thanks, marianne williamson.sident himself. i want to go to jacqui heinrich at the white house and how they're preparing for this. they seem to be dismissing her. i don't know if that could you come at their own peril what are you hear something. >> they're not really weighing in one way or the other. it's not on their radar, which as the incumbent president, you can expect that to be their position. but start embracing this stuff. a lot of what marianne williamson said makes biden sound almost conservative in comparison. that could potentially help him with an electorate that has accused him of being too far to the left. you know, they've made the point often that if voters were as progressive as the base wants buy ten -- biden to be, you'd have bernie sanders in the white house. maybe they should react. >> neil: has moved further left. is there a threat that that hangs on him? >> it's interesting. you can see them making this late turn to the middle with willow. we'll see if they do something with the border. w

is activist, leader, author of politics of love and 2024 democratic presidential candidate marianne williamsonto the sunday show. >> thank you for having me jonathan. >> politics are one thing, but by many objective measures president biden's first term has been tremendously successful -- record job creation, low unemployment, big infrastructure plans passed by congress. why are you running to replace him in the white house now? >> you call him tremendously successful. this is not about him personally. you say it's tremendously successful. if you were among the 20% of americans who are doing pretty well in this economy, that makes sense. to the 80% of americans who represent a vast sea of economic despair outside of that island. you still have 64% of all americans who are living paycheck to paycheck. we still have 18 million americans who can't even fulfill the prescriptions that they have gotten. that would be settled if we had universal health care. we have not lifted minimum wage. they hid behind the skirts of the parliamentarian on that. we have a third of americas workforce living a less

. >> with the race for 2024 heating up, jon karl speaks with marianne williamson. rick klein breaks down the state of play. plus, analysis from our powerhouse round table. >>> and -- >> should this be a partisan issue, equality for all people? >> certainly there should be nothing partisan about that. >> a century after the equal rights amendment was first introduced, rachel scott reports on the latest effort to enshrine gender equality in the > good morning, and welcome to "this week." as we come on the air this morning, ohio is dealing with another train derailment. 20 cars of southern norfolk -- of a noh norfolk southern train derailed. pete buttigieg ha been in touch with ohio's governor. a shelter in place has now been lifted and officials say no hazardous spill has occurred. it comes amid a flurry of transit scares and east palestine's handling of the toxic derailment, and multiple serious close calls that have raised questions about aviation safety. ohio's sherrod brown is standing by, but gio benitez starts us off. good morning, gio. >> reporter: george, the

there it was when asked about the progressive woman, marianne williamson and her 2024 presidential bidkarine jean pierre decided to well in leftist circles. i believe they call this other ring. i mean, if i had a what is it called? a little little globe here. first of all that. i can tell you, but i can't imagine a paul whatever if i can feel her aura. i just i just don't have it. i just don't have anything to share on that. oh i found that truly disgusting. actually who the hell is this ridiculous laughing stock of a press secretary to patronize and sneer at marianne williamson. marianne williamson has more integrity, more principal and an infinitely more substantive contribution to make to our politics. korean korean jean pierre will ever have much more up ahead. ♪ ♪ to all the chevy silverado owners out there. the adventurers and the doers. to everyone that works hard and plays hard. whether it's your first silverado or your tenth. thank you for making chevy silverado the #1 best-selling retail full-size pickup. fox news audio on sirius xm america is listening. so bernie's been out

there it was when asked about the progressive woman, marianne williamson and her 2024 presidential bidrine jean pierre decided to well in leftist circles. i believe they call this other ring. i mean, if i had a what is it called? a little little globe here. first of all that. i can tell you, but i can't imagine a paul whatever if i can feel her aura. i just i just don't have it. i just don't have anything to share on that. oh i found that truly disgusting. actually who the hell is this ridiculous laughing stock of a press secretary to patronize and sneer at marianne williamson. marianne williamson has more integrity, more principal and an infinitely more substantive contribution to make to our politics. korean korean jean pierre will ever have much more up ahead. i'm a screen addicted, tween. and if i'm not posting on social media, i don't feel seen a mom. look, mom. oh my god. mom you gotta look at this. keeping my eyes on the road is paying off with driveways post about that ring. no cheese. no, thank you blocked me stop. that was awesome. hey, what's your adult tag? you dr wise from

. >> democratic presidential candidate and author marianne williamson met with voters in new hampshire part of the first trip to the state since declaring she's running in the 2024 presidential race. >> good afternoon everybody, thank you for being here i am the director for marianne williamson president. [inaudible] >> it's my pleasuree to introdue to you today our first african-american city council, the first african-american assistant mayor in new hampshire and puerto rican i can tell you how proud i am of his achievements and of course five years of a small business owner the cup of joe and a native for a better new hampshire for all of us these welcome assisted mayor joanna kelly. >> thank you, thank you, everyone for being here it is an honor to have you here, we act cup of joe are celebrating our fifth every three here today so were so excited and it affected so many people. a little bit about the space michael creating cup of joe was an inclusive environment for everyone and to create a location with a beaded connector and one of the privileges i now have because i'm allowed a

>> marianne williamson, very unlikely to become the democratic nominee or the next president.he fact she's in the race now when even president biden himself is not, gives her an opportunity to make a case to democratic voters in key states that might be looking for another option. listening to her announcement speech yesterday at an interview with jon that we'll see later this morning, she's talking about economic justice. she's talking about bernie sanders-style progressivism, and there's a good church of democrats in the country that are for whatever reason disaffected with what the biden presidency has meant so far. the fact they may have an alternative in marianne williamson and potentially others, i wouldn't discount the possibility that it would at least make some noise. >> things definitely starting to heat up. rick, thank you so much. appreciate you as always. >>> and tune in later this morning to "this week." george stephanopoulos interviews senator sherrod brown of ohio and senator dan sullivan act the toxic cleanup in east palestine, and a new bipartisan rail safety

williamson: are you ready to do it again? >> i am. i did your mornings with marianne in 2021. ms. lliamson: i want to introduce you, i don't know where -- >> do you mind if we do a quick picture? i emailed but nobody answered me. ms. williamson: thank you. >> thank you so much. ms. williamson: who did you send an email to? >> well, when i signed up to come to this, i emailed and was like, -- [indiscernible] -- a bunch of people from concord last night. ms. williamson: ok. please go back to the volunteer hub. >> thank you, thank you. [indiscernible] there are some guys here who want to say hi. >> i'm sorry. i used to work in new hampshire state -- [indiscernible] -- for five years. seeing you in the chamber was pretty fun. i don't think we've ever had candidates up. you being the first. especially with the change in the new hampshire primary. huge deal. it was great. it was very good. ms. williamson: it was fun. >> how long were you there for? ms. williamson: probably half an hour. i spoke for 6 1/2 minutes or something. >> i think they were closing today or something like that. [in

i'm the state director for marianne williamson. it is my pleasure to introduce to you today our first african-american on the city council here in portsmouth, our first african-american assistant mayor in the state of new hampshire and as a puerto rican, i can't tell you how proud i am of these achievements. and of course, five years as a small business owner here at cup of joe. granite stater native. please welcome assistant mayor kelly. [applause] mayor kelly: thank you. thank you. thank you, everyone, so much for being here. it is an honor to have you all here as we -- as a small business owner, we -- at cup of joe we're celebrating our fifth anniversary here today. so we're so excited to have survived the pandemic that we know affected so many people but a little bit about this space for those that haven't been here. it is to create a fully increwsive environment for everyone. to really create a location that was a community corrector. and one of the privileges i have now because of that i am allowed and can host wonderful peop

the white house not taking marianne williamson's bid too seriously, nor do we to, but it is telling.ere expecting a tough midterms, that maybe there would be for the first time in several cycles, an intra-party challenge for a sitting president. that no longer seems to be the case. talk to us a little bit about how the white house now views the months ahead as they ramp up an expected bid. >> i think the white house is feeling very confident right now. i think the majority of democrats are sort of lining up behind biden and expressing their support for him. we have seen a few people sort of raise concerns about his age at 80 years old. others like joe manchin saying they want to see who else is jumping into the race before they ultimately endorse. it's still pretty early. biden has yet to officially announce, and there's a lot that could happen between now and then. that being said, biden still says he intends to run and seek re-election. i'm sure they're feeling very confident at this point. like you mentioned, they're not really taking this challenge from marianne williamson very s

i don't consider marianne williamson to be much of a threat.ual adviser and a 2020 -- two might not even make the debate stage, let's be honest. i think the best way to handle her is not to address her at all. i don't think many people consider her to be a major democrat, and age is a concern for some for biden, but she is 70 years old. she doesn't exactly represent a new generation of leadership, either. she has no platform to speak of other than some nebulous department of peace. so, she's not a threat to biden. and i think many democrats are rallying behind the president. he -- has been able to overcome historic headwinds like high inflation, but historical trends against the party in the white house. he has passed tremendous legislation like the inflation reduction act and the bipartisan infrastructure bill. so, democrats are saying, let him have a second chance. the stakes are so high. we cannot afford another four years of trump. >> susan, so with this news, of course, we have to talk cpac as well. you just spoke with vaughn hillyard at t

yes, marianne williamson i do not know what her deal is.id not even get past the primary last time. so biden, my goodness, he has gotten people to talk -- drop the diabetes medication so insulin is -- that is a huge thing. host: the one company who decided to cap at $35 i think was pfizer of -- if i believe rightly -- correctly. caller: lily. but once one does it they -- the others have to follow. and this could have been done already. i am really grateful to biden. i think he has done a great job. so i am looking forward to it. and him carrying on. host: that is colleen in michigan let's hear from diane in new jersey a former support -- a supporter of former president trump. hello. caller: thank you for taking my call. i think we need to have donald trump back in office. i will go right to the border issue. our children are being destroyed by the fentanyl. our. country is being poisoned by it. when you think of all the people that are coming over i feel sorry for them because en route the girls are being raped the children are being stolen

. >>> on the road to the 2024 presidential race, right now, marianne williamson is announcing her run for resident, setting up a likely long-sought primary challenge to president biden. let's listen in. >> martin luther king said that our lives begin to end on the date that we stop talking about things that matter. we are here today to talk about something that matters a lot. that is the united states of america. now, we are all here because we care about this country. but, we are all here, or at least many of us are, because we are upset about this country. we are worried about this country. we are concerned about this country. and, we know this country is plagued by many challenges now, not the least of which is a treat and division, which is greater than any of us have experienced in our national life. it is our job to create a vision by justice and love that is so powerful that it will override the forces of hatred and injustice and fear. it is one thing, though, to say that we are here because we want to do that. it is another thing to know how do we do that? and, as one young ma

self-help author marianne williamson is running for president again.he announced her longshot democratic primary challenge to president biden today in washington. williamson ran in 2020 despite some debate performances that went viral. she dropped out before the iowa caucuses. tough guy actor tom sizemore has died. he was as well known for his problems with the law as he was for his roles in films like saving private ryan, black hawk down and natural born killers. he twice went to prison, once for abusing an ex-girlfriend and one for drugs. he suffered a brain aneurysm two weeks ago and died last night. he was 61 years old. still to come on pbs news weekend, the link between the use of a popular artificial sweetener and greater risk of blood clots and a brief but spectacular take on improving alzheimer's patients quality of life. >> this is pbs news weekend from w eta studios in washington, home of the pbs newshour on pbs. >>or decades, americans have been consuming sugar substitutes in their morning coffee, their desserts and diet drinks. from the ear

like author marianne williamson, who this weekend announced a long shot bid to challenge president bidenor the democratic nomination. and jericka, tomorrow president biden will speak at an event hosted by the international firefighters association. that event could be seen as an indicator for his 2024 intentions because he spoke at the same event before announcing his bid in 2019. jericka? >> all right, willie, thank you. from washington tonight. >>> another norfolk southern train derailed in ohio this weekend. it's been just one month since a separate train operated by the transportation company crashed and spilled hazardous material in a rural area. cbs's shanelle kaul joins us now with the latest on this new investigation. good evening, shanelle. >> reporter: good evening. and this is the company's second train derailment in just the last month, jericka. we can tell you the previous one happened in east palestine, ohio, and what we saw there was toxic chemicals dumped into the water and soil. these recent incidents now prompting public and political scrutiny when it comes to rail safe

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. >> reporter: on the democrat side, author marianne williamson launched a long shot effort to challengeresident biden for the nomination, although mr. biden has not officially announced a bid for re-election. so just 37% of democrats nationwide actually want president biden to seek a second term, according to a recent poll by the "associated press." on the gop side, trump overwhelmingly won the cpac straw poll last weekend with 62% support followed by ron desantis who only got 20%. back to you. >> interesting. jarred hill in new york. thank you. >>> breaking overnight, the fbi says four u.s. citizens were kidnapped after gunmen opened fire on their vehicle in northern mexico. officials say that they were in a white minivan with north carolina plates when they entered the mexican city of matamoros from brownsville, texas, on friday. the fbi says that they were placed in a vehicle and taken away. the agency is offering a $50,000 reward for their return and the arrest of those responsible. >>> more winter storm warnings are in effect for parts of an already battered california with the hea

. >> reporter: while some candidates jump out, others are jumping in like author marianne williamson announced a long-shot bid to challenge biden from a democratic nomination. >> reporter: tomorrow president biden will speak at an event hosted by the international firefighters association. that event could be seen as an indicator for his 2024 intentions because he spoke at the same event before announcing his bid in 2019. jericka? >> all right, willie, thank you from washington tonight. >>> another norfolk southern train derailed in ohio this weekend. it's been just one month since a separate train operated by the transportation company crashed and spilled hazardous material in a rural area. we have the latest on this new investigation. good evening. >> reporter: good evening. and this is the company's second train derailment in just the last month. we can tell you the previous one happened in east palestine, ohio. what we saw there was toxic chemicals dumped into the water and soil. these recent incidents now prompting public and political scrutiny when it comes to rail safety acros

meantime democrat marianne williamson, announcing she will run again, the self help author spoke exclusively to abc's jonathan karl. i don't see myself as running against joe biden. i see this campaign is challenging a system. as for biden at age 80, he's the oldest serving president in us history , but says he will run again. my intentions from it hasn't been from the beginning to run. but there's too many other things they have to finish in the near term before i started campaign, also officially in the race, former south carolina governor and u. n ambassador nikki haley haley attended cpac last week as well. and while she did see some support, she was also heckled by trump supporters. liz lindsay. thank you. as the war rages to ukrainian pilots are in arizona to train with us military pilots of pentagon officials said the pilots are there to improve their flying skills, but they will you simulators and not fly actual aircraft. there's no word, though, on whether the u. s. is changing its mind about sending f 16 fighter jets to ukraine. meanwhile russian forces are advancing in the battle

. >> breaking tonight marianne williamson is in challenging biden although as the presidential candidate is out larry hogan has announced he is not running trump tops the cpac poll that gets underway this weekend but we start with the story that we broke over two years ago taking a dramatic turn in the last few days the origins of covid. welcome to "the next revolution" live from new york. holding the first hearing on the origins of covid. millions dead trails of dollars wrapped up in so much pain and suffering i don't know how many times i have to say this in media understand the point wuhan china is where the crime took credit for 25 china of course hold them accountable for letting the virus cover-up that the central question we must face is what leaked from the wuhan had in my was that there? the first to ask inevitably it can comes to the conclusion. that it's not the china virus if anything it is the fauci virus. establishing that is not a political or personal vendetta but doing all we can to make sure again and again. it is the us government not just the chinese regime. was causa

basically, the marianne williamsons of dog breed. i didn't write that.e. take a look at this fella. ♪ >> you know, maybe i am wrong but the producer who made that montage is gay. [ laughter ] >> i feel violated. all right, dana, i turn to you. i turn into you. [ laughter ] >> it is true. >> i am thrilled for you. >> yeah. >> i don't believe you. >> i think you are a much nicer person now. >> do thank you think that's true? >> no, not really. >> i think i added another layer of stress. >> it is another layer of stress and you do get some joy and you are talking a lot more pictures now. you are really getting out there. the thing is, they get robbed of everything and that's fine. i congratulate the french bulldogs on this win for a year. it will only last a year because the french always surrender. [ applause ] >> this is the first too many, dana that i have done something that like maps with the mainstream. >> i know. >> it is weird. >> this is like all of a sudden you are going to start listening to keith urban and kenny chesney. taylor swift. >> oh, it

longshot candidate marianne williamson will make her white house beneficial and be the first democrat up. those are your headlines. one medical organization is removed from upcoming conference that they have been attending for 15 years. they are pro-life. their ceo -- up next. >> meta-professionals were banned after 15 years of attendance for being pro-life. republicans are boycotting those in charge, even if it means taking the american college of ob/gyns for refusing meetings, american association of pro-life obstetrician and gynecologist, doctor first - doctor christina francis joins us now. great to have you on today. you've been tabling for 15 years for your pro-life group. why are you being banned now? tell us about the circumstances of how you got banned. you only found out after you got there. >> thank you for having me on. you said i with the pro-life association, we are professional medical organization that represents thousands of pro-life medical professionals from across the country. we started as a special interest group and have been exhibiting an important conference f

. >> breaking tonight marianne williamson is in challenging biden although as the presidential candidategan has announced he is not running trump tops the cpac poll that gets underway this weekend but we start with the story that we broke over two years ago taking a dramatic turn in the last few days the

marianne williamson is probably not that. >> chris lehmann, you are agreeing over here.bsolutely right. the democratic party is a gerontocracy. there has been, as you noted, movement on the house side. but it's noteworthy that the activist base, the democratic party clung to an insurgent candidate, bernie sanders, who is now also 80. so it is a real problem in the republicans. one thing i will say is they have been very ruthless about getting rid of all the leaders. and bringing on, bringing in young blood into positions of influence. i think the democratic party would benefit greatly to any of that. >> speaking of bernie sanders in the progressive movement. has president biden done enough to get support from progressives? >> yeah, as i mentioned earlier, i think there's some anxiety already around these issues. accused test driving a version of family detention and immigration policy. as i said, he has reversed these d.c. crime reforms. those are all very conventional, you know, in part because he's not facing a primary challenge. biden is also talking towards a general

vegas is putting us odds of winning is one in marianne williamson which is not ideal okay.make america great again but he is going to make license plates great again from behind bars do not sleep on tiger king. everyone watched tiger king and the pandemic that was to go to show if you remember when we started that 152,800 days to slow the spread. we are watching joe exotic regrets kissing ptsd to see them for that exact same region. we all had to watch that it was a dark time to correct his mullet disney ptsd forgot to do like a good mullet. have you ruled out as his running mate? what's libertarian. i nominate candidate tiger king at kennedy. >> i love this. don't forget you can catch me live april 7 at the tower theatre in oregon. in light at the egyptian theater in boise, idaho. that is not all but look at the great graphic for more upcoming dates, tomi lahren i will throw it to you. >> how to beat that? i will try. loyal university of chicago professor claims a new social media trend of showing off perfectly organize home pantries is rooted in what else? racism and sexi

. >> is the president annoyed, frustrated with marianne williamson for jumping into the race ahead off i had a little globe here i can tell you, but if i can feel her aura, i don't have anything to share on that >> julie: they need is superstar? most of us have never heard of her. >> she have is not it or doesn't have the it factor. michelle obama doesn't want it. the problem is joe biden. according to real clear politics average he has 38% in a democrat primary right now. that is pathetic. when 2/3 of the american people think we are going on the wrong track as a country you have a problem. the problem for the democrats is they are stuck with joe biden because i've seen a deeper bench on the bad news bears. >> julie: the president has yet to announce he is going to run again. but all signs are pointing to that he does plan on doing so. does he have it in him another four years, leslie, in all seriousness. some have said getting up airplane stairs will be a hurdle. leading the country for another four years is a much bigger hurdle. >> i sometimes have trouble with those airplane stair

and the hubris that guy, but the only person at the clinic to find a democratic side is marianne williamsoneep an eye on her. i so, as this is not developing before as charlie, will you think were going to be one year from now? >> i think, will first of i think a republican on the republican side is gonna be a magnificent sight i think it's gonna be a great fight and is gonna demonstrate yet again that all of the ideas, all the honest debate is going on in politics is on the republican side. there is no honest debate going on in the democrat side. and i do think i agree with you, i think joe biden is running, and i think it's kind of interesting because he is given the store away to the left-wing lunatics of his party. and that's how he keeps -- she's kind of kept a serious challenge from bernie sanders or some other cook like that from coming to his left. the problem is, of course these policies are horrifically unpopular and they're actually punishing americans and actually hurting them. so, i think, a year from now he's going to be moving along and were going to be watching over the repu

singul e candidate and that does seem to be joe biden and it's not welcome the candidacy of marianne williamson is so much of a consensus anyone that the potential bible, guess what get on board get on train for joe biden. >> he adopted the bernie sanders platform, a lot of these that had challenge establishment have effectively been welcomed with open arms, where is a conflict joe is willing to be the vessel for the crazy socialism let's run joe again, this part of the reason you don't see a hardluck challenge to joe biden ended now announce an advisory board this is a perspective biden campaign of people that would be surrogates for joe biden, gavin newsom somebody who's a possible rival and elizabeth warren in the bottom left is run before, westmore that they want to chat more and more as official presidential candidate, maybe it means joe's can be the basement strategy again and you push on the pot to speak on his behalf. >> that's a table full of rivals that have not been added to the advisory board for joe biden. >> you co-op that, that also means anything can happen to joe biden any minu

griff: they have marianne williamson too who declared.get, kevin, it felt like the president unveiling his budget was the start of a campaign where you are laying things out among them some suggestions which is raising a lot of eyebrows and that is to tax unrealized capital gains. what do you make of the budget and why are republicans say it's dead on arrival? >> listen, that's aspirational budget that the president has put forward. clear indication that he is running in 2024 because he wants to campaign on this, he wants to talk about expanding child tax credit, paying down the deficit, expanding military payments as well. this is largest defense increase in a long time because of our strategic situations with china, with russia, other competitive powers around the globe. this is a budget that the president can run on and we will see what the republican response, we haven't seen it. griff: we have mark latter's with raise the debt to 17 trillion. >> trillions of dollars of new taxes when your economy is on the border of a recession. one

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but i have a good authority that marianne williamson is running to the courthouse and legally changing her name to don't know. because that's the person that has the best shot against joe biden. it tells you everything you need to know about the fact that the democrats don't have a bench. there's not a group of 10 or 12 or 15 people that are -- when i say they're not lined up, there's a lot of people lined up to do it. but many of them are reruns. what you tonight have is a fresh new group that really has the willingness to step up, get on the platform and say, here am i, send me. that's really a problem for their party. >> let's take a look at some of these other numbers. you know, the president is under water in the deepest areas are the economy and the foreign affairs. when you see what's happening with the new alliances between china and russia and you see the spy balloon going over and our drone getting shot down, i see a lot of migration in the numbers that i think may have something to do with all of that. >> yeah, 100%. the president is under water on every issue. but he's won

the 2024 candidate marianne williamson, the only democrat challenging biden, saying i would immediately cancel the willow project. we're either going to save the planet or we're not. congressman adam schiff said it had is a mistake to approve drilling if does nothing to move us to energy independent and risks harm to the environment. but biden is getting praise on the right. lisa murkowski says i thank them for listening to alaskans and encouraging the right diagnose on willow. if there is a primary, it could potentially become an issue. progressives are vowing to make biden feel pain from this. the climate group called the sunrise movement is saying the president abandoned millions of young americans that carried the democratic party for the last three democratic cycles. >> jackie heindrick at the white house, great to see you. >> let's bring in dan sullivan who literally just flew back into town. >> good to be on the show. >> so this is a $8 billion project, 600 million barrels of oil, for revenues of about $44 billion. what will it mean for the state? >> this is really important for

marianne williamson says she will run again.the self-help author spoke exclusively to abc's jonathan karl. >> i don't see myself as running against joe biden. i see this campaign as challenging a system. pres. biden: my attention hasn't been from the beginning to run. there are too many things i have to finish in e ne ter before start campaigning. jobina: former south carolina governor nikki haley has also officially entered the race. she was at the cpac conference where she received support and heckling from trump supporters. reggie: developing out of georgia, officers arrested more than 30 people after police say protesters attacked the cops. it happened last night at a construction site of the new atlanta public safety training center. they say protesters through explosives and said equipment on fire. the police chief says what happened is not a legitimate protest and that many arrested are not from georgia. facility known by opponents as cop city has been at the center of demonstrations and confrontations since its proposal

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. >> only one player so far beating even president biden to an announcement, marianne williamson it?> should be the voters who decide. it should not be the dnc that decides. >> a new hampshire power broker who backed biden in 2020 is not ready to do it again. steve shirtlive was asked by the speaker of the house if he wants biden to run for re-election and says in my heart of hearts, no. i think a lot of people don't want to say it. the president is valleying other 2020 allies though. including of the international association of firefighters. >> first outfit ever to endorse me. >> energy policy and gas prices could be a major campaign issue. and president biden is weighing whether or not to let conoco phillips move forward with a plan to produce 180,000 barrels of oil a day in alaska with what's called the willow plan. >> you are either going to be for the argentines, the russians, the iraqis, iranians people who are going to fill this void or you are going to be for u.s. because this fuel is going to get used out there in the world somewhere. >> but environmental tall activists inc

meanwhile, the actual person who's thrown her hat in the ring is marianne williamson -- will: who's beenady as a joke candidate. rachel: i don't think she's a joke. will: democrat party is not entered -- pete: and if rfk jr. gets in, do they actually treat them as candidates? and you put out a list like this to say i'm the nominee. that's what joe biden is trying to say. michigan newsom a big name on there, elizabeth warren as well. he hasn't announced he's going to run, but you put out something like this, and it basically seems to say that's what's coming. rachel: right. i'm glad you brought up rfk jr. if he's allowed to debate joe biden, if joe biden comes out of his basement during the campaign, that will be fascinating. will: political leaders will be asked to travel, attend events, appear on television and perform other duties as high-level surrogates to the democratic party, and once biden launches his campaign, one of the bowls is to showcase the diversity among the party's stars. they hope to tamp down internal divisions during what could be be a turbulent election especially as

i had a chance to talk too marianne williamson who once again is challenging joe biden in what couldce. again, you know, she maybe doesn't do better than thought and encourage others to run. she took up the issue of why she was running and the chances she had. i want you to response to this. >> absolutely i want to debate the president and i think he should debate me given the fact that i am another candidate. >> neil: you're the only one for the time being. you think others will enter? even with this affection for the president among the base to jump in. >> it's a very serious decision whether or not to run for president. i respect that. i'm sure a lot of people are thinking very deeply about their own -- they're thinking about their careers. they're part of the political machinery. i'm not. i don't have to worry about what will this mean for my future political career. >> neil: i see several polls show one out of three democrats want the president to run again. two out of three don't. could she recent part of that protest vote or could there be others attracted to join her? >> righ

. >> meantime marianne williamson is officially running for the democratic nomination. she says it is obvious the dnc is rigging the system for president biden. exit dnc should not be rigging the system for they do not even pretend anymore per they are not even covid about their swaying the primary season they are very overt about it. success of the doing the rigging the system? >> they even admit that jon jonathan. proxy is also the incumbent so we should make note of that. charlie, going to begin with you. let's go back to center manchin here. he is in a really interesting position here. his party needs him to run for reelection. he would be expected to do pretty well. he's also a critical voice gets a more progressive faction of his country. and now he will not officially back the president yet. >> they also need him to get anything done in the senate, which is going to be a real problem for them because of course manchin is up himself in 2024. he is going to have to run on the same ticket, the same ballot with joe biden and all these crazy left-wing policies that ar

meantime democrat marianne williamson says she will run again.e exclusively to abc's jonathan karl. >> i do not see myself as running against joe biden. i see the campaign is challenging a system. pres. biden: my intention has been to run but there are many things i have to work on in the near term before i started campaign. jobina: u.n. ambassador nikki haley has also entered the race. she was at the cpac conference where she received support and also heckling from from supporters. reggie: got on camera, an encounter with a moose. two brothers were snowmobiling in idaho when a massive moose got between them. one of the brothers started waving his arms, but than the moose started charging at him full speed. >> my snowmobile dies. i look over my shoulder and i see this moose charging me. at that moment i am like i'm going to get out of here. reggie: in seconds he was able to jump off into safety. animal experts say waving your arms is not something you do when encountering a moose. >> you come across a bear, you want to make yourself look large an

that jesse said i think is most interesting, there is nobody running against him but him but marianne williamsonn we talk about resistance, until someone else gets in the race, you hear people talk, you always hear people talk, a republican primary recovery bunch of people talking about running, a few people in the race already, if not two, so this is what happens in politics, but jesse is right. the moment we are at right now with the debt ceiling, there is a huge fight about whether we should try to negotiate, republicans should try to negotiate, make democrats negotiate, reduce spending, increase the debt ceiling. we should increase the debt ceiling, but this is a fight we have to have right now because the debt ceiling, that number money has already been spent. democrats and republican to get to the business of cut spending either for mandatory spending or nonmandatory spending. discretionary or nondiscretionary. it will be interesting to see if they have the courage to do t that. but we are -- you are right, we are in a political season now, so you are going to hear democrats say certain th

meanwhile, self-help author marianne williamson launched her bid for the democratic nomination this weekend. >> it is our job to create a vision of justice and love that is so powerful that it will override the forces of hatred and injustice and fear. amy: williamson, who also ran in 2020, said some of her key campaign promises were free healthcare, free college, and free childcare. in atlanta, georgia, at least 35 people were arrested sunday evening as protesters marked the start of a week of action against cop city, a $90 million police training facility being built in a sacred forest. the defend the atlanta forest collective said those arrested were peaceful protesters who were attending a concert in the forest when they were surrounded by police. this comes less than two months after atlanta police shot and killed manuel paez terÁn, a 26-year-old environmental defender who also went by the name tortuguita. at least 13 people have died across the united states in recent days from a mix of extreme weather events, including tornadoes, torrential rains, and flooding across southern states a

. >> meantime, author marianne williamson has announced she is running for president in 2024, this isliamson's second longshot presidential race with the first being back in 2020. her announcement today represents a president biden's first democratic primary challenger. the president has not yet formally announced he intends to run for re election. other news tonight, a southern california couple suing a fertility clinic after they say a doctor made a mistake that led to their child testing positive for a rare stomach cancer. gene pedro rivera has more on the family's message for couples considering in vitro fertilization. >> after all, a trustee and doctor quote, thomas, our baby has the exact same up showing that we escaped. jason and melissa diaz says a rare and deadly cancer gene runs in the family and that's why they decided to opt for in vitro fertilization to have a baby boy. >> by trusting doctor covid hrc. it turned out to be the biggest mistakes of our lives. in a press conference wednesday, the couple announced they have filed a lawsuit against huntington reproductive cente

made it clear that they're coalescing behind president biden, and we're going to set aside marianne williamsonation. dig a little deeper fuss. how united are the democrats behind biden and what are the concerns? >> reporter: that's exactly right, jonathan. house democrats med there in baltimore. there's one clear theme. all democrats from their politically diverse spectrum threw their support behind biden. chairwoman jamila jayapal through her support behind bernie sanders in the 2020 election. but she said she would like to see biden announce his campaign sooner than later. i will note there are some outliers. congressman dean phillips, a democrat from minnesota for months has raised concerns about president biden's age. as you have mentioned, he's already the oldest president to hold the white house. he re-upped those concerns in an interview with "politico" last month saying he's surprised the democrats are not having a robust primary system to determine who the best candidate would be to run in 2024. they are throwing their support against biden and that is drowning out the outlier concern

. >>> marianne williamson launches another bid for the white house.dent biden a weak choice. >> this is not a time to just ask what can i get? it's time to ask, how can i serve? i'm not saying one person can fix it. i'm not saying even one president can fix it, but a president wholays it down and says it like it is would do a lot of good. >>> nikki haley, one of the republican candidates, is calling for mental competency tests for those politicians over the age of 75. what do you think about that? >> it's ridiculous. >> would your husband ever take one of those? >> i mean, we haven't even -- we would never even discuss something like that. >> hear what else the first lady has to say about the president's term, and the special begins ton tonight. >>> thanks for your time. see you tomorrow. abby phillips picks up the coverage right now. >>>

. >> 5.19, that i'm an author, marianne williamson has announced that she is running for president in 2024, this is williamson second long shot presidential race with the first being back in 2020. her announcement on sunday represents president biden's first democratic primary challenger. the president has not yet formally announced that he intends to run for reelection. >> time now is 5.19, and president biden visited selma, alabama to commemorate the remembrance of blood. he in a speech there. the president said that voting rights continue to be under attack and is calling for new voting protections. our washington, d.c., correspondent alexandra limon is live now with the latest. good morning, alex. >> diane james, good morning. and at that event in selma, president biden said that voting rights continue to be chipped away at in recent years he cited supreme court decisions and more recently state laws that have been passed since the 2020 election. and he's calling on congress to change that. >> in selma, alabama, president biden marked the 58th anniversary of the selma civil rights

author and spiritual adviser, marianne williamson, launching her presidential campaign in washington, d.c.. earlier today, she made her pitch to voters here on msnbc. >> i am going to do everything possible as a patriotic american to make sure that the fascist, authoritarian threat that is very real and our country, and is very entrenched at this point, within the republican party, does not win the white house in 2024. that is why i am running. >> and today, on a series of recent near misses being investigated by the faa, including this re-creation you are seeing there, of an incident in austin, texas. earlier today, publican senator gab sullivan stressed the need to take action to better prevent incidents like the one you are seeing. >> they much more aggressive focus on updating their technology and infrastructure that has come out in the hearings. i think that is something that we need to make sure. again, proactively, what we don't want happening is some kind of airplane disaster, and then congress is writing legislation to deal with it after. >> and new concerns today as fox news