tulsi, it's always good to chat with you. to see you. >> likewise. >> what's your take on what is happening here? because this doesn't look like democracy. they want to bypass all those voters and do whatever the heck they want. >> well, you will remember, jason that, they didn't really have a democratic primary at all. they didn't give democrat voters in that primary an option, but here we find ourselves as we see all of this inner squabbling happening amongst democrats and influential people in the democratic smear about whether or not joe biden should remain the nominee or whether they should swap him out. and you look at why this infighting is happening. it's because they don't really care about what's best for the country, quite frankly, when you look at it really they don't care about joe biden. this isn't about loyalty to joe biden. they are trying to figure out how best they can stay in power. so they are trying to figure out is joe biden that winning horse or do they need to put him out to pasture and find someone el

but then we ask people on the street about it, tulsi.ay she has accomplished as vice president? >> not a lot. not a lot, to be quite honest with you. if somebody knows they could tell me because i don't know. >> yeah. >> i actually don't know. um, i'm just going to put that out there. i have no idea. >> what has she accomplished? >> absolutely nothing. >> laura: well, look, i mean, she has some fans out there. at love independent voters will look at her, african-american women, i think will be very interested in this candidacy. but, it's the old puppet biden and the new puppet kamala. goodbye old puppet, hello new puppet. >> that's exactly right, laura. and i just really hope that people pay attention to the truth and, again, she actually does have a record over these past three and a half years as part of the partner to president biden in this administration. you know, obviously the most glaring example is she was tasked with securing the border. she failed, completely at that task. and you look at every single example of what she could

primary and hadreat notable changes from the great state of hawaii, one of my favorite colleagues tulsi, loja, thank you for being here. what are some of your recollections,lect aloha my frid and what are your recollectionse from running against then senator's kamala harris question marks because she is the same person she was then and has always been, trey. this is frankly what makes her even more dangerous potential president than president biden ha s spent. it is important to focus on this as they have made this change m midstream. the reason whyso she is morege rodangerous is because she is an ideologue. her ideology is rooted in extreme policies that are far worse for our country then joe biden's have ever been. i will pointbide to two major examples. the border is one of them. she really believes that the real problem with our open borders and this massive illegal immigration is crime and poverty in other countries. so they are for, she believesns instead of taking immediate te action to secure our borders she must solt only in central and south america but countriesntri around th

tulsi gabbard, from hawaii, former congresswoman.said if trump wins in november he is okay with that. which might be a reflection of his district in upstate maine. a lot of trump voters from where he comes from. how do you see it right now, tulsi, good morning to you? >> i think it is crazy it's seen as an act of courage for a member of congress to say what is so clearly obvious to anybody who is paying attention, to the american people. i think what has become clear to the democrats is they don't care about joe biden. they don't care about the interests of the american people and our country. if you listen to the things the dnc chair is saying, stop talking about joe biden, focus on defeating and criticizing donald trump. bill maher saying i will vote for biden's brain in a battle before i vote for anybody else or trump. whoopi goldberg, they don't care about joe biden, all they care about is defeating donald trump, which should beg the question why? why don't they care about the issues and the interests of the people that matter? t

, >> jason: i mean, what is yourig take on that, tulsi?they are picking and choosing these sound bites, once again, just blatantly lying to the american people. i will give you two, brief examples from that debate where joe biden did not tell the truth. number one is, no servicemini members killed under his administration as someone who still wears the uniform, that was a punch in the gut because 18 service members were killed while serving overseas under hia watch. for him to be so unaffected by their sacrifice and the sacrifice of their families ise just absolutely unacceptable. secondly in the debate, he said the only existential threat to humanity, the only existential threat to humanity as climateth change, which again, asiste commander-in-chief for him not to recognize the greatest existential threat is nuclear war, which he has pushed us closer to than ever before inan thote country's history is yet another piece of evidence of whi he is unfit to serve in the office of the presidency. >> jason: well, tulsi, we want to thank you for

tbtand one thing that tulsi t gabbard said, and i love tulsi, and she wathat toas half right e said, well, it looks like that kamala harrisis is goinghem to be more of the same. i actually i think it's goinge. sa be worse than the same, because if you look at her positions, i mean,yo she's fore' getting rid of private health insurance and havinger the government takeover in health care, since she's for requiring every workeroi in america to join a union, whether they want to or not. she's called me an evena more radical green, green agendath. biden is. so it's not just more of the same. i think it'd be much e devast more devastating to the economy. >> you know, doug, i'd mention mo that they're saying, yeah, it's going to be more of the same. i see her ase new coke, that it's not the same product l at all. it's that it's presented as something better and new. and then obviously, that was the biggest flop in american product history that it's worse. it is to be worse. but isn't this perhaps what made obama has a hint at endorsing that if you are going to blow up the presidencyi and do

tulsi, thank you so much.gine a better time than now to parade biden in front of our nato allies. what could go wrong? next. ♪ ♪ z's baking the house special. arisa's styling a new look. and steve's filling his biggest order ever. with the first ever comcast business five-year price lock guarantee, these business owners get five years of value on gig speed internet and advanced security. all from the company with 99.9% network reliability. so now they can focus on doing what they do best for the next five years. that's a lot of bread. you got this. the comcast business five-year price lock guarantee. switch today for a limited time. ♪ ♪ >> respected all over the world, all over the world promote respected. he comes in and we are left out like a bunch of stupid people. what happened to the united states's reputation and with this leadership is horrible. >> laura: today, the white house press actually picked up on the weakness at home, weakness of broad team. >> how does he plan to reassure american allies in na

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trump should very nicely asked tulsi gabbard to do his debate prep and this is why.errible candidate in the 2020 primary but the reason she had to get out of the race was because during the debate with tulsi gabbard she was also running for president, tulsi went after her not personally but on her record and her hypocrisy as a prosecutor, and kamala harris had no response to any of the things she was listing out in terms of her record beard still not going to be able to have a response. if trump is able to do that on this national and international level, he will be off to a good start, beating her in places where people are still paying attention. >> greg: well done. ahead, from the masterminds who brought you cheap fakes comes the latest liberal media lie: kamala was never the border czar. ♪ ♪ bass pro shops and cabela's stands tall in our unwavering commitment to honoring our heroes. we extend our gratitude... beyond words... by proudly offering a legendary salute discount to those who protect our freedoms. our dedication to those who selflessly serve us runs deep

joining me now, former democratic presidential candidate and vp contender tulsi gabbard, tulsi, johnnyis freaking out. johnny is freaking out about kamala. he thinks if joe's gone, they're going to put kamala up there and they're going to do a day celebration for four months and she has a shot. are you afraid of kamala because trump's already turning his target toward him? i think our country should be very, very afraid of a president and commander in chief. kamala harris. i can't think of anybody else who is more unqualified to be president. and commander in chief than kamala harris. and i say this as an american and as a service member who still wears the uniform serving in the army reserve. this is this would be absolutely disastrous for the country, but it would also just be a continuation of what we've seen with joe biden's foreign policy. and how he's carried himself as commander in chief, because the reality is, and you know this well, jesse, is that whether it's joe biden or kamala harris, it's going to be the very same unelected people behind the scenes who are pulling the str

be president and he looks the part. >> i have a question for you, i'm so sorry, do you think that tulsils that rfk vibe that applies to voter s? >> for sure. >> yeah, politics isn't usual. the thing haves changed especially, jason, since you served in congress. this isn't the same political system as we know it and it's been reshaped and reformed and what's your thoughts on who would be a great pick? >> i think americans are striving not to just have somebody that look as person way. i think they want confidence. and i think they want competence and you have to have a good working relationship with trump and loyal to him and maga agenda and two other people should be on there, john radcliff and former director of national intention and former congressman from texas and was a u.s. attorney and other is robert o'brian who just wrote kind of the definitive piece of peace through strength and he was his national security adviser and briefed the president on a regular basis and very good working relationship. again, kind of looks like he's from central casting. those two have great working r

tulsi gabbard has not posted any show. there were no ads running alongside it. it feels like this big push, this big sell to rebrand x as this video destination. in my opinion, it seems to be really struggling six months into this process. ed: the question is eyeballs. elon musk emphasizes this data point of user seconds. if you go to a tweet, you see the tweet views. if you posted a video, you get separate data. is there any confidence from advertisers that it is being watched if you put video content to the platform? kurt: this debate between views and someone consuming it has been a big issue for years and not just on x. we talked about this with meta, before instagram as well. i think the issue and what i put in the column this morning, what i heard from a source is part of the reason the shows aren't getting made is they are having issues with advertiser demand. if people are throwing money at you, those projects usually get made, but the fact that they are not seeing that progress is a sign that the views are probabl

former democratic presidential candidate tulsi gabbard is here. tulsi, i don't think is faking it. he's been a biden lover since the jump. van jones has been pushing biden out harder than anybody. those are crocodile tears. that guy's the best actor on cnn. you know, the fact that they're touting, president joe biden making this decision as doing what's best for the country, you know, it's just hypocrisy, given how many of them, as you mentioned, have been saying for days that he should step down as the democratic nominee. i think i think the thing here to focus on, jesse, is all of these different, calls and questions come up about what happens nex, whether joe biden is, you know, actually resigns or he doesn't. we just got to remember nothing's going to change if kamala harris is the nominee or some other democrat is the nominee, nothing else is going to change. joe biden has been the figurehead for people behind the scenes who have been calling the shots. the same will happen if kamala harris is elected president and or other democrats. the fact is, we've got unelected power eli

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disappointed with what -- who was not picked, i still was hoping nikki haley would be would've liked to see tulsitim scott, i thhoic greta: did youch those speeches from nikki haley and others throughout the week? >> i did. i think nikki haley said everything that needed to be said. i always feel like everything that comes out of her -- out of her mouth is what i agree with, even when she talked about four more years of biden is and even of harris is terrifying. look at the border. one of my best friends from high school, her daughter died from the fentanyl that came over the border. it is disgusting and horrifying what is going on. greta: gary in tennessee, republican. gary in tennessee, a republican, are youre >> can you hear me?gret yes. go ahead. >>hrthing that this man has been through and everything that he has faced and all the adversities and everything else, what his family has been drug you can just feel the presence of positive ability and assure meant and no questions whatsoever what this man is standing for, like has been repeated several times, he does not have to do this, he choose

if he turned around did something radical like tulsi gabbard or nikki haley.se people because they don't know. >> that is trump. a lot goes down this weekend. i think this is pivotal. i hate to say it george clooney had more stroke than barack obama getting biden out of the race. i think that might have been the push. liz: george clooney did "the new york times" op-ed, he was very clear about it. he has done a lot of fund-raisers for joe biden. but he is very clear he feels the time has come to make room for new democratic stars. it is all in flux. biden has to decide. >> yeah. liz: he says he is in it. >> i know. liz: we'll watch. >> in it to win it. liz: charlie, thank you very much. closing bell four minutes away, second straight day of gains, no, not for the s&p and the nasdaq. they are going to snap their winning streaks as we said at the top of the show. listen, a lot of the names that have driven this market higher have before overbought as we like to say, and there is a little bit of selling pressure here. we have the nasdaq down 341 points. the s&p do

understand that in fact trump’s enemy has not changed anyway, in this sense i would like to quote tulsier... maid of hillary clinton, queens of the warmonger cabal. she, they will continue their efforts to involve the world in war and mean a reduction in our freedom. this is what tugavor actually wrote. in this case, i think she is absolutely right. yes. well, the peace of support for politicians in the usa always, of course, money. and today there was a figure that in the first 10 hours after kharis announced her participation in the presidential race, the kharis company account received $55 million. is this a lot or a little? well, this is normal, let's say, given what it means in the last few weeks, well, more precisely after the disastrous debate, yes, which biden... shamefully lost to trump at the end of june, many major donors to the democratic party have frozen their tranches in favor of biden's election campaign and stated that they would not finance the democratic campaign, not only biden, but also in general, yes to the party politicians, until biden is replaced by, well, in p

. >> remember the tulsi gabbard take down when kamala harris put thousands of people behind bars for smoking marijuana and she smoked pot. the messaging is so out of touch and so off. it seems like she will hold onto the biden policies as well. >> the vice president broke a 200 year old record for tie votes that moved forward major legislation, allowing the reconciliation to keep the inflation reduction act alive and supported the spending from president biden that he signed into law that spiked inflation to 9.1% in june of 2021. her defenders could not answer specifics on what she has actually accomplished in this administration. >> joe biden is someone who has always fought for the middle class and i think kamala harris as vice president has joined with joe biden in a lot of the issues that he has taken on that have strengthened america's middle class. >> the vice president is the artificial intelligence czar. who could forget this? >> i think the first part of this issue that should be articulated is ai is kind of a fancy thing, first of all it is two letters means artificial inte

vance is just another tulsi gabbard.y have seen the light, seeing the goodness, and that is what being alive is all about, we evolved and more power to them. >> all right. it has been reported that donald trump, jr. is good friends with his aunt's, they struck up a friendship before he ran for the senate seat, he was elected in 2022 and is serving his first term in the senate, two years in the senate and now the vice presidential pick on the republican ticket. let's hear from julie in charlotte, north carolina, republican. >> hello. we just watched the republican convention and we fully support the vice presidential candidate j.d. vance and candidate donald trump, we feel like that is what america needs right now for healing. um and >> -- >>what do you know about senator vance and what do you like? >> well, ok, i am learning more and more at the moment. i do like that he feels he can freely voice his opinions. because you mentioned that he has some criticisms before, i think that is important. i think it is important to

second of all, there are many videos out there, tulsi gabbard and her in the 2016 debate, showing howshe was as a prosecutor. this is a woman who slept her way to the top. she was involved with willie brown, broke up his marriage, went through two positions that were very high paid just for doing her stuff. she is an empty-headed woman and has nothing to offer anybody. if i had a choice between netanyahu and biden, i would definitely take netanyahu, who is protecting his country, his people, and the sanctity of his borders. i think that's it. host: elizabeth in randall's town, maryland on the line for democrats. caller: good morning, c-span. i want to talk about kamala harris and biden quitting the race. kamala harris is terrific. she experienced -- she is experienced as a prosecutor in california. she has been vice president for four years. her position on gaza and palestine is great. she is calling for a cease-fire and end to military aid to gaza. she is a woman. she will sweep the country. all the brown, black, and asian and latino people vote for her and the women will vote for he

we saw that in the primaries when at the time congresswoman tulsi gabbard attacked harris, dealing a devastating dip blow on the debate stage. she didn't have a good response to those attacks. i think she hasn't been held to task for her record and that as -- if the president focuses on her record, she will do well, but if it becomes a fighting match, trump will find a unique opponent in kamala harris. host: the book is "amateur hour: kamala harris in the white house >> c-span, your unfiltered view of politics. >> on saturday, former president it before -- president and 2024 canada donald trump speaks in st. cloud, minnesota. watch on c-span, c-span now, or c-span.org. >> saturday, american history tv features historic convention speeches. this saturday, pat buchanan's speech at the 1992 republican national convention after his loss to george h.w. bush. >> there is a religious war going on in this country. it is a cultural war as critical to the kind of nation we shall be as the cold war itself. this war is for the soul of america. >> senator hillary clinton's remarks after losing th

last time i saw her run for president, tulsi gabbard ended her campaign viciously like it was a game a combat. but number three and most importantly, kamala harris' record is destructive of rural families as a it is of urban families. it has made massive inflation in the united states. she was the tie-breaking vote for joe biden's american rescue plan which unleashed an inflation that crippled urban families and crippled rural families. she is the border czar, and she failed masterfully, and that failure allowed fentanyl to ravage all across the country killing kids and killing adults in urban areas and rural areas. her record is one of failure; failure of the american people whether you are black, hispanic or white. that's my response. stuart: we'll take it. congressman byron donalds, thanks very much for being with us this morning. always appreciate it. see you again soon. >> thank you. stuart: now this, the trump can campaign has filed a complaint with the federal election commission. what's this about? lauren: it's about $91.5 million. the biden campaign transfer thed its cash to

last time she ran for president, tulsi gab bard ended her cam main fast. >> who's running the country they're so afraid of the pro hamas, pro hall sinequan part of their party they don't want to show up for netanyahu's speech to our congress. >> this woman has no record whatsoever. she's a thorough california progressive, bernie sanders with liplipstick if you will. ♪ stuart: i love it, tom petty. it's a great song. hi, everybody. it's 11:00, serious stuff going on here on the market. look at that market selloff and 413 points and dow is down 325 points. if you show me big tech, how it's affecting those indicators and first off microsoft is down $10 and apple is down $3. sorry, apple down $5, nearly $6. taken together, they're taking 115 points off the dow industrials. those two stocks alone. and the rest of big tech is hammering the nasdaq down well over 400 points at this point. the yield on the 10-year treasury not having any impact on the markets so far this morning. it's down at 4.21%. down three basis points, market selloff. now this, so kamala harris is the anointed one chosen

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on friday, tulsi gabbard will do a fireside chat with cynthia lummis the senator from wyoming, eitherummis is going to unveil, this is the plan, things could shake this up, we got this from multiple sources. i would say go to foxbusiness.com. we have the full write up, we posted it imminently with this hit. essentially wants to introduce legislation that makes bitcoin part of the fed's reserve currency. the fed has all sorts of currencies in reserve. they want, she wants bitcoin to be part of that. now what's the interesting wrinkle here is not that she wants this. she wants president trump's, the republican nominee's buy-in on this and that's what they're working on right now. so it would be a huge thing for the crypto industries if at the bitcoin conference, cynthia lummis says we have this legislation, we're going to push this, but we've got president trump's blessing on this. whether trump endorses this, i can't tell you. a lot is still in flux. liz: bitcoin as world's reserve currency. >> not world reserve. russ dollar as world reserve currency. that won't happen. the fed holds s

i am hoping to see our president picked tulsi gabbard as his vice president and then she can be the first president in 2028. i would ask your producers to punch up a video of, i think it is chris wilson with the lincoln project, saying flat out, we need to put a bullet into trump. i hope you can do that. thank you for taking my call. host: lori in new jersey, republican. caller: how are you? i am so grateful [indiscernible] i am so upset that that happened to him. [indiscernible] host: do you want to see and hear from him today at the convention? caller: i would love to hear from him. believe me, i would do anything he asks of me. i wanted to become a delegate from new jersey just to support him and his whole family, i love them all. especially him. he is the best president of my lifetime. host: lori, republican in new jersey. caroline, democrat caller in ohio. caller: yes. i'm excited to hear from trump and also to hear his vp pick. all along, i thought it was going to be nikki haley, so i'm also interested to hear what she has to say. if not her, of course, since i'm from ohio, i want j

. -- tulsi gabbard or nikki haley. host: a large spanish contingent in florida. anything changes? guest: difficult on the coattails of governor desantis, i think it does benefit team trump. here's the bottom line. the campaign speeches and major crowds do not win elections. it is the ground game. for some of the conservatives, biden has troops on the ground. the trump people hanging out at i-95, honk your horn, it's great. you have to knock on doors. last in georgia, last in arizona. they have to get the money right now. biden has ground troops in the states. host: ed dean, working people find your show? guest: throughout florida and a few other states. download the app. wbob.com. host: that is ed dean. thank you opinionists to give their take on the campaign. joining us is arnie artisan as part of the pacifica network. thank you for giving us your time. guest: always a pleasure, pedro, especially on this interesting july 5. host: tell us why. guest: i have been thinking a lot about posting on facebook. i'm torn about what biden should do. i wrote a piece saying don't run. i wrote

tulsi gabbard got more delegates ended better fundraising than she did.contender, she was in the way back of the pack, so why would democrat now want her to be the next president? >> leslie: they don't. people that i respected my party, president barack obama, who is saying, joe, stay in the race. gavin newsom, joe, stay in the race. senator john fetterman, joe, stay in the race. many others, hillary and bill clinton. you have to look at the numbers. first of all, i would agree with you. if joe biden were to step down, it would be the vice president become president, and she would become, you know, the candidate. and the numbers don't show that she would beat donald trump. the numbers still show that joe biden could be donald trump. this is why you hear republicans wanting him to get out because republicans want kamala to be number one on the ticket. there are many democrats that don't want her to be number one on the ticket. with all due respect to the vice president, she doesn't have as much popularity as president joe biden. >> dr. saphier: tyrus, the

. >> people remember the tulsi gabbard takedown on the debate stage when kamala harris put thousandshe herself laughed and bragged about the fact that she would listen to bob marley and smoke pot. the messaging is so off a, and it seem like she's going to hold on to these biden if policies as well. >> reporter: she broke a 200-year-old record for tie votes. she supported all this spending that president biden has signed into law that spiked inflation at a 9.1% in june of 2022. still it's not back to the fed's target. defenders of the vice president could not answer specification on what she's accomplished in the administration. >> joe biden is someone who has always fought for the middle class, and i think kamala harris as vice president has joined with joe biden in a lot of the issues that he's taken on that have strengthened america's middle class. >> reporter: the vice president is also the gun violence czar, but the white house says it was president biden that did the heavy lifting getting that bipartisan law passed in 2022. oh, by the way, she is also the a.i. czar but struggled

pressing her on her policy distances and she starts fumbling like she did on the debate stage when tulsi took her out as well as when she fumbled all the rest of the interviews as vice president. >> i think that's where we are going to see the true kamala harris. >> brian: thing that's going to be different in, every time trump went after joe biden, in 2020. he said why are you saying i'm a left wing guy. i have a history of being a moderate. that's not me. i'm not defund the police. i'm not anti-fracking. that's what he sold himself as. but, guess who was the left wing? her? she was the one who said no fracking. she is the one that wanted to get rid of private insurance. she is the one that said stop criminalizing border crossings. she was the one who wanted to get rid of ice. she is the one who came out for the rioters. that's why he said i won the primary. well, now she won. and now she has to either say that's the old me, this is the new me, or i never said that, which they are trying to say now, or i'm going to embrace that. and that's why the trump people are pleased long term beca

the night of the convention we are all in milwaukee, ladies and gentlemen the next vice president tulsird. come on up. >> lawrence: let me tell if you joe biden didn't do so bad. i many under a the impression we would know this week. >> ainsley: yeah. donald trump stayed quiet. okay. i will let this media cycle run its course. >> ainsley: smart he said for the next week i'm not announcing. i want the narrative to be on joe biden not who is my vp. >> steve: and it has been. >> ainsley: we have a fox weather alert. heat wave across the u.s. shattering records now as death valley hits 128 degrees.ame >> lawrence: plus, hurricane berypharl pummeling texas, janis tracking it all. i recommend prevagen. number one, because it's safe and effective. does not require a prescription. and i've been taking it quite a while myself and i know it works. and i love it when the customers come back in and tell me, "david, that really works so good for me." makes my day. prevagen. at stores everywhere without a prescription. here's why you should switch fo to duckduckgo on all your devie duckduckgo comes w

biden where she attacked him and she flamed out after that and we heard the debate performance by tulsi gabbard unit was all of our. the american people, the democratic party and the american people haven't really been given an alternative to donald trump here that was voted on, that was one thing that can stick. you can't look at the short-term markets right now is any indication this could get harry for the markets there is a trump trade that was put on, yes the markets are looking at interest rates and corporate earnings, they always do but you also project out, if it looks like donald trump could lose the race and remember the polling from joe biden's deficiencies were tight and she is net net better because she's vigorous and younger. if it looks like he can lose and the republicans don't get the house in the senate which is what the trump trade was saying particularly before last week they started the trade-off because it looks like joe biden is going to drop out, you could see these markets change, kamala harris is for regulation, more taxes, the trump trade is opposite, deregula

other candidates like tulsi gabbard on the debate stage.e the tell for me when she starts with interviews maybe debate. maybe can get through that with canned lines, but this reminds me a little bit more of her announcement when she first ran for president. >> yeah and then we get to the issue of immigration and the border crisis, which of course republicans really want this to be a huge piece of this campaign. >> and they really want to pin it on kamala harris. we heard j.d. vance school when after her i want to play what she said to that. let's listen went after transnational gangs, drug cartels, and human traffickers that came into our country illegally i prosecuted them in case after case, and i won donald trump donald trump on the other hand, has been talking a big game about securing our border. >> but he does not walk the walk or as my friend quavo would say, he does not walk it like he talks how effective is that pushback? >> because republicans really want to hang this all on her. it's a vulnerability for democrats. it has been do

remember what tulsi gabbard said about kamala harris? that was that she was not ready.n she was going for the presidential nomination four years ago, she garnered less than 1% before she bowed out. i don't think she is ready either. a woman that i think is ready, possibly nikki haley. another one is condoleezza rice. but i would not think that ms. harris is ready for the big stage. host: john, crystal lake, illinois. democrat. good morning. caller: good morning. i just want to throw my opinion out there. personally, i am glad that genocide joe has dropped out. a good vp pick would be leaning into the left, just like france did, and that is how they beat the fascists on the right. bernie sanders would be a great pick, kind of funny in general. if we embrace the left, go bold, then we have a chance at beating the right. andy beshear would be fine, too. other than that, democrats will go save as usual. host: who is the safe pick? caller: anyone with huge corporate ties. andy beshear probably. i hope not, but gavin newsom is a name that i heard floated around. he used to de

why don't you remind him, jake is you were the moderator of how tulsi gabbard dismembered literally dismembered the now vice president and you're debate. and i think that was the end of her of her career as a presidential candidate. so paul may want to go back and look at some other tapes also, jake, as you know, and paul knows this too. and the commonwealth of pennsylvania, pennsylvania, and energy state might as well be texas and the vice president is vocally and vociferously see a poll host of fracking. she said, i will do everything in the same. you're not gonna be able to run bob casey. he's not going to able to run down-ballot. she's going to have to either have a pit funny and change your position on fracking or get some religion someplace else? >> paul begala, we heard from house speaker mike johnson talking about fracking. well, at least it's a policy issue, larry as paul, it's a policy issue speaker johnson today said the republican real yeah, i would likely to file legal challenges if president biden should, it should exit the race. biden hasn't been formally nominated potentially le

why don't you remind him, jake as you or the moderator of how tulsi gabbard dismembered literally dismembered the now vice president and you're debate and i think that was the end of her of her career as a presidential candidate. so paul may want to go back and look at some other tapes also, jake, as you know, and paul knows this too. and the commonwealth of pennsylvania, pennsylvania, and energy state might as well be texas and the vice president is vocally and vociferously opposed to fracking. she said, i will do everything in my power to stop fracking. and in the commonwealth of pennsylvania, you miles will say, i hate the steelers and despise the eagles because it is about the same. you not gonna be able to run bob casey. he's not gonna be able to run down-ballot. she's going to have to either have a pit funny and change your position on fracking or get some religion someplace else. >> paul bagala, we heard from house speaker mike johnson talking about fracking while at least it's a policy issue, larry as paul, it's a policy issue. speaker johnson today said there were real yeah i would l

so, first of all, when she was in the primary, sh about k e zero delegates, actually, tulsi gabbard gote delegates and did better in fundraisinleg she did. i'll give kamala harris that. has had some strong debates, but when it came to being a primary contender, she was certainly way in theender, backe pack. so why would democrats now actually want her to be the nextcrat nowthe. they don't. i mean, what you're hearing? from the minorit>> lesdon't.y p, i respected my party, president barack obama, who saying barack , joe, stay i, race. gavin newsom, joe staying in the race. senator johny in fetterman.termn joe, stay in the race and many, others. you know, hillary and yony, i you have toe look at the numbers. first of all, i would agree with you. if joe biden were step down, ith would be the vice president, nt become president and she would become, you know, the candidate . and the numbers don't show that she would beat donald trump. joe numbers show that joe biden could beat donald trump. >> and this is whyonald tr you t you hear republicans wanting him to get out because thpublicans want

second of all, there are many videos out there, tulsi gabbard and her in the 2016 debate, showing howeak she was as a prosecutor. this is a woman who slept her way to the top. she was involved with willie brown, broke up his marriage, went through two positions that were very high paid just for doing her stuff. she is an empty-headed woman and has nothing to offer anybody. if i had a choice between netanyahu and biden, i would definitely take netanyahu, who is protecting his country, his people, and the sanctity of his borders. i think that's it. host: elizabeth in randall's town, maryland on the line for democrats. caller: good morning, c-span. i want to talk about kamala harris and biden quitting the race. kamala harris is terrific. she experienced -- she is experienced as a prosecutor in california. she has been vice president for four years. her position on gaza and palestine is great. she is calling for a cease-fire and end to military aid to gaza. she is a woman. she will sweep the country. all the brown, black, and asian and latino people vote for her and the women will vote fo

. -- tulsi gabbard or nikki haley. host: a large spanish contingent in florida. anything changes?uest: difficult on the coattails of governor desantis, i think it does benefit team trump. here's the bottom line. the campaign speeches and major crowds do not win elections. it is the ground game. for some of the conservatives, biden has troops on the ground. the trump people hanging out at i-95, honk your horn, it's great. you have to knock on doors. last in georgia, last in arizona. they have to get the money right now. biden has ground troops in the states. host: ed dean, working people find your show? guest: throughout florida and a few other states. download the app. wbob.com. host: that is ed dean. thank you for your time, sir. guest: good to see you again, pedro. host: we will be joined by opinionists all along the way on the state of campaign 2024. if you support president biden, (202) 748-8000. if you support former president trump, (202) 748-8001. if you support other candidates, (202) 748-8002. (202) 748-8003 if you support neither candidate or undecided. shwan in illinois

second of all, there are many videos out there, tulsi gabbard and her in the 2016 debate, showing howeak she was as a prosecutor. this is a woman who slept her way to the top. she was involved with willie brown, broke up his marriage, went through two positions that were very high paid just for doing her stuff. she is an empty-headed woman and has nothing to offer anybody. if i had a choice between netanyahu and biden, i would definitely take netanyahu, who is protecting his country, his people, and the sanctity of his borders. i think that's it. host: elizabeth in randall's town, maryland on the line for democrats. caller: good morning, c-span. i want to talk about kamala harris and biden quitting the race. kamala harris is terrific. she experienced -- she is experienced as a prosecutor in california. she has been vice president for four years. her position on gaza and palestine is great. she is calling for a cease-fire and end to military aid to gaza. she is a woman. she will sweep the country. all the brown, black, and asian and latino people vote for her and the women will vote fo

. -- tulsi gabbard or nikki haley. host: a large spanish contingent in florida. anything changes?uest: difficult on the coattails of governor desantis, i think it does benefit team trump. here's the bottom line. the campaign speeches and major crowds do not win elections. it is the ground game. for some of the conservatives, biden has troops on the ground. the trump people hanging out at i-95, honk your horn, it's great. you have to knock on doors. last in georgia, last in arizona. they have to get the money right now. biden has ground troops in the states. host: ed dean, working people find your show? guest: throughout florida and a few other states. download the app. wbob.com. host: that is ed dean. thank you for your time, sir. guest: good to see you again, pedro. host: we will be joined by opinionists all along the way on the state of campaign 2024. if you support president biden, (202) 748-8000. if you support former president trump, (202) 748-8001. if you support other candidates, (202) 748-8002. (202) 748-8003 if you support neither candidate or undecided. shwan in illinois

we saw that in the primaries when at the time congresswoman tulsi gabbard attacked harris, dealing aevastating dip blow on the debate stage. she didn't have a good response to those attacks. i think she hasn't been held to task for her record and that as -- if the president focuses on her record, she will do well, but if it becomes a fighting match, trump will find a unique opponent in kamala harris. host: the book is "amateur hour: kamala harris in the white house ," the author is charlie spiering, senior reporter at "the daily mail." thank you for stopping by. guest: thank you. host: coming up, we will have william barber, cochair of poor people's campaign. first, on this anniversary of the signing of the americans for it is -- with disabilities act, we wanted to show you this moment from jennifer weston of virginia, using the ai generated program to find her voice, she cannot speak, delivering a speech on the floor using the ai . here's a portion of that. >> the very first constituent meeting that i took was with lobbyists, a group of families who had young children complex medica