than joe biden. to be sitting head of the table in the situation room making decisions for this country. >> having sent his son to war i don't think anyone can be more ready than vice president biden. >> he knows exactly what's at stake when he send troops over seas. >> biden understands how important it is to have allies standing together with us. they are force multipliers. >> joe biden has a unique ability to connect with people. he knows leaders. he knows what makes them tick. >> they trust him and his judgment and his word is good. >> his personal dmoem si will save american lives. >> to build the relationships takes decade. and tear them down all it takes is a tweet. >> thanks to donald trump our adversaries are stronger and bolder. >> trump had a love fest with dictators including china and russia. he hasn't been standing up at all. >> i served in the air force for 36 years and led nuclear missile squads and never thought i would have a president who is a danger to national security. >> presid

joe biden for president. america's progressive promise pac is responsible for the content of this a. missions in iraq as aand afghanistan.89 combat as a national security advisor, i worked to keep our country safe. i'm amy mcgrath. now i'm running for senate in kentucky against mitch mcconnell. i can win, but i need your help. with your contribution, we can finally remove mitch mcconnell from office and start repairing the damage he's done to our country. i approved this message... because this is gonna take all of us. >>> the big finish at the democratic national convention begins soon. joe biden on the brink of his acceptance speech. also ahead, a star endorsement from the nba's steph curry. we'll hear more from how joe biden relies on his faith through the best and the worst times. in a new cnn documentary, gloria borger talks to senator chris coons about the dark days when biden's son, beau, was dying. >> i don't know how joe biden had the strength to be vice president and to keep a full schedule and be p

what joe biden didn't talk about. he didn't talk about law enforcement. he didn't talk about bringing safety to democrat run the cities that are totally out of control and have no clue. china was never mentioned in any way, shape, or form. china will own our country if he gets elected, they will own our country. and were not going to let that happen. >> tammy: what a difference in attitude. biden was so short on details because the radical democratic agenda is downright frightening. as former governor chris christie remarked, it scares that the bejesus out of people. >> you didn't hear any specifics and the reason for that is his specifics would scare the bejesus out of america and he knows it. it's a crazy left wing liberal agenda that he has been captive of now and he gave into an order to get the nomination and he will pursue a few selected. >> tammy: joining us now with reaction as american conservative union chairman matt schlapp and fox news contributor charlie hurt. thank you so much for joining me tonight. it

and then he met joe biden, and joe biden has stayed in touch with him. let's listen. >> it was really amazing to hear that someone like me became vice president. he told me about a book of poems by yates, he would read out loud to practice. he showed me how he marked his addresses to make them easier to say out loud, so i did the same thing today. and now i'm here talking to you today about the future. about our future. my family often says when the world feels better, before talking about something normal, like going to the movies. we all want the world to feel better. we need the world to feel better. i'm just a regular kid, and in the short amount of time, joe biden made moving forward comfort. joe biden cared. imagine what he could do for all of us. kids like me are counting on you to elect someone we can all look up to, someone who cares, someone who will make our country and the world feel better. we're counting on you to elect joe biden. >> o'donnell: and that's brayden harrington, who is now being tutored by joe biden, who has stuttered with-- wh

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that is joe biden. he has the courage we respect and the commitment to working americans we need now. on behalf of our governor, i am honored to cast connecticut's 75 votes for our next president, joe biden. >> delaware. passes.are >> delaware passes. democrats abroad. >> we represent millions of americans who live outside the united states. americans abroad can make a difference in the states that will decide this year's elections. we need your help to elect a president who will restore our standing around the world. casting 10-- we are votes for bernie sanders and seven votes for joe biden. >> district of columbia. >> welcome to the best city in the world. has raised d.c. families, paid taxes and served in the military, just like every american in the 50 states. the house of representatives just passed an historic piece of legislation to make washington, d.c. the 51st state. plaza,ack lives matter we proudly cast one vote for bernie sanders and 43 votes for the next president of the united states, joe

joe biden, four-decade washington insider. donald trump would be tougher on china than joe biden. crime on the streets. that's something they continually lean into. any of those where you think the vice president is vulnerable? >> well, first of all, john, he may not campaign in the fall. health, safety, number one issue. so we've got to determine where we are with the covid crisis. i think several months ago, if you said joe biden wouldn't go to the convention, wouldn't speak at the convention, oh, that can't happen. we actually had a great convention and real people got to talk about real issues and it worked out. so we'll see where we are in the covid crisis. i think next week for the republicans, it's -- they're going to have a hatefest on joe biden. i think that's very hard for them after what you just saw the last four days, the compassion, the empathy, you saw the story, which you showed earlier of brayden. you saw estella talk about her mother be deported and kristen talk about her father who died because trump did not do what he needed to do in the covid crisis. so four d

i completely can embrace joe biden and kamala harris. and i think that if you look over the course of the four days, you really did see the of theand the breadth democratic party, the diversity of the party, not just in race and the but in gender, age. across the board. i think that is reflective of who the democratic party is. add to that the sprinkle of republicans who are also supporting this candidacy. it shows the breadth and depth of the united states of america. >> last night, our colleague, joy reed, had an interesting take on who joe biden was talking to an his acceptance speech. she said he thought he was talking directly to white working-class voters. talking to them about why he is ok. why he is a viable option for them to either come home to or to turn away from president trump. what do you make of that? what you think joe biden was talking to? he wasink she hopes that listening. there was a today show interview with greg melvin this week where he talked to an unemployed steelworker. there is no chance of ohio flipping to jo

were bested by joe biden. amy klobuchar hung in there we saw r, shhung in a little bit longer than some of the others. but it's a measure of hi brin bringing the party together that most of them, we're going toee most of them tonight and tomorrow night and the nights after that. >> judy, i was going back in my brain about remembering 206 which feels like that was about 3,000 years ago. but democrats were greeted firsf dahe convention to the wikileaks of the dnc e-mails which just reopened all the wounds that had been caused by the primary, between bernie sa anders and hillary clintd poured salt in there. the dnc chairwoman had to basically resign in m thedle of the convention. there was so much -- it was just so different from where we are now. e >> woodruff: from whate seeing now. amy klobuchar, the senator from minnesota who gave it her all. she ran for president, didn'to the distance but she did endorse joe biden very early on. let's listen to what she is saying and this will lead in to we're gofg to hear f

joe biden is weak. he takes his marching orders from liberal hip chris wypocrit drive their cities into the ground while fleeing from the wreckage. the liberals rant to eliminate school choice while they enroll their children in the finest schools in the land. they want to open our borders while living in waldorf communities, the best neighborhoods in the world. they want to defund the police while they have armed guards for themselves. this november we must turn the page forever on this failed political class. the fact is i'm here. [ applause ] what's the name of that building? but i'll say it differently. the fact is we're here and they're not. [ applause ] to me, one of the most beautiful buildings in the world. it's not a building. it's a home, as far as i'm concerned. it's not even a house. it's a home. it's a wonderful place with an incredible history. but it's all because of you. together we will write the next chapter of the great american story. over the next four years we will make america int

joe biden said black people are a monolithic community. it was joe biden who said, poor kids can be just as smart as white kids. thing,is words are one his actions take it to a new level. 1994, he led the charge on a crime bill that put millions of black americans behind bars. president trump's criminal justice reform law fixes many of the disparities joe biden created and made our system more fair for all americans. joe biden failed our nation's historically black colleges and universities, keeping blame on our young folks have access to higher education. the cleanup joe biden's mess, president trump signed into law historically high funding for hbcu's as well as a bill to give them permanent funding, for the first time ever. now joe biden wants to come for your pocketbooks, unless of course, you are a blue state millionaire. that is one of their solutions for the pandemic. they want to take more money from your pocket and give it to manhattan elites and hollywood moguls, so they get a tax break. republicans, however, past president trump

hunter biden, one of joe biden's sons took a 50,$000 per month role with burisma, ukrainian company and while that seems interesting on its own merit because he never worked in energy before at the same time joe biden started to go after the top prosecutor in ukraine, prosecuting the guy who ran berries lower hunter biden was serving on the board. there are big ethical questions the president's team will be attacking all day. shannon: let's bring in democratic strategists to join this conversation. as we bring you both in let's take a listen to one of the swipes joe biden took at donald trump last night. >> i will be a democratic candidate, i will be an american president. i will work hard for those who didn't support me and that is the job of a president, to represent all of us, not just our base or our party. >> numbers also tell an interesting story. polls can change. this is during the nbc, trump and biden now tides in minnesota which is a battleground state. the interesting thing is three weeks ago joe biden was a three points, two weeks ago up three points and then 13 points in ju

that is the soul of america, joe biden is fighting for now. after our son bo died of cancer, i wondered if i would ever smile or feel joy again. it was summer, but there was no warmth left for me. four days after bo's funeral, i watched joe shave and put on his suit. i saw him take a breath, put his shoulders back, and walk out into a world for our son. he went back to work, that's just who he is. there are times when i couldn't even imagine how he did it. how he put 1 foot in front of the other and kept going, but i've always understood why he did it. for the daughter who convinces her mom to finally get a breast cancer screening, and this is where she drives her to the clinic. for the community college student who has faced homelessness and survived abuse, but finds the grit to finish her degree and make a good life for her kids. for the little boy whose mom is serving as a marine in iraq, who puts on a brave face in his video call, and doesn't complain when the only thing he wants for his birthday is to be with her. for all those people, jo

we must elect joe biden. each of us must be a hero for our community, for our country and then with a compassionate and intelligent president we must act together and put on his desk a bill that guarantees us all the healthcare we deserve. text vote to 30330 to learn how to vote safely because our lives depend on it. >> politics and elections can seem like be is far away things that one person doesn't have the power to change. what is happening right now in our country makes it clear how personal politics are. i discovered that when i get informed and participate, my fear gets smaller. voting is a big part of that. knowing the change you want, vote for the leaders that you think will make it happen and if you are able, if you can, help fund this campaign. go to joe biden.com and then whatever you can. with leaders like joe biden and kamala harris we can build back better here at home and once again strengthen our nation office security and standing in the world. >> i am 34 and i live in los angeles. i 2009 gr

they don't see joe biden, this is trump's america. the chaos that suburban voters are feeling and that voters all across this country are feeling as a result of donald trump's failed leadership. what joe biden is going to do, going to continue to lead, continue to work to bring us together. these going to put forward meaningful plans that address the underlying issues here, plans that tackle systemic economic inequality in our society. plans that will bring back jobs, create jobs and plans that will give the virus under control, which is the single most important thing that we have to do in order to get our economy back on track. so you know, joe biden -- >> chris: kate, we're running out of time, i just want to ask you one last question and it specifically goes to the plans. the president is going after joe biden as a tool of the far left. here's what the president has to say on that. >> biden is a trojan horse for socialism. if joe biden doesn't have the strength to stand up to wild eyed marxists like bernie sanders and his fellow r

how do you think joe biden is going to do? and do you think joe biden will debate donald trump? >> i don't see how he gets out of it. but i will tell you joe biden is not prepared to stand on the stage with president trump. in large measure, he's fearless. he goes into that debate with a sense of reckless abandon. i think that's why joe biden probably wants to find a way to not do it. he's got to do it, and it's not going to be a pleasant evening for joe biden. judge jeanine: i remember when hillary clinton was running. her staff kept the press away with the ropes. i am getting the same feeling with joe biden that when they shooed people away and they tried to get him to explain the mask mandate, they have no intention of letting him speak. >> they don't want him to speak because every time he does, he opens his mouth to change feet. he looks like he's always squinting like he's trying to find the words. then when he speaks you realize he didn't find them. he's still looking. on the very die he's announcing his vice president pick, he mispronounces his own pick's name after peop

that is joe biden. >> joe called it. we are in the battle for the soul of our nation. >> joe knows we can never let hard times turn us against each other. >> we can never stop doing hard work to make things right. >> that is why we ran for office. >> even when people counted us out. >> even when there had never been a latina in the nevada state senate. >> or democrat elected to the florida commission about work culture. >> when birmingham hadn't had a mayor this young in 120 years. >> we ran for office because we know the struggles american families are facing. because we have lived them. >> we have lived the insecurity, the indignity of an eviction notice. bux like many of you, i have lived the frustration of paying off student loans. >> we have lived the grief of losing loved ones to gun violence and the criminal justice system that unfairly targets our communities. >> we have lived the feeling of helplessness on someone you love is very sick and health care is a matter of life and death. >> joe biden

that is joe biden. he has the courage we respect and the commitment to working americans we need now. on behalf of our governor, i am honored to cast connecticut's 75 votes for our next president, joe biden. >> delaware. passes.are >> delaware passes. democrats abroad. >> we represent millions of americans who live outside the united states. americans abroad can make a difference in the states that will decide this year's elections. we need your help to elect a president who will restore our standing around the world. casting 10-- we are votes for bernie sanders and seven votes for joe biden. >> district of columbia. >> welcome to the best city in the world. has raised d.c. families, paid taxes and served in the military, just like every american in the 50 states. the house of representatives just passed an historic piece of legislation to make washington, d.c. the 51st state. plaza,ack lives matter we proudly cast one vote for bernie sanders and 43 votes for the next president of the united states, joe

future if joe biden would win. >> president trump: joe biden is not the savior of america's soul. he is the destroyer of america's jobs and if given the chance, he will be the destroyer of american greatness. >> trace: let's bring in howie kurtz fox news media analyst and host of "media buzz". there was a time when you wanted to see what your opponent was going to do, right? what they had to offer. republicans don't watch to watch the dnc and democrats don't want to watch the rnc. how do you sway voters, howie, if nobody is watching the other guys? >> that is very much the question. the ratings would indicate that you are right, trace. when president trump last night calls joe biden the destroyer of american greatness, when he says he will abolish the suburbs and said he will enable violent anarchists the question is how many persuadeable voters will buy that portrait of a guy in the washington for 47 years but big attacks last week about trump's second term and a front to democracy. so we're in a sea of vitriol. each guy saying the other would take the country to hell in a hand b

and there is joe biden and jill biden a passionate. speech from joe biden who calls this a life changing election he says character compassion decency democracy science who we want to be very our role on the balance we can and will overcome this season of darkness in america. and as the celebrations go on there in wilmington delaware we bring in alan fischer who is our correspondent outside where that is happening allan what did you make of it. might just be having a little bit of trouble with alan fischer there at the moment but maybe he can hear me now alan fischer our correspondent and i'm going to go to someone was actually. yeah go for it allan. it's an intriguing speech isn't it it's a very intriguing speech joe biden had to rise to the moment i think most people would accept that he did i got a text from someone who kept in touch with over the years who is a republican and iowa they said that joe biden looked presidential this evening and they said did you see donald trump earlier on today making their own trust i think he made

i am joe biden and i approve this message. bob: and doctor your call rated lebanon, indiana, republican line. go ahead. guest: i wanted to complement the democratic party for the act association is a grassroots booster. and what something funny there in thenn contributions the black lives matters are the largest contributor. insensate got 400 trillion from the foundation and they keep having that . all see how the republicans can never catch up with the numbers. and women cutting off all of her social media and all of the news media that is on tv. it's really kind of tough friedman us to even find back against that large of a monster deal. but i do have to complement the democrats on a very good way that there cutting off the republicans totally. it's really nice. more riots, the rope protest everything on the more like life skipped, and the want to donate to the democratic party. that's just an amazing engineering. bob: let me ask you about the campaign spending. the wall street journal, the trump campaign taking a break with

behind joe biden and it's very clear that joe biden has chosen one very good.

this was never the joe biden year. 1988 was a joe biden year. 1992 was a joe biden year. maybe 2008 was a joe biden year. it was never supposed to be now, and yet you never know when your moment comes. so you've got to say it's a remarkable journey. he's had an extraordinary career that suddenly now has gotten a little more extraordinary. >> all right, chuck, andrea, everybody stand by. we're just getting started. we've had the official business, joe biden is now officially the nominee of the democratic party. more speeches. we are awaiting speeches from john kerry, colin powell, two former secretaries of state and dr. jill biden just ahead. we'll take a quick break and are back after this. hey allergy muddlers... achoo! ...do your sneezes turn heads? try zyrtec... ...it starts working hard at hour one... and works twice as hard when you take it again the next day. zyrtec muddle no more. i'm looking for my client. i'mi'm so sorry.nt. hey! hey man, you're here! you don't trust me here in vegas, do you? uh, well, i thought we had a breakthrough with the volkswagen. we did,

and that is joe biden. we're grateful that across the country, there are responsible leaders who are stepping up. one of them provided clear direction and memorable powerpoint. new york's governor, andrew cuomo. gov. cuomo: hello. today is monday. day 170. new yorkers were ground zero from the covid virus, and have gone from one of the highest infections rates in the globe to one of the lowest. wemountain, and right now we are on the others. we did it with the kindness and assistance of so many. new yorkers want to thank everyone who came to our aid. 30,000 americans who volunteered to come here to help in our hour of need. your love dave us the strength to carry on. we went through hell, but we have learned much. our problems go beyond the covid virus. covid is the symptom, not the illness. our nation is in crisis. and in many ways, covid is just a metaphor. a virus attacks when the body is weak, and when it cannot defend itself. over these past few years, america's body politic has been weakened. the divi

biden he wants to go in an election against sleepy joe biden the trump campaign described joe biden as not quite worth it perhaps even on the verge of being senile that speech just demolished that argument completely so now donald trump is in an election fight and a real election flight not against the catechize sure but against a real candidate someone who stood up and spoke from the heart someone who said that he realized he had to get into the fight to fight for the soul of america after the events in charlottesville 3 years ago when in the white nationalists the nazis and white supremacists marched through the streets chanting nazi slogans he said that was the tipping point for him and that is why 3 years on he is standing accepting the nomination for the democratic party going into the election in november the convention site far has been heavy on trying bashing. on policy detail did you feel the speech tonight gave us a bit more stare at all. policy from the democrats. or what i think joe biden realized that that was the toughest to be undone nor lucian this was that the bigge

she did not mention joe biden. even though we just heard 60 seconds from her, we will hear atm her for quite some time quite a lot of different venues. she is an important voice in the democratic party that demonstrates an important movement and we are not done hearing from her. we will continue to hear from her and what she represents. be distasteful and disquieting to some americans who don't like her political opinions, but she is here to stay. a point of clarification, according to the bio, dr. biden has a doctorate in education as well as two masters degrees. some of the folks on twitter's pointing that out. richard in louisville, kentucky. go ahead. listeninghave been and watching for the last couple of months, what is happening to our country and to the democrat-controlled cities. two very learned men, you and mr. nichols. guest: as a bourbon drinker, you can make me scottish. caller: i think you are a straight shooter and that is what we need more from our reporters in this country. i look at the democrat-c

it's joe biden. i think back to 1992 when bill clinton ran and won on the idea of new democratic cent richly. 2,000 when barack obama ran on the hope for change. we have not heard a compelling argument for joe biden why he should be president. not a big idea. not a reason for his presidency. it seems to me that's at stake tonight. that's what is at stake in joeo biden's speech. not why donald trump should not be president but why joe biden should. >> martha: that's a great point. that's the moment. that's what you need to pull people over who may be undecided in this race. that sort of uplifting, come with me and here is why moment. i think the opportunity presents itself tonight. for joe biden. >> i agree he needs to make a casepp for himself. following up on the case made by his wife the other night. problem is though, if you do a speech to layout all of the items in your agenda and which programs you will try to put into effect, they don't inspire much. they may touch differentnt elements of the e

go, joe biden. >> was joe biden your first choice in the primary? we will never know because she is gone. let's hear from deborah in kentucky. >> how are you this evening? >> i'm fine. how are you? >> ok. i am very pleased. when obama and biden were together, they took care of health care, unemployment was down, they balanced the budget. i think biden will make a great choice. >> did you vote for donald trump in 2016? >> i did not. >> why not? >> he would not have been my choice. >> thank you for calling. pamela in maine. it is about time we bring back decency to the white house. i am tired of being ashamed by donald trump. we need programs that help the american people, not enrich someone who just wants to spread his brand. donald trump is not fit for office. we have a call from seattle, independent line. good evening. >> i am voting for joe biden, but i am a little bit concerned. the democratic party has been working to tear down the african-american community. all the way to clinton and the three strikes law, all the way a harris laughing about h

joe biden for president. america's progressive promise pac is responsible for the content of this a. >>> tonight's democratic convention will be pointed and personal. and there will be appearances by senator bernie sanders and congresswomanlexandria oh g ocasio-cortez. >> reporter: under current of conversations we're hearing when we are talking to democrats really across the country who are tuning into this, yes, it the democratic national convention but progressives wonder why the former republicans and moderates having such prominent roles here particularly that is going to come into sharp focus with alexandria ocasio-corteocasio-c. she'll have one minute to speak. i'm told her address was recorded last week and it will be supporting the idea of electing joe biden, even though she's not endorsed him per se raises the question, why so many moderates. the biden campaign is trying to go after women and moderates, people who voted for joe biden in 2008 and 2012 with obama. the idea they left the party in 2016

they humanize joe biden. as david pointed out, i think what they need most of all is a frame, a frame on what donald trump is going to do for the next four years. we have yet to hear that agenda. and a frame, a consistent frame against joe biden. i don't think we've developed it, and those clips showed you it's like whack-a-mole. and i don't think -- no campaign practitioner thinks that that speech is helping to drive, as david said, more people that aren't for you or on the fence. there's just not a frame that the electorate is processing all that garbage through. and so i think if i'm them, it's highly produced, it's tight, it's on message because once you let president donald trump go, it is a -- you're launching a torpedo and it's unclear what the target is. >> to our audience, we're so fortunate to have these three professionals on what sure feels like it should be a friday night. susan page, david plouffe, robert gibbs, thanks for hanging out and staying up late with us tonight. >>> coming up for us, mo

k success joe biden is moderate enough by joe biden pitching is a progressive. our political panel on deck with information. since you're heading off to school, i got you this brita. dad... i just got a zerowater. but we've always used brita. it's two stage-filter... doesn't compare to zerowater's 5-stage. this meter shows how much stuff, or dissolved solids, gets left behind. our tap water is 220. brita? 110... seriously? but zerowater- let me guess. zero? yup, that's how i know it is the purest-tasting water. i need to find the receipt for that. oh yeah, you do. >> i'm sure there are republicans and independents who couldn't imagine crossing over to support a democrat, they feared joe may turn a sharp left and leave them behind. i don't believe that. i know the measure of a man. >> together we have moved this country double new direction. our movement continues and is getting stronger every day. many of the ideas we fought for that just a few years ago were considered radical are now mainstream. todd: republican john kasich endorsing joe biden as a moderate ca

the choice is joe biden. thank you, america. >> hard work, rising to the challenge, the american way. going to the moon was all three. many astronauts returned home and reported a shift in their awareness. of earth from space was profound. beautiful,ooked tiny, fragile. our atmosphere is all that separates us from oblivion. we now call with a experienced the overview affect. >> here in detroit, our communities have faced the burden of pollution. addressing climate change gives us an opportunity to correct some of those wrongs and invest in our communities. >> maybe you have read some of the millions of pages of scientific evidence on climate change, or maybe you have held it as you walk the neighborhood. >> at the truck is sinking. >> for most people, it is overwhelming. >> all of this with the global warming. -- a hoax. is out >> trump removed and he mentioned that climate change is caused by humans. ofthey were handing the keys public lands over to private interest. the trump administration is gone all out

biden of 2004 not the joe biden of today. listen. >> last night was about joe biden of 2004 or 2008 and they are not talking about the joe biden 2020 who has embraced aoc and bernie sanders. your taxes are going to go through the roof and he is going to bankrupt this country as he is a bridge to socialism. and they are not highlighting the policies he is running on. they are talking about what a good guy he is. he is not a good guy when he is raising taxes on 82% of american households. >> sandra: fair criticism? >> ronna mcdaniel right now is terrified because there are folks from her party speaking at our convention and that shows the unity. on one night you had bernie sanders who is making the case for joe biden. you will have elizabeth warren and barack obama, michelle obama and then you also have republicans, you saw cindy mccain yesterday in that video, you also saw john kasich and you saw colin powell. you are seeing this -- the country coming together around joe biden. i would love to pose the question to ronna mcdona

a supporter of joe biden. good morning. caller: i just wanted to say i thought it was a great night. i also am excited. i think joe biden is the person for our country. i hear a lot of smear the secretary: the house will be in order -- the speaker pro tempore: the house will be in order. the chair lays before the house a communication from the speaker. the clerk: the speaker's rooms, washington, d.c. august 18, 2020. i hereby appoint the honorable john p. sarbanes, to act as speaker pro tempore on this day. signed, nancy pelosi, speaker of the house of representatives. the speaker pro tempore: the prayer will be offered by our chaplain, father conroy. chaplain conroy: let us pray. lord, father of us all, we thank you for giving us another day. as the numbers of new coronavirus infections remain high throughout the nation, we ask your blessing and ot

our choice is joe biden. joe helped bring us back from a recession before and he can do it2009, barack obama and joe ecen started with the worst ony depression. and when they were done, they delivereded more than six straight years of job growth. what did joe do? he accepted responsibility for impletting the recovery act. his work created a lot of new jobs and started many new companies in communities across our country. now, joe is committed to back a. how? he's given us smart, detailed plans to invest in areas vital to our future. innovative financing for modern factories and small businesses. good jobs in green energy. a modern infrastructure that brings small town and rural america the connectivity and investment others take for granted. and a plan to ensure that black americans, latino americans, native americans, women, immigrants and other communities left behind are full particip t participants in our economy and an society. economy far better suited to our changing world. better for young people. bet

joe biden is weak. he takes his marching orders from liberal hypocrites. >> harris: and the former vice president hit back at the president, including this tweet. "when donald trump says tonight you will see joe biden's america, just look around. how safe do you feel in donald trump's america?" hours before the speech, kamala harris with this prebottle. >> the republican convention is designed for one purpose. to soothe donald trump's ego. it is supposed to be about the health and the safety and the will being of the american people. on that measure, donald trump has failed. >> harris: you're watching "outnumbered." i'm harris faulkner. here today, melissa francis. fox business anchor, dagen mcdowell. host of "kennedy" on fox business, kennedy. in the center virtual seed, fox news analyst and fox nation host, lawrence jones. great to see everybody on this fine friday. lawrence, i'll start with you. a couple things going on. we had kevin corke's report, so we know there was a moment on washington that bl

side but the question is joe biden charge of the joe biden campaign, my production is they may force them to take somebody that would be more reflective of the radical left, the same radical left that will world right over joe biden in the unlikely event he is elected. if you want to preserve this great country, our values, our economy and help we've got to reelect president trump. it's very serious. steve: sarah, on the vp choice but real quickly. >> i think it will be susan rice because they will play everyone. the democrats believe they will be able to control this vp that they have supported over the past year, the beast of writers and the leftist extremist troops. i believe we do have a choice like matt said between american principles and the foundation of our country or the radical marxist leftists. this is the most critical election in modern american political history, i believe. it could change fundamentally america forever. steve: i agree. if it is susan that's a massive gift to the trump campaign. that is all for tonight. we will see you next sunday when the next revoluti

how do joe biden do tonight? caller: i think joe biden did absolutely phenomenal. joe biden is a very decent person. i like him because he understands the working man. he understands what it is like to be poor. hadcountry has probably not an important an election since 1932 with roosevelt. economically, as well as the senate. joe biden is a man who not only has the experience but has the character and integrity to lead us into the future. i do not think we have had such an important election since roosevelt. this country needs to take a change in the right direction. i think he is the right person to do it. host: and other text. this is from brett in wisconsin. joe biden's speech covered many important topics. this is the change we need. build back better. andrea, minneapolis, democrat. you are the last word tonight. caller: thank you. george floyd. police say his name again and again. why did you -- please say his name again and again. he rose to the moment. finally, we see somebody that can inspire us. somebody that can give us hope for leadership. finally, we se

joe biden is likely to be a one term president. i strongly doubt somebody like elizabeth warren who has presidential ambitions would give up a safe senate to go in as a staff person to joe biden and give up her dream for running for president four years from now. like elizabeth warren will be forcing the democratic party for some time. jeanne: she will continue to be. it is a big question what he is talking about. she may not leave. she could see -- depending on what the offer is, leave and go into the administration. if biden is a one term president, we will see quite a fight for who is going to be the top of the ticket. david: it might be too early to talk about the senate, but it would be smart for president biden to take one democratic senator away, particularly if it is close? you see at the convention we are about to hear from senator elizabeth warren. >> put their lives on the line to keep our country going. since covid-19 hit, they have taken one gut punch after another. what is the covid follow doing to our babies? i am he

you will noth is be safe in joe biden's america. trump, we will always stand with those who stand on the thin blue line, and we are not going to defund the police, not now, not ever. [applause] my fellow americans, we are passing through a time of testing. soon, we will come to a time for choosing. joe biden has referred to himself as a transition candidate, and many were asking, "transition to what?" democrats did not talk very much about their agenda. and if i were them, i would not either. did tellernie sanders his followers joe biden would be the most liberal president. in fact, he said, and i quote, that many of the ideas he fought for that just a few years ago were considered radical are now mainstream in the democratic party. at the root of their agenda is the belief that america is driven by envy, not aspiration, that millions of americans harbor ill will towards our neighbors instead of loving our neighbors as ourselves. believes thatft the federal government must be involved in every aspect of our lives to correct those am

it was joe biden. that kind of goes to not only his kindness for calling me and being a mentor but goeto how much he cares about our government and what people are saying. and that even when he's at home at night he's tching. and he cares. >> we all want to know, did your mother watch the speech? >> you remember the stake fry waiting to go on worked out to where i was there th same time he was. he pulled me aside at one point he pointed to somebody who we both knew who was working on my campaign. but he'd known from before and let me know that that was something who had ne through a family tragedy. that joe somehow knew about. just thought it was important for me to know that about someone who was working with me. i thought over time i realized that was just basic to who he is. that always stuck with me. >> elizabeth, do you have any remembrances as well? >> i think the day i saw je the earest was on one-year anniversary of the boston marathon bombing. and everyone of course was enormously honored to h

making the case for joe biden. i mean, we are heard the ebola argument, the argument, the contrast of how he handled ebola and donald trump is handling the coronavirus is very stark. and in this moment where we have a coronavirus pandemic that is so deeply damaging, having someone who can make the argument, who can get the attention around these arguments in this moment is really helpful, and you see the essential framing around leadership and who is on your side. they both also discussed their biographies and how their biographies make clear -- and their records make clear that they're on your side. >> mandela barnes, lieutenant governor of wisconsin, one of the reasons i wanted to talk to you, let's get down to brass tacks here, this is about -- is this enough to win wisconsin? is this enough to excite democratic voters in wisconsin? what say you? >> i'll say yes. mainly because the inspiration that was delivered by both people on stage. joe biden gave an inspirational message, but kamala's message was inspiratio

joe biden is weak. he takes his marching orders from liberal hypocrite who drive their cities into the ground while fleeing far from the scene of the wreckage. the same liberals wa nt to the wreckage. the same liberals want to eliminate school choice while they enrolled their children in the finest private schools in the land. they want to open our borders, while living in walled off compounds and communities in the best neighbourhoods in the world. they want to defund the police while they have armed guards for themselves. this november we must turn the page forever on this failed political class. the fact is i am here. cheering what is the name of that building? cheering but i will say it differently. the fact is we are here and they are not. loud cheering and applause to me, one of the most beautiful buildings anywhere in the world, and it is not a building, it is a home as far asiam building, it is a home as far as i am concerned. not even a house, it is a home. a wonderful place with an incredible

i wrote the joe biden speech. i think what joe biden learned, though, is he's one of the only people who has been in this position of making this choice who has been vice president for eight years. so he knows both that barack obama picked someone that he was comfortable with, that he could have in his corner by his side for eight years in that job and joe biden clearly thinks that it's a very important job. he did it, and he did it very well. so i think joe biden has a unique perspective on this in looking to someone who is going to be both a partner on the campaign trail and it is a virtual campaign trail but also in governing because he's been there. and, look, we'll focus on the boom and the media response. but i remember in 2008 joe biden was announced, solid choice. sarah palin was announced and it was a huge boon for the mccain campaign. once people took a hard look at this thing, it settled in. joe biden was bigger asset for us than sara palin. it's who is going to be comfortable with this person? who is i

attacking joe biden. voters rejected harris. they spotted a phony but not joe biden. he is not that smart. biden calls himself a transition candidate. he is handing over the reins to kamala while they embrace the radical left. slow joe and tony kamala, -- phony kamala wrong for america. to your phone calls. marshall, beltsville, maryland. good morning. caller: i'm a democrat from maryland and i'm just thinking them died and made the right biden made the right choice as far as we once for vice president. it is not even issue about color. it is about respect. he forgave her on the comment she made back then and it is ok. why was it the right choice marshall? ler: because it is time for america to get back on track. this country is in turmoil. the situation with the coronavirus that seems like trump is not paying attention to do, does not really care about and we need to get act to basics, get back to running the country the right way. and i votedtitan for kamala harris and i feel like i've has answered my prayers. -- and i voted for joe biden and kamala harris. host: hi

his version of what joe biden said. jim insult our intelligence because again, he can't speak for me, he can't speak for black americans. and the other networks like msnbc, cnn, what are they doing? a disservice to black americans because the prerequisite to go on those shows, you have to be to the mentality. an end if he wants to interview black americans with different opinions can invite me, larry and we will tell her exactly how we feel that we want to move from this democratic mind-set of extremism and we want to vote for president trump! jim clyburn has no credibility. he attacks our great president by trying to make a did don't make derogatory comment about being mussolini and a text american soldiers by calling gestapo tactics. he is a dinosaur and he needs to retire yesterday. >> jason: i certainly think so. i have the greatest respect for him but those comments are just so outrageous. but larry, these comments that i hear and especially from joe biden are so patronizing. how did they strike you? >> a course th

joe biden has had his own health issues. he's always talked about the importance of having government health care, as a u.s. senator, and obviously seeing his own son pass away as well. he understands this as a father, as a husband as well. he played a critical role in the passage of the affordable care act in 2010. he famously said this was a "bfd." he's said what's at strakake, i the over 150 million people with preexisting conditions. he will contrast his vision of health care, how he wants to expand it, versus the way the current administration has consistently tried to undercut the affordable care act, even during a pandemic that has affected over 5 million people, and their continued efforts in the supreme court to strike this down. and what this means, not just for people at stake in this country who need health care, but more broadly what it says about us as americans. we can't have affordable, accessible health care for people. he's going to frame this in terms of a broader vision of america. >> it's a timely commen