you heard reid hoffmans explanation that donor reid hoffman is not the same person as not a fan of linakhan, reid hoffman, which is not the same person as microsoft a board member. reid hoffman, microsoft being under investigation by the ftc what do you think look, i think that you're seeing the reason that there's so many factions of the democratic party who get frustrated with how money tends to drive our politics. i worked for elizabeth warren's presidential campaign. and we were against these major donors making the big decisions i think vice president harris is going to have to be very clear on where she stands. if she stands with workers and unions and workers rights and all of this that she actually spent last week talking about talking to a lot of different unions. and so it's interesting that he says that he is not telling her to make a decision, but going on national television after such a big donation is saying what you want to happen and it's really frustrating because you all have reported, we raise over 200 million in the first week majority of those donors were small don

our thanks to reid hoffman. that sentiment that this is an industry that is getting bigger, that the players that are leading the markets right now may not be the only players in the game, i think that's very interesting for a time when we are just assuming that they are way out in front. >> yeah, we haven't seen too much of that since google probably 24 years ago. where an upstart has been able to catch some incumbents, and i'll just say this, it's not just about a.i., as it relates to companies and the enterprise and the like. there's sovereign a.i. this is going to be an arms race with china. we better get the regular lair right. we can't thwart innovation here. >> and i think innovation comes to the united states, or it was already here, i do think the idea of rotation and finding -- this is where investors are. nvidia was a $5 stock, split adjusted back in early 2020. it's crazy to think about where this company has come. so, what i hear when i listen to reid, the dynamic, there are a lot of things going on

reid hoffman was the biggest donor previously with a $25 million check.ow do you see those sorts of numbers adding up? will there be someone that can match the huge gift we see from the world's wealthiest man? steve: absolutely. look mother will be huge amounts of money that come in -- look, there will be huge amounts of money that come in on both sides. many of the wealthiest people in the world are strong democrats, and i think you will see equal money matched if not more coming in on the democrat side. and again, what the democrats provided over the last four years, historically high stock market rates, historically low unemployment, this is a good story to campaign on. if you can wrap all of that together with a strong, new candidate, whether it is kamala harris or somebody else, i think that is a winning package for the democratic party. ed: steve, a criticism of president biden's term in office has been his attitude toward and lack of engagement with elon musk in the context of electric vehicles and space as well. do you expect kamala harris or whoe

i'm thrilled to be here today, i'm an ai-generated version of reid hoffman. reid-ai, and its creator, billionaire linkedin co-founder and prominent democratic party supporter reid hoffman, who works in silicon valley. i asked his avatar, on a scale of 1-10, how likely is it that ai will wipe out us humans? >> i'd rate the existential threat of ai around a 3 or 4 out of 10. then i asked the man: why an -- paul: then i asked the man, why an avatar of himself? >> i recently gave a speech at the university of perugia and i then had my reidai get it in nine languages that i don't speak. and the benefit is it allows this kind of human connection. paul: or human-ish. like "mary," the companionship avatar the app replika helped create for me. mary, how are you? >> ok. let's move our discussion over here. it looks like jerry has arrived too. paul: at silicon valley's computer history museum, i hooked mary up with an offline skeptic, stanford professor jerry kaplan, who started working in ai in 1979, has a new book about it, "generative artificial intelligence: what ev

joining me now, reid hoffman, cofounder of linkedin. many people call you a democratic make a donor, other say you are a political make a donor, you've given to candidates on both sides of the aisle but you've been giving to democrats definitely president biden for quite some time and you were all in on his campaign. what is your take on this change, he's obviously stepping down and the most likely democratic nominee will be his vp, kamala harris. >> i think it is a great act of political sacrifice and commitment by president biden. i think just like his speech, you know, he likes being president, he spent his decades in public service and has done a great job as president but when he thinks about what's important for the country, he puts his country and its people ahead of himself. and i think that act of courage and bravery and you know, what will be a historic legacy is amazing. and i think for vice president harris, i think she is an awesome candidate. i think we now have you know kind of what i think a lot of people have been looki

this pressure is in direct response to comments made to cnn last week by billionaire reid hoffman theer and democratic megadonor, raised some eyebrows by publicly saying harris should replace lina khan. take a listen to what reid hoffman said. >> i do think that lina khan is a is a bat, is a person who is not helping america in her job in what she's doing. and so i would hope that vice president harris would replace her. i do find it entertaining that she's the precise person that j.d. vance supports lina khan, who is essentially trying to limit various forms of american business in ways that i think are not, are outside the scope of a job. i think antitrust is fine, but i think just waging war is not no it's worth noting that reid hoffman sits on the board of microsoft, the company that has repeatedly and his currently battling the ftc. >> another lina khan critic is billionaire barry diller. last week, he told cnbc that he believes lina khan is a quote, dope and he said that he would publicly lobby harris to replace lina khan. but listen, he's also got a stake here. cnn has learned

and reid hoffman is backing harris to be the president of the united states.t a moderate candidate who can easily beat donald trump. brad smith, president of microsoft, thanking biden for his service. and box ceo aaron levie posting the democratic party has a clear window to create a superior platform and story. he added, i hope and expect they will take this newfound opportunity seriously. for more on the wave of support around harris, let's bring in eamon javers. ea, eamon, now we are seeing the money flowing in for harris so far. >> frank, this was never a question of money drying up. this was a question of support for joe biden drying up and donors' frustration. now he is out of the race f, we will see a gusher of money to the democratic committee. kamala harris is now the only declared candidate on the democratic side. it is not impossible we might see others. take a look here at what actblue said. you mentioned them overnight. they put out a statement de detailing the fundraising. actblue saying as of 9:00 ap.m. e eastern time, $46 million has been added

. >> the co-founder of linkedin, reid hoffman, is a major democratic donor.. meanwhile billionaire venture capitalist vinod khosla, who held a fundraiser for president biden in may, is calling for an open process at the democratic convention. now, the proposed tax on unrealized capital gains and regulation on new technologies such as artificial intelligence and crypto remain key issues among higher income venture capitalists. live in studio lena howland, abc seven news lena, thank you. >> childhood friends and former colleagues of vice president harris are showing their support. she grew up. she grew up on browning street in berkeley and attended franklin and thousand oaks elementary. the school now has a dedicated mural to the vice president. >> it was a wonderful place to grow up and i think it really influenced her and gave her some good grounding and some good learning to have her be ready for where she is today. >> and that childhood friend says character and community support inspired harris to pursue public service. >> vice president harris already has

. >> the co-founder of linkedin, reid hoffman, is a major democratic donor. he endorsed vice president harris. meanwhile, billionaire venture capitalist, the known coleslaw, who held a fundraiser for president biden in may, is calling for an open process at the democratic convention. things at stake among higher income venture capitalists are the proposed tax on unrealized capital gains and regulation on new technologies such as artificial intelligence and crypto. live in studio lena howland, abc seven news thank you, lena vice president harris already has a group of vocal supporters here in the bay area. >> local leaders and lawmakers held a rally pledging their allegiance to helping her win. in november. are we ready to go? >> are we fired up? are we ready to go? >> kamala harris is more than a black woman, more than a southeast asian woman. that has run. this is an accomplished professional. >> when kamala harris is under attack, what do we do? stand up. 105 days, people. let's get it going. >> the fundraising record reached by the campaign is surely shaki

now this of course, comes on the heels of calls from megadonor, reid hoffman, co-founder of netflix, to make the change democratic donor, marty dolan, it joins me now some rdx spoken with a number of donors. this week, whitney tilson telling me just two days ago, he hasn't spoken to a single democrat who thinks the president should stay in the race. where do you? stand i think we have to look at this, not as an interview on friday night. >> and not as the november election and not as without him. we're gonna end up with trump. i think our job as a party is to nominate somebody who can do the job for what's going to be four-and-a-half years. you have the midterm elections out there in 2026. the person who's elected in november would be president until january of 2029. and so i think if you put everything else aside, that the simple question that the democratic leadership has to ask is, are we nominating somebody that has the confidence of the party in the country to do the job for another four-and-a-half years. and i think when you ask the question that way, it sort of leads you to th

i will likely come not only as a result of these well-heeled donors, folks like reid hoffman, the founder who is a saying, president biden, you have got to step aside -- there are many others i'm talking to privately saying it. then you have got the democrats in congress as well as up-and-down the ballot, several have already come out and said, biden, you got to step aside, or some version of that by many others. now we will start seeing these poll numbers that have dipped six, 8% just since the debate. that is going to have an impact up-and-down that ballot, and you are going to see more democrats saying, joe, we appreciate everything you have done, but you got to go. ben: no one is going to come out publicly and say they will run until he decides he is not going to. talk to me about vice president kamala harris, because was not pulling very well. the polls suggest she could not beat former president trump. and yet since that debate her numbers have been creeping up a little bit. brett: they have, and look, the vice presidency in the united states is in opposition.-- an audit position. y

to die the eye of the storm sunday on discovery linkedin, co-founder and big democratic donor reid hoffmanupport behind kamala harris. hoffman now joins what's become a tidal wave of donation supporting the vice president from democratic grassroots up to the mic take a party donors also including abigail disney, who had publicly announced that she was stopping donations to the democratic party. do democratic candidates unless and until do biden dropped his bid, cnn's matt egan has more on this is tracking all of this for us. met you spoke to reed hoffman. what did he tell you? >> okay. he's going all in on kamala harris, the linkedin billionaire. he dismissed the idea that silicon valley is turning towards former president trump. he said that in fact, many parts of the tech industry are very excited about vice president harris. and he argued that it's really harris not trump, who would be stronger for business and stronger for american families. take a listen to why that is trump wants tariffs, which has anti-business. >> you know, makes us a very strange election indeed, because i think a

. >> the co-founder of linkedin, reid hoffman, is a major democratic donor. he endorsed vp harris. meanwhile, billionaire venture capitalist vinod khosla, who held a fundraiser for president biden in may, is calling for an open process at the democratic convention. >> at this point, practically speaking, uh- kamala harris has gotten a lot of support and professor grote says vp harris will do well among silicon valley voters along the issues of diversity and immigration. >> he says big corporations, however, may fear a harris administration. many tech leaders are concerned about regulations of artificial intelligence, cryptocurrency and other technologies. many of them, without a doubt, will be watching closely to see what vp harris will do and say next, live in the studio suzanne phan abc seven news. >> all right, suzanne, thank yo. vice president harris is moving up to lock up support from highly influential democratic political groups. she's picked up the endorsement of the congressional black caucus and the collective political action committee. tonight, the group win with black

. >> the co-founder of linkedin, reid hoffman, is a major democratic donor. he endorsed vp harris.meanwhile, billionaire venture capitalist vinod khosla, who held a fundraiser for president biden in may, is calling for an open process at the democratic convention. >> at this point, practically speaking, uh- kamala harris has gotten a lot of support and professor grote says vp harris will do well among silicon valley voters along the issues of diversity and immigration. >> he says big corporations, however, may fear a harris administration. many tech leaders are concerned about regulations of artificial intelligence, cryptocurrency and other technologies. many of them, without a doubt, will be watching closely to see what vp harris will do and say next, live in the studio suzanne phan abc seven news. >> all right, suzanne, thank yo. vice president harris is moving up to lock up support from highly influential democratic political groups. she's picked up the endorsement of the congressional black caucus and the collective political action committee. tonight, the group win with black

reid hoffman, the founder of linkedin, laureen powell jobs, marc andreessen, just really a who's whosilicon valley was involved in this. >> reporter: something else surprising. within hours of doherty's big scoop, this mysterious company launched a website and publicly identified itself as california forever, an ambitious plan to build a brand-new kind of city for as many as 400,000 residents. >> we knew this would be controversial when we announced the project. >> reporter: and this is the guy behind it. >> i had a hunch that this was a really good place to do something like this. >> reporter: jan sramek, a 37-year-old czech-born former goldman sachs trader turned aspiring city builder. >> you can see travis air force base is out here. >> reporter: who has to try to convince the public that the project isn't just an oasis for billionaires or some high-tech city of the future. >> so over there will be a downtown. >> reporter: his vision is to turn all of this into a walkable city in the mold of savannah, georgia, or philadelphia, pa, or new york's west village. >> so if you are succe

. >> this comes as sources tell cnbc allies of kamala harris and the tech community including reid hoffmanaunched a lobbying campaign to convince donors to support harris for president. the efforts are now on track to raise more than $100 million. this is another group of democratic donors of rubin and lasry who met yesterday to stst strategize new ways to beat donald trump in november. this was the first of its kind since sunday and aiming for large-scale fundraising for harris. that could get a boost sooner rather than later. barack obama plans to endorse kamala harris in coming days. >>> as we head to break, shares of edwards life sciences were mixed. you see shares were down more than 22%. "worldwide exchange" is back right after this. >>> it's just about 5:30 a.m. in the new york city area. there's still more ahead on mar. >>> tech record is a factor in the drop with the mag seven seeing a wipe out. we dig into why the stocks are crashing back down to earth. >>> as jim cramer said there is a bull market somewhere. the next three stocks can help protect your portfolio in times of turbu

we also saw people like reid hoffman saying this is a bad idea. associates in the business community are trying to frame this as a binary choice. yes, he may be older than he used to be, but do you want someone who is ethical, mark cuban made this point. he is ethical and older or do you want someone who lies and more chaotic? they are framing it that way. he wants donors he is talking to and this is i ca choice. >> megan cassella, live in d.c. thank you. for more, let's bring in brian gardner at stifel and the host of the patomac podcast. >> good morning. >> we have a new cbs u-gov poll showing half of the democrats changed their opinion on biden. lots of caveats after the debate. big margin of error. we don't know how people feel until november. a lot to go until then. are we also seeing a knee-jerk reaction with investors, institutional or retail, based on that debate result? >> based on the conversations i had with people in the wake of the debate, there was a lot of surprise and shock over the president's performance. i think there is a view

the largest sponsors, including reid hoffman, the founders, of course, continue to be on biden’s sideerious progress on their side yet, and of course, quite influential governors from number of democrats, this includes gavin newsom from california, this and gretkin whitmer from michigan, people who have obvious... presidential ambitions, but right now they understand that, of course, opposing biden will be fraught for them, but simply, how many would convince them that that they are sticking a knife in the back of their leader, so to speak, so well, they understand that it’s kind of ugly, so right now in the moment they are still trying from this whole company of pressure from the pages, while secretly hoping that biden will -is about to die, then they, as supporters of the party line, will stand in authorities, well, yes, well, and even more so, you and i understand that after all, the new... anonymously leaks all this information, and some biden apparatchiks continue to torpedo their own boss, and so all these continue endless leaks to the press, that he allegedly continues to consu

people learn tighter to the room believes but you see people like elon musk go after reid hoffman's tiesjeffrey epstein. you have seen david sachs call other people idiots. these are just random people they know on the internet. these are folks they would've called their friends a couple of years ago. politics is at a fever pitch. to some extent, we are just seeing the billionaire version of the way our friendships have been transformed these last couple of years. as someone who was in silicon valley, it's remarkable to see these fissures between people who were in each other's weddings. >> just because you're rich doesn't mean you are decent. thank you both for being here. >>> when we return, succession of for real? rupert murdoch goes head-to- head with his own children over the future of the fox empire. we will break down the not so secret court fright. rt fright. (man) mm, hey, honey. looks like my to-do list grew. "paint the bathroom, give baxter a bath, get life insurance," hm. i have a few minutes. i can do that now. oh, that fast? remember that colonial penn ad? i called and i go

meanwhile some of the democratic party's biggest donors, including linkedin co-founder reid hoffman, openly pushing harris to fire federal trade commission chair lina khan who has led biden's anti-trust efforts. hoffman sits on the board of microsoft, which was sued by the ftc. president biden has called for major reforms to the u.s. supreme court including 18-year term limits, an enforceable code of ethics, and a constitutional amendment that would bar immunity to presidents for crimes committed in office. in a new op-ed for the washington post, biden also cited the 2022 overturning of roe v wade by the far-right court. the president did not, however, call for expanding the supreme court, which many democrats and judicial reform experts have done. in northern california, the rapidly spreading park fire has burned over 550 square miles, an area larger than the size of los angeles. the park fire is already in the 10 top largest fires in california's history and has now become the largest active wildfire in the united states, surpassing the raging durkee fire in nearby eastern oregon.

. >> you're reid hoffman and you say i wish he had become martyr?that way of -- yeah, i don't know. >> let's dig into all the political road ahead for both former president trump and president biden. joining us for more, sara fagan, deep roots an alist, and ari, democratic strategist. i guess i'll decide who to address it to first, but the overriding question i have is, are both camps going to be able to bring it back into decorum based on what happened? they promise they're going to do this, sara. what are the chances former president trump stays on the high road between now and november, permanently? >> i sure hope he does. i think it's helped him tremendously take -- the way he conducted himself during the debate and the aftermath of the debate was incredibly tactfully done. he didn't go at biden very hard as he was stumbling on the floor. and in the aftermath, he said nothing. and then, of course, we saw his campaign very aggressively urge its supporters and its staff to not inflame the situation. i think that's a very positive sign if things ar

you see reid hoffman stepping up on the other side. that is also a problem, right. citizens united has basically said the government is for sale, and in a democracy, that's a really, really dangerous thing. i think it's totally appropriate for corporations to say, hey, wait a minute, we don't like this, but i think the flip side of it is, the country has an opportunity to make a choice and it's going to do that in november, as to whether we want to live in a country where there is nor balance, where it's not just the rights of shareholders that are taken into accounts but the rights of everyday citizens, communities where people live, of the customers, the suppliers. you know, when i began my career executives were responsible to all of those constituents, but beginning in the '80s we shifted that so you only focused on shareholders. obviously, from a shareholder point of view that's been a spectacular thing b us the flip side is, it's had a huge cost to society. are we going to re store some balance or not? this is the fight we're in

backers include multiple tech billionaires such as linkedin founder reid hoffman and sun microsystems founders vinod khosla, as well as former maverick owner mark cuban. this comes in opposition to big names at tech that have thrown their support to the trump vance ticket, including elon musk and david saxe. >> as election season ramps up, there's greater concern over the threat of misinformation and disinformation generated by ai. the fcc has proposed a first of its kind rule requiring disclosure of ai generated content in political ads on tv and radio. the proposal came last week, a day before a doctored campaign video surfaced featuring an ai generated voice impersonating that of vice president kamala harris. earlier on mornings on two, we spoke with hafeez malik, a professor of electrical and computer engineering at the university of michigan. he said people should be held accountable for spreading fake information. >> legislation alone cannot solve this problem. i think it is, technology that we need to develop. obviously, it has to be ai driven. and, then on the top of that, you

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and one person, dmitri mehlhorn, who was an advisor two, reid hoffman at linkedin, a big democratic and biden supporter, said, reportedly according to some before this quote kamala harris is more threatening to those swing voters than a dead joe biden or a comatose joe biden. in other words, you might be worse off with the vice president at the top of the ticket. what do you think about that well, i haven't seen the report, but i can tell you, i think she's a talented woman and someone who should be in the mix but this is not a matter of just passing the mantle to her. >> we have some talented governors, talented united states senators, other members of the the cabinet. what we need is a fair and open process over the coming weeks to let the american people see this develop the enthusiasm we haven't had and get behind them. so she's not are only candidate. but she is certainly a prominent one. we need to have the kind of competition and open process rather than some backroom deal to get us the best possible candidate because the threat from donald trump is so real to everything we hold

that harris scored her own bag helicon valley endorsement she did so the founder of linkedin, reid hoffman is backing kamala harris. >> now, they have known each other for a while, but he now speaking with our matt egan saying that she fully has his backing, that he believes that she should be the next president of the united states it's obviously this is one of the biggest names in tech and i think it'll be interesting to see if other tech founders, big names and silicon valley come around because remember kamala harris, she is a california woman. she is from here. she has deep ties both to the tech roll and also, of course hollywood jake all right. >> elizabeth wagmeister. thank you so much. appreciated. a major executive order today in the state of california, the governor, governor newsome has directed all homeless encampments to be removed why that move is sparking outrage by some people in the state. it's the latest in our series, homeless in america. that's next plus the breaking news cameras said as vice president kamala harris gets ready to sit down with israeli prime minister net

earlier today, she held a call with democrat mega-donors like linkedinh founder reid hoffman d and arce listening in told told thseema for that the call, centered around ending the infighting and pivoting to winning. >> well, democratic congressman jared moskowitz joins me now. congressman moskowitz, it's great ncongre to have you.. you know, six days ago, i was6 listening to an interviedaysw you did. and you emphasized your support for president biden, but you also emphasizeemphasizesidentt t for winning and keeping, you know, taking back the house, keeping the senate, keeping the presidency. but since all of that and i want to scrollepine this, thee have been 34 democrats, senate and house, who have come forward calling for biden to step aside. so i want to know what you're thinking today biden i want. >> well, thanks, kaylee. thanks for having me. >>t this whole thing about winning? i mean, being right feels greatn ,but if you don't win, it's irrelevant. and so, look, i think democrats are trying to figure out how to win. right. and if you look at the polling o ,obviously the curr

i think reid hoffman sort of indicating this, but, you know, look, there's about a ten day window here. okay. i am i am fascinated by the by some things we haven't seen. we haven't seen biden one rally that they were able to put together in north carolina that was very difficult to put together. rallies are very hard right now for democrats because they have to worry about gaza protesters and all of this other stuff. yes that went well. where is he? since if you have issues about whether you can think on your feet, you and it's not a problem and it's just a bad debate, what would you be doing? you'd be flooding the flooding the airwaves. you'd be doing interviews, whether it's podcasts, whether it's this or that. you go to friendly spots, whatever the fact they're not doing any of that, i think is one of those, hey, look what's not happening. that's a big deal too. yeah. christina, pick up on that point. i mean, basically, democrats are also waiting to see what the polling will show. and the public has the final say here. we all saw the same debate, but if it doesn't have a big impact

name we'll be interviewing is legendary investor, a leader in ai, and big democratic donor, reid hof hoffmandaho with what's going to be a huge lineup from sun valley later this week. but in terms of media, there's a lot of challenges in this space, and i'm just wondering what they're talking about. >> well, i don't know. it's who the king of the hill would be next if they were there, right? just enormous transformation here. i don't know. i'm not that optimistic on some of the bundles really working. i almost picked it for the draft, though, wbd, because it's super levered. what the hell. it could go really high. but it could also crush. >> and it has so far. >> it has so far. but it's early. >> right. but the backdrop, considering, you know, today from a few years ago is extremely different in terms of valuations of these companies and expectations of this space. >> and there was a time you were paying for the top line on streaming and you were paying for the growth and now you're really paying for the bottom line. the separation is all about free cash flow. when you think about disney, ov

reid hoffman of linkedin sent an e-mail friday on why replacing biden would be a bad idea and the donorays the debate makes it more difficult to convince some donors to contribute. >> if there was a donor who was hesitant because they weren't sure biden was going to win, those donors are not opening their wallets this week. makes that work harder but the work continues. >> there's a lot of frustration with the candidate that democrats have, but replacing him as seen as risky and donors for now are standing with the party. >> thank you. >>> and mike, thank you as well, of course. >> sure. >> for joining this hour. any parting thoughts for us? >> no, we're sort of wavering as i thought as we watch the bond market, so this is the game we're playing so far in july. >> mike santoli. you can catch him all day long everywhere. the supreme court expected to announce its decision on former president trump's claim of absolute immunity. we will have that for you in the xtoune hr. ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if she owns a life i

dim metry melhorn, reid hoffman's advisors, the two leading the charge in defense of biden sent an e-mailbeat trump. the biden campaign is pushing to retake the narrative today capitalizing on their recent fundraising haul to launch a $50 million ad blitz for july, planning campaign travel to every swing state and in a clear reaction to the events this past week pledging to make biden available for interviews including off the cuff remarks. it's a full-court press at this point on both sides of this fight and can't be overstated how crucial biden's public events will be for the future of this campaign. guys. >> meghan, thank you very much. >>> still to come, goldman's chief economist jan hatzius will give us his read on today's job numbers. we're back in three. i can't believe you corporate types are still calling each other rock stars. you're a rock star. we're all rock stars. oooo look look at my data driven insights, i'm a rock star. great job putting finance and hr on one platform with workday. thank you! guys, can you keep it down. i'm working. you people are (guitar noises). hand ov

we've heard reid hoffman will give more to this campaign than he did invite in's last, which was $10 million. act blue yesterday, $50 million , and that's not from three people, four people, it's from scores of americans, and every vote counts. i want to make a point about chaos. chaos is going to ensue. i am looking for the chaos, because there are two points in democratic history you could look at with joe biden running last time, we had all these primary candidates bobbling their heads around. amy klobuchar, pete buttigieg, and over the course or of one weekend, he became the candidate. we spent the last three weeks with democrats panicking, republicans antagonizing, it took some time, then suddenly yesterday, one swift move, joe biden makes the announcement, look at the money and the endorsements that have come in. i'm looking for the chaos. >> the consolidation of the democratic party around this, the opposite of chaos that is happening, because it's not just that it's consolidation and that there aren't other candidates out there whatever aside from mike bloomberg or whatever t

we already heard from reid hoffman who will be getting more to this campaign than he did biden's, which is 10 million. but look at act blue yesterday. $50 million and that is not from three people, for people, it is from the scores of americans. >> hundreds of thousands. >> every vote counts, that is hugely important but i want to make a point about chaos. chaos is going to ensue. i am looking for the chaos because there are two points in democratic history you could look at. joe biden was running last time, right? we had all these primary candidates bobbling their heads around, clover term is up, pete buttigieg was up and suddenly over the course of one week and joe biden became the candidate. right? we spent the last three weeks with democrats panicking and republicans antagonizing and then yes, it took some time, it was painful, suddenly yesterday one swift move, joe biden makes the announcement, look at the money that came in and look at the endorsements that have come in over the last 24 hours. the new york times can take their chaos, i am looking for it. >> the consolidation of th

one thing we did see over the weekend or on friday was linkedin co-founder reid hoffman laid out five that should not happen. people are coualescing behind that. it is up to president biden and his family. if they don't make that decision, we will still support him no matter what. at the end of the day, it is trump versus biden. >> megan, the people i spoke to, they may be in the position you want, but because he will refuse to step down and they feel this is a reality they have to accept. >> it is easier if he doesn't for everything. let's talk about this with someone who has been all over this story the weekend. axios national alex thompson will join us right now. oh, my god. alex, thank you for joining us this morning. every time i think we should talk about it, i'm ready to look down at my screen looking at citing individuals requesting anonymity. i'm ready for it at anytime it is such a fluid situation. the move is afoot to find somebody else and we heard the wa wagons are circling. there is no heir apparent, alex. what do you expect to happen? as of 6:40 a.m., east coast time, w

hoffman, thank you for your insight. >> thanks. pete: you got it. >>> all right, the rnc focus on bringing america together, but big surprise, that's not what a msnbc's joy reidt also white men, white-adjacent men in terms of also trying to be in that a dominant position. and then the you have women who are willing to go along with it. pete: white-adjacent men. [laughter] david webb gives his reaction to that lunacy coming up. ♪ -- i will never make it by without you, without you. ♪ if i can't rest, i can't flight -- ♪ if all i need is you and i. it's pods biggest sale of the summer. save up to 25% on moving and storage for a limited time. and see why pods has been trusted with over 6 million moves. but don't wait, use promo code big25 to save. visit pods.com today. what's considered normal for your cat is interesting. but if your cat isn't their quirky self lately, they may have pain from a common condition called osteoarthritis. now, there's solensia. solensia is a once-monthly injection to control your cat's oa pain. veterinary professionals administering solensia who are pregnant, trying to conceive, or breast feeding should take extreme care to avoid sel