kamala has a shot? kamala only one thinks she does. should be concerned? because it looks like she has all the. >> i think shy she a dark horse candidate. i remember some of my colleagues whispering she is more formidable than people think in terms of getting the nomination. kamala ♪ getting to get it kamala says is he running. his sister says he is running. i think he will run unless his better angels. >> jesse: you do? >> he is too stubborn not to. people said don't pull out of afghanistan he did it anyway. is he a stubborn old man. is he running but is he going to be prime married. kamala can't do it. he west wing whisper campaign in there for pete buttigieg. she is principled i don't like her principles. unlike kamala politically calculating. liz warren has principles stood up for the january 6th reuters january 6th riotersthey deservee process. at least she is principled where she stands. >> jesse: would it be principled to primary a sitting president of your own party. >> that's where those principle goes out the window, jesse. that's where persona

joe biden and kamala harris don't like each other. according to the book: this will not pass, it all goes way back to the democratic debate when kamala tried to paint joe biden as racist. you remember. she was that little girl on the bus. jill doesn't trust kamala and didn't want her to be v.p. now it looks like dr. jill is quietly getting herrera venge by stealing kamala's limelight. it hasn't been hard kamala hasn't exactly risen to the occasion with any of her big assignments, you know causing the root causes at the border. protecting voting rights. speaking. >> we will work together and continue to work together to address these issues, to tackle these challenges, and to work together as we continue to work operating from the new norms, rules, and agreements that we will convene to work together on. >> jesse: work together. that's a novel idea but that's not what jill is doing. she is stepping in on kamala's portfolio going on two solo foreign trips this month alone. she already went to ukraine a few weeks ago, something the v.p.

what about kamala harris? it's her time. >> it is time for us to do what we have been doing and that time is every day. we all believe that when we talk about the children of the community they are the children of the community. we will work together and continue to work together to address these issues, to tackle these challenges and to work together. >> talk about the significance of the passage of time, right? the significance of the passage of time. so when you think about it, there is great significance to the passage of time. >> lawrence: you would think democrats would hear that and want nothing to do with her, but you are wrong. of course a new poll kamala is the new favorite. they like her way more than bernie, hillary, and company. wow. kamala may be failing as vice president but it looks like she is failing upwards. joining me is ned ryun founder and ceo majority. what is it with the democrats, ned? >> i have got to tell you, lawrence, just listening to those clips i get the sneaking suspicion speak

the old kamala harris told that that is transphobia. she is a ally, but here she is denying the lived experience of transit nonbinary. to say nothing. nyu law school they noticed they pay attention to semantics or to get lawyers. they're calling out this kamala harris for her transparent transphobia like literally. one student leader said the entire student body that the opinion was racist that goes without saying that's implied. but then added this important observation. not just women get abortions! which means that we really mean it. acknowledge. yeah take that kamala harris. stephen kidded siri yourself a bigot? lately it seems like a lot of noise and experts don't really hear themselves were little short on self-awareness on iq points and here's the greatest example of the week. this is from pbs host, a journalist. we're just gonna read it and let you enjoy it. i'm in mississippi outside the jackson's women health organization. so she is on the screen. while concerns are concerning the possible end of roe v. wade some women here te

kamala harris has become increasingly desperate lender approval hit 28%. they said as a result she was growing impatient, whom she blamed for letting her down. they even initiated an audit of her office. >> ben: i'm not surprised that joe biden saw what i think a lot of americans saw, which is kamala harris might be the most undisciplined vice president and political major candidate in our lifetime. she goes rogue on everything including the people that work for her. she goes against everybody telling her advice, so they quit, because while you work for someone who never listens to you? i think on the student debt she said, this is my brand. i want to forgive $1 trillion plus in student debt, i want to have it be $55,000 or $100,000 household or even more. and i think she realizes, $8,000 were $10,000 isn't enough. i'm over hard-core socialist and this is my platform going forward. it's all she's got left. >> kayleigh: something else she has left, apparently this new book by alex burns from "the new york times" coming out. they said harris began seeking ou

kamala harris: good evening. please have a seat. good evening, good evening. i want to thank miss butler. she and i have been in different positions when we first got to know each other working together. i will say that we are very fortunate that we have a leader and miss butler in a moment like this in history. i want to recognize a very special person the second gentleman of the united states. so, if there was ever any doubt about why emily's list is important last night makes the point women's rights in america are under attack. roe v. wade has protected women's rights, yeah it is powerful. roe v. wade in its power has protected a woman's right, her right to make decisions about her own body for nearly half a century. if the court overturns roe v. wade it would be a direct assault on freedom. on the fundamental right of self-determination to which all americans are entitled. roe v. wade protects the right to access abortions it also protects a woman's right to make decisions about what she does with her own body. but to the friends i say, we have always bee

this was supposed to be kamala's shot. let's bring on the farmer dominic dominic let's bring in monica crowley. what do you think is going on here? >> for a democratic president, what's the point of having a female vice president of she's not going to fight for abortion rights? that's how joe biden and his team have essentially sidelined her on that issue. can't be happy about that. she gave one speech about it, then completely dropped off. she doesn't know what she is doing. she is in over her head, and she has no support whatsoever. sources close to common law, which means, low sources close to kamala, which basically just means space clean -- it continues. interesting is because she's in a constant state of nervous breakdown, democrats realizing that she has a huge problem, and yet, democrats can't easily get rid of her. that's one of things that people like, identifying a lame for themselves. even 2024 for the presidency and vice presidency. >> jesse: do you think kamala harris hates liz warren? [laughter] speak i thin

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kamala harris would be a candidate. sitting vice president first black woman in history to be a national elected official. he with think she would be opposed? >> no, i was going to say, i think robust primary, democrats are not going to see the nomination. >> not exactly progressive. >> it biden doesn't run, intense primary both within progressive wing of the democratic party and more moderate fashion of democrats. ' think we'll see a number of governors give it a look, senators, cabinet members, perhaps mayors. i can see the governor of this date, in colorado, gavin newsom in california, roy cooper in north carolina, stacey abrams with the governorship this year absolutely, phil murphy and new jersey and the cabinet rolando, more moderate wing with the democratic party, perhaps andrew and then you have to consider bernie sanders and elizabeth warren, they run for president before, a good indicator would consider doing it again, it could be said for other senators like amy klobuchar. you'd have a pretty robust primary.

kamala harris, victoria's secret model or aoc? we need to invent technology that's never been invented yet. >> i'm doing this and i think you are, that means spirit. kennedy: roll the tape. >> we need to rebuild schools, invent technology that's never even been invented yet. [laughter] kennedy: alexandria, you and jessica split the wind. your hand in hand going to kamala harris' next speech. [laughter] >> i was already going so i want another gift. kennedy: i'll give you the new lady gaga perfume. >> i already make of myself. kennedy: you are all incredible. >> i like it. kennedy: i'll let the powers of be no and get you out of the cage. topical storm is next. ♪♪ ♪ walking on ♪ ♪ walking on the moon ♪ ♪ some ♪ ♪ may say ♪ ♪ i'm wishing my days away ♪ ♪ no way ♪ ♪ walking on the moon ♪ (all): all hail, caesar! pssst julius! you should really check in with your team on ringcentral. oh hi caesar. we were just talking about you. yeah, you should probably get out of here. ♪ ringcentral ♪ another craz

as much as i dislike kamala harris. i think kamala harris is spectacularly bad about being a candidate and why she completely dropped out early in the democratic primary. kennedy: when you come from a model party state of california, is not as much of a surprise but the fact that she's gone what she has by alienating so many people and being truly unlikable by people who should by all accounts like you a whole lot, it is terrifying the thought of her having power because her incompetence plus her on likability, it seems like we could get into a new disaster zone which is why i think we should have more parties, not less. party panel is sticking around. you know why? is game night and we are going to play a good one but we're going to talk money and you getting rich. inflation is way up. what is going on like bitcoin? time to jump the ship? the one and only -- joins me next. ♪♪ xfinity mobile runs on america's most reliable 5g network, but for up to half the price of verizon, so you have more money for more stuff. th

take back kamala harris. do you even hear yourself bigote lately? it seemsly like a lot of her anointed experts don'ts actually hear themselves. we're a little short on self-awareness and iq points. and here's the greatest example of the week. ws from this is from pbs host. in other words, a journalist jo yamaichiu help alcindor. we're just goingyo to read it and let you enjoy it. quote, i'm in mississippime outside the jackson women's health organization, the abortion clinic at the center of the skoda's case. so she's on the scene recording again what conservatives are celebrating the possible end of roe v.. wade. some women here tell me they feel gutted, devastated like someone has died. so the lezley abortion clinic feel like someone has diedomeo. it's like the battle on me. but no, it's pbs and they don't even know they're saying it. ws that's what these people are like and no one's more like that than elizabeth warren. re elizabeth warren barely has control of herself on the best day, buthe on a day when people are talking about abortion, she l

if you look at kamala, i'm starting to get jealous of kamala. if i wanted to sit around and not work and laugh at stupid stuff like that, i would have to do so many with it. >> greg: you mean the drug and not the dog. >> i met the dog. most people get to do nothing and sit around giggling. he described every stoner who works in the back of the kitchen but she is the vice president, that is the dream -- remember this was supposed to be the return to normal, we had the president guy who doesn't know where he is and then we have the vice president who just sits around -- she doesn't know what a joke is at least. >> she figures if she keeps laughing at everything it will match a joke. >> yeah. it's like laughing on cruise control. >> greg: that's true, no foot on the pedal there. do they make that anymore? i don't know, i'm talking to myself because we must leave for a short break. up next it feels like we are getting punk when the disinformation czar tweets stuff that is debunked. ever get a sign the universe is trying to tell you something? the cl

even an old boyfriend, willie brown doesn't like kamala harris anymore. but kamala harris, one thingy, you can say for her , she is undera you did as a philosophical voice. philosop do a pagey a a day calendar, a kind of kahlil gibran for our time, remember was kamala harrisoi who once put it outnt and we're, quoting it is time for us to do what we have been doing a and thatnd time is every day. in other words, today isof the first day of the rest ofut your life. children are ourur future now we didn't think you can get better than that , but we underestimated her as we so often have. here she is, kamala harris, our page, the calendar vice president speaking to the state departmentntca, telling us about the importance of working togethermpor. >> our world is increasingly more interconnect and interdependent. that is especially true when it comes to the climate crisis, which is why wewh will work together and continue to work together to address these issues, to tackle these challenges and to work together as we continue to work operating from the new norm

arriving alongside vice president kamala harris. so it seems like just moments ago was their family members who'd just passed by a now. we're actually seeing the president and vice president. arrive here. again. this is part of a day of events for the president commemorating veterans and their families for their service. >> shoulder. >> shoulder. >> watching live pictures of the wreath laying ceremony for memorial day. president biden joined by vice president kamala harris. we just saw moments ago, mister biden laying the wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier. and this is just part of a day of activities for the president. vice president were expecting also to hear some remarks from the president later at the memorial ampitheater. and the bidens are expected to also plant a magnolia tree on the south lawn of the white house alongside the families of service members who have passed away. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ whether someone is across the neighborhood, across the street, or across the room, you have the power to make them

when kamala harris speaks, i don't think she should be speaking anymore. when she steps up to the podium, people are now looking for these blunders, and we are talking more about this. maybe she's doing it on purpose, actually. this might actually be a really smart move. >> raymond: don't does incentivize! [laughter] >> julie: trying to get her to screw up so we are not talking about the fact that she never went to the border and never really did anything about the border, the fact of the president it won't even be in the country when title 42 expires, but she says stuff like the passage of time as the passage of time, and the time of the passage of time. nailed it! [laughter] because she made me want to start drinking again. >> raymond: bring out the bar, we'll all be loaded by the middle of the show, but why not? we need material. we don't want to does incentivize her for doing it. they just sent her to the uae. they had the later there dumb academic leader there who died. she led the delegation. they left her there with three hours. and she was out. so

kamala harris felt disrespected. here's one anecdote you had. worried that the staff looked down on her. fixated on real and perceived snubs the way they found tedious, did not stand up the way they did for biden. the vice president took it as a sign of disrespect. what was astonishing here, apparently there was a meeting about this. >> the chief of staff to kamala harris telephoned the west wing and told a senior adviser in the west wing with biden that the vp has noticed this and she would like folks to stand, staff members to stand when she enters the room. this pulls back the, i think, curtain on what this white house is really like. the tensions are deep and they are real with the vp's office in the west wing. obviously, the public image is what it is, but this is an ongoing challenge, and what is hovering over all of this, chuck, is 24. is biden going to run again and if not, is it vp harris? that's the mood over the entire democratic party right now as are biden's poll numbers. we have a story today on the "new york times" web site, this

vice president kamala harris called for an assault weapons ban. she was in buffalo, new york, today funeral of one of the victims in new york city. >> you know what an assault weapon is? you know how an assault weapon was designed? it was designed for a specific purpose, to kill a lot of human beings quickly. an assault weapon is a weapon of war with no place, no place in a civil society. >> after back to back mass shootings, republicans are looking elsewhere for answers. just in the last two days, gop senators ted cruz and ron johnson and former president donald trump floated a laundry list of reasons for the country's mass shooting epidemic. here they are, they include video games, social media, wokeness, critical race theory, absent fathers, declining church attendance, too many doors at schools, and the list goes on and on. but one thing not on their list is the one thing that is unique to the united states of america. hundreds of millions of guns and minimal restrictions for acquiring them. to be sure, gun violence in the u.s. is a multifacet

the vice president kamala harris has already spoken. enough is enough. enough is enough. enough is enough. enough is enou:h. ,, . enough is enough. enough is enouuh. ,, . ,. . enough. staff at the school are said to be _

it just can't. >> jesse: kamala harris, i think, said it well that enough is enough. but now the question is for the president, as you said, is he going to make a public policy pronouncement? he doesn't have all the details of the shooting. people are still being operated on in these trauma centers he doesn't know anything about the motivation of the shooter. the weapon, type of weapon. legal, illegal, everything. so i think it would benefit him, i think for the nation to just be measured the way kamala was measured and not just kind of lurch into some very partisan rhetoric about guns. right now let's take a step back. do you think the president is going to be measured tonight? because there is an opportunity here to unite but there is also a real pit fall where he could divide even worse. >> bret: i agree with you, jesse. a dangerous political moment, i think. but it's also the compassionate empathizer in chief, if you will. and joe biden has played that role before. i think we will hear familiar lines of some of the other condolences he has offered. there will be s

right now, kamala harris just made somewhat more than biden. sort of like robert frost, the road less -- everybody's in the biden -- kamala harris is actually a very interesting story to me. >> would you learn from talking to her? >> she's got, as we all know, she's got a great personality and she's funny. i'm always amazed at our interactions. how genuinely she laughs. that's going to serve her well, it's it has served well. i think she's an unusual vice president in her first 100 days. because of covid, she hasn't traveled many places. she's been every single day in the room with biden. there really is almost a co-presidency going on between biden and harris. co-presidencies too heavy. in the history of presidents and vice presidents, it's looking to shape up to be one of the closest. part of that is age factor with biden. she has to start training if she, god forbid, something happens to biden, she would have to step up. i noticed she has been very careful with trying to carve out what her role is, avoiding too much media limelight while she

vice president kamala harris spoke to reporters shortly after the vote in the capitol. ijust presided over the women's health protective act vote, and, sadly, the senate failed to stand in defence of a woman's right to make decisions about her own body. let's be clear, the majority of the american people believe in defending a woman's right, her choice, to decide what happens to her own body. well, earlier, ispoke to democratic strategist robin swanson and asked why the democrats went ahead with this process? senator schumer clearly wanted to put senators on notice, he wanted voters to know what their record was on choice, so this is about dragging voters to the polls in november 2022. pro—choice, abortion rights, reproductive rights are going to be the driving issue for the november 2022 election. for democrats, they needed an issue to mobilise around, and today's senator vote shows how important elections are, because when you lose something like this by one vote, when the united states senate has less than 25% women senators who are making fundamental decisions imp

it was interesting to see kamala harris there, ifeel she has been absent, i haven't seen her as much as you would perhaps expect through the administration so far.- perhaps expect through the administration so far. what do ou think administration so far. what do you think she _ administration so far. what do you think she or _ administration so far. what do you think she or president - you think she or president biden needs to do in the next couple of months? sending vice president kamala harris to the senate for this really important vote a signal that the white house is not sitting on the on this issue, and i think she will be mobilising female voters from across the country. you are seeing them go to swing states where these competitive races are, and i think you will see a lot more of her on the campaign trail. thank you so much for speaking to us. sri lanka's president, gotabaya rajapaksa, has promised to appoint a new cabinet within a week but stopped short of stepping down himself. he made the pledge in his first address to the country since anti—government protests erupted

kamala wants joe's job, he has to fake it. one person. he's got one vote. they are going to keep going at each other. >> you know what they need? >> is this like shocking to you? i'm also not going with the idea. i think that joe biden has a lot of skills and policy positions that appeal to the widest slots of democrats and there's a reason he won in 2020. i don't think anyone could have won that election. >> they need to come up with a version of marriage counseling for the president or vp, once a week. elon musk. to speak i could see that. >> we are bringing in a consultant. and we are going to talk it out. we are going to have a little time to create -- to air how we are feeling. >> it's like the beginning of that the movie marriage story." >> that movie was incredible. flush monk speak up next, radical d.a. letting the guy who attacked dave chappelle off easy. ♪ ♪ we're a different kind of dentistry. one who believes in doing anything it takes to make dentistry work for your life. so we offer a complete exam and x-rays free to new patients without i

kamala harris called the fact that roe v. wade could be overturned, she said this is a direct assault on women. former president obama released a statement and said millions of americans woke up fearing their essential freedoms are at risk. you're a woman, what is your reaction to that? >> look, let's remember, again, what abortion is, all of the conversations issue the left loves to use euphemisms like reproductive justice, abortion is euphemism for what is happening here, you are killing a human life. i believe in autonomy and choices, liberty and rights. those things end where another person's right to life wins. every stage from conception onward is a human being and they are entitled to human rights, most fundamental right is right to not be murdered as a person. it is simple, a lot of people seem to not understand that. >> carley: a new fox news poll show majority of voters believe gender identity should not be taught in the classroom before fourth grade. 55% of voters are saying the florida parental rights law is the w

what do you say to kamala harris, the vice president? >> oh, i say she is looking for a simple solution and if shevillifies america's gun owners, nothing useful is going to happen. and we can do things and we can move the needle, but not if we're going to take the approach that getting rid of a certain class of gun is going to solve the problem. because it just isn't going to happen. >> okay. i do want to note, though, that when the federal ban on assault-style rifles was in effect, mass shooting deaths fell on the decade of the ban and the decade following expiration. this is according to journal of trauma and acute care surgery. i see what you are saying, richard, there is not the political landscape right now for that to happen. let me just quickly go to you for final thoughts here, jonathan. when i hear governor abbott and others say, well, these laws wouldn't have prevented these shootings, right? that the gunman in uvalde was able to legally obtain, he passed a background check. he was able to legally obtain the gun. i guess my que

when kamala harris speaks as she did today, she has a way of speaking the way kamala harris speaks when she's speaking. >> you know, when we talk about our children for this group, we believe when we talk about the children of the community, they are a children of the community. >> she's always on loop, laura. she repeats what she said a second ago. >> laura: it's not nice, raymond. it's not nice. freestyling biden is one of my favorite ever. thank you. cleanup in aisle four or 46. tonight we bring you a new series walking back biden. where the administration struggles to explain that context or to clarify that joe said what he said but he doesn't mean it because it's not u.s. policy. stay there. one of my favorite supplements is qunol turmeric. turmeric helps with healthy joints and inflammation support. unlike regular turmeric supplements qunol's superior absorption helps me get the full benefits of turmeric. the brand i trust is qunol. >> laura: now when the person sworn in as president of the united states speaks either here or on the world stage, we as americans presume that he kno

the vice president, kamala harris, spoke at the funeral of one of the victims. christina coleman has more on that. >> reporter: vice president kamala harris and her husband visited the funeral service for ruth whitfield, the oldest victim of the shooting in buffalo. they are discharged along with new york's governor, the mayor of buffalo and loved ones to pay tribute to this woman and the life she led. may 14th, whitfield visited her husband at a nursing home before stopping at the top supermarket for groceries and that is when this 86-year-old woman was brutally gunned down. the fbi announced this attack is being investigated as a hate crime and racially motivated violent extremism. the vice president called for peace today at the funeral. >> this is a moment that requires all good people to stand up and say we will not stand for this. enough is enough. we will come together based on what we all know we have in common and we will not let those people who are motivated by hate separate us or make us feel fear. >> reporter: this is the last of the funerals for th

with vice president kamala harris expected to preside. what can and what will democrats and president biden do next? and on wall street where the inflation report is top of mind for a lot of folks including the president who just spoke with farmers in illinois about the economy. >>> also happening now, donald trump versus lettisha james. over whether the former president has to talk to the new york a.g. we have a pair of nbc news exclusives this hour including a one-on-one with the man running away with the senate primary in pennsylvania who says he's just a democrat. just a democrat, rejecting the progressive label. what else john fetterman is telling our team and who he says he'll disappoint if he makes it to washington. i'm hallie jackson. let's start here at the capitol. allie is there. chief white house correspondent peter alexander is posted up on the north lawn for us. it is fair and safe to say at this point, it is never safe until the vote is closed but it is pretty safe to say this vote is pretty much dead in the water. yet for

kamala harris was promoting bailing out rioters. she told jacob blake she was proud of him, a guy who pulled a knife on a police officer. whoever leaked this draft decision wanted the mob outside of their house and wanted the justices in fear of their lives. we are descending into chaos as a nation. the more these institutions and pillars of the society that hold up society are burned to the ground, we descend into chaos. and they don't care. they would rather burn down the supreme court to get the outcome they desire. that's the embody equipment of today's political left. >> there is nothing they won't do in pursuit of their ideology and their political power. it seems like there is nothing you can say to them that make them stop and question, yeah, you are right, that's a double standard. it's quite astonishing that while this is going on, think are still -- they are still on their high horse about trump undermining democracy. >> it's projection. the only path forward when you are faced with the mob is bravery and not backing down

these were violent demonstrations by the way the kamala harris publicly supported. like she supported the bail fund and the defunding in the l.a.p.d. the message is clear. give us what we want or just gonna keep burning the neighborhood to the ground. here is a question by the way. where is that congressional committee? looking into the 574 riots? i guess if a riot doesn't impact politicians i guess they don't care about those riots, the only impact we the people. not democrats are yearning for a similar call to action ahead of the midterms. let me tell you what were not to do on the show. we are not going to take the bait, most americans have made up their mind as a relates to abortion, 67% of americans according to gallup they support restrictions on abortion, i know some radical democrats they believe in fact that you can have an abortion up until the moment before birth, that obviously isn't fantasy and then you have -- you can have an abortion even after birth how insane was that statement? now this week far left agitators there answering the call once again ta

critics say vice president kamala harris remains noticeably silent, absent on the crisis despite being, well, in charge of it all. she is the border czar. >> over the past 14 months since she got that title, it's pretty clear to everybody that she does not ever intend nor has she ever truly intended on addressing the crisis at our southern border. so many people at a certain point look at this and say you know, the fact that she is not even pretending to try here coupled with the fact our government continues to allow our laws on the southern border to be flagrantly violated on a daily basis. perhaps they maybe don't care maybe this administration wants these people to continue to come in. >> harris: tennessee senator marsha black burns serves on several committees. great to have you in person. let's just pick it up with the basic math here. we have a lot of people coming already. it is about to become more. gop has stood in the way a little bit, though. you are protecting a america from it. can you stave off what's going to happen? >> we would like to. right now 6,000 people per day i

they don't want joe biden and kamala harris campaigning with them. it tells you the tale of the two parties right now. >> carley: wow, he knew it would be tight. i don't know with the new would be this tight. i think a lot of people thought we would have gotten elected to my collection results last night. dr. oz is in the lead by just over 2,000 votes right now. you heard david mccormick talk about mail-in ballots. that is because former president trump endorsed dr. oz a little bit late. so, the thinking is mccormick might be able to get a lot of votes with milling count and day of votes a swing for dr. oz. we will see how this plays out. >> todd: you know i don't like disagreeing with you but i will disagree with something you said. >> carley: what? >> todd: we expect of the results tonight. i don't think going forward in this age mail-in voting for everyone, no excuse, mail, mail, mail my don't think we can expect results wednesday. >> carley: i'm thinking old school. >> todd: in a race somewhat close, this is going to be close and looking like a t

kamala harris is an example of that. when i look at the executive order signed by president joe biden this week in the lighthouse, as the families of george floyd and breonna taylor, and jacob blake and others were sitting there, i know you can keep fighting and win a few battles. if we keep fighting and winning these battles, we can win the war against racism, against gun allowances that has, in many ways, destroyed the basic fabric of our social order. we must, as fred gray said, keep fighting. stay tuned to msnbc. american voices with alicia menendez is live from texas at the top of the hour. from xates at the top of the hour. what happens when performance... meets power? you try crazy things... ...because you're crazy... ...and you like it. you get bigger... ...badder... ...faster. ♪ you can never have too much of a good thing... and power is a very good thing. ♪ bipolar depression. it made me feel trapped in a fog. this is art inspired by real stories of bipolar depression. i just couldn't find my way out of it.

vice president kamala harris paid her respects at the funeral for 86 year-old ruth whitfield. she was laid to rest today at mount olive baptist church in buffalo. the funeral was also attended by the reverend al sharpton who delivered what fields eulogy. the vice president addressed those mourners at the service making an emotional plea to end the senseless violence. it is time now to get you another check of your forecast this evening. we've got calm for meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez standing by with a look. are we going to stay cooler warming up? what's going on? every said, yeah, we're going to start to warm up, especially for the 2nd half of your weekend. temperatures today. >> we noticed a lot more warming, especially along the coast. finally bring a seasonal temperatures with mid 60's returning to downtown san francisco, flirting with 70's for those of you in oakland, exactly where you should be for this time of year with livermore in concord, about 3 to 5 degrees below average there. but we are tracking still that may gray hanging tight over san francisco internationa

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because i think my daughters there ten years old they never talk about kamala harris. when we go out onto the streets we estimate about, all the time you don't hear the emotion behind how proud they should be about this woman. >> geraldo: would they like? wonder woman? >> jesse: don't like politicians geraldo i'll tell much. i know she is winging it or her people are putting these things in the notes and she's reading it and then greg said realizes that she spewing out word salad. i think she just lazy. and that's what it is >> geraldo: i think she's very angry and she's been doing so badly and people aren't appreciating her. >> jesse: that's how lazy people get angry. >> dana: no, here's the thing if you're the vice president of the united states and you're in a position of this opportunity to be nbc poll or the top five issues in america? nothing to do with rap music at all. which he could've done and should have done as stepped on that baby form of the grenade she should've done that that would be great. she can't solve anything. mr. president with the change these

and they look at kamala harris, the vice president, and they say, she's not quite ready yet. she's not quite ready for primetime. there were big expectations for her coming in, and she hasn't really met them. they're looking at the democratic field and saying, well, who else? pete buttigieg maybe? someone else? but a lot of people think that the democratic party bench is very weak right now. so it might be buying a little bit of time for other people to kind of come to the fold. but i think a lot of people look to the president as someone who is the only person who can do this again. he did it the first time. a lot of people said, okay, all these doubters thought he couldn't beat donald trump the first time. look, he did it. and he can do it again. >> i'm anticipating critics who will say to me, why would he possibly surrender his power? but you heard my explanation. i don't see him doing as such. in fact, i think there's an argument that he actually enhances his standing. you remember maybe in the '80s, let reagan be reagan. imagine joe biden can be the authentic joe biden.

vice president kamala harris is talking about clean school buses. kaylee, as always, the vice president is m.i.a. on this border crisis. but today, she is expected to announce certain regulations and expectations surrounding a low emission school buses. what apps timing and what great priorities when you say? >> kalie: right i'm still not listening to the posters come emily come we talked about how joe biden's posters kim and him and said hey i know it may fairly guard administration's going great but there's this thing on the horizon called immigration and the border on fire may be should pay attention to it and he didn't. neither has kamala harris. fox news digital it did some really good reporting on this. here's what they found. in june, she visits the border for follow-up, okay? in august just to limited press events. there been no such press events since last june. and since june the other recorded activity we have from around the border is january she went to honduras, april showed a phone call, may she had a meeting, good job, kamala harris.

so what happened to her and how did this end up falling to kamala harris? and what was biden's mindset in all of that? you've got great reporting on that. but sure so in i think the main picture that emerges from our reporting on the vice presidential process is that it's driven by biden and by the people closest to him overwhelmingly by really short-term political considerations. what do we need to do to get from early august to early november without blowing? thing that it seems like we're going to win and so they have this rubric of a traits. they want their running mate to have traits. they want their running mate not to have and like nowhere in our reporting did we discern that inside that rubric and important place was like a genuinely close relationship with joe biden and his complete and total confidence that they could take over the presidency and carry the torch forward for the democratic party in 2024 or at any time. well, maybe they just couldn't fit all of that in a rubber. it was it's it's look it's a pretty big rubric though that we saw some

fickle welcome at joe biden and kamala harris have completely objected and allowed it to be open for cartels. at this point joe biden and kamala harris are accountable for the human trafficking, the drug smuggling, the debt, the destruction at the southern border. they put their heads in the sand and will not address the issue, not addressed in a problem going on at the border. they want credit for something that is not going to happen, which is them getting control of the border. so they will be held accountable by voters and you better believe texas will stay a red state when you have joe biden and kamala harris at the white house because all those border communities are being hit artist. we won our pi know you are chomping at the bit and we will get you next time, robert pattillo and erin perrine, thank you. >> thank you. >> thanks kevin. >> kevin: under fire l.a.'s district attorney george gascon has declined to seek felony charges against him and assaulted a committee and dave chappelle at the hollywood bowl tuesday night. christina coleman has that story, good evening, christin

. >> and vice president kamala harris visits buffalo to honor the last victim laid to rest after the deadly grocery store shooting. and how hundreds of boy and girl scouts honoring those who gave their lives for our nation. more on that story after the break. i'm dan o'dowd and i approved this message. elon musk promised to pay a million customers $30,000 a year if they bought his car. they bought his car. so, where's their money? he promised customers if they bought his car, its value would increase to $200,000. they bought his car. so, where's their money? he promised investors if they bought his stock, they would get $50 billion a year in profits from robotaxis. they bought his stock. so, where's their money? and he told investors tesla was worth $1 trillion by claiming tesla was the leader in driverless robotaxi technology. but tesla doesn't have driverless robotaxi technology. tesla's full self-driving software requires a driver! many other companies have already deployed driverless robotaxis that are way ahead of tesla's. so where's the investors' money? in the last year, elon

and if not, is kamala harris reputation performance strong enough to be that for the democrats? or will they have to go they wildcat? >> it's difficult to see jill biden in 2024 just because his age, he is not popular even within his own party. democrats are going to want to hold onto the white house are going to want to do everything they can to keep that spot for there is a lot of doubt kamala harris could do it as well i think you are seeing some prominent democrats in the senate, some democratic governors positioning themselves at the moment to be in a position to run for that nomination. which is really unprecedented in the modern era sink members of a party looking to replace a sitting president of their same party but that is what you're saying there's a lot of doubt that biden is going to run again in 2024. >> i would love to get your take on the student loan discussion on everything that goes along with that robot to extend the conversation for another time. by the way as you know, sarah people say in washington republicans fall in line, democrats fall in love for the m

here is why kamala is such a big problem for the democrat party, right? we know that voters don't like her. we know that polling reflects her abysmal performance as vice president, right. her approval rating is 15 points below where biden stood at this stage in obama's first term and 11 points behind mike pence under trump. reality is most people think that if biden were to endorse her, that she would secure the nomination. and it's unlikely that he would endorse anyone else, right, but every time polling shows that trump beats her. just last week, harvard released a latest poll that showed her nine points behind trump. so it seems sort of inevitable that she's the backup plan. but it also seems inevitable that she's a really terrible choice, and that might be why everyone is pushing for biden to stay alive. proverbially. >> harris: politically. >> kayleigh: politically, no plans to solve inflation and don't have a backup plan. as john james said, get back to the issues. maybe that will help a little. just ahead, stacey abrams stands by her controversial

. >> well, it is not advice for kamala harris, they are all clearly the problem with her doing nothing. but yes, that is what they need. and i mean, i don't even know if she would appreciate that, though, because starting from even before she was a vice president, her campaign, her selection as a vice president, she likes to have the excuse of the only reason people don't like me is because they are racist or sexist and not because they have this important job. and it's their fault that i'm not competent and i haven't gotten anything done and i've gone around giggling. but if we have that meeting, maybe she wouldn't be able to claim that. >> she doesn't want to go to a meeting. if i were her, i would not go to that meeting. >> at least you have accomplished something in your life. >> you want people to stand up, give them something to stand for. >> this is where you have a prepared answer for the questions we are about to ask, and like will what people bird, those are just aggressions, they don't like her because she makes them look bad. >> another name for show. micro-aggression well,

even vice president kamala harris showed up to the capitol to preside over the vote. and she wasted no time in finding fault on who to blame. >> this vote clearly suggests that the senate is not where the majority of americans are on this issue. it also makes clear that a priority for all who care about this issue, a priority should be to elect pro-choice leaders at the local, the state and the federal level because what we are seeing around this country are extremist republicans who are seeking to criminalize and punish women for making decisions about their own body. >> harris: so, david, she has 180 days until the midterm elections until this one fact. they needed a super majority yesterday to get that done 60 votes. it didn't come down to one senator or two senators. >> no, it didn't. what they are doing. >> harris: she knows that right or does she not know that? >> david: i have got to tell you her incompetence is on display in so many ways. i don't want to say that about the vice president of the united states. it's been that way since she has been attorney gene