i am alecia menendez with simone dennis townsend and michael steele. an energetic president biden on the stump in north carolina as he kicks off a crucial weekend for his reelection campaign. anita dunn will join us at the table to talk about the path forward. donald trump goes on the attack, how he plans to lie his way back to the white house. the supreme court issuing a monumental ruling, overturning decades of precedent. it is almost july, but the are not done yet. welcome to the weekend. we is another busy saturday morning with news from consequential decisions from supreme court to the damage control front and center after the first presidential debate to a major editorial board calling on the president to bow out of the race. on monday, we expect the supreme court to finally rule on donald trump s wide claim of presidential immunity. that is the case with stalling his alleged election interference trial for the attempt to steal the 2020 election. as for the 20
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from june. doug schoen and fox news contributor. alexandra wilkes, former executive director for the america rising pac, why is this happening to joe biden? it is inevitable. when he started out this race with sky high numbers, he really had only one place to go. down. his gaffes and debate performances don t help him. it causes democrats who are courting the field and thinking who they want to support causes their eyes to wander. what they want is a fighter. they want someone who will deliver the knock-out punch to donald trump and it might not be joe biden. harris: who will your eyes wander to? nobody else is close. the margin between biden and the rest has gotten smaller. there is a left constituency, the sum of bernie sanders and elizabeth warren s votes. other polls released, a couple in iowa, the wall street
think about 13 points, so it s mitt romney, herman cain coming in second, rick perry third with 14%. and that s similar to what the washington post yeah, i was going to say, that mirrors exactly what we found, tandrea. excuse me, he was at 29%, rick perry, that is. september 1st in the washington post /abc poll, 16%. october 2nd in t the washington pos post /abc poll. so that is not the trend line you want to see if you re rick perry. he needs a second look. i think the money gets him a second look. he started off like a ball of fire. everybody was interested in him. he immediately got to the top of polls, but that has faded badly. the debate performances don t help, some of the negative stories about him out there don t help. the question of, is he ready for prime-time? this money, for people who doubt and are skeptical, people will think, look, if we don t want romney, perry s our best alternative, but he s got to show improvement. he s got to go out and do things well as a ca
identify with this cause, even though they don t have this stated motive or stated outcome they would like to see. tamron hall in the middle of it all. we ll be watching. don t miss a special edition of news nation with tamron hall live from the occupy wall street protests today at 2:00. and what is wall street saying about all of this? for more on that, i m joined by cnbc s ron insana. has it gotten their attention, ron? andrea, i don t really think so. from wall street s perspective, the bigger issues they re dealing with right now is whether or not europe will, in fact, coalesce around some sort of plan to finally put this sovereign debt crisis to bed. whether or not greece will default. whether or not a key belgium bank is in serious trouble. whether that mean there s more contagion and risk of a systemic problem in the financial world. they re more world. they are more geared up about economic data and abroad. and cameron tamron, pardon me, described them as the