i would love to see more of that, and more groups around the country with adopting this sort of method. you talk about fetterman s ads, his trolling of dr. oz, and in pennsylvania, you talk about nuisance ads. so, maybe, maybe finally, after years and years of complaining about democratic messaging, and bringing up briefing books to a knife fight, maybe, they re actually bringing knives to the night fight now. and, you know, that can mean some points in a close election. so, more of it will be released. yeah, and speaking of the politics of it, betsy, we have about 30 seconds. we are seeing record fundraising from better or work, abbott s challenger, who always talks about texas some days this year. major democratic donors historically have been pretty
Overnight that grounded flights and triggered delays nationwide. Good morning to our viewers here in the United States and around the world, its tuesday, june 15th. On the eve of this historic summit with Vladimir Putin, President Biden stands on The World Stage this morning with americas closest eu allies. He started out this morning by meeting with the president and Prime Minister of belgium. This gathering with eu nations follows nato talks and for the first time china is a big focus. The 30 nato members singling out beijings rising Military Power as a top challenge. Later today, the president Travels To Geneva for his highly anticipated meeting face to face meeting with Vladimir Putin. President biden said the United States snot looking for a confrontation. Jeff zeleny traveling with the president. Jeff joins us now live from brussels. Another big day before i think the most anticipated moment of this trip, jeff. Reporter good morning, john. President biden is holding that final se
she can t answer a simple question about the signature issue her administration was supposed to tackle and she panics because that s how good she is at her job. it s not going to get any better. either you hide her or put her out. that s your option. neither is good. steve: well, you know, rachel, what they could do is actually change their approach because the approach they are using across the board not working. rachel: yeah, first of all, we are all dumber for having heard that. [laughter] rachel: i will say this. it actually tracks with what her disgruntled staff has said she is not preparing. she refuses to read the briefing books, she sounds, frankly, to me like a beauty pageant contestant who got thrown a curve ball on, you know, an interview question. and, this, as pete said, this was an obvious question she was going to be asked. she should have had the answer for it. and you are right, steve, they need a new approach. they need a new strategy on
whether there need to be changes in laws to kind of reinforce more safeguards, but also this is someone in donald trump who may seek once again to have the power of the presidency. and his behavior at this moment, which was probably all the evidence suggests the greatest threat to the functioning of american democracy since at least the civil war and maybe ever, is very relevant to the question voters will face. it s not likely to be a big issue in 2022. but for 2024, i would think voters deserve a full understanding of how far he was willing to go to try to undermine the pillars of american democracy. yeah. listen, not just him. not just him. the 700 trump white house documents they received according to representative elaine luria, they had written down in the briefing books, actually written down in the books how to steal the election. it s just unbelievable. thank you, gentlemen. i appreciate it. i ll see you soon. now to the mounting evidence showing the influence of the
fact this was part of the archive of white house papers means this wasn t something that was like drafted on a napkin in a bar by someone who was four steps removed, like this was a white house paper. it was in the possession of the white house, circulating through the white house s paper system, must have gotten some consideration. it s very concerning when we clearly outlined in request to the archives what types of documents we wanted, things like press secretary s briefing books, president s working papers, very clear the kind of things we think are important from within, you know, the workings of the top white house that would inform or investigation and the fact that, you know, something like this could of wound up there is really overly concerning and, you know, this is part of what we have to get to the bottom to in the committee s work. all right, congresswoman elaine lauria, thank you for making time for us. it was clear no shortage of themes for donald trump,