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psaki, this wasn't just a mistake miss ago date or figure.e president repeatedly checking his watch. and, you know, doing that on top of the president and the debate saying there was no casualties on his watch on top of the state of the union incident. you keep ripping the scapoff of these poor -- scab off these poor parent's wounds and she said, pete, i'd like to extend an apology through you, chairman mccaul, who was there and i said i've got one better. i'll put you in touch with the parents and apologize to them directly and they need to hear from you and heal. this isn't a gotcha moment and these families need to heal and i hope she apologizes. i really hope she does. pete: me too, sincerely. this is an issue while it's moved past the headlines for so many, it's a stain on our nation and for those that lived through it and had people and i spoke to a gold star family of the 13 at rnc and it's still very raw and real. and it's a huge hit on the reputation and haves important when vice president kamala harris when this is a prospect of 202

>> joe: this is the same jen psaki, todd, part of the biggest cover-up in american history saying joeen is great, his memory is fine, he's stephen hawking behind the scenes. jen psaki claimed republicans are for defunding the police and has been telling us the border and safe and secure and says joe biden was christian camccaffery more energized than the energizer bunny itself and new foreign policy better than henry kissinger, i don't want to hear from jen psaki, she covered up joe biden's cognitive issues and got a huge deal from msnbc, a big, no-no, don't want to listen to you, go back to band camp. >> carley: there is a sit-down interview with the president and lester holt today and it will air tonight. we'll see what he says about calls to step down, that has fled the news cycle, but is still going on. thank you very much. have a great day. with rnc kicking off this morning, wisconsin business owners preparing for big week ahead with thousands showing up to milwaukee. e e evan hughes joins me now. good morning. it is a big week, busy week for you being in milwaukee, thousands of

jen psaki skeptical debates.ump. yeah chuckhat's a good sign. to have to believe it is in their ebate. what about the details though, that the biden tput out. i think it was i think that those are agree think that was in the offer from the formica salesman has questions yes and , jr part of it. but the no studio and ther talk after the debate a little, but i think on the specifics of the mphwas for the microphone oe non person not answer the question to be off. interrupt iw that's acensorship of crowding r e mic. yeah no that's the only reason i'm a skeptic is becaus's a litt of a regular out. i mean toreticly he could be in prison. yeah there's that. i'm just saying of andrew we such yes there's going to be like an edgy i even know the outlet that will do it. politico i know you like. eb about all right. we have a question. the audience here, i'm an audience member says i returned from interning in the white house office of digital strategy■@é4 odds, as they call, as they call it. how you go. no, go ahead. is ar

, former white house press secretary and host of inside with jen psaki.e don't mention the former press secretary but you were press secretary for that guy. i'm looking at that guy and i am thinking, why hasn't he been doing this all the time? by all the time, i don't know, four or five or six times a year and maybe this year even more. >> there's a logistical truth and there's a news truth. the news truth is a lot of the questions he was asked, as he should've been asked about the status of his campaign and his intention to stay. there were a lot of good substantive, bubble foreign- policy questions. >> they were all good foreign- policy questions. >> i was never nervous about questions from tv, they ask good questions but when i saw someone like david sanger, i thought, it's going to be deep and thoughtful. every press conference is not that. it's not always following a nato summit there's a lot to talk about and it wasn't all about foreign-policy. the other factor is president biden loves a lot of prep. that is important because it means when you're pl

jen psaki skeptical debates. i mean, you should they think is every for mike the salesman in the greater tri-state area knows like no deals done with donald trump. yeah chuck but that's a good sign. yeah, but but they both seem to have to believe it is in their strong interest to debate. what about the details though, that the biden team put out. i think it was i think that those are agree think that was in the offer from the formica salesman has questions yes and well, he has questions about the rfk jr part of it. but the no studio and there's talk after the debate a little, but i think on the specifics of the microphone issue, one of the things the biden people wanted was for the microphone of the non person not answer the question to be off. yeah so you can interrupt i know that's a good fighting for censorship of crowding for turning the mic. yeah no that's the only reason i'm a skeptic is because trump feel you know he's a little bit of a regular out. i mean theoretically he could be in prison. yeah there's

the host of inside with jen psaki on msnbc.ing at that i, and i'm thinking, why haven't we done this all the time, maybe up to six times this year and maybe even more. >> the news truth is, today a lot of the questions he was asked as he should have been asked about the status of his campaign, there's also a lot of good substantive thoughtful foreign-policy questions. they were very good. i was in the white house briefing room and i was never were nervous, but when i saw somebody like david sanger in the room, i thought it is going to be deep and thoughtful. so, every press conference is not that, they are not following a nato summit where there is a lot to talk about. the other factor is that president biden loves a lot of prep. and that is important because it means that when you are planning the white house schedule and he's going to do a press conference, you have to plan for a lot of prep. i don't think they have the luxury of that over the last couple of days because he was leading the nato summit, but you factor that in.

jen psaki's classified meeting is part of the investigation into kabul that resulted in the death ofjen psaki falsely claimed president biden never looked at his watch as service members were brought home. she volunteered for today's interview. now here is lawrence. >> lawrence: that is the watch motion. >> brian: over and over again on video. >> lawrence: biggest bitcount conference is underway. kelly o'grady is live in nashville with the latest on that. >> this is a huge main-stream shift for crypto, and people are super excited. candidates like former president trump and r.f.k. jr. embraceing cryptowith open arms. look at numbers, stand with crypto pac signing up key states like georgia and have triple vote differentian than in 2020. we talked to founder of invest, big leader in the industry, she says it account be bigger than we're estimating. >> age range expanded more than i expected. i think it is more of an issue than most people thought it would be in the election. >> now what we're hearing is frustration that vis president harris decline opportunity to speak. people are exc

with jen psaki on msnbc. a white house press secretary for that guy and am looking at that guy in thinking why hasn't he been doing these all the time and by all the time i don't know, certainly, four, five, six times a year. >> there is a logistical truth him and there's a new strength, right? that is truth is today a lot of the questions, he was asked as he should've been asked about the status of his campaign, his intention to stay in, there were a lot of intentions about that. there were a lot of sensitive, thoughtful foreign-policy questions. when i was in the white house briefing room i was never nervous about questions from tv or wire. i mean, they ask good questions. when i saw someone like david sanger in the room i thought oh, it's going to be deep and thoughtful. but, every press conference is not that. every press conference is not following a nato summit where there's a lot to talk about. the other factor is that president biden loves a lot of prep and that is important because it means that when

jen psaki and joy reid are covering here, but we do the breaking news.id plouffe knows the obama-biden ticket well. david, your reaction to this first, just like anything else of what we've been covering. of course, we wish the president well, as we wish the former president well, it seems that health is on everyone's mind, so i welcome you to discuss the news, but this is the rnc, this is the biden campaign, sure politically covid is not what you want to put at everyone's mind, but here we are. year reaction to all of the above, and then jen psaki will join us. >> as you said, ari, hopefully he's asymptomatic or minor symptoms and recovers quickly from a health and personal standpoint. he's facing great questions about his candidacy, and the clock is ticking on both that question and the general election where the democrats are trailing now, and that has to be turned around. losing any time is certainly not something you wish on him. nothing you can do about that. he will be responsible, unlike his opponent, about how he states behind closed doors until

moving on, jen psaki has agreed to be interviewed in the probe into how the u.s.ithdrew from afghanistan. is this important? why is this important? >> rebekah: it is not, nothing this woman can say will x exonerate joe biden for what he did in afghanistan. it will not bring 6000 americans back who died, it will not bring the 13 marines. joe biden has blood on his hands because of his inkocompetence. right now, putin and xi have seen the debates and seen that our president is basically half brain dead and they are preparing their strategies so jen psaki, whole bunch of other lies just like joe biden said, there were no americans who died on his watch. are you kidding me? 13 guys like you died in that botched withdrawal. i don't care, i'm not going to watch it. >> joey: thank you for joining us, i could talk to you all day, can't wait to read your book. >> rebekah: thank you for your service, joey. >> joey: thank you for yours. send it to meteorologist adam klotz for a look at the 4th ever july forecast. >> adam: does include hurricane season continue to be very act

it is my pleasure to introduce my good friend jen psaki. oh, thank you. thankch other for almost 20 years now. yes i know we met at age five or so. that's right. somethinkeivfor you two, all for me, whatever. all right. but jen is in me, host and author of say more at the white house in the world. she served as the white house press secretary, president joe biden, over the course of her career, janice worked on three prampaigns supported. the spokesperson for the state department under then-secretary of state john kerry and was the whhouse communications under president barack obama. jen, welcome. at i still think natural that is not true. consered us always collaborators and colleagues i don't know about that at some point this i will tell the story that you tell in the book. and when you toldyou were leaving the white house. oh, yes. that's i would say that my j age my stomach hurt just like it did in the moment. buth jen, welcome and congratulations on your new book. you erreally incredible. it is kind of just like jen psaki a bottle, a smart, funny, r

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that is where jen psaki's concern is coming from. that you don't need to change the program you watch your words and there can be a lot of fiery speakers, the prime time speeches are going to be big. i'm not in the business of telling republicans what we can do with the convention. the themes of the convention are the basis for the campaign >> jeanine: but she was demanding the republicans -- >> jessica: i don't agree with that, i think they should be sensible and responsible about the moment and it's a huge moment to do that. i wanted clarity from president biden on the bull's-eye comments, we watch the lester holt interview with interest. nobody who is being an honest broker can possibly believe that the democratic rhetoric is the problem here. if the issue is we are saying all the time he's a threat to democracy, j.d. vance is also saying he's like hitler and i guess he's redeemed now. donald trump set a fund-raising email just last week that said joe biden is a threat to democracy and only one of these candidates has inspired peo

inside with jen psaki starts right now. >>> it is jen psaki. chris hayes is still off. i know you want to hear from him. i promise it will absolutely be back, but in the meantime while i am here with all of you i'm going to dive into it. because there is a lot going on, i don't know if you heard, with the kamala harris candidacy. what you are about to hear is sexist and racist and gross and it pains me to even have to listen to it, but i want to play it because it is also important for you to know what is coming. >> the deliciousness of it all is this woman, who is literally a dei hire. >> diversity, exclusion and equity. amine inclusion and equity. >> what about white females? what about any other group? when you go down that route to you get mediocrity. >> reporter: are you suggesting she was a dei hire? >> 100%. >> i think she was a dei hire and i don't think they have anyone else. >> how are you going to skip over her because she is female and her skin color is that correct dei color? >> let's spend a moment on the fact that that was sebastian gorka, calling someone

former white house press secretary jen psaki, host of "inside with jen psaki," and lahnee chen, fellowiversity. thank you to all of you for being here on what we continue to say this throughout the morning, it is a heavy morning for our entire country. carol, i want to start with you. one of the things that struck me about the conversations that we've been having throughout the morning is that everyone, all of the guests who we just spoke to had a very similar message that this has to stop, this can never happen again and that the country needs to find a way to lower the temperature on our politics. >> it was really striking, the one thing that everyone agreed on in your interview is republicans and democrats that this is a horrific moment in the country's history, and how does the country move forward? and you heard senator graham there saying that there needed to be soul-searching in the nation. you heard senator coons say that this was time to take the tone down in our politics, and i think the question is how long that lasts, and whether the country is ready to do that because this

president, you feel the argument that jen psaki is making. dei higher, she is a former prosecutor, the first ag, the first african american first woman ag of california. she is a slew of accomplishments. she brought down -- she brought up the conviction rate in san francisco. beyond that, she has been the sharp edge of the biden white house when it comes -- >> greg: why was she selected as vp? >> richard: because she is qualified. >> greg: joe biden made it clear -- >> richard: and to be fair, i could spend this whole segment, or read my piece on foxnews.com where i talk about her, but let's also remember that one, the issue she has been focused on since she's been vice president has been maternal health. it is an issue that has plagued this country we don't talk about on the show a lot, folks talk talk about it, but she has actually made a lot of headway on this issue. this week specifically, she has pushed forward, the country has its first ever maternal safety policy, so -- >> judge jeanine: what about the border? >> richard: women overall

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our special coverage is continuing right now, jen psaki is here.gue, you also, people know, were white house press secretary to president biden. what do you see him doing there and now a couple of days in, with the rnc going strong and him talking about supreme court reform and other things you were discussing with james carville are we back to campaigning after the horrors of this weekend? >> it seems like we are. you'll see him couch every event like the horrors of saturday, we can't have the violence. but it seemed the campaign was suspended for a bit, the campaign was suspending adads, they weren't putting out statements, it feels like it's back on again. that's interesting. it's also interesting because he spoke at the naacp, part of that is reaching out to african americans, he did a speech in philadelphia speaking to an audience of african american, a huge important base for him for the democratic party and also one that propelled him to the nomination and the presidency. so it's interesting that's where he's spending a lot of his time polit

it is very jen psaki. trace: why is it you can have these hate has no home here unless you wear a maga hat past my lawn then there is hate coming out of this house, why is this? why are we at point where "new york times" can, as we look at icon expectture of president raising his hand and american flag. it is interesting, the "new york times," cropped that picture, they cropped that americaning from out. you think why? >> amazing i think that level of propaganda so extreme they successfully rebranded americanism. patriotism, american flag as bad. as somehow, you know racist and bigoted and white supremacy, it has been successful with so many people, all we want to do is not vote for joe biden is that still allowed. is not allowed. when i worked in hollywood, i had to say quiet, i knew what would happen. >> replay your coverage of trump take note. >> comical they have been calling trump hitler for years, anyone that supports him is a nazi, and if you believe that trump is hitler, you should be thrilled that

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it is very jen psaki.: why is it you can have these hate has no home here unless you wear a maga hat past my lawn then there is hate coming out of this house, why is this? why are we at point where "new york times" can, as we look at icon expectture of president raising his hand and american flag. it is interesting, the "new york times," cropped that picture, they cropped that americaning from out. you think why? >> amazing i think that level of propaganda so extreme they successfully rebranded americanism. patriotism, american flag as bad. as somehow, you know racist and bigoted and white supremacy, it has been successful with so many people, all we want to do is not vote for joe biden is that still allowed. is not allowed. when i worked in hollywood, i had to say quiet, i knew what would happen. >> replay your coverage of trump take note. >> comical they have been calling trump hitler for years, anyone that supports him is a nazi, and if you believe that trump is hitler, you should be thrilled that someo

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jen psaki thinks that harris is the best choice.so-called racist country may reject her. >> campaigns are talking about the alternative. the alternative is very clearly in my view, there's a lot of really amazing democrats on the bench. because of that timeline, it is clearly kamala harris. there is a character out there. it's almost public opinion hasn't caught up with what she is doing out there. we live in a country that is sexist and racist. there is that. there is a level of it that does impact elections. >> the only bubble i think about is the bubble that the myopic view comes from. >> i was at a fourth of july celebration. talking to a family friend. she just graduated college. she would consider herself an independent. she said i just don't want our first woman president by default. i feel like something a lot of people are feeling. it's not because we are not ready for a woman. people are, like, i want to be excited when i vote for the first woman president. i thought that was an interesting take a normal people are talking

. >>> it's jen psaki. i will dive into it. there is a lot going on. i don't know if you heard with the new kamala harris candidacy. what you are about to hear is sexist and racist and gross and it pains me to even have to listen to it. but i'm going to play it because it is also important for you to know what is coming. >> the deliciousness of it all is this woman who is literally a dei hire. >> her whole history is dei. diversity inclusion and equity. >> what about white females? what about any other group? when you go down that route, you get mediocrity. >> you are suggesting she is a dei hire? >> 100%. >> i think she was a dei hire. i don't think they have anybody else. >> how are you going to skip over her because she is female and her skin color is the correct dei color? >> let's spend a moment op the fact that was sebastian gorga calling someone else unqualified so just digest that for a second. on one level, everything you just heard an there is plenty more, is just old fashioned racism, sexism. it is totally cross. for a few years how, republi

jen psaki, thank you so much. we're going to pause our coverage now of the president biden interview, sneak in a quick break, and when we come back we'll transition to the event here in milwaukee. our coverage of the first night of the republican national convention. we'll talk to former president trump's son eric trump, who put his father's nomination over the top a few moments ago here in milwaukee, right after this. >>> hi there, everybody. good evening and welcome to our special coverage of the first night of the republican national convention. i'm savannah guthrie. this is the first night of a big week ahead. this is also the first traditional convention we've seen in eight years because of the pandemic. and it is of course also a remarkable and somber moment in american history. one of the country's major parties nominating and also celebrating its presidential candidate less than two days after he survived an assassination attempt. well, tonight it is all about former president donald trump. nbc news has le

the handshake was firm and the fight against covid was quite comparable to an attempted murder, as psakis this, isn’t it heroism? that is , now they are probably in mourning, they are not understand what to do. well, let's be honest, of course, this option was considered immediately after biden's speech at the debate, naturally, haris was already preparing, she began to carry it out, at least for now. quiet, but an election campaign, but they noticed that 4 days ago, while there were no cameras, she held a very powerful election meeting with donors, there were thousands of people, it was a closed event, on thursday she was at a public event, which was also actively covered, in principle, now, of course, this is the main news, this is obvious the main news, because america has now realized that it will definitely 100% have another president, if before that one had any hopes... it turns out that kamala and jo spoke several times during the day, jo did not answer once, but they said several times, this is the policy about this. they spoke several times today before the statement, and jedi w

circle bass to jeb psaki. >> weird rockie mountaining mate. group. misog miss cyst, sexist.day she is the underdog in this race and that's how everybody should treat it. >> how can the party that pushes porn in schools, men woman beating in women's sports and men getting pregnant accuse anyone else of being weird? >> yes but all means donald trump should take the advise of chuck schumer. the guy who threatens supreme court with dangerous rhetoric. or jen psaki had to apologize to republican leaders in the house because she claimed that joe biden never looked at his watch during a to your knowledge ceremony for our fallen soldiers and then turns out obviously there were pictures that he did. so let's not take add is a vice from these folks. especially the guy you see on your screen. this is the same chuck schumer who has known about president biden's mental decline for years and didn't say a word about it until it was clearly apparent. clearly apparent that biden would lose to donald trump in a landslide if he was the democratic nominee. so, mr. senate majority leader take no

generally surprising, yes, and they had a competition to recruit freaks, that's what it is, james psakity contest compared to all these monsters, well, that's okay, how much they criticized, it turns out, of course, she turns out to be a great intellectual, well, of course, not only that, we criticized her, we criticized cyril. it turns out that everything that comes next is even worse, no one knew, saki, you know that more everything i liked it when she commented on something, yes, she, well, she, yes, that, you know, what i like most is when she commented on something, then at the end she said, well , that’s not exactly true, but she’s an honest person , well, yes, honest man, these, no, just really think about what will happen next, because in fact, all these people, they are the ones who face fate, as in the case of the burial of the pharaoh, when all the servants were buried along with the pharaoh. but it’s real, that is, biden is clearly written off, but they will all be put in the political grave with him, because then, what is this chungachanga talking about, but it’s, well, she

inside with jen psaki starts now. >>> hi, everyone. it is jen psaki and i know you all tune in because you want to hear what chris hayes thinks of everything happening right now and especially at this crazy time. me, too, i get it. he is taking well-deserved time off with his family, but i assure you he will be back and tell you everything he thinks. in the meantime it has been over two days since president joe biden announced he would be dropping out of the presidential race and two days since he endorsed vice president kamala harris as his replacement. a lot has happened in that time to put it mildly. harris has already secured enough delegates to win the nomination, making her essentially that affect no nominee -- the de facto nominee. between sunday afternoon and last night the campaign raised over $100 million. with the majority of donors giving for the first time, that is a big deal. that includes the largest single day fundraising hall in american history. the campaign also says nearly 60,000 folks signed up as volunteers. doork

press secretary in the biden white house and host of inside with jen psaki.g to go to you first because this is to me a media challenge, right? in our profession, the media has been quite fixated on joe biden's age. but we still have the oldest man to run for president of the united states in the race. his name is donald trump, and he doesn't remember who is who, he thinks nikki haley ran the capitol on january 6th, you could go on. fidel castro speech last week accepting the nomination. it's clear there's some cognitive decline there. do you expect the media to spend as much time fixating on donald trump's age as they have on joe biden's? >> look, i don't know what the media is going to focus on. i guess we're in it so we'll help determine that, but i do think if you watch vice president harris' speech she just gave at the biden/harris headquarters, whatever we're calling it now, that was an electrifying speech. it was basically her stump speech, but a lot of people haven't seen that before. you watch that, joy, and juxtapose it with donald trump talking abo

maria: what did you make of what you heard from jen psaki, she's putting it on republicans, tone downoric. >> it's unbelievable. as a member of the judiciary committee, it gets rough and tumble and we go back and forth and there's a altogether of personalities obviously on judiciary but we get a steady diet of them attacking president trump. so the idea that it's just the republicans that somehow would be making those types of comments, it's kind of -- it's difficult for me to hear, knowing what we've been going through over the last two years. maria: we know that over those last several years everything they say trump is doing or the political enemies are doing, they're actually doing. >> absolutely. and i think that it's almost like when the president certainly says something about democracy, and saving democracy, the echo chamber is ready to go. the average rank and file member is out there on the steps of the capitol, kind of with the talking points, once again reiterating just about everything that's coming out of the white house. maria: i want to get your take on security mere.

some coffee. >>> i'm jen psaki. ari melber will be back soon. i will hopefully try to lead you through what is going on in this moment in politics. we often talk in politics about split screen moments. when you see basically the differences between the two candidates, say, donald trump and joe biden or whatever it may be. today feels more like a triple screen. you can see it right there on your screen. vice president kamala harris was in indiana speaking to supporters today. president biden is about to address the nation from the oval office in about two hours. and donald trump is about to hold his first rally since biden quit the race. all of that is happening today. so yeah, fair to say there's a lot going on, which is kind of an evergreen statement these days. we're hoping to get some excerpts from biden's address. if we do, we will bring those to you as soon as we have them. >>> let's talk about what's happened over the last couple of days and what's happening moving forward. with just over 100 days until election day, harris is running a ve

the american president with with great difficulty, liberal the msnbc channel with the notorious jen psakitely fighting for biden; on air, his expected recovery from covid is compared in terms of courage to surviving an assassination attempt... the fact that trump immediately came to his senses after the shooting and went to his convention, presented to the media as a show of strength, biden is 81, he has coronavirus, a fatal disease for people his age, if he recovers in a couple of days, wouldn’t that be the same, wouldn’t it be a sign that he’s stronger than trump? yes it is. and here we are landing in delaware. biden again, without a mask, he looks, perhaps, even more tired, going down the ramp, slows down for some reason in the middle of the path, waves to someone, and there are fewer and fewer people willing to answer the greeting. in las vegas, biden managed to meet with jeffrey katzenberg, a hollywood business shark and intermediary in wealthy media circles; the producer of shrek ikunde said at the meeting that no one else wants to promote biden at the dream factory. katzenberg told

joy reid is here, nicolle wallace, jen psaki. you do not seek joy on the screen because there's a gremlin with the camera but will have her in a moment. we will be with you throughout the duration of the special coverage tonight. you know, we do special coverage for all sorts of stuff. this is not all sorts of stuff. you will always remember where you were when you heard the news today. what a day in history. president biden making american history with an active profound political and personal sacrifice. 3.5 years into his presidency, president biden stepping down from his reelection bid in favor of his vice president kamala harris. i have been processing this for five hours already, and it still gives me chills to say it. in the instant he announced at 1:46 p.m. this afternoon, everything changed. everything changed. the democratic party instantly ends its internal war, this emotional, intense, harrowing fight that has torn the party apart for the past 3.5 weeks. that is over in an instant. the expectation among democrats which

the liberal channel msnbc with the unknown jen psaki as its host is desperately fighting for biden.d in terms of courage to surviving the assassination attempt on trump. the fact that trump immediately came to his senses after the shooting and went to his convention is presented by the media as a show of strength. biden is 81 and has coronavirus, a fatal disease for people his age. if he gets better in a couple of days, wouldn't it be the same? isn't this a sign that he is stronger? pass the baton. persuasion is still weak. if he doesn’t recuse himself, we’ll cut him off from funding, it seems, the democratic elites have decided. in las vegas, biden managed to meet with jeffrey katzenberg, a hollywood business shark and intermediary in wealthy media circles. producer shrek ikunde said at the meeting that no one else wants to promote biden at the dream factory. katzenberg told the president that major sponsors doubting his ability to win in november, virtually. wanted to write large checks. at the end of the second quarter, biden's company had $240 million, compared to trump's $285 m

jen psaki, that is all in on thursday night. al e, good evening, alex. >> it is the one thing everyone can agree on. we can not live like this much longer as a nation, media, people in the world. yes, here are our pleas, anyone in power to change this. thank you, chris.

given to the american president with great difficulty, liberal channel msnbc, with the notorious jen psakihting for biden, broadcasting his expected recovery from covid is compared in terms of courage to surviving the assassination attempt on trump. the fact that trump immediately came to his senses after the shooting and went to his convention is presented by the media as a show of strength. biden is 81 and has coronavirus, a deadly disease for people his age. if he gets better in a couple of days, wouldn't it be the same? isn't this a sign that he is stronger than trump? yes it is. and now we're landing in business. biden , again without a mask, looks perhaps even more tired as he walks down the ramp and slows down. for some reason, in the middle of the road, he waves to someone, and fewer and fewer people want to return the greeting. president biden has covid, is forced to suspend his in-person campaign events, and now biden is isolated physically and, frankly, politically at a time when he is trying to save his campaign, and former speaker nancy pelosi reportedly told biden that if he

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[ cheers and applause ] >> seth: i want to thank my guests kenan thompson, jen psaki, everybody! i want to thank kate schellenbach and the 8g band. thank you, kate. go to youtube now. all-new "corrections," we just posted it. thank you for watching. we love you. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ person to run for president. i beat him once and i will beat him again. right now, at 11, did he change anyone's mind? tonight, president biden, holding his first news conference since his concerning debate performance two weeks ago against former president trump. reporter. tonight was one of the biggest tests of president biden's political career. mr. biden answering questions for nearly an hour. he talked effectively when it came to policy, but the real question is he fit to run for reelection? the president says yes. here's nbc's gia vang. thank you. please be seated. a lengthy news conference, designed in part to stem the growing list of democratic lawmakers calling for president biden to step aside. the president defended his reelection campaign. i've got to finish this job because there's

senator chris coons and our powerhouse round table, including former white house press secretary jen psaki. >>> defiance. >> i'm a political prisoner. i feel great about it. >> jonathan: steve bannon set to report to prison for defying the january 6th committee. >> i'm going to have an impact in this election from behind bars. >> jonathan: what bannon is promising and threatening will come if trump returns to the white house. and -- >> every day for all of those years, i've given it everything that i have. >> jonathan: dr. fauci on his work across 40 years with seven presidents. >> jonathan: good morning, and welcome to "this week." even before the debate, there was a sense of dread among many democrats, a fear that the campaign was heading towards something they consider unthinkable, a donald trump victory in november. president biden needed a strong debate to show that he has the physical and mental ability to take on and defeat donald trump. that's why he spent nearly a week at camp david with an army of advisers preparing for a debate with rules and a format that his advisers designed.

jen psaki, over to you. >> all right. thank you so much, rachel.k you so much for joining us this evening. rachel just gave a very long list of all of the unions that have endorsed, harris, the vice president who is now going to be likely the nominee. united auto workers is not on that list. are you ready to join that list and make an announcement tonight? >> thank you for having us and look, we have a process we follow and just like anything, let's be real. this last couple weeks has been a very -- just a very emotional few weeks and especially these last few days, seeing president biden make a sacrifice for this nation. and look, i got to tell you it's a bittersweet moment because i love president biden. the greatest resident of my lifetime, the most prolabor president of my lifetime. and obviously he did the honorable thing, and think about that. can you imagine donald trump putting his ego aside and doing what's right for the country? it would never happen. with vice president harris we have a process we follow. the membership, the internationa