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appeared much more animated, admitting his performance was lackluster, but that was, he was still ready for the challenge and adviser tells cnn that he's planning on debating a second time in september. if former president trump is not campaigning this weekend, he made a stop in virginia friday. he took a victory lap during a rally with supporters in chesapeake is every american saw firsthand last night. >> this election is a choice between strengthen, weakness, competence, and incompetence peace and prosperity or war, or no war they also told reporters that he doesn't think that president biden will drop out of the race. he says his poll numbers are better than other contenders he does better in polls than any of the democrats had talked about. >> you've seen that blend these paul's come out with some of the names that are being like gavin newsom, he can't run california. he's one of the worst governors. then of course, camila is somebody that will be on the scope and during the rally, he downplayed the president's age playing into his performance instead trump himself has only three years younger than president biden, who is at one the president's team says that he's taken his debate performance on the nose, but moving on to the rest of the election season, joining us now cnn's camila the chalice. so how is the campaign handling all of this? >> campaign officials tell us that biden has absolutely no plans to drop out of the race and remains even more committed to being the democratic front runner. and running for presidency. now, on friday, biden held a campaign rally where he acknowledged his weak debate performance. take a listen i know i'm not a young man state the obvious. i don't walk as easily as i used to. i don't speak as smoothly as i used to i don't do debate as well as i used to well, i know what i do know. i know how to tell the truth. i know how to do this job i know how to get things done now, it's important to note that his remarks that he made at the rally kind of echo the sentiment that we've been hearing from campaign officials and white house officials, and that is they believed that his debate performance that took a place for about 90 minutes shouldn't overshadow or diminish what he's done taking office and shouldn't diminish his track record while he's been the oval office for more than three years and the legislation that he's put forward and they really want to remind voters going forward that biden has really had this track record where he's pushed forth legislation that has their best interests at heart and that is what should be the focus, not on his weak debate performance or what they've considered not to be really sufficient to really show what he stands for. >> and that's what they're going to continue reiterating to voters, going forward all right. >> camila, do chalice. thank you so much for your time and expertise let's bring in tm mitchell, washington correspondent with the atlanta journal constitution of break this down for us. tia. good morning. good morning. thank you for joining us. it is damaged control over at the biden campaign what are they doing well, i think number one, they're doing a lot of behind the scenes, answering their phones, responding to donors elected officials, and there's a lot of discussion soul searching both at the white house on the official sayyed and with the campaign on the campaign side, i think there also going to have to evaluate what campaigning looks like for president biden. >> he's gonna have to get out there more people need to see him right now. people need to see more four of the biden from rally, less of the biden from the cnn debate stage, maybe more of the biden from waffle house as well yeah, absolutely. >> well, let's talk about the new york times editorial board, that article that they put out to serve his country, it says right here, president biden should leave the race that is the headline from the new york times editorial board, the very board, which endorsed biden over trump in 2020. and here's what else they said. the president appeared on thursday night as the shadow of a great public servant. he struggled to explain what he would accomplish in a second term, he struggled to respond to mr. trump's provocations. he struggled to hold mr. trump accountable for his lies, his failures and his chilling plans of more than once, he struggled to make it to the end of a sentence. there are mountain calls here for biden to step aside what would that look like? >> so the fact that democrats will either party, it's just so rare very rare, very unprecedented. nobody really knows what replacing biden could look like and what the consequences of even entering that conversation in a more formal way? could be and that's why it's easier said than done to ask biden to step aside now, could it happen? we don't know. he seems very resolute, right now but if things don't turn around in the coming days or if these calls get broader, more vocal, more prominent democrats began to call for him to resign as he meets with those deep pocketed donors this weekend in new york city, the same city where that new york times editorial was posted. if those donor say listen, i can't give my my money away to someone who i think is not going to be able to win in november. that would be a problem, but what that looks like is the question because voters have gone to the polls, they've selected biden as the nominee in the democratic primary. so to change that or to make it a delegate process down too several thousand people instead of tens of millions of people that's just the big undertaking. both the logistics of it, but the politics of it, the messaging component of it would be difficult. >> yeah, these are such uncharted waters because we've never had a debate this early before the convention either. so it lends some feasibility into these shouts as well. do you see a world where this could happen without biden's consent, him being replaced because his campaign said, hey, he's sticking around. >> yeah. i think the only way it would happen without biden's consent if democrats had real evidence that he was not competent or well enough to do the job. and they said, listen, we've got to do this, but it would have to be solid, solid evidence, not just, hey, a bad debate, performance, but again, i think that's why there are lots how are people saying biden for the good of the country, for the good of the party, for the good of preventing trump from being president, which is what a lot of people that's their north star they think that he should step aside so that that process can begin with his his consent right and talking about bad debate performances, former president obama went on x, he chimed in on the conversation posting bad debate nights happen, trust me, i know he's talking about back in 2012, going for reelection. >> he did poorly. there's some history here of candidates not doing so hot, but at the end of the day, winning yeah, bullet the differences for obama, that was a bad debate performance. but there was so much other evidence of how strong he was as a candidate. great speeches, great campaigning, robust campaigning. he was a relatively young man at the time and it had a lot of energy unfortunately, for president biden, this poor debate performance just confirmed what a lot of people were, were fearful of. and that's the fact that they do feel like he's growing weaker as a candidate. his age is catching up to him just not able to ticulate himself and stand and be that strong candidate up against donald trump's. so for biden, it's not just one debate performance. it's a debate performance that confirmed the fears a lot of democrats have about his ability to campaign in a way that will be effective. >> such a fascinating conversation we're going to have to see how this pans out. tim mitchell. thank you so much for your time. >> it was the court ruling could force prosecutors to 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aside from the former president, who i have faced these obstruction charges more than 50 sentence, fewer than 30 serving time. as part of this what's this mean for them? >> well it means that they may get a new sentencing hearing which could reduce their sentences. it may mean that that this charge against them is dismissed. what's going to happen is lower. the defendants are going to be able to get basically a new hearing to examine whether or not they're conduct falls within the statute that the justice department charts. it's little technical to think about it, but basically what the court said is that this obstruction statute applies to evidenced applies to documents, applies to things that officials would use in a proceeding, not the proceeding itself. so the question is, did these defendants are actually interfere? with the materials, the records of papers that the congress needed when it was certifying the election or did they just cause mayhem in the building itself, which might not be covered by the statute, can explain why this does not apply or wouldn't interfere with the trump case. jack smith well, that's of course what the attorney general's saying. mr. trump's lawyers may take a different view. the question is really do the allegations against trump involve his interfering with the documents are records for things like that that we're going to be used in the certification proceeding, for example, did he do something to obstruct or interfere with the documentation that vice president pence would have needed to oversee the joint session of congress and that ceremonial rowley add as president and the fourth that's going to be in question. so it does, does the new definition that's report as of this obstruction statute? or what trump allegedly the attorney general says, it still covers him. we'll have to see what the trump's lawyers say. kind of course, whether trump can be prosecuted as all at all, which just going to learn on monday. >> let me ask you about this decision. 6-3 along ideological lines here that now allows cities to ticket home less people for sleeping outside this could obviously have significant impact cities and states across the country and the unhoused. explain what happened here. sure several years ago, the ninth circuit court of appeals, which oversees the federal law in really the western part of the united states. from canada, california, and why and alaska, arizona. they ruled that if you cite people for camping are sleeping in public when they have nowhere else to go. it violates the eighth amendment, which pans pool and unusual punishment because they have no choice and, you know, and so that was the ninth circuit ruling and that led to a lot of port orders limiting the kind of enforcement actions that cities and counties and towns could take across the west to clear out homeless cities have to show that, that there, there were places these people go. they were voluntarily break the law that got appeal to the supreme court. the supreme court said, no, you can't use the ninth amendment, which covers cruel and unusual punishments to strike down these local ordinances. and so a lot of those court injunctions are going to go away in the west that's an gives cities and towns what's interesting is that although it was very, it was a small conservative rural city in oregon that brought the case, dig more generous cities like san francisco and los angeles agreed that they needed more flexibility to deal with homeless and so monday is the last day of the session, and we know that the trump immunity case is still out there. so of course, we'll get that decision on monday should we expect all or nothing here on presidential immunity or is there some hybrid here, some cutouts? that are more likely well, based on the oral argument that we heard in april, it sounds like there is going to be some kind of mushy middle that the supreme court takes in which it says no buddy who happens to be president gets absolute immunity for everything that may have done until their term expired. >> on the other hand the court did seem interested in and in kind of at least a core, maybe a very large core of activities that a president undertakes, that they believe should not be subject to retrospective criminal prosecution because they didn't want presidents to feel hamstrung by the fear that their successor administration' 's might someday prosecute them once they'd left office so it looks like the real devil will be in the details. what is the scope of immunity that the foreign president's get an even more important what does a product would have to do to figure that out? so that's going to be i think what we're looking monday is a big big de jeff brave and thank you for setting this up for it. >> you've match it the new your times editorial board is calling for president biden to bow out of the presidential election. but what happens if he is not the nominee? and who would replace him? we have 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friday at a rally in north carolina, he was animated, sounded strong, looked strong, told his supporters that he does not debate as well as he used to. >> but that is still has the energy and experience to run the country. you want to be now to discuss republican strategist brian robinson, former regional director for the obama campaign, fair and johnson. welcome to you both let me start with a bit of this. new york times editorial board. they say that the president should withdraw. here's part of it. mr. biden answered an urgent question on thursday night. it was not the answer that he and his supporters were hoping for. but if the risk of a second trump term is as great as he says it is. and we agree with him that the danger is enormous that is dedication to this country leaves him and his party only one choice. you say to that what i respectfully disagree. i think that president biden should remain in this race and let me tell you why. number one, he did not have a great night and a debate. he's not as policies he used to be. he admitted that. right. but he's a patriot he actually persevere. he got through to debate. and as you look at the sort of the star, it was slow, but towards the end of may, he got better. he actually focused on the issues and i think there are some wins that he came out a campaign that the campaign will highlight. now, put park that to the side and go number two. number two is that debates don't win or lose presidential elections. i believe that donald trump lost every single debate against hillary clinton, but he went on to be the president united states. and i was so happy to see our former president barak obama and mitt, hey, i had a bad night, i guess mitt romney, 2012. he was reelected and so would it campaigns got to do now is do exactly what they did hit in raleigh, north carolina, me two different tales of joe biden me and debate night was not that good you definitely stumbled, but on friday around supporters was great, was focusing on message. so i think you've got to see more of that. joe biden going to campaign but can he be friday, north carolina? joe biden every day? no no one can limit is more more often than he is thursday. he's gotten there you go. more often now. it's up to his team to say, hey, okay, let's not ever put him in another situation like that. but candidates on the campaign trail, victor, i've been there be rob has been there they they have some bad days. and would they gotta do now is make sure that the settings are right and show more authentic job biden. we need the onco joe bad. let him be a little less script it. go off the record, say some things that actually people may disagree with. people may be shot because that's the kind of political atmosphere to win right now. brian do republicans, once someone else at the top of the democratic ticket? >> no, they are very happy with where they are right now. i told him my friend baer, and during the debate that republicans feel very confident after what we've seen just in the first ten minutes of this debate, that this has confirmed what voters already thought about joe biden, that all is not well, this is not that he had a bad debate performance where it's like the rock i'm neil obama. obama wasn't up to snuff when we know he's a really good debater. this was catastrophic. this was a guy who couldn't get to the end of his sentences. and people already thought has suspicions, maybe he has dementia digitally affirmed a lot of that in the minds of voters so the problem i think republicans have at this juncture is that it was so bad. viktor, that democrats may now be spurred to put a younger governor, for example, on the chicken someone who would be much more competitive in this race. this race will be determined by double haters. so you think republicans aren't thinking about that. of course, they are one thing we have going for us is that biden isn't up to the job so the president had trouble getting to the end of sentences donald trump got to the end of the sentences, but often there were lines at the end of it more than 30 by cnn fact-checkers and president biden told nine false claims and lives as well let me play one of them. >> this is the former president. let's watch this if it's a fair and legal and good election. absolutely. i would have much rather accepted these, but the fraud and everything else was ridiculous. >> that was the former president talking about, not accepting the election results. we'll get to that into in a moment. but what's worse president, who has difficulty getting to the end of the sentence or a former president who just tells so many lives that it's hard to fact check biden said that trump's unemployment rate was 15% during covid that was never true. he said that illegal immigration was worst under trump there under biden. that's not true. those aren't small things. when he says president trump has promised a bloodbath we all know that is not remotely what donald trump was saying. he was talking about the impact lee auto industry. if being truthful, if that is your brand, we're going to be the truthful guys and he's a liar than, you better be perfect. you better nail the landing in died. he didn't do it even small things like st. insulin was $15 when there's $35. i know that just a mistake, not ally, but throughout the entire debate, this was the man who did not have command to the facts. and that's part of what he's telling us in raleigh. i can do the job. i know what is happening here. i have deliberate on policy. he didn't look like it's monday. who knew policy on thursday night? >> again, the debates do not determine the outcome of the election. victor, i would much rather have a man of integrity that tells the truth than a person who gets up there until over 30 lives, because this is the office of the president, the american people have got to trust you democracy is on a lot. if you poll most american voters, they want somebody in the white house that's going to do the right thing and not be as corrupted through saw the trump administration. so now what you gotta do, an andy young remind immediate obvious yesterday, he said, look joe biden went to that debate thinking that he was going to have a fact base conversation on reality and truth. >> why would you biden go to a debate? we're done big, it's gonna have effect based the conversation about reality and truth because you, because that's what, that's what a presidential candidate is supposed to do. debated him before nap. so what, so what he did in the moment, you can see it on his face. i mean, let's just, you know, we all watched the debate when the lives was just so much. i mean, he told a lie every single time he opened his mouth, then you have to make a decision as an debater and the president's campaign. i do. i engage or do i continue to try be presidential? or i stick to the facts. now, he did make that shift towards the end, but luck bat night for the president. but mark my word, this campaign is a long way away. we got less than 130 days to go. joe biden will be fine. he will be our nominee, going to commit is going to be contentious. you're going to have some people like to editorial board and other democrats say we need someone else. i disagree, but also donald trump will make a mistake. he will say nothing else. like black jobs, we don't know, we don't have time to get an a, but we'll get to at 8:00. but i'm glad you came to your black and i'm going to lock regulation of your blackjack. brian, let me ask you about the soundbite that we played though. >> he's still not committing to accepting the after all of the lives of 2020 and the defamation he can't just say yes. and still, the party backs i feel like we're the party 50% of them agree with what he's saying. >> so that's sort of a dilemma here. i don't think that talking about fraud as a winning message in 2020 when he, four americans right now want to hear about cost of living. they want 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country under questioning sanctions that er, u.s. leaden that have really done a lot of damage to the economy. so of course the economy was a huge issue also in the election campaigns. but of course, we always have to point out the fact that right now there's also a really volatile situation here in the middle east with iran and israel. have you been very close to a full-on war, just a couple of weeks ago that could also have had massive repercussions for the united states as well. so that's sort of the environment that this election was taking place. and in two candidates that came in first in this first round of the elections really quite interesting because the moderates had said beforehand they believed that there needed to be high voter turnout for their masoud pezeshkian to have a chance to make it to the runoff round while the turnout was really low, it was 40%, which is 8% less than the last president election. a presidential election were ebrahim raisi was elected, who was 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fisher has more force good morning viktor and isabel. we'll during a press conference friday afternoon nasa officials say they want to make it very clear that nasa astronauts, butch wilmore and suni williams are not stranded in space. those are the two nasa astronauts that are part of the crew of boeing's maiden test slide of its starliner spacecraft. and they've been docked to the international space station since the beginning of june. but even though nasa says they're not stranded in space, those two astronauts are still going to be up there at the space station. far longer than expected. there have been several delays of this return to earth, and now, just friday afternoon nasa says there is now no target date for when those astronauts and that spacecraft will return home. the holdup has been some issues with the spacecraft's thrusters and also a few helium leaks. and so now, nasa and boeing are going to shift the testing and the troubleshooting of those thrusters from the actual spacecraft in space to some ground testing on some replica thrust stores in white sands, new mexico that is expected to start next week. so and those tests are expected to take a couple of weeks to complete. so victor and isabel, we're looking likely at mid to late july at the absolute earliest before butch and sunny can return to earth, nasa really stressing though, that those astronauts are safe the spacecraft is safe they've seen no new issues to report, but they really want to figure out what's going on with those thrusters not so much necessarily for this mission, but for future floods so a few more weeks for those astronauts up there at the international space station, victory in israel. hey, they are safe. that is what is important here, kristen fisher. thank you. first of all, first of all, with victor blackwell, that's next. what's happening? we had a lot going on. so president biden, obviously is fighting calls for someone else to take his place going up against donald trump. we have two unique political voices here, one from each party to help us make sense of what happens now also, how do undecided voters feel about what they saw on the stage here in atlantic, on thursday. we will ask also later, is making songs with artificial intelligence, harming the music industry? a recording industry group is suing a startup who software is being used to make as ai song. so we will have that for you as well. >> all right, a lot going on in pbl jersey. >> i heard yes. we vl jersey is one of the famous track, so we'll talk about that thanks, isabel, right? let's do it right now well, first of