. >> not donald, on the democratic side marianne williamson -- poised to announce her second bid forcement in march. so far, she's the only democrat openly talking about challenging president biden. should we take her potential candidacy seriously? >> well, look, i think that president biden already has the overwhelming support of the democratic party. marianne williamson, in my recollection, she didn't even finish in the new hampshire primary or iowa caucus. so, i'm not really quite sure what her starting point is or what her rationale is, to run as a democrat. i think democrats have been incredibly united, both on capitol hill, but also around the president, and i don't see any problem to him walking towards the nomination, and i think marianne williamson or any other democrat who might challenge the president is going to be a blip on the screen. >> donna, before we go, i wanted to get your thoughts about jimmy carter, the 98-year-old former president who announced through his foundation he has decided to receive hospice care at home. i know the former president helped inspire you

should >> i have a lot to say about marianne williamson. because when she was on i mean, her voice, you hear like she would paforting presence. i would pay a very hefty monthly fee for any time i'm freaking out. >> just be able to call her and have her be like, you're okay. g and we kind of need like sheur couldn't do worse than i thinkmy she could do a little better in some ways. like, i think sho eae woulstd go palestine. yeah, it would probably be because she thought that bringingcause healing crystalsl would solve that. >> but shed wouldgo go to the department of peace is not r the worst idea because i mean, our department of defense, i think we should go bacbeink tt being that instead of the department of wars, making me money. thank you. thank you. i'm the kind guy. you >> benson, i want to ask you a strategic question. she's launching her campaign at 2:00 p.m. on a saturday. is there a more less relevant time slot? cnn? i i mean, other than eight p.m.les on cnn, is there a less elevanrelevant time slot? >> well, and she apparently ma

marianne williamson is entering the president primary. on thursday, she does not want to do it with an outlet of limited exposure like cnn. he she would not be running for president as she feels her greatest hope at this time. how great is this, by the way? biden's greatest hope at this time is an martian invasion. marianne ran for the white house in 2020 on a platform of creating a department of peace. and part of her platform, free flying brooms for everyone. maybe this time those ideas will stick but only if her dream catcher is turned on. it was one year ago when she and yours truly got into a bit of a conversation right on this very show, hit it, girl! >> let's start with stacey abrams. this had nothing to do with the photo opt, it is the politics of distraction. let's talk about the mistakes she did a photo opt so people will not listen to the important things she's trying to say to the people of georgia. >> can i jump in here though? what she's demonstrating is very different and masking children is an abuse. >> i will give you tha

joe biden versus marianne williamson, i would love to see it.shback from the isolationist democrats who have been unhappy with his handling of the ukraine matter. but the fact is, democrats are really stuck between a rock and hard place because joe biden's the only senator who pulled off in the midterms, defending every one of his party seats up for re-election. so what are you going to do with a guy who is 80 years old and looks like he might croak. who do you replace him with? buttigieg? mayor -- mayor pete or kamala. cheryl: no one is wishing for the president toes to pass awa. cara, go ahead. >> i want to talk about the elephant in the room. you have former president trump going on truth social attacking ron de santis and like you said, ron question de santis is busy . how does that look head to head? there's polling on a trump versus de santis, de santis versus biden. what do you make of the republican primary and a trump versus biden head to head if it comes to that. >> let's remember how trump won in 2016. its was looking forward, calling

2024 president biden has drawn his first democratic challenger, best selling self-help author marianne williamsont. joining us now to discuss this white house reporter for bloomberg kayla gardener. do they anticipate jump into the primary the longer joe biden does not say he's running? >> i don't think the white house ever expected to get a serious challenger and i wonder if they would even consider marianne williamson a serious challenger at that. i think they risk here giving her too much attention. she's already said she's disagreed with his view on the economy, which we know is always a huge issue for voters. it was in the mid-terms and will likely be again in 2024. and so they risk giving her attention but also having to address this very real criticism that biden has faced that he is disconnected with every day americans who are going to the grocery store and seeing high prices on eggs and continuing to feel the effects of inflation. and so it's certainly an annoyance to them, but i don't think we're expecting any other prominent democrats especially anyone holding public office to jump bet

and there's marianne williamson, and some say, what chance does she have. might be following in this case if it looks like she might be registering. doug, as a democratic pollster, what do you read into the williamson challenge? >> you make an important point, neil. when i was in the clinton white house, our prime goal was to prevent jesse jackson or any other opponent to run against bill clinton and divide the democratic electorate. joe biden has a similar goal. democrats have consolidated recently behind him, yes, but there's still substantial disapproval, particularly many on the far left. if marianne williamson or others appeal to that it could be damaging in a close general election, which the polls now show it to be in the fall of 2024. neil: you know to that point and i'll pursue this, lee, with you as well. to finish off a democratic point with doug. when ted kennedy challenged jimmy carter, he might have survived that, but losing the election and not blaming that on ted kennedy, but generally the challenges in the party at the white house. >> they

a 2024 bid spiritual advisor and self propelled author marianne williamson making a second straight runcent interview with "politico" williamson took aim at president biden saying "apparently biden will run on a message the economy is even stronger. that speaks to the disconnect between the analysis of party leads versus the struggle of everyday americans. president biden has still not announced his 2024 plans. williams will make official announcement march 4th and washington. >> todd: energy bill increasing into january as electricity bills are up 12%. fuel, oil, natural gas up nearly 30%, but despite all that, vice president kamala harris has this to say. >> for working families, we have reduced heating and electricity bills. so folks have more money in their pocket to buy things like school supplies or replace the dishwasher or take a family vacation. >> todd: huh? california resident joins me, jeff, where is all this extra money that kamala harris keeps talking about? do you have it? >> no we don't have it. we have a lot more bills and that is definitely the problem. we have our ele

they all said -- once that crack is open, my sense is you'll get a couple minor candidates, marianne williamson and a few others. she is spending money new hampshire. as the months go on, i think early fall you will see a couple midtier level candidates running new hampshire. then the floodgates will open, and my sense is you will have one or two significant candidates with a ton of money. some billionaire say we put up a two-year of joe biden, we are not putting up with six more. if they will run through that door and he will be in trouble. it is going to be a circus and a lot of fun, and it will happen in new hampshire first. guaranteed. [laughter] [applause] coming -- come in and enjoy the show. >> i think it would be hard for us to find any cooperation of private enterprise in america who does not adopt as your faith budgeting. how do you get zero base funding understood by federal authorities and adopted by the states and federal government? the reason i ask for is because i am appalled to learn that a trillion dollars has gone -- unaccounted for at the pentagon alone and this last budget

you ever seen anything like that mare not with a marianne williamson but other candidates that mightto joy the frey because she scores points. >> it's definitely possible, neil. you mentioned the reason why. 84% of democratic primary voters in that fox poll approve of the job he's doing as president, 53% want to see somebody else. they want to move on. there's that opportunity. this is one of those situations where fortune would favor the bull. who is that candidate? it's a delicate balance. they have to make their case without seeming disloyal to joe biden and to do as james carville top hand him a gold watch and usher him off the stage. maybe gavin newsome thinks it's his time. other people mentioned j.b. pri pritzker. it won't be kamala harris or pete buttigieg. >> neil: you have to see how the president does in the polls. let's go to south carolina. if she does well enough, it could tempt other in the race like in 1968, gene mccarthy well enough to push the president out and encourage people like bobby kennedy to get in. it takes a panic situation and a crisis for that to occur,

. >> former presidential candidate marianne williamson said she's exploring another run in 2024.out that news? >> i think she's building a personal brand and rallying her range of wellness and new age supporters. i think she's an interesting figure on the american political stage. i'm sure president biden may welcome her into the field but i think it's more of a side game than anything else. >> third party candidates outside of mainstream candidates have a lot of difficulty catching fire in a presidential race. >> thank you so much to you both. >> thank you. >>> it's the defense's turn in the alex murdaugh double murder trial. the prosecution presented key evidence and has rested its case. what strategy should the defense take now? we'll discuss, next. love can get a little messy... good thing thehere's resolve. love the love. resolve the mess. think he's postingng about all that ancient roman coinage? no. he's making real-time money moves with merrill. so no matter what the market doing, he's ready. and that's... how you collect coins. your money ner stops working for you with m

cheryl: hear week off to races marianne williamson not insure would i jump up and down to donate to herng technique interesting to see who is willing to throw hat in the resigning you've got he former president trump, mike pence nikki haley, biggest thing i think if republicans can stay focused on border, if they can stay focused on crime, and obviously, inflation, because inflation is out of control, we are going to be getting more data this morning. i think this could be a very, very fascinating election cycle. maria: i remember last primary 17 people up there, i think one of the dark horses is mike pompeo former secretary of state will likely announce running as well, white house press second karine jean-pierre committing freudian slip yesterday watch. >> so today as you all saw an hour or so ago president obama announced that -- pardon me, president biden. [laughter], whoa! that is news. maria: president obama, we don't know if president obama is the one handling the strings, for joe biden anyway joe, because -- obama people working for joe biden right now, i remember that interview

marianne williamson who ran in 2020 is now the first democrat to launch a 2024 bid.spiritual adviser and self-help author says she will make an official announcement next week in washington and republicans are set to hold their first presidential primary debate in milwaukee in august. the rnc is looking to -- into holding between 12 debates before the national republican national convention. so far former president trump, former south carolina governor nikki haley, and entrepreneur vivek ramaswamy have all announced their candidacy. and actor michael b. jordan suiting up in giants' blue to recreate what he calls the greatest catch in nfl history with the man who fed odell beckham jr. the ball eli manning. >> deep ball down the right sideline. >> jump ball. makes the catch for the touchdown. well, what a catch. >> ridiculous. >> ashley: the actor who is a lifelong giants fan says the catch wasn't identical since he wasn't able to snag the ball with one hand like beckham did. i guess beckham didn't have that little padding there either. >> brian: right. that's true. th

but we do have an alternative the spiritual guru marianne williamson former democratic presidential candidateall of this inseparability talks for the possibility of writing for the democratic nomination for president in 2024. lisa, was spiritual guru is looking to revive her candidacy which got like two votes it tells you may be at least there are some on the democratic side saying i don't know there could be an opportunity here for. >> i like her. i find her interesting. i don't know it makes things interesting it spices things up and gavin newsom visited the white house and biden was on international trip was probably measuring the drapes there. [laughter] i was of the mind that joe biden did poorly in the midterms he might kinda bow out. obviously democrats did more strongly than we thought. do not know alyssa classified documents does him in. i don't know i don't know if he exits. >> so look, if there were a democrat, they could find a way to put in there to try and replace kamala harris, who would it be? like to be gavin newsom. that is their pic that is who they really want. i believe t

and 2020 democratic contender marianne williamson is expected to make her own announcement that she is running for the white house again. she would be the first democrat to challenge president biden thus far. the country is wrestling with the news that our 39th president jimmy carter has decided to receive hospice care at home this weekend at the age of 98. president biden has been briefed on carter's hat. biden hasn't been one of the senate's earlier supporters of carter's campaign for president. i was just a young activist when president carter took office. i've always appreciated his grace and our actions over the years. my thoughts and prayers are with his family. we start this evening with senator ben cardin, democrat of maryland. senator, first of all, thank you for joining us this evening. it's perfect time to have a member of the senate foreign relations committee with us. so, this is right ahead of president biden's trip to poland tomorrow. he will speak to the world and ukraine's nato allies from the same location he did last year when he told the world that russian president

you've got marianne williamson out there saying she may run, so he should be challenged. oh, absolutely. he should be challenged. this is democracy. is not a dictatorship. >> voters deserve to have choice, period. >> yes, they do deserve a choice. and republicans will have lots of options. but that's wishful thinking for the democrats. so i have to say, sorry, gavin. sorry, jb. sorry, gretchen. gretchen, you're going to have to wait your turn then in 2020 for the voters who've gotten shafted these past few years, they'll finally have their turn. and that's the angle. joining me now is steven miller, senior adviser to president trump and founder of america first legal, as well as charlie hurt, washington times opinion editor, also a fox news contributor. charlie, what do you make of this kind of slow mo entrance into the race? by the biden team? well, i think the obvious answer to that is that he's got these real problems on his hands. you've got whether it's the economy or our standing in the world, it's a real hard case for joe biden to make the argument that that he sho

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