joe biden thinks not. he said that he does not support defunding the police to then use the other day. he has come forward with a series of reforms but nothing as radical as you suggest. i'm not suggesting we defund and eliminate the police. or police presence in the country and many people who are 90 defund the police, that's not my phrase, that is some others have used, i prefer the phrase reimagining the police, look, we are at the point where it is no longer enough to simply say we need some reforms or is it is terrible, what a tragedy, all we have to address the issue of systemic racism and then we never do. the issue right now for people in the country is as follows, we can either do what we have done in the past and express our outrage and then move on, all we can do something a little bit different here and that is not only express outrage but the man that real reforms be put into place —— but demand that real reforms be put in place so we don't see more killings like that of george floyd. that

will improve with biden in the white house. well, five months to go until november so at the moment we must wait and see. i thank you very much indeed forjoining me on hardtalk. my pleasure, great to be with you. hello there. well, thursday turned out to be a particularly soggy day across england and wales, with an area of persistent rain. the radar picture on thursday shows just how wet it was across england and wales. the heaviest rain really working into southern wales, where we picked up 50 millimetres of rain through the day in st athan, and down on the south coast. take a look at this weather watcher picture. this is in fact a waterspout. you can see a little bit of sprayjust being whipped up off the sea there. so we had all kinds of weather around on thursday, and that same area of low pressure remains with us over the next few hours. so, we have got more rain to come — wales, south—west england. the rain moving back into central, southern england, the south—west midlands. wet weather moves across northern ireland,

with the november election fast approaching the president focused on attacking joe biden. >> joe biden surrendered to his party and to the left-wing mob. he has no control. mark: saturday's rally may be a preview of what lies ahead later on this summer. the trump campaign insists more rallies are in the works even as the number of states are dealing with increase in coronavirus cases. chris. chris: mark meredith reporting from tulsa, mark, thank you. joining us from baltimore, dr. tom inglesby, director of the center for health security at johnson hopkins university. doctor, i know you watched the rally last night from a public standpoint if not a political one, the good news is there wasn't a big crowd as expected, but as an epidemiologist watching the rally last night, what did you see? doctor: yeah, i thought that the rally was concerning in terms of public health risk. cdc's recent guidance was that the highest risk gatherings are those that are large indoors where people can't stay apart from each other more than 6 feet and where people travel from out of town and this rally met a

what gives biden the right to -- a black person. you point out every statement, i guarantee if that was in a court of law, joe biden would be guilty of racism. so he has not earned the black vote. he has insulted the black v vot. and one last point, every black democrat to hear this. joe biden was forced to say he supports the police funding. but i challenge any democratic strategists with joe biden to say they support law and order and they support full funding of the police. i guarantee if they identify themselves they will be removed from the joe biden campaign because it has been hijacked by the extremist. >> are you going to vote for joe biden, joe terrel? let me be very clear for the viewers.s. as of today, absolutely not! >> larry elder. >> wow, sean, first of all i tint to know if leo's knuckles have healed from last night? and the fact that joe biden said there is only one way to be black, sean, is why i made this documentary called "uncle tom" june 19 on uncle tom.com but the idea of they have to get black people thinking

did you notice biden gets his state wrong. >> biden often times it is

biden is showing a double didn't lead nationally, biden with the 53% in the poll to trump's 41% in a two-way match up. for more, i'm joined by susan paige, cornell belcher, and rich lowrie, editor at national review. thank you for being with us. susan, let me start with you, we mention it's the first time in months that biden has done something like this. probably given everyone flashbacks to the days before the coronavirus pandemic set in. what is it going to look like from this point forward from the biden campaign standpoint? are there going to be more of these? is he stepping up his schedule? or are they looking at the last few months and saying, this worked out pretty well, no need to be that much much more visible? >> it's remarkable how well biden has done since staying out-of-sight. but i think they are going to pick things up, in whatever form the convention will take. he has been doing interviews, and it's the first news conference in three months. i'm certain he will be doing more of those. and of course, those debates. he has to get warmed up up for the debates that this

of course biden was not any a good position in january. he has since nailed down the nomination. the same day we had our first coronavirus case was the primary and he won pretty handily over bernie sanders. 12 is a big number. do i think it will be 12 on election day? i would be shocked. where we are seeing other polls nationally, given that polls are showing biden up in areas in north carolina and florida, states that are far more republican leaning than michigan. cover a lot of trade issues for the detroit free press. who has the upper hand on that topic? >> that will remain to be seen because president trump has made such an issue of trade in the last election. the rewrite of nafta means a lot in michigan where autoworkers naftaularly feel that sent a lot of jobs to mexico and they never got them back. that is what really cost the auto industry. there is evidence on both sides of that. biden, even though he has supported trade deals as vice president under barack obama, has a particular kind of report with working-class voters who do not see him as such a globalist as other de

where the heck is joe biden? why haven't they come out to condemn this violence against a member of their own party? why haven't they demanded swift action to protect taxpayer property on public land. why aren't reporters demanding that biden answer specific questions about what's happeni happening? vice president biden, do you support renaming the district of columbia since after all the protesters say, well, it was named after christopher columbus. what about washingon state? which after all is named after that slaveholder george washington. mr. vice president, is the jefferson memorial even worth preserving? when people try to create autonomous zone's, what should be done about that? what would you do about that? after all, we know loud and clear at this point what president trump believes about all these issues. >> i think many of the people knocking down these statues don't even have any idea what the statue isn't what it means, now they are looking at jesus christ, looking at george washington, looking at a

i would expect trump to bash biden over the head with trade, and do it repeatedly. that would accrue to his benefit if the other stuff that is not hislearly doesn't accrue to benefit, which is the bellicose tweets and attacks, and maybe stepping a little too far, that is the balance here. the president might have a winning argument with biden on trade in a state like michigan, all things being equal, but not all things are equal. the president is largely seen as a divider. his job approval numbers in michigan and elsewhere are not good. women do not like the president. he is running really at a deficit with women, something like 60% women are for biden at this moment. and it goes up -- independent women, that number is in the 70's. so trade is an incredibly important issue in a state like michigan, and will be in this election. but there are other things dragging the president down that are frankly fully within his ability to change that i do not see him changing. steve: let's talk about the demographics in michigan. if the peninsula area and grand rapids tend to le

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this was joe biden saying, mr. president, you may try to tweet about things and distract and program conversation elsewhere, but i, joe biden, i'm going to make this campaign about this huge pandemic the country is facing and right now is getting worse, and i'm blaming your leadership, and he's putting forth himself as the alternative. >> there he was a couple of times holding up his mask, that we know the president, despite all of the guidelines, refuses to wear a mask. the behavior between these two men as far as covid is concerned could not be more different. >> that's right, brooke. what we are seeing right now are two presidential candidates visually campaigning so differently, and we saw that perfectly today with biden. you know, we've not seen him out on the campaign trail in person every single day, in large part because of covid, but in the recent events that we have attended, we have seen both biden, the candidate, and biden's campaign and his aides really making a point to try to demonstrate that they ar

enthusiasm for candidate 31 percent of biden supporters . are excited about him 63 percent trump supporters are excited about him what has to happen is trump has to demonize joe biden make him scarier he's got to bring up the negative ad is that out of the negatives on biden and this this game plan we will see it played out i thought it was really interesting you know this thing about biden's brain being fried and we've heard that it's just part of a talking point right now to handle that did you see the ad where they have biden and obama running them away like we're healthy there's no problem there and then we have trump looking just decrepid walking down the ramp so that is the that's that's part of the that's the beginning that is how about the burning of the united states that the united states is going to look like chavez up in seattle if these guys when the numbers tell us anything fear is definitely fear that also really affects those voters $65.00 plus those voters are so important because they show up at the polls and they have fore

joe biden is not the leader of his party. joe biden is a helpless puppet of the radical left. he often times gets the state wrong. he is an iowa. he says it's good to be in idaho. joe biden will always let you down. >> biden will tell you if he was sitting right here that he can't wait to see donald trump on the debate stage and he can't wait to campaign with him. >> bret: welcome back. the real clear politics average, since we have time, polls, between the two, joe biden leading. by about 9.5. if you look at the battleground states, again, favoring biden and some of the states and some of these polls. they have been fluctuating. but this is the past few weeks. back with the panel, tom, when you look at the race right now, we have the news that the biden campaign wants to debate. joe biden wants to debate president trump three times, traditional major debates, one presidential debate. >> right. this was clearly a tactic on the part of the trump campaign to try to cast joe biden in a negative light that he is not up to the task. three debates, it's the standard thing. it wasn't

she has been mentioned as a possible vice presidential candidate for biden. she has not said she is not interested. the protest movement in michigan which has been pro-trump, has taken up some of those flames as well. that seems to be to the democrats' benefits because polls show governor whitmer's actions are seen as correct, things that are helping the situation. you have also had regarding the death of george floyd and black lives matter movement, we have seen a great deal of protests in detroit, and other areas. it has been tempestuous to say the least over the last couple of months. so far, that is accruing politically to the democrats' benefit. michigan being a state that is bluer in statewide elections than wisconsin and pennsylvania seems to be reverting back. there is plenty of time for the president to go back to michigan and make some changes to bring that down, but right now it seems it is a tough road for him. host: we saw the poll on the "the detroit free press," did that number surprise you? todd: any 12 point lead would shock me. six in januar

but biden hadn't had that problem with bernie. i think they've had a good relationship throughout the new hampshire primary campaign. there were very few low blows fired by either candidate, so sanders folks are looking forward to getting behind biden, and what's interesting is particularly for the biden campaign he's going to profit from september. in september we have a primary race for governor, which is of course statewide. and that -- again, that's unusual in new hampshire. in the democratic party the leadership of the party tends to anoint their candidates for major office. we often don't have really aggressive, active primaries on the democratic side. this will help the biden campaign really as it exercise get out there, test their get out the vote efforts and hopefully be well tuned up in time for november. >> let's look ahead four years from now because as you know the debate continues why new hampshire is first in the nation. you saw what happened in iowa. a lot of questions whether or not the iowa caucuses will even be

biden has given nothing. he is just busy telling black voters they are not black if they don't support him, which is insane. >> juan: katie, let's pick up on that thought. you heard simone sanders saying he is doing press, but it is mostly -- i'm not sure that's a solid point of criticism. >> katie: local press is a good thing. the reason why hillary clinton lost is because a, donald trump was a better candidate, but be, she just refused to show up. you have to be able to go to places, get on the ground and convince people why it is worth their effort to go out and vote for you. she says what, i warned in 2016 that trump was going to win michigan. i keep warning that the same thing is happening. my constituents are voting for him. that should be a red flag for people like joe biden. >> juan: all right, so jesse, i noticed today, i was reading that the president's campaign, they have a huge financial advantage on biden. they spent more than 20 million since march and yet they couldn't fill the arena. why do yo

by the way, where is joe biden? will be actually emerged from his basement bunker and answer questions about any of these important issues in these tough times we are all going through? and why didn't barack and joe ever stop the violence in the city of chicago, barack's hometown for over eight years? we will have more on that in a moment. first joining us with a full report from the horrific violence in chicago alone is her very own mike tobin. >> you mentioned it, 18 people killed over the weekend and two of them were children. when you could say a baby. just 20 months old, he was strapped into a car seat and his mother's vehicle. reportedly, there was a gun battle down the street with two other vehicles in both the mother and the baby were hit by stray rounds, never stood a chance, that bullet went right through his chest. when chicago police officer handled this case posted on social media that he never handled anything this difficult and all of his time on the chicago pd. also, 10-year-old leah nunes in the sec

biden. vote for donald trump is driven by enthusiasm for him. there are vulnerables in biden approach if they don't probe weaknesses of donald trump. donald trump will clearly be going or should be going after joe biden's record and their vision for the future and exploiting the weaknesses in biden's candidacy. they have to have a deliberate, concrete plan. neither candidate can win simply by ignoring the other. they have to go at each other and say i want to do this and my opponent wants to do that. just like trump has to do it to beat biden. if biden hopes to win he has to do that with trump. >> dana: right and do it clearly. great to talk to you. we will touch base as this campaign let's up. >> you bet. thank you. >> dana: up next, texas putting its plan to reopen on hold as coronavirus cases sky rocket. alright, i brought in ensure max protein to give you the protein you need with less of the sugar you don't. [grunting noise] i'll take that. woohoo! 30 grams of protein and 1 gram of suga

joe biden is a shameless hypocrite. since 2003 he has delivered fawning eulogies to the funerals of three leading supporters of segregation, including a former member of the kkk. yet bind is now smearing as racist, tens of millions of people like yourself, decent hard working americans who he has never met and he doesn't want to meet. america should not take electrit take lectures on racial justice from sleepy joe. he shipped millions of black american jobs overseas, and every one else's jobs too. we are building plants and there has never been a comeback like we are making right now. he hollowed out our middle class, including our black middle class with open borders. trapped young children in failing government schools. those cages were built by obama and biden. look it up. 2014. and the fake news -- remember the picture of a came for children. remember the picture of the came? they said president trump. then they realized that was in a newspaper 2014 builtly obam buiy obama and biden. the cages. they don't want to re

if you ask anybody what did joe biden do? ask an african-american one has joe biden done in the last 49 years that has had an impact on african-american communities other than displacement from families and destroying their lives, taking from their children and mothers and fathers and incarcerating them worthy time does not fit the crime? need to bet we highlighting. black people have been really disillusioned about the democratic party. that is what scared the liberals and that's why they are horrified, because people like me and you will have come out and said we are not going to be part of the bandwagon. we are independent thinkers and we don't need liberals thinking for us, wanting to build us a habitat house but not in their neighborhoods. we want economic powder and -- power and donald trump has provided a seat at the table. that is why i am for this president. >> you are absolutely right. you mention the media and it is interesting to me because also in 2016, no one in the press asked candidate donald trump what his pl

5 points biden are tied and arizona clinton down for biden 5 and a half of note here president trump with announced where he's going to be going for these rallies once the he gets the clear you'll notice he's going to arizona georgia all of these states that are crucial battleground places for him to win ok so. as you look at some of these one trend i'm saying is that biden still has problems with sanders supporters what is your take on it is like i said earlier there is no passion for joe biden there is no biden bump so it is all about it is all about trump an interesting poll was taken in never sanders voters it's a usa today suffolk county poll 20 percent of sanders voters flat out stated they're not going to back biden they're either going to vote for trump or they're going to sit this one out now what's interesting in that and 201615 percent of sander's voters did not support hillary clinton and look at how close that race was while president clearly has an uphill climb it's it's going to get closer and how close and how important sanders and let me let me ask you about that isn

have joe biden not even this version, buddy joe biden in his '80s. that will give people pause. bottom line is, he hasn't had any tough interviews it seems to this point in terms of asking t him, okay, you were vice president for eight years, why didn't you pass anything resembling prison reform as this president has? or are now talking about police reform, again, eight years and some time where there is a democratic congress, democratic senate and still none of these things got past. what is joe biden running on? what is the positive message? that is what you have to run on shining city on the hill, make america great, what is the joe biden bumper sticker? i have zero idea what that is, jason. i >> jason: i think that is true. lisa, is it so that joe biden's expectations are so low that anything he can do to show up and put coherent sentences together will be a victory for him? is that part of the game? will the media give him a pass because he didn't have some sort of big blunder? >> well, i don't even think joe biden is capable of that, to be perf

ask that question, nine point edge for biden. all three of these, significant advantage for biden over donald trump. in terms of key groups where you have seen movement, what the poll is saying, white voters, trump leads biden by six. in 2016 in the exit poll, trump won by 20. so to go from 20 to 6 among white voters, that's a significant drop for trump. african americans similar to what we saw in 2016. a bit of an increase for trump, a bit among hispanic voters. again offset by losses in the poll among white voters. then there's this. is there hope for donald trump in this poll? what could you point to in a poll that looks this bad to be optimistic about. if you're trump, cutting the unemployment rate, we asked voters, who is better. trump actually with a 13 point advantage. dealing with the economy, trump with an 11 point advantage. and dealing with china, slight, three points. these are the only three questions. we asked a bunch of them. these are the only three in the poll trump had an advantage over biden. clearly if trump i

and i think the answer why they were doing business with burisma was that hunter biden and joe biden were afulluated with the company. affiliated. lou: you know, i think there may be another reason, john. it occurs to me that the obama administration didn't have an inspector general over the state department for, how long was it? four years? five years? >> three and a half years. lou: [inaudible] there wasn't a single complaint. and yet so much happened at the tate -- the state department about which we are just now learning. this is stunning stuff. where does this lead? >> well, listen, one of the big things, you just had it in your last segment with jim jordan, goa joe widen's stories just keep evolving -- joe biden's stories just keep evolving. he's suggesting the logan act and talking to with the fbi. same thing about burisma, you find out, well, he did know. i did talk to my son, his son i did talk to me. we didn't do anything at the obama administration to help them, and now you find out they got a contract, a deal within the obama administration program. joe biden's story keep

donald trump did that, not biden. in the basement. >> is like i explained it to my kids, when your bank account goes from $10 to $1, then it goes to 2, you can say you've doubled your bank account but you were still down 80%. of >> sean: but they predicted nine and a half million jobs lost. we gave two and a half million. now i didn't think that would happen until august. i never saw 18% in retail sales. >> no, and that's what you said about entrepreneurs. they are the backbone of this country. >> sean: the american people are. >> i know jeff, joe biden believes in entrepreneurship because i went to a white house event that he spoke about white entrepreneurship. >> sean: what would he do when eight years, tell me the biggest accomplishment in eight years, tell me. the biggest accomplishment. what is it? >> i think the aca is easily their biggest accomplishment and it's unfortunate they are trying to dismantle it, and i will also say i'll go back to what i just said, the one event in the white house that joe biden put

. >> well, what we know about joe biden is that a lot of americans know about joe biden, but not very many americans know too much about him. so what we are talking about here is joe biden's record. and i think that it is going to be our child to defend joe biden and talk about his more than 40 years in washington and his record of failure and what he would do if he was somehow able to become president. we know that right off the bat he said the first thing he will do is raise taxes. he will also impose the green new deal on every business in this country, and we know that businesses are trying to recover from the coronavirus shut down. how can you walk in states like pennsylvania and say that you are for the working people when you're going to impose the green new deal and you have alexandria ocasio-cortez hoping you write your time and change platform? you can't do both at once. when we defend joe biden and we have four months left to do so, americans willacy that president trump has a clear record of success and joe biden will be a disaster. >> the trump campaign has a new website

i want to talk to you about biden. first question: do you believe that he has the strength, stamina, the mental acuity, the alertness, to be taking on what is the toughest job in the world, being president of united states, do you and your heart believe he does? >> 100%, absolutely, no question about it. >> sean: okay. >> donald trump doesn't want to run a country come he wants to run a campaign, joe biden wants to run a country. >> sean: that's a ntbumper sticker. you told me how you feel about trump and what you like and dislike, you are honest and said he did a lot of good things too. is my next question. joe biden has been on the political scene for 50 years. after ferguson, baltimore, cambridge, other incidents, he didn't do police refunds, donald trump did that. he was talking about predators in '94, donald trump is the one whoey did prison reform. donald trump did opportunity zones, not joe or barack. donald trump gave us record low after record lowr unemployment for every minority group in the country, not joe

all joe biden was doing was given that democratic policy 101. all i'm asking is that joe biden came out of the basement and talked without a teleprompter to the black community. in the boat. in the vote, joe. >> i believe a lot of people, there is always talk, talk. and every two or four years, and i find it raises, and throw granny over a cliff. i asked the other night, opportunity zones, and if you look at the lowest record, record after record after record from minorities, and that was not barack and it wasn't joe. >> let me simply say the music, donald trump did the first step act, and even obama didn't do that. the man does not give any credit to what he does. he discovered a cure for cancer and would be sued for putting a bunch of doctors out out of work. i'm asking every black voter and every democrat, and ignore the old talking points. if you just ignore the al sharpton talking points, because we are democrats, forget those talking points. makes them tell you what they are going to do with you now, not 40 years ago. switch parties, soone

present you know i think that democratic nominee or soon to be joe biden mayor is always great seeing you thanks so much. you know it's always great to see you i can tell you that every time i do i think you know i want to be like you when i grow up i really do you know you're great at what you do. and you're somebody i have a great deal of respect for so thank you. and by me back to you we thank former mayor of los angeles antonio. more politicking after this break. tease holiday international memorial awards are now open for entries. media professionals are eligible whether you're a freelance journalist who work for alternative media who are part of the global news platform to participate published works in video all written for much go to award dot altie dot com and then to now. in 2008 there was the global financial crisis and the solution was not to reform the banking system to stop the crisis from repeating again the solution was here's a bigger credit line to the worst banks in america to do the same thing but much worse and we said we predicted within 10 to 12 years there woul

joe biden is mysteriously silent. i guess he is stuck in his basement right now because they are afraid to let him out and answer this tough question. frankly it is not a tough question. it is a very straightforward question. are you for or against defunding police? joe biden and nancy pelosi are literally dodging this question. when you want to run for president of the united states you can't hide from tough , issues. joe biden has to be vocal and it has to happen soon. he can't let this go on for days and days. rep. scalise: you mentioned -- mercedes: you mentioned about that fateful day in june 2017 when you nearly lost your life at the republican baseball practice. i have to tell you, we were all just so sad to hear you had been shot. we were all praying for your quick recovery. it was really the u.s. capitol police, including your special agents, crystal and corey, that saved your life. it just shows how important american law enforcement is in keeping our country safe. show our viewers -- it was a dreadful day -

biden: i guarantee you it is. a trillion, but you have now significant portion going to the wrong people. because either you don't have the capacity to know how to apply for it or you have the capacity. i will end with this. started whenings i this program first passed, the first cares act. i said what i would propose a president do is i would have him use the defense production act the thing that allows him to designate an operation. shift to making gowns for people in operating rooms. overseas,have someone the large banks where they are going to lend. they never lend to small businesses. i'm not going to mention any of the businesses right now. their loan is guaranteed. they are guaranteed. they are guaranteed. they are supposed to be the conduit. do you have an account? do you have a credit card with us? how long have you been doing business with us, etc. they don't like lending to small businesses. it is tedious for them. they would much rather have somebody come in, a major real estate developer and lend them

we're kind of getting the most recent polls we have seen from our poster shows a 12-point lead for biden. that's coming in the wake of the pandemic and really there is a hotspot in michigan for a while. a lot of partisan feelings. but also the military going to come into deal with civilian protests, some of the tweets and what president trump has done, fighting with governor witmer who is pretty well-liked in michigan. and so, at this.things look pretty bad for him. that doesn't mean he couldn't make it back up. by comparing michigan with wisconsin in pennsylvania, which two states he won closely in 2016, michigan is looking better for biden than it is for the president. >> let's go back to 2016. those erased many people thought michigan was the blue wall for clinton. donald trump winning up by 11000 votes. why did he win michigan and what was the lesson for democrats this year? >> so, all the work that i have done post 2016 looking and a lot, the things that really jump out at me i that for soft neither hillary clinton or president trump were well-liked. michigan was seen as a state as

this is one of the joe biden-john kerry ideas. the iran nuclear deal was drawn by president trump, thank god. they took the money and they still have the capability to make a bomb. it was joe biden's idea to get out of iraq when the general said, no, we need some troops here to keep it from going bad. it was joe biden who pushed obama to pull out of iraq. it was joe biden who sent the troops to afghanistan and gave the day you were going to withdraw. so let's look at donald trump. donald trump rebuilt a military that had been broken. we were short of ammunition, morale was low. they had their hands behind their back when it came to fighting isis and the taliban and syria and afghanistan and iraq. president trump comes in, he increases military spending like ronald reagan. he replenished all the weapon systems that had been depleted. the planes were being flown, the wings were falling off. people were going back and forth, back and forth, he increased the size of the military, he rejuvenated the military. he told the guys to go kil

president you know i think that democratic nominee or soon to be joe biden. mayer's always great seeing you thanks so much. you know it's always great to see you i can tell you that every time i do i think you know i want to be like you when i grow up i really do you know you're great at what you do. and you're somebody have a great deal of respect for so thank you. and by me back to you we thank the former mayor of los angeles antonio via gore also a lot more politicking after this break. the spiral downward depending on who you believe in the media the civil unrest in america is the result of systematic racism this explains protest and writing but does it the commanding heights controlling the financial system media and the business world are loath to admit it it's the economy stupid for them to raise all these. you can't be both with the yeah you know what. my. america was never great was founded on a rape in a murder. nothing changed so we said nope off all response to these situations that we deal with. people get shot every other day she has to show peo

we have african-americans on the side of joe biden, but joe biden in the democratic party has not been on the side of black people. we are afraid in some circles we will be attacked by the liberal media to keep black people on the plantation. the choice is clear here. you can ask anybody right now what has president trump done and they cannot disagree with you over the issues we just talked about, prison reform, the economic development and opportunity in terms of jobs, and historically black colleges. if you ask anybody right now, what did joe biden do? ask african-american. what has joe biden done in the past 49 years that has had an impact on african-american communities other than displacement from families and destroying their lives, taking from their children and mothers and fathers and incarcerating them where the time does not fit the crime? the joe biden we need to be highlighting. black people have been really disillusioned about the democratic party. that is what scared the liberals and that's why they are horrified, because people like me and you all have come out and said

jesse: the order of trump and the chaos of biden. joe biden isn't a man of ideas. he's a coat tail candidate, got plucked out of nowhere to be the vp for obama. not a policy guy. yet if you look at some of these polls, and. jon: is ahead in some places. do you believe these polls or do you have see that as a snapshot of where we are to go. >> the financial crisis on top' pandemic. all of it is driven by the chinese communist party. trump is order. everything joe biden talks about, the foreign policies he supported, the economic policies about jobs and trade. the democrats picked a globalist candidate. once again they selected a globalist candidate in the age of nationalism and populism. president trump has fought the economic and political elites from day one. and he has fought for the american people. i think he will make the case for why he's the candidate of order versus chaos. biden will have a tough time articulating it. but convincing the american people he has the will power to push these changes through. jesse: he obviously can't articulate it. he just read

so, joe biden adopts the 10/20/30. i think what he's going to have to do is go out and get people to understand what that means. if you're in kentucky, for instance, he has to show them how his 10/20/30 program will mean more kentuckians than what mitch mcconnell is doing. for instance, he's got to go to arizona and get people in the latino community to understand what that means for their communities. so, i think that he's laid out the programs. he's not freshed it out enough because he's not been able to get out there. that's why i think you're going to see over the next several weeks some real enunciations of the programs that he is proposing for the people that live in these communities. so, i think joe biden's going to set a tremendous tone with his speech yesterday. reminds me of another speech in philadelphia several years ago. >> congressman, we're running out of time. we've got six minutes and i want to give you ample time to answer this very predictable question. your early support of vice president biden hel

joe biden makes gaffes, what about donald trump? joe biden is a tool of the left? most americans don't buy it. that strategy has inherent limits that we've seen, and i don't see any reason to think that's going to change going forward. >> republicans tried that against barack obama in 2008 and it failed miserably. certainly, joe biden is a pawn of the left will fail miserably. he lost early states it wasn't until black voters in south carolina and the deep south moderating the ideological makeup of the democratic party that's when joe biden's campaign started to take off. as far as the suggestion that joe biden is too old or out of it, every time they say that, you have donald trump giving his critics, you know, video clips, you know, him at war with a ramp. him having trouble drinking a class of water. him stumbling over words, appearing to be completely out of it. so that's, again, campaigns are about contrast. that's the biggest problem, they can't find that contrast with joe biden that works. china, china a miserable contrast. it always has been because donald

listen to what he says about joe biden here. >> joe biden is not the leader of his party. joe biden is a helpless puppet of the radical left. and he's not radical left. i don't think he knows what he is anymore. but he was never radical left. >> like he was never radical left. he can't bring himself to sell joe biden as radical left. >> he can't even do it. i mean this is what is so amusing about it. in part what is hampering the president here is his own prejudices. he can't bring himself -- he doesn't want to run against joe biden. >> yes. >> joe biden doesn't scare him. he wants to one against the squad or he wants to run against hillary clinton or barack obama. he wants a non-white or a female villain to run against because he knows that's something he is use to gin up his supporters into the kind of froth that he needs to have them turn out in large numbers. and biden -- i have to say, you know, this was something that a lot of the yeah african-american voters in the south anticipated when they chose biden was that he would be less threatening to trump's ways in parti

joe biden is not the leader of his party. joe biden is a helpless puppet of the radical left. and he's not radical left. i don't think he knows what he is anymore. but he was never radical left. but he's controlled by the radical left. his campaign staff even donated a lot of money to bail out rioters, looters, and arsonists who ravaged minneapolis. they bailed them out. they put up a lot of money to bail them out. and they were. they were the arsonists. our nation.f maybe some of them aren't even from our nation. the left is trying to do everything they can to stop us. every hour of every day, including even, violence, mayhem, they will do whatever they can. look at what happened tonight. said they can't be outside, it is too dangerous. we had a bunch of maniacs, and attack our city. the mayor, the governor did a great job. they were very violent people. [applause] and our people are not nearly as violent, but if they ever were, it would be a terrible day for the other side. because i know our people. but we will never submit to their threats and never let them destroy our na

is making fun of biden a mistake yes i think making fun of biden is a mistake because he is not secretary clinton and so he can't lay a knockout punch on joe biden because vice president biden is not as polarizing as secretary clinton moreover the vice president biden he's never taken the bait 19 politicians larry took the bait sleepy this liar that you know low energy this all those politicians took the bait from president trump but joe biden just keeps humming along you know and i know it really bothers president trump that he's getting thumped like this joe being in his basement larry or vice president biden being in the basement and him being the president and getting crushed in the polls i know it's driving him crazy is don't trump a racist. well yes he's a racist because his actions are quite rich racists you know he does crazy things he's talking about a lot omar and she's going to govern the country like somalia he said last summer go back to the countries you're originally came from those are racist strokes but you just mentioned is that any empathy it's oh that's classic of a na