al sharpton, i appreciated him. he put numbers out hereto make us stronger.e you fight apartheid3000 miles away, but it's all right to shootblack kids in the back right here inteaneck, new jersey. thelma: that man,let me tell you, maybe he might bea little harsh, but in this world, to fight for somebody like me, mean blacks, we can't just sit backand be soft spoken. we're not goingto get anywhere. that was my child. al: the issue is notwho is coming in. the fact iseverybody's coming in if you don't arrest and chargewith murder, this policemen. mike: when al sharpton referred to spath as a murderer,there was understandable shock. that immediately helped toreally draw some significant lines in this disputeover what really happened. amadus: whateverwe thought we didn't usethat language. we were trying to use, youknow, de-escalating language. (crowd chanting) jackie: i certainly didn'tbelieve that the shooting was murder. gary spathwas called out of fear that there was somebodyrunning around with a gun. al: it is immaterial whetherphillip had a starter pistol, a

president biden in 2024. 42 al sharpton, biden is all in.conversation at the white house the resident told him i am going to do it again and americans cheered. the new york court test says, that the president is getting renewed attention for his gaffes like the one he made yesterday plus hurricane damage in puerto rico. >> we have a relative term and between minorities we have 20 percent of our state as minority. i was sort of raised in the puerto rican community. >> okay. well, that was just the latest in a week full of bizarre moments and strange statements from the commander-in-chief. >> thank you. thank you. >> i probably went more than you did. >> and want to thank all of you here for including bipartisan likes having her braun, senator booker, representative jackie are you here? where is jackie. >> i mean where to begin? delaware 2000 of the puerto ricans when he.389 percent of the population so indeed he was. >> he cemented many first if you he got his start in that historical black college he said that when he was running. last week

sharpton was doing race jokes before it was cool. now everybody's doing it.ussie smollet, me, the volleyball player. this guy made a sexual assault and pinned it on a real guy. you try that on your spare time. come on. i told sharpton, you ought to run on me. you know what he said? why bother? you do whatever i say. it's funny 'cause it's true. [applause] >> jaime, just a background. harry styles was in a band called one direction. your marriage had one direction. it was down. hell. >> so wrong. so wrong. >> you think this endorsement will help beto? >> i don't think so. i don't like the mixing of the politics and the music. i think you just play music. i don't like the flashing of the sticker on the guitar. it reminds me of another bad idea. i went to a strip club once and they were going to sell advertising space on the girls. i swear to god. and this reminds me of that. it's a terrible cross promotion. and then i was thinking maybe there are some good advertisements you could do like a girls dancing and she turns around and says, you know, new york univers

. >> laura: and charlie, nbc is reporting tonight that biden told al sharpton, of all people, during a private convo at the white house last month, that he will, in fact, run in 2024. i'm going to do it again, biden said. charlie, should we expect a swift correction and walk back from the white house on this one or is this a way to, you know, leak out that, look, i'm not a lame duck yet? >> yeah. i think he's doing all he can to

ur i told sharpton you ought to ru on me. you know what he said? bother you do whatever i say.y [laughter] it's funny because it's true. [laughter] [applause] jamie -- just a background harry styles was in a banding calleds one direction. your marriage had one direction it was down.rect >> oh -- hell. >> so wrong --wr >> if you think this endorse element help beto? hel >> i don't think so. i don't like the mixing of the politics of the music. i think you just play music. i don't like the flashing of the sticker on the guitar. it reminds me of another bad idea i twoangt strip club once they were starting to -- they were going sell advertisin space on the girls. i swear to god like as a terrible cross promotion like -- and then i was thinking maybe there's good advertisements to do g aoo girls dancing and then turns around and it says you know, you know new yorknd university - a- you know, send your daughter there so she doesn't end up here. [laughter] but then i was like i don't likt people to feel bad what if a stripper that didn't work out what if

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now this, al sharpton, the rev rand al sharpton callingousing t democrats for ignoring,s important toers. >> some of us saying to democrats, you've got to talk about uncomfortable things that are really concerning and that are very important to the base of voters that you want to come out and vote. so, yes, we got to talk about voting rights. we have to talk about democracy, but we also have to deal with crime. stu: we also have to deal with crime, that's rich. jason chaffetz joining me now. >> he's looking at polls and surge primarily of lee zeldin in new york and probably going to be the next governor of new york because of the crime issue. this is stating the obvious. i think it's interesting that he calls it an uncomfortable issue because i think he knows the democrats have been ons wrong side of crime, they don't want to implement tough on crime policies. they've spent the last two years trying to get people who get arrested back out on the street as quickly as possible. that's why it's uncomfortable because it's counter to the policies they've implemented for the last couple yea

you go to msnbc on al sharpton's show and say it's all a conspiracy, liberals watch msnbc and -- al sharpton. she's telling new york city liberals, who are concerned about crime -- because they feel it, that it's a conspiracy and might be worse in indiana? she lost a lot of votes with that comment. sharpton of all people has said to come up for the last couple months, that we need to talk about crime, and that the black community needs more police and it appeared to go on sharpton's show and spit in his face was stupid. she also talked about linked -- she links talking about crime with january 6. she did a photo up where she rode the subway. they cleared the whole subway car route. it was just her and a fake body man sitting like this while they got photographed. does that seem like a politician who was like "let's ride the subway?" that seems like someone scared about crime. >> would take -- security with me. [laughter] >> all of the sleeping homeless out. >> across it in there. [laughter] >> exactly. next, hollywood celebrities losing their minds promising to leave twitter after musk's tak

why tell al sharpton?approval will boost his numbers with african-americans? well, let's just ask the binder lady and see if she has some answers. >> did the president tell al sharpton he is running? [laughter] >> i love asking me about 2024. >> did he talk to anybody? say al, i'm running? >> here is what i will say. i know you want a clear answer. here's what i can say and the president has said this himself he intends to run in 2024. as you know, i cannot weigh in on elections. >> jesse: kayleigh mcenany is the former white house press secretary and co-host of "outnumbered." joe biden's puerto rican heritage runs deep in delaware. >> it does your list was great the one i would add long ball hitter, a great baseball player. he had 368-foot drive to right center field he told us. not true. this man as a serious case of ffoma. fear of missing out. can't speak he has to be a part of it. can't speak to the jewish community, he has to be a part of it. what's interesting, jesse, so easy to just write this off i

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al sharpton not always known for honesty. we'll see if he is right. >> he said he intends to run again. it doesn't matter what joe biden is saying in october. it matters what democrats are concluding after the november election. think about it. he will turn 80 in november and remains unpopular. democrats lose the house, possibly the senate. is there a democrat who wants to head into a presidential year as the economy tips into recession with an unpopular 80-year-old leading their ticket? the whole conversation is phony in october. the reality is democrats will turn against joe biden after the election and urge him not to run to save their own skin. this is the future that joe biden faces. >> harris: what happens to vice president, not that she is tremendously yoked to joe biden. but really there hasn't been a lot of the two by two we saw at the beginning of the administration. >> president biden in january, february, march will announce he is not running for re-election. kamala harris will think it's hers. she has to stand on

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the reverend al sharpton is the latest.: interesting, he says it's time for chem a accurates to actually -- democrats to actually start talking about it. listen to this. >> some of us have been saying to the democrats you've got to talk about uncomfortable things that are really concerning and that are very important to the base of voters that you want to come out with, come out and vote. so, yes, we've got to talk about voting rights, we have to talk about democracy. but with we also have to keel with crime -- deal with crimes. victims -- ashley: well, you know, crime has become a top issue for many voters. a recent harvard-harris poll found that 68% of voters consider crime to be a very important issue. the survey also showed that 64% of americans blame woke politicians for the country's spike in crime. a monmouth university poll also found that just 32 the % of respondents had a favorable view of president biden's handling of crime issue. republicans have pressed their advantage on the issue, framing democrats as a soft

>> well, reverend sharpton, i agree with you. it's a tragedy. i know the speaker, and i've met paul, and i'm just praying for them right now. but, look, i've watched the other side, demonize nancy pelosi nonstop for many, many years. you know, it just seems like there is a theme to who they demonize. it's kind of the hillary clinton, or nancy pelosi, or barack obama, or vice president harris. it is not a random distribution of the targets that they are eyeing their hatred on. but when you do that, and you do it in a country where there is an awful a lot of people who are beholden to conspiracy theories, and maybe dealing with mental health issues, then you are reaping seeds that can turn into something really bad. they know that. it should curb their behavior, but based on some of these were actions that i'm seeing from some on the other side, you know, it's not having that effect. and that makes me worry for people i care about and for our country. >> senator, you know, most democrats and republicans have been quick to announce, denounced the a

with this, the -- was in the official announcement to al sharpton, richard? last week at club mcmenudo. >> i got a chance to chop it up with the rev last weekend. listen, i don't know. anybody who's making speculations about the 2024 election, they should get out of that business because right now i don't think you can make speculations about the election in the next 50 days, much less in the next 600 days. so let's not speculate. ken let's speculate, scott. go ahead. >> yeah. well, you know, there's so many reports about how kamala harris' numbers are so low that they're terrified that they're kind of stuck with her. but she's the vice president. it's her turn. and she, it would really be entertaining to watch the entire democratic party implode in a giant, you know, circular firing squad with of cancellation as they try to figure out how to oust the first female and person of color to be the vice president of the united states of america in these wokist times. they're going to replace her with gavin newsom? and otherwise their only choice is to stick with j

>> reverend sharpton, thank you for having me this afternoon.thoughts are with those impacted by hurricane ian. my response is that it will simply take a whole community effort and a national coalition effort to make sure that we are getting better every day, and that we are meeting the needs of disaster survivors. we still want people to dial one 800, 6 to 1 through 62 -- for those that are able. they may find it more effective and efficient they go to disaster assistance.gov. for those able to register online, you can skip the time in terms of waiting online and register their. we recognize that is part of the government response. i was honored to be on the call yesterday with the president of the national panel entered counsel and some of her to ship, as many of those members of the black fraternities and sororities are going neighborhood to neighborhood today, and we equipped them with information that they are sharing with disaster survivors. we all recognize with all the humility that this will be a long recovery, a hard recovery and the o

conversation at the white house last month, biden was discussing his 2020 bid and then told sharpton, quote, i'm going to do it again. >>> coming up, critical arguments. the fight in the supreme court that cuts to the very heart of voting rights in our coin country. >>> plus the death toll climbs as historic serge and rescue operations continue in florida. we have the latest live from fort myers, ahead. >>> and taking on apple. the big changes that could be coming to how millions of people charge their phones, and frankly a ton of other electronic devices. you're watching chris jansing, only on msnbc. only on msnbc. ♪♪ ♪ a bunch of dead guys made up work, way back when. ♪ ♪ it's our turn now we'll make it up again. ♪ ♪ we'll build freelance teams with more agility. ♪ ♪ the old way of working is deader than me. ♪ ♪ we'll scale up, and we'll scale down ♪ ♪ before you're six feet underground. ♪ ♪ yes, this is how, this is how we work now. ♪ (vo) with their verizon private 5g network, associated british ports can now precisely orchestrate nearly ♪ before you're six feet underground. ♪ 60

reverend sharpton, thank you for being with us. your reaction to this news from the white house. it was monumental. the president has meetings with civil rights leaders, he talked about this, but this is actually the first president to do it, and he went a step further by urging governors to do it. because this is something that is just fair and just to people. people that have been criminalized and have in many ways suffered in terms of their ability to earn a living for their family, and in other things that they face, for simple possession. we're not talking about people trafficking, we're not talking about crimes, or a crime syndicate, we're talking about possession. and now many states are in the process of having people going into the business of selling marijuana, we're now dealing with pardoning those that are still under the arm of a conviction. i think what joe biden did today was monumental, and i'm very glad that he kept his word. he talked about it in the 2020 race, and he kept his word, and i think it is significant and it will disproportionately help people of colo

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sharpton spent a lifetime pouring scorn and contempt on the police. on inflation there is a key issue. speaker pelosi just wants to change the subject, not talk about it. let's talk about it. today's inflation is the direct result of the war on fossil fuels and fast government spending, both on speaker pelosi's watch, the president doesn't bother to change course, he just plows ahead and keeps the misinformation coming. he says democrats are lowering your everyday costs like prescription drugs, healthcare premiums, gas prices, that is -- does not fly, does it? the democrats wanted this election to be about trump, voting rights, january 6th, abortion, clearly that is not flying. the momentum is all in the republicans favor and a sweep of the house and senate has moved from possible to probable. second hour of varney just getting started. look who is here. guy ensign. do you agree with that? a republican sweep is moving from pop possible to probable? what say you? >> seems the house has been a done deal for a while and i see our fox power rankings have

but he's -- if al sharpton says it, you know, look -- i -- it's so funny, you always ask me about 2024. so here is what i can say, and the president has said this himself, he intends to run in 2024. >> the president reportedly told al sharpton he's going to run in 2024, and the reporter was asking the spokesperson to confirm the president said what he was reported to have said. but karine jean-pierre avoided the hatch act and avoided a yes or no. >> trace: thank you. >> sandra: and bring in larry kudlow, i could not wait to have you here today because i don't know, maybe we are missing something, but can you make sense of how we are sitting on a massive amount of resources, that we are currently not tapping into. we were before, we are no longer, and as prices go higher and we approach the midterm elections, the solution is not to pump more of our own oil, it's to turn to venezuela? >> right, a communist country, basically run by the cuban secret service. it's a pathetic story. you know, in the release yesterday from the national security council and the national economic council, sorr

also what reverend sharpton was really hammering home.ul pelosi, the speaker's husband, without tying it to anything else. sophia, would love your thoughts on that. >> that is absolutely correct. i think it is going to be hard to hit the right note there. i watch the rink santorum -- which scott on another show this morning do it. and so i think the vast majority of republican leaders, some didn't get it right. and i just think there cannot be a bat, there has to be this is wrong, this is not acceptable this is political violence. in the period, stop it stop. >>, john a congresswoman edwards, listen to what was said by mr. sununu on political violence. >> look, you can go back to the. beginning the started back in the summer of 2020. cities, bernie not a whole lot of accountability,. there the headline for folks that were disagreeing with what might have been happening are not happening in their communities, they line completely move with very little accountability. that set a new standard in a very dangerous way, which carries over into

i thought sharpton was interviewing him. >> five weeks. 2024. i am with joe.h him. >> trace: i want to hear the whole interview. see if he has one of those caveats. good stuff. kevin walling, marc lotter, great to see you both. that's it for our inaugural "fox news @ night." i am trace gallagher in washington. have a great night. ...and recalibrate your safety system. >> customer: and they recycled my old glass. >> tech: don't wait. schedule today. latest technology, we can't replace your windshield. ingers: ♪and recalibrate your sy system, and they recycled my old don't wait schedule today safe like repairs like replace. >> i never had so many compliments about the way my skin looks. the secret is bio-fuels patented cagw, a formula that generates and protects your own collagen for glowing skin, thicker hair, strong smooth nails and healthy joints. try ourselves advanced collagen generator. >> today, when i was at my lowest point, i was sitting in my car on the side of the road with a gun to my head. i happened to look down and there was a brochure from wounde

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on>> thank you so much, reverend sharpton. at the next, possibly finally, hearing by the january six committee. committee member jamie raskin says the hearings focus will connect all the dots to the biggest threat to our democracy. >> the central culpability of donald trump is how we began the story. and in some sense, it has to end their. i do hope that will be able to underscore the continuing clear and present danger that democratic institutions and the right to vote face in america because of this onslaught unleashed by donald trump. >> current, clear and present danger. thursday's hearings will

i return to robert and al sharpton.t of -- on msnbc and president of the national action network. thank you so much for being with us on this sunday. first, your reaction to the senator's comment last night? >> it was patently racist. when you equate crime with reparations for what was done to african americans in slavery in 100 years of slavery into macro that had us as leaders the latest unemployment status we are almost 2 to 1 unemployed from institutional racism. to act like you can equate trying to make up for what the country did to black people because we were a black, acting like that is equal to crime. that we are in some ways equating having the right to do crime with the right to repair damage is done? that's just patently racist, as far as you can get. >> i would ask you to. i don't know if you saw me the press, don bacon went on with kristen welker to say he wasn't going to say that that comment was racist, but that in other words he would put in more politely. i'm not quite sure we are talking about -- and

while reverend al sharpton is saying the same things. well, the polls were showing saying the same thing. what is is this denialism? i mean, how do these activists woke activists know more about the features of black voters than plaque voters themselves? >> they don't, and they're a very small piece of our party, but we're lpg to them. it goes back to what al said, which is, you have to go to these communities and have these conversations. and look, i'm going get barbecued on twitter for this and i don't care one bit. the fact is, democrats have got to lean into this issue and actually have a plan and not deny that there's an issue. yes, details do matter, sometimes. yes, the crime rate in blue states is less than red states and we've got to say that to the world and we don't and it drives me absolutely insane. on the other hand, these voters don't feel safe. and unless we have a plan and go straight at it and stop worrying about 10% of our party that is super great on twitter and sucks at knocking on doors, then we should just absolutel

al sharpton will love this. the atlanta washerwomen strike. who were, you know, just out of slavery, right? this is the end of reconstruction, the beginning of redemption, 1881. and they go on strike. they're doing laundry for rich white people. they go on strike. they take on the city of atlanta. the city of atlanta puts a $25 surtax on them thinking they're going to break them. meanwhile, they're organizing in the black community. eventually they have 3,000 members. they pay the surcharge and refuse to buckle. and in a month atlanta raises their wages. these are the kind of heroes, unsung heroes that black history is replete with. what we need to do is to tell their stories. so there were prominent leaders, like w.e.b. due boy, fredry douglas's successor, people like that. but there were anonymous leaders of these institutions as well. one of the most important organizations was called the royal knights of king david. the voice writes in philadelphia, black people have so many fraternities and sororities, i don't have room to list them all.

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it's not as nice as the sharpton portrait. but it works in washington. that he was a god-like figure. he came to power with 39% of the vote. several southern states didn't even bother to hold elections. the south goes out in the winter of '60, '61, and in the midterm electors of 1862 and off year elections in '63, he loses, the party loses the governorship of new york and new jersey, which were kind of the virginia of the era as a kind of harbinger, and loses effective majority, loses official majority control of the house of representatives. so lincoln had a tough go of this politically. you're right, half the country had seceded, wanted to break up the constitution to defend slavery and the perpetuation of human enslavement, and in the north, this idea that everybody was walking around the north, you know, carrying signs for abolition is crazy. there were horrible draft riots in this city where black people, innocent black people were attacked because the copperhead interest, as they were called, named after the snake, what lincoln called the fire in t

. >> joe biden is a bigger race card hustler than al sharpton. joe biden has more power.s worse than jim crow. it's jim eagle. my father is from georgia when there was voter suppression. by father was called in the in word in open court to get a license -- joe biden has done this time and time again. he lied and claimed he des desegregated restaurants. are you going to give them back the all star game next year. many businesses owned by the black people you claim you care about. will they get the all star game next year? >> sean: that's a great question and 100 million dollars in lost business. it's ironic link to joe biden. he partnered with the former klans man to stop the immigration of schools. joe didn't want public schools to become racial jungles. he is talking about jim crow 2.0. >> joe biden made his career in the senate and he never got the segeration out of him. they are pushing critical race theory a policy designed to segregate and died -- divide americans based on skin color. they are panicking because donald trump achieved the realignment that republicans s

i'm not asking you to be in hip-hop but you talk about our sharpton, doctor king, you ask is america, still the dream, so there is something in this amazing book for everyone and before i get to the questions, thank you for sending those questions. i've got to ask about the performance piece, the last idea, you have this bipolar way of how we operate. what was the title you call it? a black man giving these gestures. you left out when a sister is in an all white space and she sees another sister she can deny. >> guest: you right black women doing the same thing, we need somebody to break that down and needs to expand my repertoire but i understand that and want to acknowledge brother to brother black man to black man the historic context, gendered acknowledgment in places both foreign -- >> guest: i like the fact that it is an endangered species, going back to this idea of performing and being watched in our blackness but that was an amazing part and i would be mad at myself if i didn't mention we do that too, we do a hey girl, not even verbal. >> guest: that is a whole different psyc

. >> reporter: reverend al sharpton said he believes the white house is struggling to connect with thes to address issues impacting the african-american community, republicans insist the white house is missing the big picture and slammed the president when he was in michigan saying democrats are driven out of office in november because they put their left-wing special interests ahead of american struggling to fill gas tanks. this year we have seen republicans try to make a concerted effort to reach minority candidates, right now two black republican serving in the house, republicans eager to reach the voters they haven't been able to do. neil: mark meredith. let's go to a very good writer, very insightful on all of this, the latest talk is the house looks doable for republicans, maybe vera -- do you agree with that? >> i don't have a firm opinion, don't think anyone smart has a firm opinion. there are do many unknowables. the overturning of roe versus wade is a backstop to potential big democrat losses but when you get to three states that matter, georgia, pennsylvania and nevada. you

you don't have to be into hip-hop, i'm not asking you to be into hip-hop but you talk about al sharpton, doctor king. you asked the question at the end after is america even still a dream so there's something in this amazing book for everyone and before i get to our questions that you for sending in those questions, we will get to them. i want to go with the performance piece because there's a lot of ideas . we have this bipolar, what if how we operate. you call it the sacred knowledge, black men doing these gestures. but i know you left that there that when a sister is in an all white space and she wants to see another sister she cannot when i wrote that piece i was talking about black women doing the same thing. we need somebody, ms. blackman to break that down and i need to expand my repertoire but i want to acknowledge brother to brother brother, black man to black man with the historic context gender acknowledgment was in the spaces and places both foreign and intimate. >> i like the fact that you said that the knot is an endangered species in itself and going g back to this idea o

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so i'll repeat what we talked about with al sharpton the other day, because i think it is significant, important to keep on referencing. so the on his show on his show, yes. we just have caucuses hanging out. the the notion of speech as the founders interpreted. and we're in philadelphia a place where the founders are extremely important, not that they shouldn't be important. everybody is the place where they resonate on the streets here right. it was in this very city that the concept of freedom of speech was first established with the first amendment reinterpreted later. and it opened up a wider pattern of expression pretty significantly after the first world war. but the notion was that the speech was to be constructive. they they value political speech at a higher level instance than other forms of expression, because they that that speech contributes to the betterment of society. you know, it was a progressive idea, really, before the word progressive was being used in the way that we think of it now. it was that when i say something and then you add something to what i say, we b

he talked about al sharpton, doctor king progreso question at nthe end it's is it still a drem isn'ttainable? there is something in this amazing book for everyone. before guitar questions and check in queue both for sending in those questions we will get w to them. got to ask. i want to go to the performance piece. okay, we have this bipolar way of how we operate, right? there's nothing more powerful you call the sacred nod was exact how you caught black man giving these adjusters, the nod. you know? i know you left out there when his sister isn't all white space she walks and sees another sister she too does the nod. >> that's no doubt. he wrote that piece as some of black men. we are actually right black women do the same thing. n we need some break that down. in 19 need to expand my repertoire printed deathly under stand that but i wanted to acknowledge brother to brother, blackmun two black men, the historic context of that gender acknowledgment was in spaces and places both afford at intimate. >> you do it. i like the fact you said it's not an endangered species of itself. going

he's learned watching hall of fame race baiters from sharpton to sean king to joy reed.d to expand the net of racism even if it means you're saying all the hard work of the civil rights leaders the past 60 years make things worse. so odd people like blow are called progressive because for them nothing ever progresses just gets worse. in his tiny little mind it's still 1958, and really that blows. >> period [cheers and applause]. >> greg: let's welcome tonight's guests. people think it's cologne but he's actually stinking rich. host of making money on fox business, charles payne [cheers and applause]. >> greg: she's like a vespa italian and goes too fast for a normal conversation. outnumbered cohost emily compagno [cheers and applause] >> greg: she's like a fresh sheet of paper, white, blank, and ready to cut you. fox news contributor kat timpf! [cheers and applause] >> greg: and sleeping dogs let him lie, my massive side kick and the nwa world television champion, tyrus! [cheers and applause]. >> greg: charles, as always, you look fantastic. >> thank you very much. >> gr

so birthday boy, reverend al sharpton. coming back to the sunday show. >> thank you. glad to be with you, always. >> so, what's the mood among democrats? again, this is cbc weekend. tons of folks around. what is the mood among democrats? are they still confident today about their prospects in november, as they were at the beginning of the summer? >> you know, at the conference the last couple of days, i sense a real determination. the mood is that they are determined that they are not going to allow us to go back into the trump era. i think the energizer, more than anyone, is donald trump. the fact that he has remained visible, doing rallies all over the country, fighting with the government over his mar-a-lago the keeping of documents. when you look at the poll numbers and georgia and florida and pennsylvania, they are close. this is not a given. i think there was a lot of determination last night at the annual dinner. both the president and vice president spoke with -- i've been going to black hawk is generous for decade

. >> laura: and charlie, nbc is reporting tonight that biden told al sharpton, of all people, during a private convo at the white house last month, that he will, in fact, run in 2024. i'm going to do it again, biden said. charlie, should we expect a swift correction and walk back from the white house on this one or is this a way to, you know, leak out that, look, i'm not a lame duck yet? >> yeah. i think he's doing all he can to sort of keep the rats on the ship, and so i would not expect that to be coming anytime soon. it really is interesting to sort of listen to these democrats running across the country, a couple things they don't talk about, the number one thing -- obviously they don't talk about all these things as you point out and mollie points out that trump did very well, whether it was securing the border in the immediate problem, obviously didn't fix the long-term problem but at least stop the flow. they don't talk about the economy. they don't talk about joe biden. and it's really interesting, if you listen to all of these candidates running, democrats running across the

al sharpton has chastised his party and tole them to focus on crime.emocratic socialist are the voice of reason for the democratic party, that party is in deep, deep voodoo. >> sean: i think you're right. >> in 2016, trump went into detroit, in minority communities, said what do you have to lose? give me a chance. let me tell you right now -- >> sean: isn't that remarkable? what have you got to lose? they haven't helped you. >> for 50 years, the democrats have sold the minorities a bag of coal. it's just that they do not understand that, again, liberty, individualism, freedom, is what all people want. donald trump has been the most successful president in four years than presidents who have served for eight years. [applause] >> sean: only because of constraints of time, what are the top five issues that every republican candidate should be focused on in the next 14 days? >> the ones you've been talking about the whole hour. crime, inflation, gas prices, secure borders, school choice. >> sean: really i think you're right. >> absolutely. those are the is

. >> sean: even al sharpton is sounding the alarm, worrying that democrats are not connecting with african american and hispanic voters. on friday, late-night host, bill maher had to say about the current administration's woke love affair with identity politics. he's right again. hate to say it. he hates when we do say it, but it's true, we got it right. >> what i could see is replacing the vice president, because she's not very popular. a lot of the problem with biden being old is, oh, if he dies, then, you know, you're going to get this person. okay. so here's the problem with the democratic party. they're so boxed in by identity politics that you cannot conceive of a democratic ticket that doesn't have a woman, person of color on it, and pretty soon you'll line behind that gay, latino, and you'll have to have a deaf eskimo. >> sean: the democratic party is not liberal anymore. instead they're a far left group of woke elitists that want to transform america into their communal we can equity-based society that they control, ruling with an iron fist from washington, d.c. in their perfect w

you had al sharpton saying democrats actually need to start talking about the uncomfortable. they need to start talking about crime. really? it's two weeks before the election. you had the house, senate, presidency. all the governorships and the major mayors in those cities. guess what? you run the gamut and we're living with your policies and they are failing. when people don't feel safe and secure in their pockets books or with their kids going to school, they don't feel safe and secure going to work or going on a vacation to new york city guess what? they'll make a change. >> harris: major shift in a key race we're watching. the cook political report moving the race between dccc sean patrick maloney and mike lawlor to a toss-up. another cobalt blue state race we're watching move. this means republicans have a shot at unseating a powerful lawmaker in a district joe biden won by double digits. with signs of trouble the democrats' campaign arm came up with a $600,000 ad buy. >> law lore and other extremists fight to ban abortion not tackling crime or inflation or improving he

but your opponent congresswoman went on al sharpton's show over the weekend and, surprise, to attackwatch. >> my republican opponent is definitely out of step with our district. in miami, politicians love to talk about freedom and cuba nicaragua, venezuela. we understand that freedom in those countries means that we have to defend democracy right here in america and that's what my opponent has done. >> laura: congresswoman they care about freedom and the preservation of american standards and dignity after what they put us through over the past few years? >> listen, the problem with my opponents is that, not only her but the whole democratic party, is that they have to defend the undefendable. they have to defend something called democratic socialism. and that's why i was able to win in 2020 against one of the bastians of the democratic party the longest serving member of the clinton administration, mrs. donna shalala. she was the president of the clinton foundation and i was able to unseat her. it was the only district in the country where biden won the district and the democratic i

he will be with the florida governor ron desantis a day after al sharpton said biden intends to run in 2024. how do you see this meeting going today? >> a lot of political implications. this is an issue where we are a very divided polarized country now. one issue where there is an overwhelming bipartisan majority is around the opinion that president biden should not run for re-election. you see a lot of polls recently, democrats saying they don't want that. now, you know, we'll see how it goes. as we discussed, it is always dangerous when you get the president in a situation where he may be ad libing and speaking off the cuff. i think it's fingers crossed at the white house that there isn't an odd statement today while he is looking around the damage there. i would think trying to reflect a somber tone. >> dana: for the people of florida, this visit means a lot that the governor and president will work together to help them. for a lot of political analysts we'll read the tea leaves to see how they work together. an exchange yesterday the president made fun of the press for shouting que

. >> al sharpton said herschel walker is insulting as a candidate.ell you, the liberals are afraid of the narrative building that the republican party is growing. >> it is growing and not just among african american voters but also among particular hispanic voters and asian voters as well. meanwhile, earlier if we showed the map there of the president who is also going to be on the road making trips as well as the vice president biden making his way to florida, new mexico. it is part of unmistakable strategy by the president and a safe environment ahead of the midterms. and then the attack plan is being rolled out for kamala harris. that is to say target past accomplishments and steer clear of races that are hotly contested, carley and todd. >> todd: kevin corke kicking us off on a friday morning. kevin, speaking of friday, you look to the weekend to college football and college football involves a lot of betting. so of course, we came to the betting lines on the midterm races. if you look at it, it is really moving republican in huge slots. the bett

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. >> reverend al sharpton speaking today applauding the president's decision to pardon thousands of peoplef nonviolent federal marijuana positions. president says this is a step to fulfilling a promise biden made in the campaign trail. and some republican says just a desperate attack to distract from the economy. simone simons and carlos is still with us, carlos previously served as a strategic advisor for the cannabis trade federation crossed like with you in this round, you called this decision a no-brainer. recent poll says the president lost a win over that some young voters. will this do the trick? what is the motivation here in your estimation? >> i think this is good policy and good politics. by the way i've seen some praise from republicans like south carolina congresswoman nancy mace tweeted that this was just a smart move by the president. obviously marijuana is something that has become mainstream in the country. most people except it, most states have passed laws, including conservative states to legalize marijuana. in that sense it's good policy, it makes sense. people's lives