biden and the pressures he is facing to resign, we want to go to tennessee, america, to talk with steve gill, former consultant analyst of the us government. mr. gill , hello, thank you very much for the last week of the white house. had planned to biden at the summit nato can show a strong image of itself , so that the heads of other countries understand that it has the ability to defeat trump, and show the american voters inside that it has the ability to continue the competition. the cameras made a mistake . considering the events that happened , what kind of situation do you think biden is in? what does he think well, their plan was to show world leaders on the world stage that this is very powerful. but it ended very disastrously. from the point of view of american voters, a lot it appeared weak. this is the worst scenario that happens to the democrats and is actually a source of laughter and humor for the world. in fact, now in the camp of the democrats, there is a kind of embarrassment and... well, there is an old example in america where they say that covering up is more terrible tha

they're less trust live to radio, hosting, political commenting does steve gill, steve is good to have you drive be now breaking news from the united states. the whole world is watching. what's going on right now. now by then has supported his vice president campbell, i hire is as a potential candidate for the election. how likely is that she will get the nomination and, and what are the possible candidates there to look at that spot from there? well, it's interesting. i mean, there's a lot done pack, but it's interesting that his audio statement did not contain an endorsement of tom a lot. but there was a letter that has come out. that endorses kamala, on his behalf, makes me wonder whether that letter came from the president's office or from come all as office. maybe she's just got a slip yourself in with around better. you'll the other interesting thing about bite and his statement is, is what was just raised. how is he competent to serve as president any longer if he's not competent to run as president? i think you're going to see a lot of conversation about that and find what you

president, you are hell lot better we are entering, we want to go to tennessee, america, to talk with steve gillrmer consultant analyst of the us government. mr. gill, hello, thank you. in the last week , the white house had planned a lot so that biden could have a picture at the nato summit. he should show his strength so that the heads of other countries will understand that he has the ability to defeat trump . he should also show the american voters inside that he has the ability to continue the competition . now, according to the events that happened , what kind of situation do you think biden is in? their plan was to show world leaders on the world stage that this is very powerful, but it ended very disastrously . the opinion of american voters appeared very weak. this is the worst scenario that happens to the democrats and is actually a source of laughter and humor for the world. in fact, now in the camp of the democrats , we are witnessing a kind of embarrassment and confusion, as they do not know what they should really do. mr. gill, as you know, a few days ago , the new york times made

steve gill says, crowd strike has a lot of questions to answer any time you have something this big and there's no explanation other than we were just doing an update. you know, it raises suspicions and, and concerns about what's really going on in the lack of transparency, the crowd strikeout rates under, in normal situations. i think there needs to be great transparency of what happened, how it happened, and more importantly, how they will prevent this from happening going forward. one of the issues with crowd strike is not only the cosy relationship with intelligence agencies and with the democratic party, but also the revolving door of people inside and outside government intelligence agencies. been with crowd stripe, making big money on the private sector side and then getting the intel and the influence that they need when they go back into a government or, or kind of go in and out. i think again, the whole process needs to be examined, not just with crowd stripe, but other defense department agencies, other major companies that are, that are using their inside sources and then pr

steve gill says it's clear biden's not able for a 2nd term. i'm but it's figures in the background who are actually in charge. i think the biggest problem with this debate over whether i read the present biking should continue to run for president. is it there focused on the politics instead of the power of the presidency? i'm more concerned that he's not capable of doing his job, that i am about him running to keep the job. and unfortunately, the focus is all on politics and not the danger to the us. and the danger to the world was him remaining in power. i think it president trump gets elected as i expect to you will. i think you're going to see him literally rip out the deep state by the routes to the department of justice, the f b r i a lot of our military top. but what officials, i think you're gonna see the major changes that i know that there are republicans who have served in his previous administration. and republicans that are likely to injure his administration if he wins. that are already preparing for how they go in was the proces

that doesn't have anything to do with around in the 1st place or not with distrust of this, with steve gill forma into governmental affairs director for the us trade representative that he said that us more details, much on the incident, more questions must be asked about why the secret service failed to prevent the assassination attempt in the 1st place. there will be and should be a complete investigation. and the more we are learning about this whole disastrous, catastrophic, nearly more tragic episode. the worse it gets, this kids parents called the police an hour or 2 before the shooting, to say they were worried about their missing 20 year olds. with that, the house with a gun, what did they know about his intentions that we should have no or that the police should have followed up. and again, when you look at the lack of security here, violating every protocol imaginable, the secret service you'd have already been fired and probably prosecuted. she is not quit, she's saying she's dig, it reveals them. and again, it's the conspiracy after the fact to try and cover their rearrange, the

, steve gill. >> not one bit.ffe. there is a serious incapacity that joe biden is enjoying. we saw it. and unfortunately the world saw it in the debate last thursday. both our friends across the world and our enemies like kim jong un and putin and president xi, everybody saw this, and i think it puts not only america in danger, but the world in dangen in danger, but the world in danger. to know this guy who's the, leader of the free world is incapable of behaving and acting. and i think there's been too much in the us focused on the politics of it, whether he should be the nominee for the democrats. again, he shouldn't keep being president with the level of incapacity. he has shown, and he's not shown any improvement over the last 4 or 5 days. >> yeah, but just as martin said there, he used that word that, you know, gaffe prone and maybe we can all understand that, overall, he doesn't make gaffes. it's just the occasional one. and we live now in a social media world where you make one little gaffe and it'll be rep

that's of course, steve gill staples, always a pass. i have you on the show. i'm very sorry. we've been talking a lot with cyber security act spots about what it will means about american monopoly on software and things like that. i want you to see if we could try a slightly different angle so to speak here, talk to you about cry, crowd strike itself because it's a bit of an a taurus company, but certain and so kind of embedded in politics has an at yeah. and, and again, any time you have something this big and there is no explanation other than we were just doing an update, you know, it raises suspicions and, and concerns about what's really going on in the lack of transparency. the crowd strike operates under, in normal situations. is just, you know, accelerated when you get a, a crisis like this. i mean, it was interesting the crowd strike, obviously it's claim to fame is not linked to the d. n. c leaks. they said that they were the ones who are not, that it was absent or a bad faith russian actors who had a hacked the d n. c data base. but then it turns out that of course

and administrations, steve gill. and administrations, steve gill. morning to you, steve. yeah, it's good to get this war of words is going to get pretty nasty isn't it. between trump and harris . between trump and harris. >> yeah i think the big problem for kamala harris is her words that are being put out. she's now announcing today that she is opposed or supporting fracking, which is the way you generate more oil and gas. as she looks at the poll numbers in pennsylvania, some other states that where oil and gas generation is important. but she's on the record saying the opposite. a few years ago , she's opposite. a few years ago, she's now having to backfill the fact that she was put in charge of our illegal immigration issue at the border. they're now trying to deny she was put in charge of that, they're having to backtrack her words before we even get to the war of words between her and donald trump. >> yeah, i'll tell you what, though. it's not helpful, is it, with donald trump saying things like, if i don't lose, it'll be world war iii. i mean

us because we're just going to talk to a former adviser to the clinton and bush administrations, steve gill. steve, good morning to you. i mean , there, by the grace of mean, there, by the grace of god, frankly, for donald trump this morning. >> yeah, literally a thumb's width, between this being a big news story and being the death of a prospective president, this was a cataclysmic disaster by the secret service that was just narrowly avoiding a catastrophe. and we shouldn't overlook the man who died and the other two who were fighting for their life. as we lift president trump and his family and the families of the those that were injured in prayer. it's interesting, you note as you watch that clip, had donald trump not literally tilted his head just a moment. he was looking at a big screen that was carrying some graphics. had he not tilted his head just at the moment the shot was fired, he would likely be dead tonight. >> i know you can at that point when you when you hear you say that , you when you when you hear you say that, you realise just how incredibly lucky president trump was ,

let's talk to former adviser to the clinton and bush administrations, steve gill. eve good to see you this morning. can we keep this away from party politics if you like, because it seems to be a little bit more serious than that. i mean, there's been all this concern about president biden for a while now, but clearly , for a while now, but clearly, clearly to everyone apart from him and his entourage, it would seem things have of gone beyond the pale now . the pale now. >> yeah, i think there's been too much focus on the politics of whether he remains the democrat nominee for president and not enough about whether he remains as president of the united states . this was a slow united states. this was a slow motion train wreck for for, biden tonight. it was the worst case scenario for the democrats because it wasn't a bad enough performance to remove him immediately. it wasn't good enough to allay fears. it was just enough to kind of keep things going. he's now got an interview monday night with, nbc. lester holt. so he kind of slips through to the weekend, and it ju

the former adviser to the clinton and bush administrations , clinton and bush administrations, steve gillbecause, steve, this is a big moment. of course, we haven't seen anything like this. well, we haven't seen an incumbent president voluntarily step down since lyndon johnson , step down since lyndon johnson, this perhaps had not been seen by many people. when do you think this became inevitable? >> well, first of all, what we're not seeing is as interesting as as what we're seeing as you point out. >> you know, this, resignation as the party nominee was issued on non presidential letterhead, a signature that looks strangely unlike joe biden's normal signature. we have not seen or heard from joe biden and even his own brother is making these kind of ominous statements about how much time joe has left. there are rumours running rampant that joe may already be dead, and that this whole coup has been to cover up the fact that they're operating some sort of a shadow game. so i think the fact that we have not even seen a photograph of joe signing this historic letter is very odd because, man,

let's speak now to steve gill, who's the former adviser to the clinton and bush administrations in the. good morning steve. thank you for joining us. this morning. can i ask you, please? it kind of feels like not only did donald trump dodge a bullet, but the world and the us dodged a bullet because if the worst had happened and he was killed over the weekend, could you foresee, like , maybe i can or could have like, maybe i can or could have a situation where you had literal civil war, you had republicans and the maga group, the antifa on the left side going to the streets and settling this in violence , perhaps. >> yeah, i think despite the fact that literally a thumb's width was the difference in donald trump, you know, having a narrow escape and being killed, you didn't see republicans marching into the streets , marching into the streets, burning and looting the way we see so often in these in these moments of passion. so i don't think we are close to a armed civil war. but i do think it's interesting that when joe biden went and spoke last night again from the oval office, he gave

joining us now, former adviser to the clinton and bush administrations, steve gill. morning, steve. lovely to see you again, yeah. biden. i mean, you again, yeah. biden. i mean, you think he might have even used covid, which he's got now as an excuse to step down with some sort of degree of dignity. but he's saying he can fight on. and isn't it true that he's still polling ? still polling? >> well, no, he's not particularly in the battleground states and kind of continuing with the football sports theme this morning, how many more own goals will the democrats tolerate from joe biden before they pull him from the pitch again , the debate was again, the debate was a disaster. his, i'm going to rehab with various press conferences and interviews. he has not helped himself . and the has not helped himself. and the challenge for the democrats is he's done just well enough to continue the chaos. not bad enough to jerk him immediately and not good enough to say, okay, he's fine. so they're getting more and more democrat officials who are concerned about their own jobs because of the pollin

we say hello, good morning to a friend of the show, steve gill. steve >> hey. good morning.imes. this is this is strange in on the on steroids. times. this is this is strange in on the on steroids . and to in on the on steroids. and to underline it, there are serious rumours of whether joe biden is alive today, the way that this statement went out , it's it statement went out, it's it doesn't look like his signature. it's underlined. it's not on presidential stationery. his own staff weren't aware until social media told them. and when you look at the decline cognitively and physically and from a frailness standpoint, since the debate, he's gotten worse day after day after day and there are literally serious rumours of whether he's even alive right now . how. >> now. >> and it does suggest, doesn't it, steve, that this was a very last minute decision by joe biden. it's thought that he told his staff at 145 that he was quitting the presidential race and that statement went out at 146. >> and for those that are in the white house, senior staff, beyond that tight inner circle,