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i am leaning towards voting for president biden and vice president harris. look, this guy that you are interviewing now, yes -- host: yes, we are listening. you said about this book? caller: i have seen -- host: tom, i am sorry, you are breaking up. we can't hear you. we will go to ohio. gus, independent. caller: i would like to ask charlie here, when he did those polls on kamala harris, do you ask their party affiliation or do you try to poll 50/50? because that's number one. number two is why don't you write a book about marjorie taylor greene? that would be an interesting book, you know? thank you. guest: that's a good idea. maybe i will call her office and see if we can get started. but as far as polling goes, i think most pollsters try to get a representative slice of the country, half democrat, half republican and try to weigh it in a way that makes sense professionally. there are a number of different polls that have pointed her out as the most unpopular vice president in modern history. more unpopular than dick cheney, mike pence, al gore, even dan q

at the president. if he takes any, we'll bring back to you. they are having that bilateral meeting now. he'll have another working session and be sitting down with pope francis, i'm sure notable moment for him. second time the president met with the pope during his time on office. >> todd: it is fun watching news live. >> carley: day two of the g-7 summit will last three days, president is heading home a day early. california governor gavin newsom paying visit to the border to let you know he is doing everything he can to handle the migrant surge. watch this. >> back down at the border, tijuana, this is the port of entry. we are with the national guard, meeting with custom agents. look, bottom line, they need more resources, everybody needs more resources and the republican party is standing in the way to provide resources for the men and women working hard in the state of california and this country to address issues related to the border. >> carley: tomi lahren joins us now. according to gavin newsom

that kamala harris could be the 47th president of the united states if president joe biden runs and wins and whether or not he can serve a full term. so that's a big reason why i wrote the book and also becausea harris. they don't believe she has proved herself ready to lead and a lot of them have made comments behind the scenes criticizing the vice president and don't see her the best choice for vice president and ready to lead. host: who did you talk to for the book? guest: talked to different sources, some from her office, some donors, certainly a lot of behind the scenes people who work in washington. washington can be very cruel hyped theeir frank and honest assessment of a politician. once you make a few mistakes on a national stage, you are written off. it's a big part of your reputation as you go forward is a result of these conversations behind the scenes. host: what few mistakes do you think she's made as v.p. in this first term of the biden administration? guest: first of all, she struggles to communicate well. you see it a lot in somehe speeches and her remarks. a lot of

president trump. thank you, president biden fentanyl. and the byproducts fentanyl went down for awhile. and i wanted to make sure we use them machinery, they can detect fentanyl is big machines rollover everything, it comes across the border and it costs a lot of money. that was part of this deal we put together as bipartisan deal more fentanyl machines, more, more, be able to detect drugs, or more of a numbers of agents, more numbers of all people at the border, and bring when we had that deal done he won. he called his republican comics and don't do it. it's going to hurt me politically. now, he never argued it's not a good bill. it's a really good bill. we need those machines. we need those machines, and we're coming down very hard and every country in asia, in terms of precursors from fentanyl and mexico is working with us to make sure they don't i have the technology to be able to put it together. that's what we have to do. we need those machines. >> thank you, president button, president trump. and again, the question is about amer

one thing that president biden did say was that he called president trump or former president trump aiar, saying that every single thing he has said is a lie. every single one. how difficult is it to fact check in real time during a debate? >> i mean, to the to the point the chairman was making. absolutely. look, if i had to stand on stage with a just a known serial liar, a convicted felon, i think i would lose my balance too. i wouldn't know how to respond to some of the stuff that he just says out of the blue. and we all know it's wrong. it's lies. but it works because he's in the theater. he's not into putting together the policies that will make enable america to thrive. the fact that he doesn't acknowledge the tax cuts, you know, really tore into our our budget, the deficit, the deficits. look, i don't want to fact check donald trump, and i don't want to sit here and say that a man who's 81 years old can't handle the job. i just witnessed the men from d-day when they stood up, stood up because they still had the strength and the stamina. are we saying to them, just because you ca

>> thank you president biden. president trump?at they've done to some people that are so innocent, you ought to be ashamed of yourself what you've done and how you've destroyed the lives of so many people when they ripped out many of the cities, you go to minneapolis, what they've done with the fires all over the city if i didn't bring in the national guard it would have been destroyed. when you look at all of it they took over big chunks of seattle. i was all set to bring in the national guard. they saw that coming and they left immediately. what he said about this whole subject is so off, one other thing the un- select committee that is basically to horrible republicans that are all done now out of office and democrats, they destroyed and deleted all of the information because they found out we were right. we were right and they deleted and destroyed all of the information. they should go to jail for that. if a republican did that is able to go to jail. >> i want to give you a minute. >> the only person in this state that is a f

president biden former president trump gearing up for the big nights. >> note is going to watch the debateursday night, right? send a pan on the key issues sure to make news at the head to head to show down from the border, to inflation, foreign policy to fitness for office. all right now on "fox news sunday." ♪ live at the supreme court. shannon: hello from outside the supreme court on capitol hill here in washington but every june it comes on to this. the final opinions from the supreme court as they prepare to wrap up the term judas are mostly just as landmark decisions fall many of them have changed the course of our country's future tomorrow for example the two-year anniversary of the dobbs decision that overturned the court's 1973 ruling in roe v wade the constitution does not guarantee a right to abortion setting the power to record the procedure back to lawmakers. this year it is possible with the court decides could alter the course of the 2024 presidential election. in a moment we'll talk with senators chris coons and lindsey graham both of the senate judiciary committee about th

obama is the president. i'm just the vice president. but in fact, actually, obama needed biden in the same way that bush needed cheney. he needed somebody to help him understand washington. he needed somebody who had some gray hair, who had some experience on the hill, who could be an ambassador to the establish ment and to the rest of the world. and the truth is actually that highlights a trend that has been true ever since the days of gerry ford, really with one exception, jerry ford is the last president, along with george h.w. bush, who was more experienced in washington than the vice president. they picked. and so the vice presidents until today, for the most part, have been mentor, ears and guides to the presidents. they serve. think about it. it's, you know, mondale for carter, bush for reagan, gore for clinton, cheney for bush, 43, biden for obama, pence for trump. all of these vice presidents have more experience in washington, more and foreign affairs, more experience at the national level than the presidents they serve who te

president trump is the most pessimistic candidate president of ever seen every thing is the worst.se, the border is the worst, there still an element i think americans want positive and optimism regardless of how tik tok in social media has influence politics. two, president biden has talked about his record, you screw 50 million jobs 3 million more americans have health insurance and the manufacturing jobs including phoenix where they have become manufacturing hub and they will continue to be one going forward. and you can underestimate the power of abortion and keeping it legal and safe. and has been issue and i went for the sitting in 2006 same-sex marriages on the bow they want to enshrine it in the state constitutions hoping to bring up the bigger republican voter numbers -- voting numbers. this will certainly do that. the question i think will come down to an election of how he'll feel about their finances and how would they feel about their finances and future. whoever has the advantage of that moment i think we'll have the advantage come november. >> shannon: we do have a q

with all the supreme _ the president. with all the supreme court _ the president.preme courtjustices release their financial disclosures of book deals, concert gifts —— tickets. suspicious folks have been flying similarly toes house does they need to be an enquiry as the democratic party are calling for? ., , ., , democratic party are calling for? ., , for? there has to be something and i for? there has to be something and i don't _ for? there has to be something and i don't want _ for? there has to be something and i don't want to _ for? there has to be something and i don't want to get - for? there has to be something and i don't want to get into - and i don't want to get into the weeds but at the end of the day in america we expect our leaders to have some transparency particularly when you take money from donors who are not disclosed and so i think that there has to be a little more conversation around who these justice are interacting with and how they are interacting and what is being paid for and how and by whom. ., , ., i. being paid for and how and by whom

presidents raging questions about the fitness of the president. cnn presidential debate and set off a totally new debate: do the democrats need to find a new candidate to step in for president joe biden as president? >> people that don't watch cable news every day and not on twitter and people that don't absorb politics the way we do, they watched last night and said my god, i don't think he's up to this. they did tune in last night. many of them democrats are hoping for the best and instead of their worst fears and were con if i wered and i like you guys and kamala harris' name a lot last night and i heard gavin newsom's name a lot last night and josh shapiro and wes moor's name last night. >> look at him and he's standing by a lot. liz: we'll ask him about that possibility and what he thinks about last night and governor moore is no stranger to crises and he's been working 24/7 to deal with the collapse of baltimore's key bridge and latest on that and governor west moore for the "claman countdown". ♪ (grandpa vo) i'm the richest guy in the world

the challenges president. i know. and he's running just like he wasn't 2016 against the de facto and come at this time, it's the real incumbent that's the beauty of being the challenger. you don't have to solve all the world's problems today. you just have to convince the american people that the incumbent is doing a bad job and they should fire him and higher, you know, i think they've decided to fire biden. it's obvious. have they quite decided to rehire trump yet close, but maybe not yet, and he still has to close that deal. the problem with this debate is not donald trump, no one's going to remember a thing he said, they'll only remember what they saw of joe, but, you know, i was i was privy to some dial groups that went on last night. what was trusting was on the substance of things economic policy, health care on abortion rights on a whole range of things. biden did much better than trump. i mean, he people agreed with biden's point of view. trump did very poorly any particularly poorly when he with his

trump, president trump, what?. don't go anywhere. aunt gloria is coming back after the break. try dietary supplements from voltaren, for healthy joints. >>> >>> virtually everyone has an opinion about thursday's debate between president biden and donald trump. from politicians to pundits to the folks next door. my next guest t this week that she was disappointed with biden's performance but added, quote, president biden is the best choice. he represents all people. it is his wisdom and caring of people we need. trump is not qualified to be president. who said that? my aunt gloria. welcome back to "the saturday show". you told me president biden needed to slow down. talk to me more about that. >> he really does. it's not like we need someone who can run across the country. he went from atlanta to north carolina. he doesn't need to be doing all of that. we need his wisdom in this world. that is the only way we will stay away from world war iii. he does not have to be on the campaign trail 24 hours. we need$çhim to b

vice president. vice pres. biden: number one, he knows what i have proposed. what i have proposed is that we expand obamacare and we increase it, we do not wipe any -- one of the big debates we had with 23lleagues trying to win the nomination that i won, they were trying to say biden wanted to allow people to have private insurance -- private insurance they can, they will, they do.h the party has said. your party doesn't say --your party wants to go socialist. vice pres. biden: my party is me, right now. pres. trump: they are going to dominate you, joe. you know that. vice pres. biden: i'm the platform of e demop[ of. here's the deal, the deal is that it is going to wipe out -- by the way, the 200,000 people many of those have survived?racted covid. what does it mean for them going forward if you strike down the affordable care act? pres. trump: joe, you have had 308,000 military people die because you could not provide them proper health c you were here, it would be 2 million people because you were

former president and current president. you can watch tonight this cnn debate right here live on fox beginning to end the coverage from 11. the trump campaign says today he is feeling ready, feeling confident. the biden team is fact checking already the former president before he said a word. they debated four years ago we all remember that night but there are some big differences in the way this is going to look and sound tonight including mute buttons to cut off candidates won their time is up. in moments we will talk to carolyn levitt the national press secretary for trump's campaign. burst to correspondent on the scene aisha. aisha. >> reporter: -- >> martha: i am not hearing aisha are you? we have got a microphone problem we will return to aisha and a moment. let's bring in derek and state senator on biden's finance committee and also one of murdoch's lawyers at the murder -- murder trial but has been involved in south carolina politics for a long time and we are glad to have him on. welcome deck. >> good to see you th

this is an unusual debate, we have a president debating a former president. this has never happened in the history of presidential debates, so the public is better informed about both candidates as individuals, knows more about their temperament, habits of thought. and character, but this year, because of the age of both there is a need, even if you think you know a lot about both candidates, to be able to tell whether they are mentally sharp enough and mentally stable enough to be the president of the united states, another non-standard, this year the debates are actually taken care of by news organizations, previously the special commission on presidential debates in the united states was always engaged in conducting, it set the rules in 2020, for example... had an opponent's microphone cut off while one of the speakers was speaking, all because donald trump interrupted joe biden 71 times. by the way, the audience in the studio also often shouted comments, so this year they will be absent. practicing eloquence is one of the main tasks of debate. experts bel

i'm not deciding who's a better person, president biden or president trump.e of those candidates personally. onboarding based on personal experience. i don't know either one of these guides. i mean, people change. it doesn't affect my vote. and was sure it affects -- >> martha: thank you, i'm up against a heartbreaker i hope you'll come back again soon. there is. >> everyone: the story" for today. >> ♪ ♪ >> neil: thank you

become vice president. so who up the defense, if you also remember that president biden gave at the time saying, look, yes, like a lot of american families are families. one that has dealt with the problem of addiction, but i'm proud of my son and i love my son. eighth had said at the time that that ended up being actually one of the most resonant moments coming out of the debate. but i think all of this just goes to show the biden team's broader strategy of trying to prepare for anything and everything. but donald trump might throw his way thursday night in christian. >> i understand. you have some reporting on this from the trump team as well. >> yeah. interesting. we've actually heard donald trump, but even as recently as last week, say that he believes a hunter biden and his legal issues, we're actually going to come up in the debate and likely he means because he would bring them up. we know this is something that he often brings up at rallies at various events and even it's donors talking about hunter

president, former president, mr. trump, you take responsibility for the fact that this was done, that it is your credit, but we know that until now pir and the women of america have access to certain methods which. can cause abortions, it 's a pill that can be used to terminate a pregnancy and... and i would like to say that when this rovey wade law, which was passed 50, more than 50 years ago, everyone voted for him, democrats and religious candidates, other republicans and so on, the only thing i did, i simply postponed the decision-making on these issues. likewise in kansas, in kansas they did it differently, in florida they did it differently, but each of them is done in its own way, and now each of the states makes a decision. to allow or not to allow, and i am the kind of person who believes that what kind of people should do what their heart tells them, and i understand that there are very important exceptions, when, for example, the health of the mother, or it can to be pregnant, of course, this is a complete

could president george w. bush have been sent to prison for obstructing an official proceeding oalgedly lying to congress to induce war in iraq? cod president obama be charged with murder for killing u. citizens abroad by drone strike? could president biden someday be charged with unlawfully inducing immigrants tenr the country illegally for his border policy. the answer to all these questions is no. prosecuting the president for official acts is an invaon with no foothold in history or tradition and incompatible with our constitutional structure. the original meaning of the executive vesting clause, the framers understanding and broken historical tradition spanning 200 years and poly considerations rooted in the separation of powers a cnsel against it. i welcome the courts questions. >> mr. sauer, to your last point koba could you be more precise? -- youroi. could you be more precise? >> it's rooted in the vesting clause. >> how does that happen? >> theoue of it is that the executive vesting clause does t clu

the president -- incoming president, president trump asked barrera to stay on and that investigation. so president trump fired barrera and he brought in a republican u.s. attorney, jeff berman, excellent man, great lawyer. jeff berman continued the investigation into the president so the president fired him, too. the justice department under a democrat and this president investigated this president's conduct and the president's response in both instances was to kill the case. >> cyrus vance, we appreciate you joining us. thanks for coming back to "meet the press." the press." when we come back, why [cars honking] i'm a guy who lost a bet. and my dignity. get out of the way! as if watching my team lose wasn't punishment enough. what are you looking at huh... it's a one speed. hahaha. hahaha. and if you have cut rate car insurance, odds are you'll be paying for that yourself. so, get allstate and be better protected from mayhem... like me. hey, i'm walking here! type 2 diabetes? discover the ozempic® tri-zone. ♪ ♪ i got the power of 3. i lowered my a1c, cv risk, and lost some weight. i

president. mr. president, as the moderator -- >> martha: this morning, what's at stake, and what to expect in this unprecedented moment. presidential historians jon meacham and doris kearns goodman, plus frank luntz breaks it down. >>> plus, policy push. >> i refuse to believe we have to walk we from being an american. >> martha: new immigration protect protections over the battle over the border continues. the latest on that and response from democratic senator elizabeth warren. plus analysis from our powerhouse round table. >>> and -- >> it's extremely hot outside. >> it's been like torture in here. >> martha: summer kicks off with record heat, floods, and deadly wildfires. is this the new normal? science educator bill nye on extreme weather scorching america. >> martha: good morning, and welcome to "this week." we are now just four days away from a critical general election debate that could have implications for the 2024 race. the campaigns this week are a study in contrast. president biden with

look there's no question president biden sing the worst president i think president biden is worst president history of the country. and there may be a impeachable offenses there's process that's going about that's been looked at the committee jury diction and process continues so we have to let the constitutional process and our constitutional responsibility play out. so yes. >> mr. speaker thank you. when talking about president biden, eo that we expect to roll out, few questions on that. one, why is no limit which is what we have now -- better than some limit why are you says we shouldn't go for some limit here and also is your plan to actually■jove some kind of legislative vehicle we know hr2 is what you want but you actually get something done that can pass through congress is your plan simply to wait until the election hope that republicans win? >> no we've been aggressively pushing to secure the border every sing day of this congress since republicans took the majority we've been wor >> but with what legislation? we have pieces ofut the problems we already know it is not a law making

people know biden from his time as senator, vice president, and president. people know trump from reality television and his presidency. we will see how they comport themselves. most of those watching will say, i told you say, the other guy is out of touch. i suspect that is what we will see. we will see how much it matters in the long run. >> the campaigns agreed to the debate in part because voters are using mail-in ballot and early voting in record numbers so they wanted to debate out in june instead of september after the conventions. in this new schedule of meeting the voters, do you expect there will be a large audience tonight at home? >> there might be numbers in the viewers, going up. pele are tuning in. a lot of tseuning in our partisan. early voting matters. the one in september will be more on track for early voting. one thing we know from poly sigh research is debates might move some polling some time but they do not tend to move any vote. if one died does really well or really poorly the numbers might shift but then they go back to their normal

president cyril ramaphosa was sworn in as president over a week ago. instead of focusing on the major priority, which is urgently addressing south africa's problems. let's take a look at other stories making headlines today around the world... the us military shut down a temporary pier used to deliver aid to gaza friday. the pier was removed due to concerns that bad weather could damage it. humanitarian organisations have warned the amount of aid reaching gaza is only a fraction of what the population needs. officials in northeast ukraine say at least one person was killed in a russian missile strike on friday. the attack on a nine—storey residential building in dnipro, caused the top four floors to collapse. while emergency services have rescued several people, first responders are searching for any more civilians who may be trapped under the rubble. a new mexicojudge has denied a last—ditch effort by actor alec baldwin to dismiss an involuntary manslaughter charge for the fatal shooting on the set of his 2021 film rust. the move comes just two weeks

i'm looking to see the heart of the presidents or potential presidents or former presidents or future today. who they are and what they're going to do. >> kaitlin, bernadette brings up the economy and the border basically the two topics now. we've had a different situation, two presidents who have a track record, right? you saw what president trump did on both of these issues and now we're living through how president biden has handled them. you know, does what either one of them really says in the debate matter that much to you about the plan forward or look the at track record and think about how your life was at one moment in time and it was better then or better now and that's going to help me decide? >> yeah, you know, i will be listening to the debate for key issues, but really, we've been able to live through a trump presidency and a biden presidency and at this point my life was better raising three kids, my dollar stretched further when trump was president and so, i'm highly leaning toward, 99.9 sure that that-- i will be voting with trump just comparing both of the presidenc

thanks so much. >> bret: you know, you listen to the president, the vice president, the secretary ofe framing this. the executive order this week and also the past bipartisan negotiation on the border bill how do you respond to that. >> frankly bret, it's a political stunt in an election year. here's what we know without question. in the first 100 days of biden administration he had 90 executive orders that led to our border being insecure, unsafe. wide open. it's not about the 70,000 americans who have lost their lives to fentanyl that brought this to the case. it's not about the fact that we have seen more than 100,000 chinese nationals cross our southern border. it's about a political year stunt. it's not about the safety of the american people it's not about the fact that we probably have sleeper cells in our country. joe biden is lying about our border because the american people rate it as the number one issue facing our country today and instead of leading, joe biden wants to have a political year stunt. he doesn't want to close our border. he is not trying to pass law he is l

he chose to run for president. he really has no choice but to set his personal feelings aside here. >> chuck todd, thank you very much. i want to go back to mike memoli, who just got the statement from hunter biden's attorney. what is he saying? >> reporter: as well, a statement from hunter biden himself. let me read both. hunter says, i'm more grateful today for the love and support i experienced this last week from melissa, his wife, my family, my friends and my community than i am disappointed by the outcome. recovery is possible by the grace of god. i'm blessed to experience that one day at a time. the statement from his attorney, which says, we are naturally disappointed by today's verdict. we respect the jury process and as we have done throughout this case, we will continue to vigorously pursue all the legal challenges available to hunter through all he has been through in his recovery, including this trial, hunter has felt grateful for and blessed by the love and support of his family. one question we have

a very good president.t again. i think in some ways these vice presidential conversations serve to distract from the fact that we have donald trump as president with the success. joe biden as president has been a failure. let's get back to success and peace and prosperity. my advice is, margaret, look. if he asked me, i want to help him, and of course, i would be very interested in the job. you asked, what are my accomplishments in the united states senate? in 18 months, margaret, we've done a lot of work for our constituents. we've got hundreds of millions of dollars to the great lakes. we helped east palestine deal with the train disaster, and we've done a lot of work on making sure that ohio has gotten defense resources that make not just ohio, but our country stronger. there's a lot we can hang our hat on, but i like being a senator. i'm not trying to leave the united states senate. it's an honor to serve the people of ohio, and if you ask me, that where i expect to be in six months. that's where i expe

you know how close this president is with that hope. it will be an interesting meeting, but then he comes back and has a little over a week to prepare for that debate. we have never in modern history scenery match between combatants like trump and biden and we know the strategy on the part of the former president is very likely to try to get under president biden skin and use this against him. the biden team looks at 2020 when, yes, hunter biden was a frequent political cudgel that trump tried to use against him and the president's advisers say it did not work then and it actually backfired on donald trump. they are presenting this as do this at your own peril to donald trump, but i think it is a concern to people close to president biden that as important as the debate is and as important as preparation is, will he be able to focus on the task at hand? the answer from those i've spoken to today is that is not going to be an issue. >> susan, i'm sure you remember this question. former president trump and his friends at fox news said it

president biden and president trump going head to head this thursday in the cnn presidential debate.previewing the first debate coming up. debate prep with trump organization executive vice president and president trump's son eric trump here, live, moments away. plus, mental fitness on full display. former white house physician to presidents obama and trump, texas congressman dr. ronny jackson on the mental capacity required for the commander in chief. then trump ripping through another democrat strongholding and commanding big crowds with a rally in philadelphia as a congressman byron donalds is betting trump could take 25% of the black vote. the florida congressman will join us. >> black issues are american issues. everybody wants a secure border. everyone wants lower taxes. everyone wants a better economy. everyone wants to be safer and feel safer. we're trying to basically siphon off 25% of the black vote. if we get 25% of the black vote, mathematically, mathematically democrats can't win. maria: plus, america's adversaries on the march. former vice chief of staff of the army and

the last days we saw former president trump mock president biden. he suggested the president would use substances to improve his debate performance. the biden campaign really sees this as an opportunity to engage those voters who haven't been tuned in to this election so far, specifically young voters. we heard from michael tyler on msnbc this morning. >> i do think one think that might be slightly overlooked here is how the campaign is using this to engage with the biden/harris coalition. you mentioned it at the top. but this is a moment where an increasing slice of the electorate is going to begin to tune into the presidential race. so we see it as an opportunity for our growing grassroots army to engage directly with the people in their networks. >> reporter: the biden team, as you mentioned, releasing this memo this morning, talking about more than a thousand events they're going to be hosting across battleground states across the country, as well as some new digital ads and on social media, in the days up to this debate, alex. >> thank you for

>> martha, i have been with both presidents, former president trump and tripp -- president biden at dover air force base as we welcome how many remains of americans who fell in service to our country. and as they visited with their families. joe biden feels deeply and personally his commitment to our's veterans and those who sacrifice. and the speech he just gave in raleigh, north carolina, and i'm confident speeches he will be giving in the days ahead, reflect his energy, his capacity and his determination. i suspect you watched this on the beaches of normandy, remember in the 80th anniversary of the americans who sacrifice their lives in the second world war. we are going to welcome our nato allies to washington next month where we will recognize president biden led nato to its strongest chapter ever. the defence of ukraine, and to rally the contributions of 50 countries -- >> martha: there's a very -- >> another thing donald trump lied about last night. >> martha: i'm talking to you about biden's performance. we will talk about trump's performance as well. i want to ask you, was it not

no president his words not mine. we're going to let donald trump attack our democracy again i don't think so we've come a long way we've come a long word from the mess of donald trump that came out of the pandemic we're a long way from where donald trump telling us injecting bleach in our skin, that corbyn is not that dangerous your day, we have the strongest economy in the world without exception 15 billion your job hundred thousand manufacturing jobs unemployment under 4% for a record two years in a row the stored black and hispanic unemployment down skirt christian of stall business and blackened all communities across the nation particularly in rural areas historic economic growth inflation has dropped from 9% to three and is still going down i know we have. more to do to get prices down. we have to take on corporate grade and making twice the profit they were before the pandemic we've got to make housing more affordable. provide childcare make the tax code fare 60 nobel winners of the economic nobel prize i've l

the question, though, is, there is tension between president biden and president zelenskyy. the issue is, again, exactly what arms are going to be supplied and, even more, how can they be used? what zelenskyy wants is not simply more arms sooner, but he wants a slightly greater envelope in terms of where and how he can use arms against russia. the united states is trying to balance what happens on the battlefield against, how would i call it, provoking russia to escalate, and there is also a tension underneath the surface between the united states and zelenskyy, not only over all this and the uncertainty of if donald trump were to be elected, but what ought to define success? mr. zelenskyy wants to liberate all the territory he lost, not just since 2022 but, more important, since 2014. people like me look and say, that's not wildly realistic. the definition of success may have to be dialed down. that's underneath it all. what do we have to accomplish here? is the united states liberaing all the territory, or is it more about an armistice? willie, i think that'll have to happ

i think one of them will be president in 28 after we get the president over the finish line. amna: do you believe president biden should debate again in september and will he? >> i don't know. i told my team i didn't want him to debate. it's really something -- i do 20 four years, they do zero and somehow they are the ones that are the heroes. i don't think they are real life. i think they are performative. it's the governing, the record and delivery of things that make a difference. in this day and age you can convey your message in a lot of different ways. the debates i'm not sure are that conducive to good governance. amna: democratic governor from minnesota tim walz, to speak with you. geoff: last nights debate may be the first time that millions of americans have paid attention to the presidential campaign this year and they heard a lot of claims that have been familiar refrains on the campaign trail. not all of them true. we turned to samantha of political fact. let's take some of these debate topics one by one starting with the economy and inflation. donald trump said

we need to hear them. >> now president biden and president reagan have spoken in this exact spot in the of the stage scars of war. craters from munitions that exploded on d-day. behind the stage 98-foot tall cliffs that army rangers had to scale to take out germans positioned in this bunker. >> and now, drawing a parallel to the russian invaders in ukraine, the president is releasing another $225 million munitions package. but drawing the line again on sending troops, despite french president emmanuel macron not closing the door on it. >> there is not going to be u.s. boots on the ground in combat in ukraine. >> president biden also apologized to president volodymyr zelenskyy for the month's long delay in sending aid blaming congressional republicans. >> i apologize for the -- the weeks of not knowing we had trouble getting the bill that we had to pass -- had the money in it from some of our very conservative members holding it up. >> congressman mike waltz, a decorated green beret, who led lawmakers on a parachute jump to honor fighting over his war strategy writing, biden too little t

the ceremonies were a moving mix of messaging and emotion, first president biden and french presidentanuel macron awarded medals to some of the 180 surviving veterans gathered there, many in their 90s, some over 100 years old. then mr. biden honored their sacrifice, insisting their costly battle to preserve democracy remains the test of the ages. >> they knew beyond any doubt there are things that are worth fighting and dying for. freedom is worth it, democracy is worth it. america's worth it. the world is worth it. then, now, and always. >> i want to bring in nbc's kelly o'donnell who is traveling with the president in france. brendan buck is a former aide to republican house speakers paul ryan and john boehner, and he is an msnbc political analyst. kelly, there are questions when you look at the polls about whether putting this fight for democracy front and center of the president's re-election campaign is a smart political move, but listening to president biden today, there's no question this is an issue very close to his heart as he is almost certainly the last u.s. president who

it's about president for all of the punditry last night for all of that our president made clear there is a contrast between someone who lie and someone who bleeds joining us now, former democratic congressman and presidential candidate, tim ryan. >> so good to see you this evening. thank you for joining. it has been a pretty wild 24 hours. everyone was anticipating this debate back in 2022, i remember, you called for what was generational change at that point in time. you suggested that president biden should not run for reelection. i he didn't announce and so i think april of 2023, that he would there was that what he won't he moment for you is this feeling like an i told you so kind of moment well, there's too much stake really to get into the personal stuff. >> i just i always felt like in 2020, he was the bridge candidate. i was one of the first people who ran in 2020 to endorse him. because i thought, you know what, that's a good idea. let's be donald trump let's have a bridge, but then let's get to the next generation and it's looking like that may not happen when you were watch

the ruling comes just hours before president biden and the former president donald trump debate right here at cnn's world headquarters in atlanta, where we know abortion access will certainly be an issue. let's get to the policy first on the big decision i want to bring in cnn's joan biskupic. can carolina kitchener of the washington post, karoline. let me start with you. what changes, what changes right now, the walk us through the decision and how it impacts women's health today in idaho and potentially beyond this decision does. i'm very limited temporary relief for doctors in idaho. they can now provide abortions number situation. but the big news is really no news because the rest of the country is just in limbo. doctors in anti for some states across the south and the midwest, they were waiting for this decision really hoping that they would get some clarity on when they can legally provide abortions and when they can't. and there was no clarity provided to today. so now they just wait and it's very unclear when they will know so as they wait joan i just want to put up a map tha

i am leaning towards voting for president biden and vice president harris.ook, this guy that you are interviewing now, yes -- host: yes, we are listening. you said about this book? caller: i have seen -- host: tom, i am sorry, you are breaking up. we can't hear you. weo ohio. gus, independent. caller: i would like to ask charlie here, when he did those polls on kamala harris, do you ask their party affiliation or do you try to poll 50/50? because that's number one. number two is why don't you write a book about marjorie taylor greene? that would be an interesting book, you know? thank you. guest: that's a good idea. maybe i will call her office and see if we can get started. but as far as polling goes, i think most pollsters try to get a representative slice of the republican and try to weigh it in a way that makes sense professionally. there are a number of different polls that have pointed her out as the most unpopular vice president in modern history. more unpopular than dick cheney, mike pence, al gore, even dan quayle who was ridiculed by the media for

presidency. seyyed ali khamenei because of problems and differences. he did not want to participate in the second term of his presidency, but in the meantime, with the message of the imam, who considered participating in the elections to be his religious duty, he participated in the elections once again. the year we are alive we must participate if god. i want your non-participation to cause harm to the islamic republic , know that those of us who have done this wrong , god forbid, are responsible on the 8th of shahrivar , 1360, after the explosion of the prime minister's building by the hypocrites and the martyrdom of mohammad ali rajaee and mohammad javad bahnar. president, prime minister at that time, the country plunged into an unprecedented situation of political instability. a strange situation that could be fatal and terrible for a young revolution. the day after the explosion, that is, on the 9th of september , a council called the provisional presidential council was held. messrs. hashem

president. the presiding officer: the majority leader. mr. schumer: now,monday america will mark a dark annivers maga supreme court overturned unleashing a crisis of reproductive roe was overturned will be remembered as one of the darks for women's rights in modern history. two yearslater, america looks almost unrecognizable when it comerights. millions and millions of women across america have fewer freedoms today than their mothers and grandmothers did. least 20 states have passed total or near-total bans on reproductive shameful. this week i move to place the freedom for women act on the legislative calendar so we can be ready t bill soon. i thank senator murray for leading t senator on our side of the aisle for cosponsoring it with me. protecting freedom of choice i not a show vote. it's a show us who you are vote. and the american people certainly want to know who their elected truly are, and are entitled to know where they stachoice. that's why all prepared votes on choice and contraceptions and americans want to know where their repres

former president donald trump get back on the campaign tonight for rally in philadelphia and president biden the pivotal swing states good evening i am jon scott and this is the fox report. jon: to trump a set to speak within the next hour after delivering an address in washington d.c. earlier this afternoon he was the keynote speaker at the faith and freedom coalition 2024 road to majority conference pennsylvania it will be a crucial contest in november's election after biden flipped it from red to blue back in 2020. alexis mcadams is live in philadelphia with more. cooks hate jon we just got up with former president donald trump here in philadelphia he said he specifically hitting urban areas like this cheesesteak restaurant behind me because he wants to connect with those of voters he hopes to turn to vote for republican this time around. this is something we've hearing or out of the campaign trail this comes as we know president biden is preparing for the upcoming cnn presidential debate at camp david for her president trump is on the campaign trail. i asked him what his strategy i

president biden is trying to draw comparisons with republican president, former republican president ronald reagan, and contrast himself with his 2024 rival, donald trump. with that let's get smarter with the help of our panel. mike memoli has covered president biden, his family, and inner circle for more than a decade. luke broadwater is here and former white house senior director and state department senior advisor. michael, you are the biden expert here. what stood out to you today? >> well, stephanie, we have been reporting that since donald trump's criminal conviction last week part of the white house strategy going forward is to highlight the stature gap between the commander-in-chief, the sitting president to they believe has a strong record and against a convicted felon that is running a campaign that is more basement than what they think joe biden did four years ago in the middle of the pandemic. there is no more uniquely presidential moment than a sitting president going to normandy, one of the sites of the most significant examples of heroism and bravery and surrounded him

more on this president biden's campaign has also been on tiktok after we know president biden has actuallynto law to potentially ban tiktok how important is the app for both men in this moment, the app is huge. >> this is a platform with 170 million american users and especially young voters really engaged young users. >> you'll remember that back when there was conversation about passing this bill to ban the app, young voters flooded the phone lines of their representatives on capitol hill these are not users who are just passively consuming content and both biden and trump want to reach those young voters. and the timing is really interesting here to trump's account appears just two days after his conviction and one day after the biden harris account on tiktok is posting attacks on him over that conviction, it seems like trump is going to want to be able to respond directly to those attacks. and he clearly already has support on the platform. i mean, 3.5 million followers after just one post. that's compared to the biden harris account, which has just 343,000 followers on the platform. s

president biden is former president donald trump about to hit the debate stage. it is their first faceoff as we mentioned in four years. aive toll moment in the race for the -- a pivotal moment in the race for the president seizure disorders. >> we'll watch this entire thing together and all of us on the panel and sean hannity in atlanta and stay with us beginning to end on fox news and afterwards we'll have post debate analysis and sean will take over at 11:00 eastern. you know, it'll be fascinating to watch this and, you know, you can just sort of hear their hearts palpitating probably from both sides of the stage at this point. >> both men walking out and facing each other for the first time in four years and they've talked past each other and ads have run and campaigns hurled insults and the two men are on the stage and the white house is on the line. >> see if there's a handshake here and watch this right now. dana: good evening, i'm dana bash. an correspondent of cnn inside politics and coanchor state of the union. jake: i'm jake tapper and dana and i will