin, more than 60% of voter

arthel: alright madeleine rivera at live in washington thank you. 's report meanwhile republicans are gathering in milwaukee for the national convention that sthestarts on monday. former president trump will become the official gop presidential nominee it kicks off in just 48 hours from now we are learning a lot more about the lineup of speakers and who we will expect but organizers say the speakers will include lots of what they call everyday americans who blame the biden administration for some of the challenges they say they are facing. bill pollution is alive in milwaukee at the convention site with the preview of what we are going to see. >> when things kick off here on monday, city officials are expecting upwards of 50000 people to show up. we are talking delegates, staff members, press and law enforcement for the action is going be happening at the pfizer form take a look at it now. this is where republicans will be in the media spotlight after weeks of president biden and democrats getting all the headlines because of their party being inter

h h hi, madeleine rivera. >> madeleine: if elected vice president kamala harris would see this proposal through. she made it clear there is no daylight between her and president biden saying there is clear crisis of confidence facing the supreme court. the president is calling for a reverse of landmark ruling this month that an official president is immune from -- the former president is slamming the president's actions. >> it's a typical biden con. he does not want to give up immunity, look what he did, $3.5 million from russia and china. bad and evil things he's done, not to mention thousands of people killed on the border. look at the afghanistan pull out. it is going nowhere. they need 75%, he can't get it. >> madeleine: republican lawmakers say the president's initiatives will go nowhere in congress. here is the president responding. >> speaker johnson said it is dead on arrival. >> dead on arrival. >> president biden: i got off air force within republican speaker of the houses whatever he proposes is dead on arrival. his thinking is dead on arrival. >> madeleine: the president tol

. >> carley: madeleine rivera. >> madeleine: dr. kevin o'connor says it is dr. kinnard. he has been at the white house since 2012. kinnard said he examined the president. there were no findings consistent with neurological disorder such as stroke, ms, parkinsons or ascended lateral sclerosis. kinnard made several visits to the white house. white house press secretary karine jean-pierre refused to confirm the visits citing security concerns. >> a parkinsons expert came to the white house a dozen times over the last year. a basic, direct question. >> wait, wait, wait a second. wait. >> eight times or at least once. >> can you confirm whether or not the president has seen this spe specialist. >> has the president been treated for parkisons? no. >> has the physician seen a reason to are reevaluate him? >> no. the comprehensive report you have standing. >> madeleine: a statement one congressman thinks is not true. >> the cat is out of the bag, dr. kinnard, who is a disorder spe specialist came to the white house, waved into the clinic below the president's bedroom to treat th

we'll bring the latest on cheatle in a moment, first here is madeleine rivera with the latest on the presidential race. >> madeleine: the president is expected to return to the white house today, his schedule is clear as he recovers from covid and his i-tinerary is lighter. there were mix of campaign and presidential events cancelled so the president says he remains fully engaged with six months left in his presidency. he called in monday telling the staff to embrace vice president kamala harris. >> let me be clear, we are fighting in this fight together, i'm not going anywhere and you have always had my back and i promise i will always have your back and i'm anxious for you to hear from kamala. >> harris was at that meeting and she delivered remarks. >> it is my great honor to have joe's endorsement in this race and my intention to earn this nomination and to win. in the days and weeks ahead, i, together with you, will do everything in my power to unite our democratic party, to unite our nation and to win this election. >> madeleine: after securing enough delegates to become presiden

carley. >> carley: madeleine rivera, thank you.ring in iraq war veteran and former congressman codoug colli. we are hearing president biden told governors yesterday that he did have a medical checkup after the debate and the checkupturned out fine. politically, he is not fine. can he turn this ship around? >> doug: it will be difficult. happy 4th to everybody, great day for our country. not a great day for joe biden. he is facing problems. demo democratic party and media enablers caused this. if he could have got out last year when we saw the problems, he could be remembered fondly. now he's remembered for dementia-riddled appearing debate performance that makes him feel defeated. they have structural problem within the party of getting him off the ballot and trans ferring massive amount of money raised to vice president harris. it was impossible to transfer to anybody else. they have a problem and the real issue is no longer joe biden, the issue is trying to win the house, they are up against and keep senate from flipping to know

thank you, madeleine rivera, for tracking that for us. griff: well, the anticipation over who former president trump will pick as his running mate is building with only two days until the rnc is kicking off. learning more who is expect today speak at this year's convention. bill melugin at the convention, it's getting very busy there, bill. >> yeah, griff, good afternoon to you. when things kick off in milwaukee on monday, about 50,000 people are expected to show up according to city officials, including delegates, press, staff members and law enforcement and all the actions is going to be happening right here at the fiserv forum. this is where the republicans will enjoy the media spotlight after weeks of president biden and democrats in turmoil. former governor scott walker says that trump has been smart to stay relatively quiet during that. >> you've seen incredible discipline for former president donald trump to do that and let them implode. who would have thought that please don't quit, joe, would be the cry at a presidential rally ju

madeleine rivera is live at the capitol on growing calls to bide ton drop out. madeleine. reporter: aknee taxer a lot of deputies aren't -- anita, a lot of democrats aren't convince that had biden can serve for four years and think it'll cost them down ballot races in fall. listen. >> these races are razor thin and front line seats and of course the house and the senate decided by single digits and all the critical votes and everyone cares so much so i say to those folks that say everything is fine, it's not. i want the fear is acute in the house and deputies think they have a good shot of taking back in november and today another house lawmaker calling for the president to bow out. minnesota congresswoman angie craig competing in one of the most competitive races and said this is not a decision i come to lightly, but there's simply too much at stake to risk a second donald trump presidency and that's why i respectfully call on president biden to step aside. house minority leader hakeem jeffries set to hold a virtual meeting with top house committee democrats tomorrow and

madeleine rivera outside the white house this morning. ow is the administration if responding to all of this? >> reporter: hey, ashley. well, the administration is saying concern staying defiant as they have been for the last several day, and the president is doubling down too. listen to some of his remarks at the july 4th festivities at the white house last night. >> you've got me, man. [laughter] i'm not going anywhere. >> reporter: he says it is ramping up voters in battleground states with a $50 million ad blitz and an aggressive travel schedule. after attending the nato summit in d.c. next week with, the president will do a swing through the southwest and do some counterprogramming in las vegas for the naacp conferences while the republican national convention takes place. expect some off the cuff moments, says the campaign. the president also privately told a group of democratic governors that he needs more sleep and work fewer hours. >> the president reassured us, he did share with me, as a i've shared, that he was exhausted, and he

madeleine rivera is in washington wallet details for us. maddy? >> madeleine: good mornings, guys.se democrat isn't mincing words about the chaos they will face today. check out from axios the blank is going to hit the fan on monday when congress returns. >> the house democrats told the outlet. people are scared about their own races but also worried about the country and about democracy. at least five house democrats have gone public with their calls for the president to step aside. but there is a lot more frurex churning behind closed doors. hakeem jeffries had a virtual meeting with house committee dems on sunday. several of them voiced concerns about the president's viability. congressman jerry nadler, adam smith, joe gri value da saying he should drop out. taking abc news anchor george stephanopoulos. >> i did events in north carolina. did i events in -- in georgia. i did events like this today. large crowds, overwhelming response. no, no slipping. and so i just had a bad night. i don't know why. >> madeleine: the president's schedule is chock-full of official and gain events

. >> steve: it was 5:00 this morning when madeleine rivera broke the news live from d.c. take it away. >> madeleine: good morning. former president obama did not immediately endorse vice president kamala harris to remain above the fray in public. now the obamas say they are ready to work hard to make sure kamala harris wins in november. >> i will say to kamala, i'm proud of you. this is going to be historic. >> we call to say, michele and i couldn't be prouder to endorse you and get you through the election and into the oval office. michele, barack obama, thissen moos so much to me, i'm looking forward to doing this with the two of you. >> madeleine: who will she pick toin jo her on the ticket? potential v.p. pick josh shapiro is campaigning in philadelphia today and expected to campaign in his home stateor monday alongside michigan governor gretchen whitmer. former communication director is placing her bets on arizona senator mark kelly. until harris is finalized as their campaign, the former president is not committing to any general election debates. harris says, what h

madeleine rivera is at the white house. >> madeleine: there is growing concern from this white house a second tomorrow. axios reporting per white house official, the mood among staff is miserable and senior advisors are a total black hole. biden campaign is dealing in, unveiling $50 million media blitz and putting out an aggressive travel schedule with president set to do a southwest swing after attending a nato summit next week. moments like this at july 4th festivities last night. >> president biden: by the way, i was in that world war i cemetery in france and the one that one of our, former president didn't want to go be up there. probably shouldn't say that. anyway. we got to remember who the hell we are, we are the united states of america. [cheering] >> madeleine: despite the president's attempt to pivot another democratic lawmaker says the president may have a hard time recovering and is backing harris if he does step aside. >> i know we're not on a wiping t trajector, we need a reset, course correction, acknowledge that this was not just one bad night. >> the president is set

. >> carley: madeleine rivera, good morning. >> madeleine: usually there is joint meeting of congress, today vice president kamala harris will be in minneapolis. this is not a change in her position in regard to israel, they say she will discuss a ceasefire deal with prime minister netanyahu when she speaks with him at a separate private meet ing later this wee. republicans say the fact she won't be in the room is not a good look. sgls this is signal to hamas, hezbollah and iran we do not have his back. this is her first major foreign policy decision and gotten an f. she is worried about the hamas wing of democratic party, she cannot sit behind the prime minister netanyahu. it is despicable and really a bad decision. >> madeleine: more than a dozen democratic lawmakers will not attend the speed, the reasons vary. this morning around capitol hill, thousands of protesters are expected to descend on the nation's capitol to protest prime minister netanyahu's visit. some were arrested for protesting inside the capitol on tuesday. former president trump will meet with prime minister netanya

madeleine rivera live from washington. expand on that, please. >> madeleine: secret service says the shooter was outside a security perimeter and the area is under the responsibility of local police. so many people including hmo secretary alejandro mayorkas is questioning how the gunman was able to get that close to the president. a spokesperson is dispelling clear politics in crabtree, who says the agency shifted resources from trump to first lady jill biden. they say that is not the case. l lawmakers want answers from kimberly cheatle. before president biden tapped her for her role, she was glow glowingal security at pepsico and was in the secret service and served on biden security detail when he was vice president. has the vetting process become les strict? sgls as a veteran, i don't care what race, religion, creed you are. i don't care what the person looked like, i want that person to do their job so i can get home back to my family after combat deployment. >> madeleine: pushing back on criticism surroundings dei sayi

. >> ainsley: madeleine rivera has the latest for us. >> madeleine: the president's performance did not they say constant hand ringing is the reason he should drop out of the race. >> not about tonight and one of the sick aspects of this moment, we are watching every speech, every rally, every debate and saying, how did he do today. that is just not the way to think about the presidency of the united states. >> one democratic lawmaker con congresswoman perez is suggesting the president resign. some democrats are hoping former president obama and former house speaker nancy pelosi, who have spoken in recent days about the president's campaign can convince the president to step aside. cnns they spoke with a dozen members of congress and multiple people in touch with obama and nancy pelosi, they say the candidacy feels clear and it is matter of how it plays out, even after thursday night. congressman clyburn says he is still standing behind him. >> conversation should focus on the record of this administration, on the alternative to his election, and let joe biden continue to make his own d

pete: madeleine rivera is here with more. >> reporter: the meetings with the progressive caucus and theems coalition come one day after he huddled with of the congressional hispanic caucus, that did not go as planned, telling the president to drop his reelection bid. he is the 19th democrat to call the president to leave the race. 11 saying in a statement i have deep respect for president biden's five decades of public service and appreciation these last 31/2 years. i believe the time has come for president biden to pass the torch. schneider is urging the president to step aside. >> i look to the future, to make the heroic choice to pass the time but -- but onto the next generation. >> reporter: antonio del gato urging the president to lift off. >> we need individual will on the front lines in a competition where you are running a campaign in every corner of this country and talk to people and listen to people and lead with love and lead with compassion and lead with force. that will overtake the dark forces. >> reporter: a group of 2 dozen former democratic lawmakers sent a letter to t

madeleine rivera 20 democratic governors met with the president on wednesday.y are standing behind him even if they voice concerns behind closed doors. >> none of us are denying, thursday was a bad hit, he is delivering. >> we are honest about concerns we're hearing from people. the president continue to show us he was all in. we said we would stand with him. >> i'm here to tell you today, president joe biden is in it to win it. >> one governor was straight with him about the fact they thought biden seemed fine for his age, but clear that voters in the state do not feel the same way. sounds like tenor of the meeting is them supporting him now and wanting to know what specifically he will do to stay on the ticket when. >> the president told governors he underwent a medical checkup and is fine. the president has been battling a cold, the press secretary said the president has not had a medical exam in months. >> has the president had any immediate exam since last physical in february? >> we were able to talk to his doctor about that and that was a no. he hasn't h

will: madeleine rivera joins us now from washington. hi madeleine.orter: president biden is pushing on with what the campaign says will be aggressive travel schedule this month despite concerns from every branch of government nbc reporting half a dozen democrats in congress describe biden political situation and stark terms including heartbroken doomed and a disaster. five house democrats have already called for the president to drop out. and at the white house, per "the new york times" one senior white house official who has worked with mr. biden during his presidency vice presidency and 2020 campaign, said in an interview on saturday morning that mr. biden should not seek reelection. the president checked in whiz campaign chairs on saturday. delaware senator chris koon was on that call he says there was nobody among co-chairs who was recommending anything other than that we keep going. biden tholed we have members of the senate and house and governs especially donors who have unanswered questions and were unseelingsed and who have concerns. in an e

. >> carley: madeleine rivera in washington with the details. >> madeleine: good morning, guys. house and the biden campaign have had their hands full fighting off headlines that the president is weighing whether he can recover from the debate or a succession plan is underway if he steps aside. now politico is reporting he told more than 20 democratic governors in a private meeting wednesday that he underwent a medical checkup after the debate and is fine. that story directly contradicting what the house press secretary told journalists in the daily briefing just hours earlier. >> has the president had any medical exams since his last annual physical in february? >> and we -- we're able to talk to his doctor about that and that is a no. >> he hasn't had any kind of medical exam? >> no. >> the hastily organized meeting with governors coming days after the debate was an attempt to shore up the president's support. they are standing behind him for now. >> none of us are denying thursday night was a bad performance. it was a bad -- it was a bad hit, if you will on that. but it doesn

madeleine rivera is in washington with more. >> madeleine: good morning, guys.he white house being pressed for more transparency regarding the president's health. this reporting from politico will likely raise more questions from the white house press core. politico told in might meeting with governors wednesday he underwent medical checkup and is fine. the president has been battling a cold yet earlier in the day the white house press secretary says the president has not had a medical exam in months. >> has the president had any medical exams since his last annual physical in february? >> and -- we're able to talk to his doctor about that and that is a no. >> he hasn't had any kind of medical exam? >> no. >> madeleine: democratic governors emerged from that meeting publicly stating their support for the president, even if they voiced concerns behind closed doors. >> none of us are denying thursday night was a bad performance. it was a bad -- it was a bad hit, if you will, on that. but it doesn't impact what i believe. he is delivering. >> we were hobbit about t

. >> brian: madeleine rivera in washington with the details. >> madeleine: good morning.president obama held off on endeavoring vice president kamala harris because he wanted to see the party united as the nomination settled. now they are throwing their support behind harris. >> i can't have this phone call without saying to my girl, 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'm looking forward to doing this with the two of you. >> harris' team is continuing to vet the list of potential running mates. one of the names on the list. pennsylvania governor josh shapiro is campaigning for harris in philadelphia today. reportedly will campaign for harris again in his home state on monday, alongside michigan governor gretchen whitmer. meantime harris' former communications director thinks arizona senator mark kelly is the best pick. in the democrat

madeleine rivera joins us with the details. >> madeleine: good morning. brian.nited states have been working to reach a breakthrough in cease-fire talk has have called over the last several months. officials were push for a truce in which the hostages still held by hamas would be exchanged for hundreds of palestinians jailed by israel there appears to be though a statisticalling pointed regarding the length of the truce. hamas wants a permanent truce while israel wants the option to keep fighting leave the gaza egypt border afraid that hamas would take advantage of their absence and smuggle weapons. they might be willing to leave the area if they can install electronic censored to dedebt activities like efforts to dig tunnels. israel, part of the "new york times" also wants to keep military check points to stop hamas fighters from transporting weapons to gaza city. all of this comes as israel targets over the weekend in response to a rocket strike from lebanon that killed several people in the golan heights, all of this raising fears that the war could spread. >

and madeleine rivera, life following that and cleanup after that. >> hi, neil, the u.s. attorney's office in d.c. charging eight people from the anti-israel protests in the nation's capital, three with carrying a dangerous weapon, and against a police officer and one charged with making threats. and dropping lower charges in 11 cases for protesters alleged to have crossed a police line, incited violence and causing unreasonable fear. an official from the d.c. ag's office tells fox when making charging decisions, prosecutors weigh factors like the ability to prove a particular case in court, or a person's prior record. still, this will likely give more ammo for republicans on capitol hill who already accuse prosecutors in d.c. of being too lenient. >> d.c. is not doing enough to prevent carjackings. d.c. is not doing enough to prevent this kind of i think embarrassing behavior. >> several democrats are defending free speech, but say it should never extend to violence and vandalism adding those who commit crimes should face consequences. >> we do not want to stoke fear or

madeleine rivera joins us now with more on this. madeleine? >> good morning, guy.g upset in the country's staff parliamentary election over the weekend. the country trips political future is still unclear. protesters and interstates flooded. sunday, footage shows bonfires in the streets as authorities in riot gear confront demonstrators. the left wing alliance new popular front won 182 seats. emmanuel macron centrist coalition garnered 163 seats. marie le pen's conservative national party won 143 seats. the outcome was a shocking blow to le pen's party which had been gearing up the most legislative seats in its history after dominating the first round of voting a week ago. but macron's team and the leaders of the parties on the left did a lot of political maneuvering to try stop le pen. although the left wing alliance won the most seats no sense gel party secured a absolute majority in parliament. big question who could become france's next prime minister. gabrielle offered to resign. macron asked him to stay miss role for the time being to ensure the country's sta

madeleine rivera, president biden's campaign to left off worries about the presidents out there "themes" reporting josh green of hawaii physician asked mr. biden about the status of his health and mr. biden replied his health was fine. it is just my brain, a remark i'm in the room took as a joke but one governor did not and was puzzled by it. biden-harris 2024 chair telling fox news, "he was clearly making a joke," and then said, "all kidding aside." the later party wins the u.k. general election by a landslide for the conservative party. >> today, if they have the general election and i have called to congratulate him on his victory. the british people have delivered a sobering verdict tonight. there is much to be done and reflect on, and i take responsibility for the loss. >> todd: preparing to take the next seat as the new british prime minister and winning parliament for the last time and reform party cofounder nigel farage saying after his injury, my plans to build an mass national movement over the course at the next few years and hopefully big enough to challenge the general e

madeleine rivera in washington with the details come if you were busy with family over the holiday weekendnk we are just back to where we were, techno a lot has happened the last 48 hours, bring us up-to-date. >> absolutely, democrats deeply divided about the president's reelection prospects. to give you a sense of anxiety gripping the house, one lawmaker got wasn't saying this, the blanket is going to hit the fan monday when congressman and house democrats people are scared about races, but also worried about the country and about democracy. five house democrats have publicly called for the president to step aside. some senior house dems privately voicing concerns to airing apprehension during with hakeem jeffries. jerrold nadler, mark mcconnell, adam smith and joe morel aired in the meantime, no democratic senator has publicly called for the president to drop out. in an effort spearheaded by virginia senator too organized to talk about the president's path forward, reportedly failed to materialize. the fact the meeting is no longer being held though doesn't mean there is an alarm within

. >> madeleine rivera joins us from washington with the latest. >> reporter: after trying to appeal toans in nashville, former president trump went to minnesota for a rally with his running mate jd vance. he's trying to flip the north star state even as a fox news poll shows vice president kamala harris leading by 6 percentage points. trump is sharpening his attacks against the vice president, casting her as too liberal. he blasted harris for a tweet she posted in 2020 in the aftermath of george floyd's death encouraging people to donate to a fund that would post bail for folks. harris has not don donate. >> i sent in the national guard while kamala harris sided with arsonists and rioters and raised money to bail out the criminals out of jail. >> reporter: vance is calling out how quickly he secured the candidates. >> our media call it a coordination. i think there's another word. i call it a coup. if there's one thing we learned about kamala harris, she had has a hard time winning votes. she's too extreme even for the democrat party. >> reporter: harris was at a fundraiser in pitsfiel

. >> ainsley: madeleine rivera is live in washington with the latest details for us. >> madeleine: goodning. per the associated press vice president kamala harris has the backing of more than 2600 delegates. that well more than the threshold needed to secure the democratic nomination. harris says it was her home state of california that helped push her campaign over the top. the delegates' endorsements are not binding and they can still change their minds. the party says it will hold virtual role dual nominee by october 7th. support democrats' desire to move on and come together after the president's widely debate performance left them in disarray. first battleground state stop since announcing her bid. the campaign says she will highlight the choice facing wisconsinitis, donald trump the convicted felon who would drag this country backwards and brighter fu country for the fut. team has a shot. her team says they raised more than $100 million in the last roughly 48 hours. on monday harris met with the campaign at hawkeys in wilmington, delaware. the president called into that meeting as

let's go to madeleine rivera right now, and we tell you about congress returning on monday ask and theret of a firestorm developing here. madeleine. >> reporter: there certainly is, that'll. president biden may seem confident about a his re-election prospects, but many democrats on capitol hill don't feel the same way. if anything, some of them are even more nest now. nervous now. >> joe biden is a good man, he's an american patriot. yet the these for him to step aside is more urgent tonight than when i first called for it on tuesday. >> reporter: texas congressman lloyd doggett was the first sitting democrat to call for the president to drop out. last night another house democratic lawmaker called for the president to leave the race, afraid he could threaten democrats in down-ballot races. >> mr. president, your legacy is set. we owe you the greatest debt of gratitude. the only thing that you can do now to cement that for all time and prevent utter catastrophe is to step down and let someone else do this. >> reporter: today minnesota congresswoman angie craig is going public too saying

alicia: madeleine rivera live on capitol hill, thank you. mike: meantime another legal victory for former president trump the florida judges is granting his lawyer's request to delay pretrial activity in his classified documents case after monday supreme court decision on presidential immunity. madison joins us live to explain. hello. >> this week's bombshell supreme court decision on presidential immunity is now a center point and trumps classified documents case. trump is asking the court to pause the case while the issue is resolved. trumps legal team is saying they're still questions around if trump's alleged actions were official or unofficial. the supreme court ruled the former president is immune from prosecution for official acts while in office. trump has pleaded not guilty to 37 charge of supporting classified documents at mar-mar-a-lago after leaving the white house. >> there is a chance the case can be thrown out if judge cannon overrules all of the actions for which trump is being prosecuted were committed while he was committin

. >> buckle up 100 days madeleine rivera joins us life from d.c.morning. former president trump spent the first part of saturday trying to appeal to bitcoin fans before jetting off to minnesota estate he's trying to flip in november. st. cloud trump and his running mate jd bf became v vice presidt kamala harris record per blasted harris for weeks she posted in 2020 and the aftermath of george floyd's at death and commercial different to find that help post cash bail for some folks. harris herself is not donated to the organization. >> i sense in the national guard to save minneapolis, while kamala harris sided with the arsonist and raise money to bail out the criminals, build them all out of jail. >> vance targeted errors quick rise of the party's nomination. >> that media, our friends but they're called a coronation. i think there's another word i call the coup. but if there's one thing we have learned about kamala harris is that she has a hard time winning votes because she is too extreme even for the democrat party. fox fox news poll shows harri

karl rove and harold ford junior on deck and aishah hosni in washington and madeleine rivera is in washington to kick things off. >> president biden is trying to put the focus back on president trump. the four minute speech on monday didn't follow the strategy. >> i think it is easy to settle this right now by president biden going to the brady press center, the press file in the white house and doing a two-hour press conference. >> what i've just said three times in the interview is that is what i am urging and recommending. i'm encouraging them to add something like that to the schedule. whether it is a 60 minutes interview or something at the podium at the white house or a town hall. >> the biden campaign is having a hard time calming supporters down. they reportedly had an hour-long zoom call with hundreds of democratic donors on monday. one participant said no one feels good about it. another said there are a lot of unanswered questions. they aren't sold on the argument the president simply had a bad night and this account from journalist carl bernstein who said he spoke to close allies

arthel: it madeleine rivera, thanks. eric: a nation has been here before.resident franklin delano roosevelt packed the court back in 1937 he was unhappy with its rulings back then, very similar to now. his effort failed. will history repeat itself of president biden let's bring a new jersey republican congressman jeff van drew he serves on the house judiciary committee so he knows a lot about this. congressman what is your reaction from what were expecting to her for the president tomorrow? >> political pandering at the worst level. for years they have been obviously since the beginning the supreme court has been there up always been decisions that you that republicans did not like or democrats did not like or both did not like. they are independent body and they should be. so, with this it president joe biden is trying to do is in essence practice to incorporate his administration and people around him the far left have no respect for the rule of law. no respect for the basic foundation and structure of the united states of america. completing her gas rese

madeleine rivera is live at the white house. hey, maddy. >> hey, guys, good morning.family talks about how to move forward after the president's debate on thursday night. it appears that there intlam game going on behind the scenes like you guys said. politico reporting that the family is pointing the finger at his top campaign advisers for how poorly the president did thursday night. politico says the blame was cast widely on staffers including anita dunn, the senior adviser who frequently has the president's ear. her husband, bob bauer, the president's attorney who played trump in rehearsals at camp david and ron klain the former chief of staff who ran debate debate prep and previous session. bilbill ackman a critic of president biden pointing fingers at the first lady. posting on x i no longer blame president biden for not stepping aside. know longer has the mental acuity to make mental judgements about himself. it's becoming increasingly clear, however, that the fault lies with first lady jill biden. now, if the president were replaced at the top of the democratic

madeleine rivera has much more from washington. >> reporter: hi, good morning, neil.dent is trying to shore is up support among different factions of the democratic party. but one of his calls did not go as planned. during his virtual meeting with with the congressional hispanic caucus friday to which the president was reportedly an hour late, california congressman mike levin directly told the president to drop his re-election bid. levin later going public with statement saying: i have deep respect for president biden's five plus decades of public service and incredible appreciation for the work we've done together these last three and a half years, but i believe the time has come for president biden to pass the torch. california congresswoman norma torres was also on that call. here's how she says the president responded. >> he was very modest. he was very honest, and he was up front about his commitment to be in this race and to run, you know, the best race that he could. >> reporter: levin is in a competitive house race this fall showing how nervous democrats are

. >> joey: madeleine rivera is live at the white house. what have you got for us?esident biden is trying to proof to voters that he has the sharpness and stamina for a second term. another house democratic lawmaker is adding to the chorus of concerns that he may not be able to recover from that debate. listen. i disa know we are not on a course correction. got to acknowledge not one bad night. >> congressman huffman throwing his support hind vice president kamala harris if the president does step aside. the president is keeping the vice president close. she joined him july 4th festivities marking her first time doing so: visited local fire stations in california for the holiday. vice president told attendees he wasn't going he also appeared to go off script. >> by the way, i was in that world war i cemetery that -- in france. the one that -- one of our -- the former president didn't want to go and be up there. probably shouldn't even say it, anyway. [laughter] we got to remember just who in the hell we are. we are the united states of america! >> madeleine: the pre

lisa: madeleine rivera joins us now from washington d.c. >> reporter: hi, good morning, guys.rip, drip of democratic lawmakers could turn into a broken dam when congress returns tomorrow. , this bc reporting more than half a dozen democrats in congress describe the president's political situation in stark terms including heart broken, doomed and a disaster. at least five house democrats have already called for the president to drop out, afraid he could cause them to lose down-ballot races in november, and there is despair in the white house as well. one senior white house official who has worked with mr. biden during his presidency, vice presidency and 2020 campaign said in an interview on saturday morning that mr. biden should not seek re-election. on saturday or the president joined a biweekly meeting with his campaign cochairs. delaware senator chris coons, who was on that call, says there is nobody among the cochairs who is recommending anything other than he keep going. the president was told that we have members of the senate and house and governors and especially donors

. >> steve: madeleine rivera is live outside the brady briefing room at the white house. ed in a lynn, you know there is going to be a million questions. i have a feeling kjp is going to say oh that, relates to the campaign. call the campaign. >> hey, good morning, guys, yeah. that has been her line. she says she can't talk about things related to the campaign, but, no doubt she will face a lot of questions regarding the president's debate performance. the biden campaign is pointing to internal polling that they say shows the face of the race hasn't changed. they insist the president knows how to turn things around but they are having a hard time convincing donors. axios said this about a zoom call the biden campaign had with donors on monday. it was a damage control call, one participant said. i don't know what the pathway forward is. and i think they are trying to figure that out, too. another donor told axios, we all saw what we saw. today the biden campaign says it raised $127 million in june, which they say was the campaign's best month of the cycle. more than $30 mi

madeleine rivera is live in washington. >> the president himself set the stakes for the nato summit.id in his exclusive interview with abc anchor george stephanopoulos the conference would be a good way to judge him. the days ahead will be filled with meetings, speeches and dinners. this will be the president's first time meeting with allied leaders since the debate. national security council spokesperson john kirby says is he not picking up concern from allies after the president's performance. that is despite reports like this one from the "wall street journal" during the g-7 summit two years ago, the outlet states german officials aware of biden's fatigue at night sought to accommodate the president by planning a june 2022 event with the german chancellor olaf schultz or in the early evenings biden didn't show, surprising the chancellor and his aides instead biden had go to bed. they said he never made that statement. senate majority whip dick durbin staunch biden ally says the president's debate performance raised questions and montana snearnlt senator jon tester says president b

let's turn to madeleine rivera live in washington. >> reporter: good morning, guys. the general feeling from lawmakers on both sides of the aisle is that this is not the time for partisanship. the president making this statement saturday night. >> look, there's no place in america for this kind of violence. it's sick. it's sick. it's one of the reasons why we have to unite this country. >> do you think this was an assassination attempt? >> i don't know enough to -- i have an opinion but i don't have any facts. i want to make sure we have all the facts before i make some comment, anymore comments. thank. >> reporter: the president is back at the white house cutting his weekend trip to rehoboth beach short. president obama saying we don't know exactly what happened we should all be relieved that former president trump wasn't seriously hurt and use this moment to recommit ourselves to civility. bush stating laura and i are grateful that president trump is safe following the you cowardly attack on his life and we commend the men and women of the secret service for their

and as madeleine rivera tells us, the boeing is now agreeing to plead guilty to a criminal offense. >> boeing is now officially a corporate felon. the company agreed over the weekend to plead guilty to a criminal charge of conspiracy to defraud the united states, stemming from its violation of an agreement to improve safety after the crash of two 737 max jetliners, killing 346 people. under the deal, boeing will pay a $243 million fine, spent another $455 million on new compliance and safety programs and agree to monitoring by federal inspectors. the move comes as boeing is still under investigation for a string of other safety lapses, including the january mid-air emergency that saw a door panel blow out of an alaska airlines flight. much of the blame has fallen on ceo dave calhoun, who announced plans to step down at the end of the year. >> what is it you get paid to do, exactly? >> i get paid to run the boeing company. >> really? because you're under investigation for falsifying 787 inspection records. the boeing is under criminal investigation for the alaska airlines flight, but i

will: madeleine rivera is live in washington with more. >> reporter: hi, good morning, guys., the president has two calls today with the progressive caucus and the new dems' coalition one day after he tried to shore up his support with the congressional hispanic caucus. but that call on friday didn't go as a planned with congressman mike levin directly telling the president to drop his re-election bid, the 19th democrat to call on the president to leave the race. he says i have deep respect for president biden's five plus decades of public service and incredible appreciation for the work we've done together these last three and a half years, but i believe the time has come for president biden to pass the torch. congressman brad schneider who's also urging the president to step aside saying this to neil cavuto -- >> i looked at the future and where we're going, i see we have a moment that i am calling on the president to make the historic, the heroic choice to pass the baton to the next generation. >> reporter: new york's lieutenant governor is joining that group of lawmakers.

that's why we are asking madeleine rivera to summarize it all. made made good morning. pres why he left the race lt six months in office. >> he didn't reveal anything on tuesday. listen. >> what are you going to tell americans tomorrow night. [inaudible] >> why did you drop out, mr. president? was it a difficult decision to make. >> touting $126 million fundraising haul since sunday. in a new memo they say they are confident the vice president can expand their support especially among minority voters as she lays out the choices in november? we are a people-powered campaign. that is how you know we will be a people first presidency i know donald trump's type. in this campaign i promise you i will proudly put my record against his any day of the week. >> for their part the lewis-harris is tied to the president's record on the crisis at the southern border. lawrence, ainsley, steve and brian. >> steve: thank you. >> brian: attack plan. convicted felon. got it. i know people like that. i prosecute him for years. understand it. when she says i'm proud to compare my record to

. >> brian: madeleine rivera with the details. >> president obama will probably be a likely surrogate kamala harris like he was for president biden. here is the campaign video of obama's endorsement. >> i can't have this phone call without saying to my girl 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 do everything we can to get through this election and into the ole office. >> oh my goodness. michelle, barack, this means so much to me. i'm looking forward to doing this with the two of you. >> harris team narrowed down the list of running mates. one of those potential picks josh shapiro set to campaign for harris at an event in his state on monday. michigan governor gretchen whitmer expected to be with him though she says she has no interested in becoming vp. placing her bets on arizona senator mark kelly. until the democratic ticket is set. the former president hasn't agreed to any debates. the trump campaign saying general election debate details cannot be finalized until democrats formally decide

. >> ainsley: madeleine rivera has the latest for us. good morning, maddy. >> good morning. like you guys were pointing out. the issue for democrats is that the president didn't completely fumble at the news conference but he didn't knock it out of the park either. a lot of democrats don't see that inconsistency as sustainable, listen. >> you can't have a situation where every day we're holding our breath whether it's a press conference, debate, or a rally. and i think we're at historic moment where the president can pass the torch. >> really not about tonight. and one of the really kind of sick aspects of this moment is that we are watching every speech, every rally, every debate and saying how did he do today? and that's just not the way to think about the presidency of the united states congressman jim rimes one of 17 calling for him to step aside. peters is calling for the president to drop out after the news conference and this in part. today i ask president biden to withdraw from the presidential campaign. the stakes are high and we are on a losing course. congresswoma

at the capitol, madeleine rivera, fox news. >> governor gavin newsom was in pennsylvania today stumpinganother trump administration would pull the country into the past. >> it's america in reverse. they want to bring us back to a pre 1960s world. and you are the front lines of that opposition. it's about chaos and competence. that's a decision that is inside of you, not in front of you. the future is not something to experience. you have agency. we can manifest the future decisions will determine the fate and future of our democracy and make no mistake, when i say daylight and darkness, final words, i mean it. >> pennsylvania is a key swing state that is considered crucial in president biden's efforts to remain in the white house. this week on our political show, the issue is alex michaelson sits down with tech journalist kara swisher. her new bestseller, burn book, explores the evolution of the digital world. she also writes about her encounters with different tech savvy politicians, including california governor gavin newso. >> it's always early to tell. i'll tell you that he was on.

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let's turn now to madeleine rivera live in washington with more. >> reporter: good morning, guys. bipartisan condemnation this morning of the attempted assassination on former president trump. here's president biden's reaction saturday night. >> look, there's no place in america for this kind of violence. it's sick. it's sick. it's one of the reasons why we have to unite this country. >> reporter: mr. president, do you think the it was an assassination if attempt? >> i don't know enough to -- i have an opinion, but i don't have any facts. so i want to make sure we have all the facts before i make some comment, any more comments, thank you. >> reporter: the president returned to the white house shortly after midnight p. he cut his weekend trip to rehoboth beach, delaware, short. former president barack obama reacting saying, although we don't yet know exactly what happened, we should all be relieved that former president trump wasn't seriously hurt and use this moment to recommit ourselves to civility. former president george w. bush also stating laura and i are grateful that presi