sense that right now as we speak, there is a deep, a wide, and a very aggressive panic in the democratic party. it started minutes into the debate and it continues right now. it involves party strategists in evolves elected officials. it involves fundraisers and they re having conversations about the president s performance, which they think was dismal, which they think will hurt other people down the party in the ticket and they re having conversations about what they should do about it. some of those conversations include should we go to the white house and as the president step aside, others are other the conversations are about should prominent democrats go public with that call? because they feel this debate was so terrible. they do say, in moments in the debate later, the president got better and got his footing. but then at the end, even his closing statement was a little halting. the contrast between the two candidates. let me be clear. none of them and a lot of repub
east coast, 8:00 p.m. in los angeles and this is america s late news. fox news at night. breaking news, the house of representatives is taking serious action against michigan democrat tlaib over recent comments she s made. we re watching election results come in from 33 states and some of the results may give us keen insights into how voters will feel for 2024. the battle in virginia over the statehouse remains undecided. we begin with our chief political anchor bret baier with the historic action against congresswoman tlaib. this is quite something. she becomes only the 26th member of the house of representatives to be censured. the vote was 234 to 188. 22 democrats actually voted for censure against tlaib, four republicans voted against that. voted neigh. four voted present. there was no formal reading which is different. usually if someone is censured in the house they have to go down to the well of the house and stand there as the readers have the formal reading of the
these the deals on happening before there shot with georgia, a key battleground state in the race for the white house in just moments, the current us president will debate the former us president as their parties presumptive nominees a first in american history, we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world to our studios in atlanta. this is the cnn presidential debate this debate is being produced by cnn and it s coming to you live on cnn cnn international, cnn.com, cnn max, and cnn espanol. this is a pivotal moment between president joe biden and former president donald trump. in their rematch for the nation s highest office, each will make his case to the american people with just over four months until election day good evening. i m dana bash, anchor of cnn s inside politics and co-anchor of state of the union. object, tapper, anchor of cnn s the lead and co-anchor of state of the union dana and i will co-moderate this evening. our job i
reunification with the mainland. he got about 40% of the vote. going into it today, he was almost neck and neck with the main opposition candidate, hou yu-ih of the kuomintang. just a few hours into counting the ballots, hou realize the numbers were not going in his favor. he actually conceded quite early. the third contender conceded within an hour of that. basically, anointing lai as the next president of taiwan. he takes over from who didn t run again because of term limits here, and in winning this, he has made history, because the dpp has now had three consecutive terms in power. but he s selling himself as a 2.0, if we want to call it that, in that he is not going to stray much from the policies that she has set, not in dealing with china hou and not
system. then there s a few swing voters and a few people that want to vote third party. the third party threat is very serious. it s always been serious. i don t think it just comes from no labels and a joe manchin type. it also comes from a cornell west, who i personally have a lot of time for his politics, but i think it is mad for the left to vote for cornell west when fascism is at the door. in 2020, west said fascism was at the door and didn t run then. i take your point on 2000. 2016 is a little more comp complicated. gary johnson was taking votes from donald trump. there is an argument about whether stein and johnson canceled each other out. we ll never know. the third party candidate threat is real, even going back to ross perot in the early 90s. i d say this about no labels. talk about being on different sides. i disagree with you, joe. you re far to generous to the no labels people. when you say, i don t question their motives or their intentions. i do.