i think the train has left the proverbial station. >> we talked about pat ryan. he's in a destruct here in new york. it's one of those swing districts. if he loses his seat, the democrats will have a harder time trying to retake the majority. they are close and have good signs of being able to take it back in the house. they have also generally been polling better than president biden has, but still it is precarious. when pat ryan comes out, that's a pretty big sign there might be a problem on the margins. but on the subject of what he talked about that president biden said he would be a bridge when he was candidate biden in 2020. we talk about that a lot. i want to play that moment so that everyone is reminded of the context. >> look, i view myself as a bridge not as anything else. there's an entire generation of leaders you saw stand behind me. they are the future of this country. >> there was reporting from politico back in 2019 that multiple biden cap campaign aids talked about how he was just going to be a one-term president. he was always going to be a one-

joining us now, democratic congressman pat ryan. sents new york's 18th district, one of the state's key swing districts. in 2022, ryan scored a narrow victory over his republican challenger in his congressional race. second win in less than three months after claiming a vacant seat in a neighboring house district in a special election earlier that year. congressman, thank you so much for being with us this morning. you know, sometimes issues get siloed, and abortion health care sometimes is, all too often, seen as a woman's issue. it should be the province of a female candidate to talk about. you are making it clear that is not the case at all. >> this is an american issue. i mean, you saw the video that came out yesterday morning from the harris campaign. which was incredibly compelling. it's an issue of freedom. which is the most universally agreed upon value in the united states of america. you try to take away american's freedoms, they stand up, say no way. we saw that in 2022 in my race, as you mentioned, in all these special el

two additional members of the house, pat ryan and earl blumenaur called for the same. biden must not stay at the top of the ticket. whatever the outcome here, it is clear that these calls are making the biden campaign concerned. politico reports the biden campaign has been calling colleged delegates to the democratic national convention to make sure they still support biden and they are discovering cracks in that coalition. it is clear the democratic party is not united but what is lost in the dems are in disarray headlines is these disagreements are in a way a feature and not a bug. they are a sign of a party that has not given up on the small democratic principle of open and respectful debate. they are a sign of a party with a very large tent and with lots of ideas and with a whole lot of energy. one of the central challenges we face as a country is proving that democracies can hold their own in a world where authoritarianism is on the rise. and that is also the challenge for the democratic party. right at this very moment. to prove to the country and to the world th

pat ryan , a representative of new york, said that if biden does not withdraw from the election, he will go paves the way for trump's victory. but joe biden has announced to stay in the election arena. it is clear that the poor performance of the american president in the first election debate with donald trump and his frequent mistakes in public affairs have sounded the alarm for many american democrats and political analysts, and they have demanded his withdrawal from the 2024 presidential race. the us presidential election will be held on november 15. bombing in a report, based on the research conducted by this network, the ammunition used by the zionist regime in the bombardment of al-awda school in the east of khanyounes in the south the gaza strip used was made by the united states . according to reports , more than 30 people were martyred and dozens more were killed in the bombing of schools where palestinian refugees were housed on tuesday. the images related to the bombing of a school in the nusirat camp in the center of the gaza strip had reported that this attack was also carr

pat ryan, a representative of new york, said that in the event of biden's candidacy in the election race's side paves the way for trump's victory . but joe biden has announced that he is determined in the field of elections. the poor performance of the american president in the first election debate with donald trump and his frequent mistakes in public raised the alarm for many american democrats and political analysts, and they demanded his withdrawal from the 2024 presidential race. the us presidential election will be held on november 15. continued news the grandparents living in mashhad are sitting in front of a camera and their stories after nearly 90 years since the uprising of goharshad mosque. they told about those days and the days leading up to this uprising, you too. you can share the memory of your grandparents about the prohibition of hijab or the prohibition of mourning during the pahlavi era with seda vasima number 162. we were the bride of sarze, the lucky 17-year-old lady remembers well that on the third day after her wedding, on the way to her father's house , a curtain

later in the day, new york congressman pat ryan became the eighth house member to say the president should step aside then a ninth oregon's earl blumenauer joined the slowly growing group of dissenters, also weighing in congresswoman debbie dingell from swing state, michigan. she offered this when asked about the president's chances in that state i do just want to ask you again if you think president biden is the strongest person at the top of the ticket to win michigan in the fall the candidate right now over on the senate side tonight, some breaking news. vermont senator peter welch became the first democratic senator to call on the president to step aside, center welsh saying the washington post quote, i understand why president biden wants to run. he saved us from donald trump wants and wants to do it again. but he needs to reassess whether he is the best candidate to do so in my view, he is not last night on cnn's the source. and are michael bennet of colorado did not go so far, however, he did say he doesn't think the person president can win donald trump is on track. >> i think to w

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moderate new york congressman pat ryan is now the eighth elected democrat to do so publicly. of course, president biden has no shortage of critics right now, some of his toughest are coming from those who worked inside the obama biden administration, like the co-host of the podcast, pod save america. they served as speech writers to the former president obama this is a campaign that has been no white house that is being let down by their principal over and over and over again. it was a terrible interview. he did a terrible job articulating why he's in the race, what happened that debate, and why he's the person to beat trump. he's doing a terrible job. >> joining me now is one of the co-hosts of that podcast, john fabra obama's former chief speech writer, and the co-author of the new book, democracy, or else johns, onetime former boss is also here. former obama senior adviser, david axelrod. now, of course a senior cnn contributor thank you both for being here. john fabra, i'm going to start with you because first of all, acts i did listen to hacks on tap, so i'll get to that

first new york congressman pat ryan, then oregon congressman earl blumenauer d up to the president to says side i1 he is going to run on msnbc. former speaker of the house nancy pelosi suggested the president reexamined his decision to run for reelection are all encouraging him to to make that decision because time is running short. all eyes will be on the president thursday. he'll be holding his first press conference since the debate. >> nbc also confirming that they will be having a sit down interview with the president on monday for now in washington, raquel martin, back to you. >> and then there's hollywood star, longtime prominent democrat george clooney, who is no longer riding with biden. that decision comes after he co-hosted a fundraiser for biden last month raise tens of millions of dollars. but today clooney wrote an op-ed in the new york times saying he still friends with biden loves biden but just does not believe democrats will win in november. if biden remains on the ticket. that means the white house, the senate and the house. he said at the fundraiser, biden was cogn

first new york congressman pat ryan, then oregon congressman earl blumenauer d up to the president to says side if he is going to run on msnbc. former speaker of the house nancy pelosi suggested the president reexamined his decision to run for reelection are all encouraging him to to make that decision because time is running short. all eyes will be on the president thursday. he'll be holding his first press conference since the debate. nbc also confirming that they will be having a sit down interview with the president on monday for now in washington, raquel martin, back to you. >> meanwhile, hollywood star longtimn prominent democrat george clooney is no longer riding with biden. the decision there comes after clooney co-hosted a fundraiser with biden last month. clooney wrote and up in the new yoik times saying he loves biden pitches does not believe democrats will win in november if biden remains on the ticket. that's in the white house, the senate and the house. he said at this recent fundraiser that biden was cognitively similar to what he saw on debate night. the actor argued t

house democrat, new york's pat ryan, today publicly urged the president to end his campaign. news has learned house democratic leader hakeem jeffries, who has been clearing complaints from many in his caucus, says he will share those concerns with the president himself by friday. democrats who have already defected wouldn't say if or how many others are poised to join. has anybody joined you or expressed interest in joining you in your call for the president to withdraw? >> i don't have any more, anything to say about this. >> reporter: cbs news has confirmed senate democrats have scheduled a closed-door meeting with the president's campaign team tomorrow. >> i think that we could lose the whole thing, and it's staggering to me. >> reporter: after michael bennet of colorado became the first democratic senator to publicly predict the president could lose in a landslide. two senior democrats tell cbs news the biden campaign could face financial problems. concerns about the president's health and wavering democratic support, campaign donations could dry up, in a race that could

they were surprised pat ryan was a girl, but she got the job. she stayed in new york and took a radiology course at columbia university. returning to california, she enrolled at the university of southern california. while you were in school, did you decide what you wanted to do when you went to college? what wanted to become? i hadn't decided exactly, except that i knew i wanted an education. i didn't want to marry early. try to grow up without the education which i felt was necessary to pay for her schooling. she found work in a los angeles department store and as an extra in films and i was offered an part, but i decided not to drop out of school and in 1937, when only in ten women earned a four year degree. pat ryan graduated cum laude in and with the equivalent of a master's degree. after graduation she taught at whittier high school, where she met a young lawyer named richard nixon. after world war two, the young couple settled down, began a family. tricia was born in 1946 and julie in 1948, when -- ran for congress from california's 12th

pelosi than later congressman pat ryan. they're also keeping this discussion alive after pelosi made her comments this morning all the lawmakers on the hill, we're getting asked new questions about this topic. so every time it looks like maybe biden has tamped it down, somebody else's adding a little more fuel to the fire, but thanks, one and all for being here. really appreciate it. no matter if it's joe biden i nor another nominee for the democrats in november election will likely come down to a handful of battleground states how the political winds are shifting in those states since the cnn presidential debate plus calls for election integrity, quote unquote, written into the republican party platform backed up by fraudulent electors to serve as delegates at next week's convention. the new reporting showing who's on that list. that's coming up anderson cooper 360 tonight at 8:00 on cnn at bids to credit. we know you need to fund your business on time in businesses good. it could be time to expand, time furbies to credit

now we have pat ryan in a very tough election battle who has joined that.t the same time three of the top campaign aides to talk to senators tomorrow in a private meeting. one of the senators who wants biden to step aside told me they think that's dismissive because it's not biden himself. amna: you have been talking to democratic donors. what are they saying about this george clooney op-ed? laura: multiple advisors said they don't think the president's position right now is sustainable. when they looked at george clooney's op-ed, they said one line stood out and captured their unease. george clooney wrote, it's devastating to say it but the joe biden i was with three weeks ago at a fundraiser go was not the joe big effing deal of 2010, not even the joe of 2020. he was the same man we witnessed at the debate. that was a recent fundraiser in california that george clooney cohosted. rob reiner followed up saying he agreed with j -- with george clooney and joe biden needed to step aside. donors acknowledged this. the alternative is complicated but most of the

house democrat, new york's pat ryan publicly urged the president to end his campaign.mocratic leader hakeem jeffries, who has been hearing complaints from many in his caucus says he'll share the concerns with the president himself by friday. democrats who have already defected wouldn't say if or how many others are poised to join. has anybody joined you or expressed interest in joining you in your call for the president to withdraw? >> i don't have anything more to say about this. >> reporter: cbs news has confirmed senate democrats have scheduled a closed door meeting with the president's campaign team. >> i think that we could lose the whole thing. and it's staggering to me. >> reporter: after michael bennet of colorao became the first democratic senator to publicly predict the president could lose in a landslide. two senior democrats tell cbs news there are financial problems awaiting the biden campaign. concerns about the president's health and the wavering support from democrats could dry up donations in a race that's expected to cost hundreds of millions of dolla

first new york congressman pat ryan, then oregon congressman earl blumenauer d up to the president to says side if he is going to run on msnbc. former speaker of the house nancy pelosi suggested the president reexamined his decision to run for reelection are all encouraging him to to make that decision because time is running short. all eyes will be on the president thursday. he'll be holding his first press conference since the debate. nbc also confirming that they will be having a sit down interview with the president on monday for now in washington, raquel martin, back to you. >> you know, someone broken into the door and taking everything. >> still ahead, thousands of dollars worth of inventory stolen from a small business owner in san francisco. how she hopes you can help find the stolen merchandise nothing ever gets done in washington unless regular people stand up and demand. >> and the initiative to get paid family leave for everyone. >> plus, anna mulls found in the santa cruz mountains with the santa cruz mountains with knives attach introducing togo's new barbecue beef sand

today, congressman pat ryan, a frontline democrat from new york, became the 8th lawmaker to publiclyall on the president to drop out. writing on x. joe biden is a patriot. but is no longer the best candidate to defeat trump. >> are you going to talk to him and ask him to step down? >> our conversations throughout this week have been candid. comprehensive, and clear-eyed and that will continue for as long as we are in town. >> this morning the hill's most recognizable democrat appeared to pump the issue until after the nato summit while not openly endorsing the president. >> i want him to do whatever he decides to do. let's just hold off, whatever you're thinking, either tell somebody privately but you don't have to put that out on the table until we see how we go this week. >> privately, vulnerable senators jon tester and sherrod brown reportedly told colleagues they don't think biden can win. publicly. >> i'm hearing legitimate concerns from ohio voters. >> michael bennet so farther only senator to say it out loud. >> do you think that are other democrats that are worried about pres

representative pat ryan came out and said -- and was the eighth or the ninth house lawmaker to call for biden to make a change and to give up the top of the ticket. so i think this lack of communication is something that both sides are struggling for -- are struggling with. and i think there's also this dynamic that both hakeem jeffries and chuck schumer are dealing with as well, which is there is -- there are still some divisions. there are still some members who feel like, yes, joe biden is an imperfect candidate, but he's never been impressive, and this is our lot. and by coming out publicly and continuing to criticize him, we're just making our electoral chances worse. we'll see, though, just how far, you know, those people are able to hold their ground within their caucuses. >> jackie, when you talk about holding their ground it feels like the people we hear most from, and again hedged comments or statements are people skeptical of biden staying at the top of the ticket. i'm struck by the lack of sort of passion and support for this president given especially what the white house s

>> john, the dam is breaking though today congressman pat ryan from new york became the eighth lawmaker to publicly call on the president to drop out. he wrote this on x joe biden is a patriot but no longer the best candidate to defeat trump. this morning the hills most recognizable democrat set washington into a frenzy when she appeared to tell members to bite their tongues until the nato leaders are gone one also not really endorsing the president. >> i want him to do whatever he decides to do. and that is whatever he decides we go with. whatever you are thinking tell someone privately but you don't have to put that on the table until we see how we go this w week. >> democrats apparent when not listening to the former speaker because richie torres just a few short moments ago said "there must be a serious reckoning with the down ballot effect of whomever we nominate. more to come, more people to weigh whether or not they want to come out and weigh what they are feeling inside. >> john: this will be the craziest summer for the democrats since 1968. it's all happening the same place, ch

informing a lot of the panic and frankly a lot of the people who have come out recently, specifically pat ryan in new york who just in the last few minutes tweeted he wants joe biden to no longer be the nominee, being in a swing district in a frontline democrat right now, that means that you are one of the most vulnerable people on a map to lose your seat. that's so central to the entire conversation around should biden stay or should biden go. it's also important when we talk to the senators, the fact that we're looking at michael bennett as wasn't of the earliest to come out is and say he has kshs about not just losing the white house, but about losing the senate and the house, that idea of losing a trifecta to republicans shaz democrats freaked out. it's certainly something we're hearing about. when you look at states like arizona, which democrats are so hungry to pick up with the candidacy there when you look at a state that they felt so good about being able to notch into the column in 2020, those are states that they are watching really closely. and it says nothing of placess not on this

here on the hill, most people are really dodging our questions by the dam is weakening, congressman pat ryanfrontline democrat from new york became the eighth lawmaker to publicly call on the president to drop out. he wrote on x., joe biden is a patriot but is no longer in the best candidates to defeat trump. this morning the hills most recognizable democratic said washington into a frenzy when she did not outright indoors at the president, she said she wants him to make a decision when he already made his decision, was in... >> 11 him him to do whatever he decides to do, and that's the way it is. or whatever he decides to go, let's just hold off, whatever you are thinking, either tell somebody privately but he will have to put that out on the table until we see how we go this week. >> congressman it richard torres did not listen to her device thing a short while ago, there must be a serious reckoning go with the downed ballads effect of whoever we nominate. team bryden is clearly watching all of this, apparently taken things so susie now that is they are to talk to senate democrats tomorrow

. >>> coming up on "morning joe," democratic congressman pat ryan and jim himes will weigh in on theetween vice president harris and donald trump is narrowing. >>> plus, transportation secretary pete buttigieg joins the conversation amid the growing speculation he is being considered as a potential running mate, as well. >>> also ahead, our own willie geist joins us live from paris, where he is competing in the triathlon? no, no, where he will be helping us bring in the opening ceremonies, set to begin later today. "morning joe" is just moments away. >>> as the harris campaign weighs possible vp picks, republicans are reportedly getting more nervous about pennsylvania governor josh shapiro. republicans speaking to nbc news say shapiro can broaden harris's appeal with independents, democrats, and even republicans. he won his governorship in a landslide in 2022, crushing his republican opponent by roughly 15 points. meanwhile, allies of the vp contenders are getting more vocal in their preference for the number two spot. the philadelphia democratic party has endorsed not just harris fo

president to step aside are part of this coalition -- 19 -- including congressman brad schneider, pat ryan craig. the president has a virtual meeting with the house congressional day -- progressive caucus, it combs after he met with house minority leader hakeem jeffries thursday. notably, he reportedly did not offer the president his endorsement. neil. neil: thank you very much for that. and we should just expand a little bit on what madeleine is saying because she's dead-on accurate on that. not only did hakeem jeffries not sound overly supportive, he was just relaying some of the concerns some of those members have. and you've already heard that barack obama and nancy pelosi are, quote-unquote, worried. that, perhaps, might be an understatement. we're going to speak to one of the congressmen the president mans to address, ami bera, a little later. in the meantime, we'll also be hearing from the republican house majority whip, tom emmer, what he wants to hear about a push to go with the 25th amendment and force the issue, after this. why i am the way i am. my curiosity led me to ancestry.

democratic congressmembers pat ryan and earl blumenauer also joined at least nine other house members calling on biden to withdraw. former house speaker nancy pelosi also weighed in on the issue during an interview on msnbc. >> it is up to the president to decide if he is going to run. we are all encouraging him to make that decision because time is running short. amy: meanwhile, the nation's top union leaders reportedly expressed concerns about biden's candidacy at a closed-door meeting wednesday. in another blow to biden, george clooney, one his highest-profile supporters of biden in the entertainment world, cover oakley -- publicly called for the sitting president to step down as the democratic nominee. in an op-ed for "the new york times," george clooney wrote -- "the joe biden i was with three weeks ago at the fund-raiser was not the joe 'big f-ing deal' biden of 2010. he wasn't even the joe biden of 2020. he was the same man we all witnessed at the debate." house republicans on wednesday passed a bill that would require voters to prove their u.s. citizenship in order to vote in

about the issues, but a growing number of congressional democrats, including new york congressman pat ryan are calling on president biden to drop out of the race, arguing this election is all about beating former president donald trump, joe biden as much as i respect and appreciate him is not the strongest tended to do that right now. and the president continues to deny polling that he does not have a path to victory against trump. >> in washington, i'm jessi tenure. >> it shut down power for 3500 homes in northern it's 100 degree heat wave. shame on jeanne. >> people rallied yesterday voicing their disappointment with pg e and their proposed price hikes pg e is requesting 144 million dollar hike in fees and charges. the state public utilities commission speaking about that request at a meeting. and during the meeting, people who were against pg and request gave remarks to commissioners as well. watch this. >> i'm in the midst of major heat wave 1000. have their power shut off and what pg called the public service parcel. but we know there's no public under criminal monopoly driven only by

not only do i think we'll hold our seats but pick up an additional seat in new york 18 where pat ryans of his constituents and we have -- she is a former nypd commander. i think we pick up seats in new york. >> bill: i don't know if you run spots against tom -- there are 26 districts that joe biden won in 2020 by an average of seven points. some of those districts he won by 12, 13, 16 points. a lot. do you believe those districts, all of them more than two dozen are in play now? >> absolutely. look, the number one factor is candidate quality. we have recruited some of the best candidates we've ever had run for office. business leaders, veterans of the military, police officers, very successful people with compelling life stories that can win anywhere. like a retired colonel in the army, successful business. these are very impressive people who can win anywhere. when you look at the fact that joe biden was the most unpopular president running for re-election and kamala harris is the most unpopular vice president in american history because of their policies, we really have an opening h

about the issues, but a growing number of congressional democrats, including new york congressman pat ryan are calling on president biden to drop out of the race, arguing this election is all about beating former president donald trump, joe biden as much as i respect and appreciate it was not the strongest tended to do that right now. and the president continues to deny polling that he does not have a path to victory against trump. >> in washington, i'm jessi tenure. coming up on the kron 4 morning news governor gavin newsome calling out the alameda county da pamela price. >> what he had to say about his offer to help her prosecute criminals. after the break, many were out at how bunga in the south bay beating the heat. well, you can look forward to at the all new water park. and after the break, an excessive heat warning and advisory is in the bay area today. some pretty high temperatures out there. john has got the latest for us. all right. welcome back to the kron. morning news. we've been talking about the heat the past few days and i hear that we get a little break some thank goodness

. >> one of your fellow democrats, pat ryan of new york, has just come out against the president stayingthe top of the ticket in a telephone interview with "the new york times." that makes the eighth by our count, considering that jerry nadler was out but now in. it's still a minority coming out publicly. >> a minority coming out publicly, but not necessarily a minority behind the scenes. i think you are going to see that number go up. people have said, you are on a small island. but i don't think people are getting off the island. i think more people are going to be swimming out to it, because the reality is that we are very concerned. the stakes are so high. we have to win this election. >> one of your fellow veterans came out against yesterday. what are your concerns about donald trump in terms of nato, in terms of ukraine? >> i will tell you what, we are very focused on the concerns that donald trump presents to democracy. literally changing the way our constitution works here at home. i actually think the most serious concerns for all of us are what he could do overseas. he said he

. >> and wednesday, new york congressman pat ryan became the 8 democratic congressman to publicly call on the president to drop out of the raise. that to the president to says side if he is going to run on msnbc. former speaker of the house nancy pelosi suggested the president reexamined his decision to run for reelection are all encouraging him to to make that decision because time is running short. that debate. we also know he will now be sitting down with nbc for interview on monday. >> we're now in washington, raquel martin, back to you. raquel, thank you. hollywood star longtime prominent democrat george clooney is no longer riding with biden. the decision. >> he may came after he co-hosted a fundraiser for biden last month. clooney wrote an op-ed in the new york times today saying he's still friends with the biden loves biden, but just does not believe democrats will win in november if biden remains on the ticket. he's talking the presidency, the senate, the house, he says. biden at the fundraiser was cognitively similar to what we saw on debate night. the actor argue that althou

but a growing number of congressional democrats, including new york congressman pat ryan are calling on president biden to drop out of the race, arguing this election is all about beating former president donald trump, joe biden as much as i respect and appreciate him is not the strongest tend to do that right now. >> and that was just his tenure reporting for us this afternoon. the president denies polling that shows he does not have a path to victory against donald trump. biden also told reporters he would take and neurological test if his doctors recommended one. coming up on kron, 4 news at noon, the popularity of ozempic is starting a weight-loss uphill fight. >> there's a new company throwing their pill into the race. plus, governor gavin newsome calling out alameda county's district attorney. what he had to say about his offer to help her prosecute criminals. >> all 14 this afternoon. let's do a quick check of our forecast now. looking outdoors from our mount tam camera. we can see the city of san francisco right there and a bit of fog as well, right, kyle. that's right. littl

were covering all of this news as we mentioned that eight house democrats, new york congressman, pat ryanderate is now urging biden to step aside. he says it is a "grave disservice" to call biden the party's best candidate. he said that but he also tied it to his fears with president trump who he calls an accidental threat. a lot of democratic commentators have made the points that he is an x essential threat but you're not putting up your best candidate, you can't have it both ways. also during our show to senator blumenthal who said yesterday that biden is the democratic nominee for president of the united states, he has my support and needs to aggressively make his case moments ago said this "an deeply concerned about president biden" so it is interesting. pelosi comes out and makes these comments, jake sherman says a bomb goes off on capitol hill and all of a sudden the messaging is mixed and it's all over. we are getting all of that explosive new reaction, more to come on george clooney's call for president biden to bow out. every congressman being chased down the hall and here is wh

about the issues, but a growing number of congressional democrats, including new york congressman pat ryan are calling on president biden to drop out of the race, arguing this election is all about beating former president donald trump, joe biden as much as i respect and appreciate it was not the strongest tended to do that right now. and the president continues to deny polling that he does not have a path to victory against trump. >> in washington, i'm jessi tenure. >> it shut down power for 3500 homes in northern it's 100 degree heat wave. shame on jeanne. >> well, people rallied yesterday voicing their disappointment with pg and e and their proposed price hikes pg e is requesting a 144 million dollar hike in fees and charges. the state public utilities commission speaking about that request at a meeting. and during that meeting, people who are against pg and e's request also gave remarks to commissioners. watch this. >> i'm in the midst of major heat wave 1000. have their power shut off and pg called the public service partial. but we know there's no public under criminal monopoly drive

all right, so you've got mikie sherrill, pat ryan, george clooney in the last 24 hours, those commentsfrom nancy pelosi. is the dam breaking or is this a handful of people in a very large political universe? >> i think it's a leak, not a hemorrhage. look, here are some facts. earlier in the week, the president met with the congressional black caucus. you have not heard one single plaque caucus member from whichever generation come out in opposition to joe biden. that is a key constituency for the president and for the party. we've heard from another key constituency, from labor unions and the president is set to meet at the afl-cio. and we've heard strong support coming from organized labor. these are important constituencies for the president. he relies on them. he will need them going into an election. and i think, i was on capitol hill earlier today talking with some democrats who really want to this put this bed and get to the business, especially with the republican convention next week, of going after donald trump and find that this is not just a distraction, but that it's actual

but a growing number of congressional democrats, including new york congressman pat ryan are calling on president biden to drop out of the race, arguing this election is all about beating former president donald trump, joe biden as much as i respect and appreciate him is not the strongest tend to do that right now. and the president continues to deny polling that he does not have a path to victory against trump. >> in washington, i'm jessi tenure. >> it shut down power for 3500 homes in northern it's 100 degree heat wave. shame on jeanne. >> people rallied yesterday voicing their disappointment with pg and e and their proposed price hikes pg e is requesting 144 million dollar hike in fees and charges. the state public utilities commission spoke about that request at a meeting. and during that meeting, people who were against pg and e's request gave remarks to commissioners. listen to this. >> i'm in the midst of major heat wave 1000. have their power shut off and what pg called the public service parcel. so we know there's no public under criminal monopoly driven only by profit. we d

dozen house, democrats are publicly calling on president biden to drop out new york congressman pat ryan is part of that growing group. i really felt there was my patriotic duty at this point. donald trump's next central house democratic leader hakeem jeffries is brushing off brewing divisions. stations have been. >> candid, comprehensive in clear eyed and they are ongoing. >> and it's not just americans that will be watching. tonight, nato press conference closely. key allies have openly been weighing the outcome of this year's election. for now washington, raquel martin, back to you. >> and joining us now with his thoughts on what we may hear from president biden in about an hour from now is our political analyst david mcewan. david, thank you for joining us. well, good afternoon. nice join i know you're excited for what's happening about an hour from now. and i'm curious. do you think people are going to be watching more to hear the president's foreign policy plans. what he wants to do with the board or health care or they going to be watching more to see his mental fitness. >> they'r

but a growing number of congressional democrats, including new york congressman pat ryan are calling on president biden to drop out of the race, arguing this election is all about beating former president donald trump, joe biden as much as i respect and appreciate him is not the strongest tend to do that right now. and the president continues to deny polling that he does not have a path to victory against trump. >> in washington, i'm jessi tenure. >> well-funded machines for ammunition are now hitting grocery stores in some southern states. amerecan rounds says its machines i'd inshore ammo, get to the right. he hadn't. critics worry selling vending machines like these could lead to more gun violence. their operation in alabama, oklahoma and texas. another one is going popping up in a colorado story this week in the face of the critics. american rounds says it's in favor of responsible gun ownership. still ahead of the proper morning news, the man that slashed the tires of multiple waymo vehicles find himself in court today. why the judge says bill isn't an option. >> and a man attem

. >> new york congressman pat ryan posting on x joe biden is a patriot, but is no longer the best candidate to defeat trump. this morning, former house speaker nancy pelosi on msnbc. >> it's up to the president to decide if he is going to run. we're all encouraging him to make that decision because time is running short. >> the president today at the nato summit. president biden, is nancy pelosi still behind you, sir? biden with a fist pump with his health being questioned. the president joking about his age today while meeting with union leaders. >> lot of you were there with me all the way back when i was a kid, and i'm only 42, but house minority leader hakeem jeffries asked if biden's decision to run is final. >> that's the question that you have to ask president biden. his decision has been well articulated in a variety of different ways throughout the last two weeks and new. >> today, we are learning senate democrats are meeting tomorrow afternoon. they are meeting with biden's senior advisers and campaign chairwoman. that's before his news conference. perry russom, abc news, washingt

. >> and wednesday, new york congressman pat ryan became the 8 democratic congressman to publicly call on the president to drop out of the raise. that to the president to says side if he is going to run on msnbc. former speaker of the house nancy pelosi suggested the president reexamined his decision to run for reelection are all encouraging him to to make that decision because time is running short. tomorrow, president biden will hold his first solo press conference since the debate. he's also now agreeing to sit down with nbc on monday for an interview for now in washington, raquel martin, back to you. hollywood star and democrat george clooney withdrawing his support for president biden. the decision coming after he co-hosted a fundraiser for biden last month. >> clooney sharing a new york times op-ed today. he remains a friend of biden, but does not believe the democrats will win in november if biden remains on the ticket. the actor argued the party must pick a new nominee at its convention next month. democrats in congress appear divided on whether to throw their support behind bi

but a growing number of congressional democrats, including new york congressman pat ryan are calling on president biden to drop out of the race, arguing this election is all about beating former president donald trump, joe biden as much as i respect and appreciate him is not the strongest tend to do that right now. and the president continues to deny polling that he does not have a path to victory against trump. >> in washington, i'm jessi tenure. all right. jessi, thank you for that. still ahead on the kron morning news. >> man, it slashed the tires of multiple waymo vehicles finds itself in a courtroom today. why judges, bill, it's not an option. and after the break, a man attempts to break into a home out on the peninsula. we'll have more on tina zimmerman: five years ago, i reconnected with my estranged father, and that's just something i never ever thought could happen. but when he became a believer, he just had this insatiable appetite to learn the bible, and he began to watch dr. stanley. dr. stanley: god always blesses obedience without an exception. tina: he teaches in a way