manchin is not alone. what's best for the country. >> he always has. i want to follow up really quickly on that point, joe. for your republican colleagues, the ones who are also conservative, but also support trump, what do you say to them, when they are still on the trump bandwagon, and refuse to get off, even at the cost of what could be our democracy? >> look, any republican, and rick knows this, any republican or conservative who's not all the way they're on trump, if they care about our democracy, they have to support the democratic nominee. i mean, i'm in the trenches every day, charles, trying to convince people in the maga world to fight for our democracy. that's a tough left. but when you take all the rest of us, conservatives, independents, democrats, and progressives, if we all come together at this moment in time, we can stop trump. >> rick, you were one of the first people who came out in the never trump republican party group. do you think that joe manchin is ever going to be the one to appea

>> well, according to manchin and the white house, they're really downplaying manchin skipping this, saying, look, it is recess, he's back home in west virginia, making this trip to the white house is something that he's not going to do. but, remember, last year he not only attended the signing during recess, but he stood behind president biden when he did so, president biden handing him the pen he used to sign the bill into law. manchin yesterday making some news during a radio interview, flirting with the idea of becoming an independent, distancing himself from the implementation of the bill, saying that president biden is catering too much to the left and not playing up the energy security investments as part of the bill and defending the moniker that he gave the bill, saying that it brought down inflation rather than enhanced, at times sparring with the host of that radio show. what is interesting is that mere hours later, president biden in utah at a fund-raiser said he wished he never called it that. just another example of these growing contradictions between the two men that

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manchin is pretty much the only democrat that can be elected there again.ationship between the two joes, they go way back. they have been close a number of years. obviously in the last few years, especially since manchin has been many times a deciding factor, a deciding vote, especially when it comes to biden's key legislative priorities, things have started to shift. in recent months as we get closer to 2024, when manchin is up for reelection, we have seen him throw jabs at the administration, throwing jabs at the bill he himself wrote, saying biden caters to the left in implementing this bill, focusing on all green and all clean, manchin said, instead o the investments, it makes security. the main conduit is steve brew , dehad dinner with manchin, to feel him out, see if there are curve balls they should beware of as he begin makes his political decisions known. >> julie, thank you so much for that. so, robert, political implications, there seem to be to be two areas to talk about, one is control of the senate. the second one is if he does decide to run w

what do you think the state of play is here for senator joe manchin?. with democracy on the line, this is no time for vanity projects like joe manchin or robert kennedy junior. we heard him trash the democratic brand of that, he is never going to get to 270 electoral votes. this is nothing but a vanity project with potentially cataclysmic consequences. let's not have any illusions on who these people really are. no labels is a pro trump super pac. it is a republican attempt to return trump to power. those donors include gop billionaire, harlan crow,. best known for flying just thomas with decades of lavish vacations. this is an organization that is adding asking questions and providing. options as we have seen the third-party bow and disenchanted voters staying home is the reason why clinton lost in 2016. we have seen that movie before. we are not gonna do a sequel. that's not mince any words. a mansion presidential campaign funded by no labels will risk condemning our country to a second trump term. . here >> is the thing, lindy as you called a vanity

why manchin might be stepping away from the democrats and what it could mean for the balance of power on capitol hill. >>> good morning and welcome to "way too early" on this friday, august 11th. i'm jonathan lemire. thanks for starting your day with us. and we'll begin with breaking and tragic news out of hawaii where wildfires continue to ravage the island of maui. at least 55 people are now confirmed dead, and that number is only expected to rise. four major fires are currently burning across the island. they're being fueled by dry conditions and strong winds caused by a passing hurricane. the fires have destroyed historic buildings and homes and reduced much of the town of lahaina to ruins. officials estimate it will take years and cost potentially billions of dollars to rebuild. governor josh green is calling this the worst natural disaster in state history. >> what we've seen today has been catastrophic, but we tell you there's going to be a team effort to bring our state back. what we saw was the utter devastation of lahaina. >> president biden has approved a federal disaster d

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manchin has straddled the fence a lot.ing the one-year anniversary anniversary of the inflation reduction act. he is not going to the celebration when he actually signed the bill -- supported the bill. >> katie: biden gave him the pen, remember? >> jeanine: is he ready to ditch the party? no. he says he is ready. the party is ditching him. jim justice is going to win. there is no question about his losing. so what viability does he have? the only viability he has is to run as a third party, no labels candidate. let's talk about the dems. i am so sick and tired of the haters. they are haters fear of all they do is hate you. they began the unfriending have you come anything you do they hate, they want to censor you, i have never seen a party like that. let me say something about robert f. kennedy jr. i know him. i was ada when he ran the environmental program at westchester. he was respected. i respected him. he was very serious about what he was doing. a lot of his family is vaxxed. certain vaccinations he is not in support

i mean, manchin is kind of danced around, straddle the fence a lot.know, the crazy part of it is, you know, they're celebrating the one year anniversary of the inflation reduction and he's not going to the celebration when he actually signed the bill i mean, i supported the bill and i gave him the pen. >> yeah, well, okay. and then, you know, is he ready to ditch the party? no, he says he's ready. >> he the party is ditching him. okay. because jim, justice is going to win. there's no question about his losing. so what viability he have? the only viability, yes. is to run as a third party. no candidate. okay, let's talk about the dems. i am so sick and tired of the haters. they are haters all. they do is they hate you. they began the unfriending of you. you do. they hate. they want to censure you. i've never seen a party like that. let me say something about robert f kennedy jr. i know him. i was the d.a. when he ran the environmental program in westchester. he was respected. i respected him. he was very serious about what he was. a lot of his family i

manchin is kind of straddle the fence a lot.e celebrating the one-year anniversary of the inflation act. he's not going for the celebration when he actually signs the bill and supported the bill. >> is he ready to ditch the party? >> no. the party is ditching him. jim justice is going to win. there is no question about him losing. what viability does he have? >> let's talk about the dams. i am so sick and tired of the haters. they begin the unfriending of you, anything you do they hate. >> let me say something, robert kennedy jr. i knew him. hifs the da when he ran the program in west chester. he was respected and serious of what he was doing. a lot of his family is vaxed and there is certain vaccination he's not in support of. >> the bottom line is he's doing whatever he can. at the border, he talks about what's going on. he's doing more than joe biden and justine sky was in new mexico this week for two days. he could not go to border. kamala is so dit ditsy. let's get over this. >> on the other side, donald trump had no crime.

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come on joe manchin and mike pompeo, get your head in the ring. host: do you think this gives further opening for a potential third-party candidate? caller: i do. i think a trump biden rematch will make it very attractive for someone to try to get in as some kind of third-party candidate. obviously, there is a lot of fear on the part of democrats that would create an opening for the former president to win the election, because it would be a lot of suburbanites who might vote for a more conventional republican would not vote for trump. if forced to choose between trump and biden vote for biden. if joe manchin or a centrist figure like that was an option, they might conceivably vote for that option. unless the bottom falls out for trump, which is certainly something that could happen, we could be looking at the third consecutive election that hinges on 50,000 to 100,000 votes in a handful of states, perhaps as few as three states. if that is the case, something like a third-party challenge could swing the race one way or the other. we are still arg

senator manchin the pen after signing it into law.has been critical of at least the administration's implementation of the law. he says they're manipulating this legislation to advance a radical climate agenda: this is all as part of an effort on the part of senator manchin to keep his political options open. if he doesn't run for president, maybe for reelection in west virginia, which we know is a very republican state, and so his absence is notable here, but the administration continues to insist it has a good working relationship with senator man chin. he had dinner a few weeks ago with one of the top advisers to keep the lines of communication with hip. they're not surprised by whatever he maid end up doing next. >> the energy, that they are still celebrating a year later, they were able to in a divided congress get the piece of legislation passed. mike memoli, thank you so much. >>> a large crowd of protesters marched to a school board office today in miami. they're protesting the academic standards for black history. that includ

st: joe manchin and governor jon huntsman havebels. are these the two men you are going to be having on the ticket? fred: i was there in new hampshire for their townhome meeting. one was televised, one was not. for the launch of this, we are trying to aim right in the camera. people can get a copy online and see it. it's about 50 pages of where we stand and where we think we are on the issues.it was in manchesw hampshire. are these the two? i would say there is a good laundry list. my name is not on it. in terms of how they would like towe will figure out how this ls out. i had forgotten jon huntsman had run for president back in 2012. i knew joe manchin when i served in the house. we did a lot of things together. we worked on the infrastructure bill which president biden signed into law. leader in avoiding this debt ceiling crisis. we will see how this plays out. i suspect you will see a number of these well published guys in different states. we will be talking about the need for bipartisanship and civility and working together and a

two senators, sinema and manchin.e years to keep him in line. the idea of a third party challenger drives people up the wall because of the threat it does pose. it doesn't take much for a third party candidate to potentially tip the scales. >> absolutely. let's remember, the only two incumbent presidents who have lost re-election, going way, way back in american history, are carter and the first george bush. both of whom faced strong independent candidates, anderson and ross perot. biden is at 39% approval on management of the economy with a really strong economy. for us to think that in a three-way race, being able to talk more about the economy is going to do it, i'm not -- i'm just really skeptical that's going to get us there. what do you do? massive participation is what we need. you look at israel. look how israel reacted to right-wing government. of course, it was after the fact. after the right wing had already taken control. what do you do beforehand? you register people who may well vote for democratic candi

you were arrested on sunday during a protest outside of gracie manchin.sis across the city. i was in new york on sunday and the city gracie manchin and the protesters were in enormous outside. tell me what happened. >> are coming from all different communities black, white, hispanic, a first-generation of ever gets a set have to wait five or six years and these people get an easy pass all. then who showed up, antifa. you don't come up to curtis sliwa and the demonstrators and i and take a crack heads. all of a sudden the cops whenever they see in t for dressed in black it's like superman with kryptonite, get busy. if you're not to get busy we will. maria: that's what happened in that white turned violent because antifa showed up. >> antifa is not there for the first right to free speech, they don't want government, they don't want cops, they do want prison, they don't want in america. when they bring violence obviously do you think i turn my cheek, hell no. if you hit me a good hit you so hard your mother will feel it. maria: then you got arrested. >> tha

west virginia senator joe manchin says he is seriously thinking about becoming an independent, as his party moves further to the left. >> the brand has become so bad, the d brand, it is national brand, not democrats in west virginia, it is democrats in washington or washington policies of the democrats, you have heard me say a million times, i'm not a washington democrat. >> you are thinking about becoming an independent? >> i would think seriously about that, i have been thinking for sometime. i want to make sure my voice is an independent voice. >> ashley: if he switches joe manchin would follow the lead of kyrsten sinema who became an independent last year. i think the people of west virginia would welcome that. when you look at democrats, they have gone so far left in washington, i'm not sure that is what true democrats want. >> carley: joe manchin has not ruled out a run for president, look at comment like this, he could possibly switch parties and he could be a third party candidate going into 2024, that is not good news for joe biden. especially because the type of democrat he

pressure always goes on sinema and manchin. there is a lot of other people hiding behind their skirts. >> ainsley: more moderate. >> brian: claim to be moderate when they go for re-election but don't. >> steve: it's working because joe biden is the one that gets the blame. it is a friday in the summer. that means it's all-american summer concert series that means midtown smells like a great big barbecue joint. >> ainsley: it smells great. the mclemores are smoking barbecue on the fox square. good morning, guys. >> good morning. >> good morning, what's up. ainsley, steve, brian, i love it when my brother does these kind of things to me. we are going to be celebrating a lot. we are super excited about low cash being in the house this morning. and what we have got the mclemores are bringing you a little bit of rotisserie lemon pepper brian chicken. we got this going on the master built. check this out master built.com for all the recipes. this amazing grill. also sending in to you all a surprise this morning. >> not a surprise any

senator joe manchin of west virginia, once signed, this according to political analysts, that president biden is having his elevation at the white house. >> in the one-day anniversary of the inflation reduction act next week. senator was a major name in the legislature, but senator manchin said, he might change his party affiliation with democratic to independent. this would mean he would run as a third-party candidate in 2024. >>> a judge today what former president donald trump not to make, quote, inflammatory statements for that ruling, in the case against trump over his efforts to overturn an election result from the 2020 election. it happened at a hearing in federal court in washington, d.c. today. at issue, whether trump and his legal team will be blocked from speaking publicly about the case. the judge only agreed on a limit protected order that will only cover sensitive material and not all the evidence in the case. the judge told trump, like any american, he has the right to free speech, which he said, that right is not absolute. >>> a prisoner swap is underway in iran, involvi

senator joe manchin is saying he could possibly become an independent.re. >> why not just say i'll be an independent? you thought about that? >> absolutely. absolutely. i would think very seriously about that and been thinking about that for quite some time. i haven't made any decisions on any of my political direction. i want to make sure my voice is an independent voice. >> dana: will he do it? he has been teasing it. >> will he do that and then run for president? if he decides to become an independent in his state and run for senator, run for the senate again, he would have a good chance. >> dana: what is the level of concern at the white house about joe manchin jumping in as a third party candidate? >> not that high. i don't think there is that much concern about him becoming an independent. i don't know the answer to that. >> dana: i keep trying. >> they don't like either of them. >> dana: thanks for coming in. >> bret: caught on video suspected cartel members threatening migrants with machetes. what it reveals. the white house defending a deal to f

democrats are pushing back on manchin trying to be that no labels person. >> my opinion is if manchin was that person he would steal votes from joe biden. that's my perception. maria: that's probably why schumer said take. >> without a doubt. >> the point you make is a great one, a potential independent party making a good play. i think of people my age, gen z voters, look how they voted in the past couple elections and they're much more likely to identify as an independent than they are a republican or a democrat. and there was a recent new york times poll of gen z voters that found this is really interesting, they support -- when asked if they supported democratic candidates, they were more likely to say marianne williamson or rfk junior they're not establishment voters. maria: democrats are saying there ill will be no debate, there will be nobody else taking market share from joe biden, he's our glia that's why we like vivek, the millennial voters want him. it revives the party, it's a fresh face for the party. whatever you want to say about republicans on stage, yes, they debated.

he'll be a formidable foe against joe manchin add this on a map for good for republican you could be at a new senate marmingt leader. will: there's no impeachment if in thes control the senate. from the white house and dies in the senate. by the way, let's look a quick gubernatorial race for example north carolina only race that really is in the tossup category. roy cooper is term limited pete in this is your new democrat for governor. pete: absolutely. north carolina is an interesting state. it is statewide at the federal level it's been voting for republicans for years but in the last century only four republicans have won the governor's race in north carolina for some reason at the state level voters have been trending toward democrats there's good candidates for republicans i'll note that donald trump is endorsed lieutenant govan mark robinson on this program a few times. good guy other candidates running as well. but this will be the big gubernatorial race to watch in 2024 in a key swing state on the presidential level as well. will: there you go that is some of the races beyond

joe manchin is flirting with an independent run. dean phillips is calling for a more competitive democratic primary, saying voters don't want a coronation, they want a competition. phillips, in his third term representing minneapolis, i will tell you little about him. he lost his father in vietnam. after business school he joined a family business. he went on to help build a top- selling gelato brand and also opened pennies coffee, a small business. he has denounced the no labels attempt to fill a third-party ticket. but he has called for serious democratic challengers to president biden. last week he met with democratic donors in new york about the race and potentially entering it himself. welcome to the press. >> good to be with you. >> you are not interested in being a candidate for president yourself right now? >> that's a fair statement what i'm technically and legitimately doing is representing. i'm a representative. i represent what i believe to be the majority of the country that wants to turn the page. tired of the meanness

manchin says the democratic brand has become in his words so bad.icans kill off some key pieces of president biden's progressive agenda. senator manchin has been the subject of speculation about a possible third party presidential run. he has refused to rule that out >> bret: several republican presidential hopefuls have signed the party's agreement to support whichever candidate wins the republican nomination. though there is one notable name now refusing to sign. that is a requirement for participating in this month's first debate august 23rd in milwaukee. many of the candidates are in iowa tonight for one of the first big events of the campaign season. congressional correspondent aishah hasnie shows us tonight. in between carnival prizes and snow cones iowa fair comes with a first g.o.p. look at cattle call. the 11-day event is a pivotal stop for these presidential contenders. especially florida governor ron desantis. >> with me as the candidate, you're going to have somebody that will beat biden. >> according to the latest "new york times," sien

are seeing some pickup in the ev market but the goal of that provision which was shaped by senator manchin was to build a u.s. tv manufacturing base and i think we have definitely seen a response there. since the law started, i think 61 new electric vehicle manufacturer facilities are in the u.s. in 56 billion dollars of investment. host: our guest is the founding executive editor of heat map news. we are talking about the inflation reduction act, particular the climate provisions and some of the provisions that have been implemented over the past year and we welcome your calls and comments that the republican line (202) 748-8001, (202) 748-8000 democrats line and all others, (202) 748-8002. on the electric vehicle tax credits. at the time or shortly thereafter, number of foreign car manufacturers were concerned they were being shut out of the american market because of the tax credits. has that been resolved? guest: it has been somewhat resolved. in some cases, the foreign manufactures just opening factories in the united states they say we have to play along so a have to open factories h

coming in right now, democrat joe manchin just now says he, quote, absolutely is thinking about leavinghe democrat party. he's also slamming biden's inflation reduction act as ineffective. he helped write it. and will house oversight subpoena joe and hunter biden? that's ramping up. new reports, senator bernie sanders who tells everyone to pay their fair share, he siphonedded off hundreds of thousands of his own campaign cash to a nonprofit run by his wife and stepson. and gop lawmakers demanding answers to new evidence the fbi targeting catholicses as domestic terrorists. more widespread than what the fbi had revealed. we've got congresswoman cath cam mack, former home home depot ceo bob far delhi, gop strategist ford o'connell and fox news contributor liz peek. i'm elizabeth macdonald, "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪ ♪ elizabeth: thank you for joining us. look who's back with us, republican house majority win -- whip, he's tom emmer, also on house financial services. what do you make of joe manchin saying he absolutely has thought about leaving the democrat party, and he's maki

>> reporter: yeah, i mean, joe manchin once again sort of publicly flirting with this notion of mayben independent. you know, joe manchin has not actually made his intentions known for 2024, not just at the presidential level, poppy, but whether or not he would run for reelection to his senate seat, which is up in west virginia, and obviously having the d for democrat in west virginia is not the best path to victory despite his past success. that might have something to do with his calculus, publicly putting out there he's attracted to the independent lane. >> kyung, there's some reference to special guests that the former president will be bringing with him. do we know who he'll be bringing to the fair? >> reporter: well, he's going to be officially bringing some of the florida representatives who have endorsed him, emphasis on florida. truly what he is also going to be doing by walking with these florida representatives is sending a signal to ron desantis, the governor of florida. certainly signaling, hey, these guys are with me, not with you, and making a very loud point as he walk

at 20% when they declared that, why bother, joe man shin manchin is a nonstarter, because republicanse inflation reduction act, he was hoodwinked. and democrats don't trust him he went against federal izing voting rights and build back better, they don't like that, i am going to be the party pooper, joe biden can run and joe biden can win, i look at this new york types focus group, okay? it was done by christian solis, she is good at what she does, they took 12 biden voters, 2020, do you think that joe biden is a strong leader, no, do you think he is disappointing as a president, they answered yes, do you think he should run in 2024, all answers no, 2 arwho are you voting for in 2024, all of them answered joe biden, why? they said the alternative scares us, the people vote against candidates these days. >> a great point. >> anita to you on that. >> i thought was interesting representative dean phillips, said i'm encouraging any other democrat, he was begging, come on, he was begging and naming people, you know there are a slough much governors that are just -- there ar are a slew of g

beau, his. >> joe manchin does nowhere is going come interesting. right moving on i got the catch. you people will be talking about this next week convicted found former donald trump lawyer michael cohen is reportedly mulling over whether to throw his hat in the ring for congress a democrat possibly challenging jerry nadler. he said he's very interested at a multitude of folks are encouraging him to run. that is a quote. my question is who exactly is encouraging to run, joe do you know? it snowed most of cnn anchors he's on there every other minute it makes sense or it's a shame in congress you do not have a running mate's key number of michael cohen michael avenatti ticket, can't lose one guys in prison the other guy was in prison. >> i'm pretty sure they could lose with that ticket. >> in new york you could browbeat nadler. >> that's true. i just thought of this finally we have someone who is a criminal before they go to congress. >> it is a point. >> is probably plenty, right? quick systems out there i don't know for. >> more to mark guys great to be with you. that doesn't for u

david: doesn't senator manchin, another story.he celebratory atmosphere of that meeting on wednesday rubbed against the grain. a lot of americans hurting now. homeowners are now spending 40% of their pre-tax income on their mortgages. there's nothing to celebrate here. >> that is why the numbers are impacted. mortgage payments are high, gas prices are still high. people are being told bidenomics is working. all around them, the household items they use or pay for are more expensive. i have two daughters, they notice you mentioned that 709 a month people are paying more because they notice, you tell them everything is fine they know it's not true. david: you have this extraordinary idea, the way they put their subsidies trillions of dollars, originally the plan was $400 billion, it is $1.2 trillion of subsidies with grand plans of having the government, government bureaucrats and politicians decide what's good for the economy, where that money is best invested rather than business people. does that make sense? >> it makes sense pol

question for no labels, do you put joe manchin out there? he was at a town hall for no labels. a lot of interesting maneuvers happening around the -- >> todd: joe manchin and larry hogan or hogan and kyrsten sinema. liererman doesn't mention this april thing. >> cheryl: he did not, he waited until fox news sunday. this is wild, stores are losing millions of dollars, multiple smash and grabs happens in los angeles, now this nike store, l.a. nike outlet, there was a sting operation. 10 people were arrested at the store. a million dollars has been lost in that store alone, according to robert pe,acock with l.a. county department. we have seen massive robberies happening in los angeles, how does the mayor respond? karen bass blames potential profit are if the crime crisis, telling fox 11, things like this happen when there is profit to be made. it is basically the consumer's fault we're getting massive amounts of retail smash and grabs because want to go out and buy yourself a nice purse or nike shoes, it is the viewer and consumers fault. >> as

president biden the first lady returning to the hideaway vacation manchin in lake tahoe hours after touringesident visited the victims and emergency workers as official searched for 1000 still missing. the president was greeted with cheers, frustration, protest and signs reading no, biden trying to tell survivors of the american people stand with you, he said for as long as it takes were going to be with you, the whole country will be with you but not all of them liked it. former president trump's is altering himself into the fulton county jail this thursday to surrender on all 13 felony counts stemming from the 2020 georgia election case. the bill will be set at $200,000 the source telling fox news digital the first arraignment in court appearance will happen sometime next month. this is his fourth indictment facing charges in new york, florida and washington, d.c. the gop front runner says it is in strict coordination with cricket joe biden d.o.j., told about election interference. here is a story to make a smile a brazilian stuntman taking things to new heights by creating the boone harn

. >> you may think you know the manchin story, but not like this. >> he's a very evil, sophisticated con man and knows exactly what he is doing. >> i will, and welcome to dateline. he was a charismatic ex-con who dreamed of becoming a rock star. then, he found a ragtag group of hippies in search of direction and purpose to follow him. in the, and they're toxic union would result in a frenzy of brutality. how is charles manson able to exert his influence to engineer a murderous rampage that would make him one of the most notorious figures in criminal history? here is keith morrison with manson. >> april 14th, 2016. a clear, blustery day outside of los angeles. inside the walls of the california institution for women, a greyhaired's excuse six year old woman appeared before a parole board as she has done it many times before. but this time something remarkable. >> a probe or panel is recommending the release of former charles manson follower leslie van houten. >> leslie van houten, a name on the list are forever linked on one of the most famous crimes and criminals of the 20th century.

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-- third-party member.d- he has apay ch toughgr electiong up, the idea of his posturing ip -- joe manchins a really coming up, so n this idea of him posturing in to the fact peaks that west virginia is a red stateswi, and i have to win in state. he is going to posture and say s don't like the president. he is going to say the president is terrible. that will hopefully garner him. enough votes to possibly win reelection. i don't see him mounting ag third-party campaign and no labels have said they wanted to be a spoilero no. >> final word. v >> if he does run, that's bad news for president bidenoes . there is low enthusiasm for the president and i think it takeses out from his vote. >> we have to leave it therethis panel. see you next week. and a reminder, we are a little more than a week away from the first 24 primary debate in milwaukee. the coverage begins august 23rd, 9 p.m. eastern on fox newschannel. coming up, the most awarded gospel artist of all time sitse down to talk about her faith and her powerful music and why she is so passionate about the next generation. >>> she is the bes

. >> nbc reports that democratic senator joe manchin is skipping a major bid at the white house nextar anniversary of the inflation reduction act. as he mulls a possible 2024 run against president biden. this comes after he announced thursday during a radio interview that he is seriously considering changing his party affiliation from democrat to independent. what is your thoughts on what whether manchin would be a spoiler for biden, or four republicans if you chose to run as an independent? >> let's be real, if he runs as an independent, he will absolutely be a spoiler for democrats. ultimately likely handing any presidency options to donald trump and the republicans. and that will be extremely harmful to our country. so as he is considering this with no label, i really hope that you understand the impacts that it will have on our democracy. the impact that it will have on our countries and institutions. if he does that, because he has no shot at winning, rev, and when it comes to him changing his police coloration, we have heard it all before. great? anytime he faces any type of fr

. >> you know who it is a sign manchin.n sinema. a, okay, does anybody really care at this point because he's probably gonna lose that relate campaign anyway. what do you think democrats ought to think about this? >> as much of as it's frustrating to democrats i think we should let joe manchin do his thing. you're at that he's not in a favorable position for reelection against republican nominee jim just, with current governor. i think he's looking for any way to separate himself from the national democratic brand and survive an office and if he feels he needs to be an independent that's fine for him and it wouldn't alter his actual behavior in congress that much. i'm not sure what material it's gonna make but it may help him stay in office. -- if it turns out that he wins and it's 50/50 senate again. >> then it will be an oil company executive, which is what he is anyway. i'm willing to sign a pledge. i'm an old haboob fan and i believe love the fact that women in hip-hop are getting a moment to shine. and tony hilton did

. >> have you talked to joe manchin? >> joe manchin, cornell west. >> you want him in the primary?hat's why we have primaries because that doesn't undermine the likelihood of returning in this case a democrat to the white house. enter the primary, my friends and everybody on the bench, don't wait five years. we need you now. >> you're waiting for somebody whom you said -- >> how long will you wait? >> waiting is like hopes and prayers. i'm actively inviting, encouraging to people that are ready and know it's time to take the chance. >> you met with donors, are you meeting with candidates -- >> if donors and average, everyday, wonderful, normal americans are coming to me of all people you don't think they're approaching those people in much higher numbers with more frequency? >> i know they are, and i'll make the decisionqn once i do m darnedest in the next month or two to encourage others to do so. please, this is an appeal to everybody of good conscience and good character, let's turn the page and imagine how fun, hopeful and exciting would be. we will do it. foo dean philips, dem