muesli.com slash tv i'm zachary cohn and washington. and this is cnn hello, everyone. you're in the cnn newsroom, analyse and camerota president biden is fundraising and red bank, new jersey tonight, he's trying to reassure some major donors who are reportedly rattled by his very shaky debate performance. >> the president hit some wealthy zip codes today. first, the hamptons and then this new jersey event hosted by governor phil murphy. many democrats are wrestling with the question of whether president biden should continue to stay in the race and if he can win in november, seeing a white house correspondent, arlette saenz joins us now. so our let, what is the president's saying to these donors and how are they responded? >> well alison president biden is once again trying to assure members of the democratic party the he is up for a second term as president. the president is about to speak any minute now at that fundraiser and red bank, new jersey, that's hosted by the state's governor, phil murphy, but a bit earlier in the day, he made to fundraising stops in the wealthy area of the hamptons. the president, they're really kind of repeated some of the themes from his campaign rally speech on friday saying that acknowledging that he knew he had a bad debate night. but still saying the he believes that he presents the best alternative to former president donald trump in that hamptons fundraiser or one of the things that president said. it was, he turned to a familiar phrase saying don't compare me to the almighty, compare me to the alternative. he said that in relation to the former president, but it does come at a time, the biden campaign is trying to tell that they had some fundraising success in the 24 hours after the debate, they said that they brought in 20 and he $7 million on thursday and friday alone. but at the same time, biden's advisers have been fielding calls from democratic anxious donors. there are some in the donor class who are concerned about what it would mean to continue to have biden at the top of the ticket. now, there is also we've learned that democrats are planning to conduct polling over the weekend and into early next week to try to gauge the impact that biden's debate performance would have, not just on his own candidacy, but also what it could mean for other people running for office, including those in the house and senate, senate as democrats are hoping to hold onto the senate, and they also want to try to win back the house. there are some house democratic members and their campaigns who are worried about those close contest. what kind of impacts biden might have on those racist. so that is all something that democrats are trying to gauge in the days to come. now a short while ago the biden campaign chair jen o'malley, dillon, released a memo outlining there since they're debate and pointing to their battle ground operations. as she said, that she believes that this will once again be very close election. she believes that that was the case before this debate and will be the case after she really tried to push back on some of those who were quote, counting joe biden out. she said that the campaign team will continue to put their heads down down and do the work in the coming weeks and months to try to defeat donald trump. but there will be big questions for president biden and the campaign. i'm going forward as there has been a pressure on the president from some privately to a bow out of this race to try to set up the race to beat donald trump november, so we will see what changes the campaign might make in the coming days and weeks. they've simply said that the president plans on remaining in the race. he plans on debating trump in september and that their focus now is on the work ahead and how to make their argument to voters okay. >> or let's on. thank you very much. my next guest warns that replacing president biden for the democratic ticket this november could tear the party apart and help donald trump win the election with us is ron brownstein, cnn senior political analyst and senior editor for the atlantic. ron, that's interesting because that's different then what we are hearing anecdotally from many democrats, as well as what we are hearing in many headlines and op-eds today. so in other words, you're saying that it would help that replacing him could hurt. so why do you believe that? >> no no i actually i think it's also a little different than what than what i wrote. i think democrats are under control. i mean, no one can deny what they saw, which is that joe biden did not look capable of being president for four more years. and it was probably the weakest debate performance any major, party nominee and the history of the modern debates going back to 1960. and so there is, i think a enormous anxiety in the democratic party about simply sailing forward as if nothing had happened. don't forget allison going into this debate. biden is trailing biden is the one who needed to approve the trajectory of the race. the problem i think the conundrum, and the democrats face is part of the explanation for why biden is running again to begin with, which is that there is a feeling the democratic strategist donors, elected, who doubt that biden can win are also so pretty dubious that kamala harris can win and so defaulting to her doesn't really assuage those those anxieties. the problem is bypassing her as the first woman of color on a national ticket could tear the party apart. so the party faces some very difficult choices. but it is, i think kind of kind of a willful ignoring of the evidence of the campaign to simply argue that going forward as the only thing that democrats can do, because there are lots of reasons to be very, very nervous about what this debate has meant to erase that was already slightly uphill for the president i see what you're saying. thank you for all of that clarification. so as you know, there's numerous editorial board's major newspapers across the country from the new york times. two, i mean, even more regional papers, the atlanta journal constitution, the philadelphia inquirer i hear that the new yorker, david rohde it just came out and they're basically saying that. yeah. i mean, just saying that it's time for biden to pass the torch. this is the atlanta journal constitution to defeat dropping for the good of the nation, the president must bow out. the chicago tribune. so what are biden's? i mean, as i said, oh, here's the here's the new yorker. this is just very recently the president for the president to insist on remaining the democratic candidate would be an act not only if self delusion, but of national endangerment. so what's his inner circle? sandi him tonight? >> well you saw. some of that in the jen o'malley dillon which was kinda preemptively arguing that even if the polls are bad, it doesn't matter. it's all gonna be fine. in the end. i think the important thing to understand is that baseline in which he went into this debate. he went into the debate with the swing states in the southeast of north carolina and georgia looking almost completely out of reach, the swing states in the southwest, not that much more within reach, although still potentially plausible for him. the one reasonable pathway, the one plausible pathway for him right now, it looks to be sweeping michigan, pennsylvania, and wisconsin, the former glue wall states. but today he's probably know better than even in wisconsin and michigan again and behind him, pennsylvania and maybe behind in michigan. well, and others he's the one who needs to improve and the head-to-head, the horse race number is almost always the best number in the poll for biden. i mean, when you get below that and you ask about his approval, is he two over the job who is strong, who can handle the economy? trump's lead our formidable and so i think the democratic, there's a certain paralysis in the democratic party right now because when you talk to many strategists, many electrodes, many donors, they will share the views expressed in those kinds of editorials that this was difficult to begin with, and it becomes almost herculean after that debate. but no he won at this point is willing to act on it. there's a gulf between anxiety and action in the democratic party now added this belief that the only way that he, you know, that there's somebody could change was that he has an epiphany. i think history suggests that isn't right, that it isn't like everybody who thinks this is a bad idea is powerless in the democratic the party, but that seems to be the view, the dominant view at this point. and let me also clarify that the philadelphia inquirers editorial board had this treasure intake. >> they said that they are calling on trump to leave the race after his performance and to serve the country, he should get out, but basically you know, we had on so many people earlier, ron howard, dean was one of them who basically are saying it was one night. it was one night. he had a bad debate performance, he'll recover now, we'll look. i mean, again, the most dangerous thing in politics as we both know, is for a candidate to validate a pre-existing supposition or doubt in the electorate. and biden went into this election into this debate with two-thirds to three-quarters americans paul sang, i think he's too old for the job now and much less for four more years. and it is very hard. you never get a second chance to make a first impression as your mother told you, and i think it is going to be difficult to erase the image of him struggling to complete a sentence. the kind of vacant look that is oriented look the inability to really make a sustained argument in any way against donald trump. biden now benefits from the reverse of what donald trump said when he said he could shoot somebody on fifth avenue. and, you know, and not lose any of his support. we are a deeply dug in and polarized nation. it would be surprising if he does, in fact collapse in the polls because there is still substantial resistance to living in the america, that donald trump is lying hanging out and donald trump didn't nothing in that debate to convince democrats that he's unbeatable. in november. so biden may not collapse in the polls. but the question really becomes whether after that debate he can gain the improvement that he needs me. that is the critical point. it's not like he came into this debate in a position of strength. they would have been asking for for debate in june if they were in a position of strength, he's the one who needed to shake up impressions. and in fact, to the contrary, he kind of reaffirmed and deepened the word, the biggest personal obstacle that he faced we look at the dial groups and focus groups that stanley greenberg, democratic pollster released today about the impact at this debate on voters that biden needs to recover, particularly younger black and hispanic voters and their reactions work devastating. so again, not likely to collapse. i don't think either side can collapse as donald trump has proved multiple times, but is biden a position to do what he needs to do after this? it's vastly harder and maybe impossible. >> so ron, obviously an open convention, obviously, all of this, if biden were somehow to bow out, it would be extremely messy. >> know, democrat once that kind of i don't know, rigamarole however, if somehow by biden were to make that decision and anoint someone choose someone, maybe not even kamala harris. then could that person win at this late date? >> we'll look. i mean, first of all, the way to democratic, the democratic party changed the rules after 1980 in 19 jimmy carter and ted kennedy in their primary find 1980, there was a so-called robot rule which said that you had to vote at least on the first ballot for the candidate that you were pledged to as a as a convention delegates. that's gone. the delegates really can do whatever they want even now, now, they were all selected as joe biden delegates. so they're not going to abandon him if he doesn't want them to do so. if he doesn't step aside but he has no control over them, if he did step aside, presumably the vice president would get in. and we could see whether anyone else would. but even before that, i just go back and the example i have in my head is 1968 is obviously different because it was much earlier, but the anti-war activists started organizing to try to persuade someone to challenge lyndon johnson before there was a candidate willing to do so. and the, and that's what really happened in the fall 67, early 68. gene mccarthy did. and did well in new hampshire. bobby kennedy got in the race and two weeks after that, lyndon johnson decided not to run for reelection. the situation is not exactly analogous, but the idea that the democrats who fear that biden is now to damage to win have no options that they cannot if they chose to to organize in a way that demonstrated support for placing him on the top of the ticket, i think is just a kind of fatalism. and that is that's kind the dominant emotion i've heard in democratic circles over the last 48 hours, this fear that this cannot be recovered from in part because he went into it trailing. but uncertainty about whether or fatalism about what there's anything they can do about it the choices are not just waiting for biden. i mean, people can try to influence biden's choice either in a friendly way, you know, quiet conversation or in a more confrontational way by demonstrating that there's a constituency in the party which i think is pretty clearly evident in bowls that is now on easy about going forward in the course that they're on. we'll see not like doesn't look like that's happening, but some bad poles in the next few weeks, my change that calculation one last point you in the last two presidential elections, allison, in 2016 to 2020, exactly one senator neither party has won a state that their presidential candidate, kari, one out of 66 so the seven democrats who are running in states that biden is in danger of losing really are the ones on the front lines of this choice? >> ron ralston fascinating stuff. thank you very much thanks for having me still had were bracing for a major ruling on monday from the supreme court on absolute presidential immunity. attorney, what that could mean for jack smith's election interference case against former president trump. you are in the cnn newsroom what we're going to mix up our own show smoothies look i'm hosting shark week shark week hosted by me, john sina starts sunday, july 7, discovery. it's stream on max nothing dems my light like a migraine with nortech ott. >> i found relief. >> the only migraine medication that helps treat and prevent all one to those with migraine. i see you for the acute treatment of migraine with or without aura and the preventive treatment of episodic migraine in adults don't take if 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experts say it's unlikely that trump's efforts to get blanket immunity from all prosecutions would be successful. joining me now is kim wally, she's a professor at the university of baltimore school of law and a former assistant u.s. attorney. she's also the author of pardon power. how the pardon system works and why kim great to see you. so let's just start with what you think the supreme court is going to decide on monday about presidential immunity i think owls and they're gonna do what they did many years ago with civil immunity for president, you can't sue them for damages, money, and injunctions. and they're going to split official and unofficial still acts. and they're going to say certain acts if they're official acts, are immune from prosecution. and just to be clear, this is a conservative court that claims to read the plain language of the constitution. there's nothing about immunity in the constitution. so this is really a reward for january 6th for donald trump. it's sort of a big deal, but they'll send it it back to the lower court to parse through the jack smith indictment and decide which parts of what donald trump did would be immune from prosecution and which parts would be private or personal acts that they the case could go forward on assuming he doesn't win the presidency and call the whole thing off i mean, obviously this has huge implications for all president's, but particularly donald trump's future. what part of january 6 and the riot was official business well he, did communicate with his justice department. he communicated with the former vice president he allegedly considered interfering with some of the election machinery. i mean, to the extent to which he can say, listen this falls within the scope of article two. power as president maybe he could make a colorable argument. the court could set forth a standard that he could say, listen, this is this is protected i mean, the irony of it is, presidents have more power than anyone else on the planet, right? they can, they can control the military. they have access to cia counterintelligence jensen information. they that's the very kind of thing you would say you want to make sure there's accountability for, but i think there is an appetite on this with this conservative majority to insulate president's from even as private citizens having any accountability for abusing office and crossing the boundaries of criminal activity. it's really a dangerous moment frankly. but the lower courts will have to sort it out one way or the other all right, let's talk about the classified documents case against donald trump you'd think at least a lay person would think would be easy to prove since we've all seen with our own eyes how recklessly and carelessly the nation can secrets were handled what is judge aileen cannon doing now in that case well, there's now the most recent ruling. >> she did give jack smith on many win an essentially was not interested in hearing that somehow the affidavits supporting the warrant for the search on mala was had lies in it. she said there's no showing of that, but she is said she's going to hold an evidentiary hearing on whether his communications with his lawyers around the alleged obstruction are protected by the attorney-client privilege and why this is her ruling is good for donald trump is she is saying she's going to allow witnesses and evidence, whereas the supreme court has held, you can decide whether the crime-fraud exception to turn and khan privilege. you can't talk to your lawyer and say, where should i bury the body, right? if you're going to talk to lawyers about committing crimes, that's not protected did the supreme court has said, judges can just look at the communications with the lawyer and make that decision. but it looks like judge cannon is willing to go beyond the communications themselves and actually have witnesses and jack smith's team is worried that some of these witnesses are the same witnesses. they would have at trial and having them testify twice could jeopardize the integrity of their case because people say different things at different times. and so the special counsel's concerned about this okay. and then tell us about the supreme court ruling this past week on friday that was about some january 6 rioters yeah. >> so two of the four counts against donald trump is for obstruction or conspiracy to obstruct an official investigation. that that's law was passed as part of the post enron sarbanes oxley statute and it was according to the majority, really about documents and shredding documents and they basically took two parts of the statute and said the part that's just very generic about obstruction of official investment you've got to read that in tandem with the thing about documents. justice jackson joined the majority. justice barrett was in the dissent with more progressive, the other progressive justices essentially saying it jobs you're just apply the plain language of the statute the way congress read it. we're not supposed to remind read he didn't go behind the plain language, which really is a more conservative approach. i would argue, but this could have an impact on two of the four counts against donald trump. and there's over 330 january 6 rioters who either been charged or convicted, who's who's prosecutions are now in jeopardy. primary marilee, if it's the only count, but many of them there were other counts. so it wouldn't necessarily mean lots of people are somehow out of the criminal justice system. but it's going to make a lot of work for the lower federal court judges again, and most of them on this issue were with justice barrett. and said, listen, this on its face is something that the prosecution and the justice department can charge around january 6 okay. >> can well, i thank you for all of the information really helpful thanks for having me still ahead. the biden campaign tonight, pushing back on calls for him to bow out of the 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naftali joins us now. tim, great to have you here. can you put this moment in historical context for us? well, one of the, if you will, lessons of the history, the history of presidents not beginning a reelection bid and then not completing it is it? >> it's a very hard decision for president to make both harry truman and lyndon johnson thought about not running again for months before they announced it in maybe in both cases, they had a hard time, if you will, pulling the trigger in the end but they made this decision, and the decision was a lonely one. they made it themselves in the case of lyndon johnson, his family when his family discovered that he was considering this, didn't want them to do it in the case of harry truman, he talked to keep send a signal to his daughter, his beloved daughter, that he was thinking of this. and there's no evidence there was any pushback. so it's a very lonely decision. and both truman and johnson's case they were mired in an unpopular war for true minute was the korean war for johnson, it was vietnam both were tired and both were ready to leave the oval office. nevertheless, it was a tough decision to make now, we're in a different situation. the situation we're in now is that the incumbent president may or may not have been thinking about retirement, but he made very clear that he was running again in april of 2023. and was the one who challenged donald trump to the debate that ultimately turned out to be disastrous so the situation here is the president is not controlling the situation at all in both truman and lbj's case. they decided not to run on their own timetable they did it by themselves. they were not forced out, although they both had opponents who were trying to seek nomination but neither was actually seriously challenged by a any other democrat. so biden's present biden situation, i was quite unprecedented and he's being pushed to reconsider his reelection bid largely because of a bad performance, but also because of some concerns that he may not physically be up to the job that was not the case for either truman or lbj so as we had reported, biden and his advisers were at camp david for eight days. >> okay. preparing for that debate, they were doing mock debates. they were doing simulations of it it's hard to understand what went wrong. put that in historical. i mean, we hear that president's debate, donald trump famously. prepare to debate donald trump famously does not so what do you make of that? >> i think the optics of that are terrible i also don't understand the messaging from president biden's team. i don't know why they had to send a message that he needed six days to repair that only first of all deepen concerns about his needs for such preparation, but also raise the stakes. it made it seem like he was going to come out absolutely fired up and full of new ideas. so i'm not sure i understand why it took six days after raul donald trump is very predictable. you don't need six days of preparation. you don't need briefing books to know what donald trump's arguments are going to be indeed, the counters to have donald trump's arguments i'm sure president biden knows and can tick off in 15 minutes. so i never understood frankly why the biden team, first of all, insisted on six days of preparation and then told the world about those six days. he's a preparation clearly, president biden was over-prepared. you could tell that he was having a hard time sorting through memorized phrases when in fact, he should just have been talking from his heart and should have been sharing the empathy, which is what made him such a powerful candidate in 2020. keep in mind, in 2020, we're in the middle the pandemic. and more often than not, president biden, then vice president candidate biden just connected with the american people emotionally. i do not understand why he didn't attempt to do that on thursday instead of coming up with these shall we put a legal cards in his brain? that his 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crossings than when trump was in office. that's generally not true. he said, or at least strongly suggested unemployment was at 15% when he took office. it was actually 6.4. he said trump's want trump wants to get rid of social security. trump doesn't. he said billionaires pay 8.2% in taxes. it's much higher. he said trump told americans to inject, bleed each amid covid. we know trump made foolish comments about scientists studying disinfectant injection, but didn't frame it as advice to people and biden said the border patrol endorsed him? know, it's union supported the border. bill heat supported never endorsed him himself. in fairness, the president did appear to clarify that one. now, the trump list, it is way, way longer, so deeper he said some democratic states allow people to execute babies after birth and agreed, just lie. that is illegal in every state. he said, everybody, even democrats wanted roe v. wade overturned. roe was supported by two-thirds of americans, even more democrats. he said, every legal scholar wanted roe overturned abortion, return to the state's legal scholars have told me directly, this is not a true, he said the u.s. currently has the biggest budget deficit ever know that happened under trump in 2020. he said the u.s. currently has a record trade deficit with china that also happened under trump in 2018 he said biden personally gets a lot of money from china, zero evidence of this. he said there were no terror attacks during his presidency. in fact, there were multiple attacks. he said iran didn't fund hamas has below other terror groups under his presidency, iran in fact, did. he said biden wants to quadruple people's taxes. that is pure fiction. he said the u.s. has provided way more aid to ukraine than europe had its usually the opposite. he said the u.s. has provided about 200 billion in ukraine aid. it's closer to 110 billion. he said 18 or 19 million people across the border under biden, that is millions to high. he said many of these migrants are from prisons or mental institutions. his own campaign cannot corroborate this biden has only created jobs for illegal immigrants. total nonsense. he said, nancy pelosi turned down his offer of 10,000 national guard troops on january 6. there's no evidence she even god's such an offer. it was the president, not pelosi, who had the power to deploy the dc guard. he said pelosi now acknowledges she turned down the troops. now her office told me it tells me this claim is still a lie. he said he play the national guard to minneapolis in 2020. actually, that was the democratic governor. he spoke of quote, ridiculous fraud in the 2020 election, zero evidence of any widespread fraud. he said nato was going out of business before he took office completely clearly absurd. he said the u.s. were paying 100% of nato before he came along the west, made up about 71% of nato defense spending, not 100 he said he not biden is the one who lowered insulin prices and medicare. he did it for some seniors, but biden did it for far more. he said biden indicted him again, no evidence. biden has had a personal grow at any of these four prosecution's. he said, europe takes him to know us cars, just not true. he spoke of food prices quadrupling under biden it's a wild exaggeration though they are up. he said biden made up the idea. he called debt service trump chief of staff, john kelly corroborated. he said biden called black people, quote super predators for ten years. biden never once deployed that phrase, let alone for ten years, though he did at least one speak of quote, predators without specifying think it's about black people. he said his trump tax cut was the largest in us history. not true though in fairness, by biden also said this. trump said try not, and other stop buying from iran under him, china never stopped. he revived his pet lie. i don't know how many times i've done that. he signed the veterans choice program into law. barak obama did that in 2014, 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