The president is not going anywhere, the president can win. It may take a moment, he will get where he needs to go. He is in this race to win and hell be president for a second term. We rip off the bandaid, make Kamala Harris the nominee. If he leads, you think democrats will regret it . I do. Call from democrats and far left media for President Biden to drop out of the 2024 race is growing louder and Biden Family members are reconsidering and that brings us to top of the brand new hour. Im Sandra Smith in New York, what a week, john. John yeah, which way is this going, anybodys guess. Im John Roberts and this is america reports. 29 democrats have asked biden to step aside and that list keepses growing. Arkansas Republican Senator Tom Cotton is standing by. John we begin with Pe Peter Doocy live in rohoboth beach. What did we learn about Biden Challengers at the dnc that just wrapped up . Peter there cant be spontaneous challenger when the dnc meets virtually. It is going to be possibl
say this will be my last term as republican leader of the senate. i m not going anywhere any time soon. however, i ll complete my job, my colleagues have given me until we select a new leader in november and they take the helm next january. john: as you ve been following, breaking news in the past 30 minutes. mitch mcconnell stepping down from his leadership post this november and with that, welcome to our wednesday edition of the program. i m john roberts in washington. sandra, big news in just the last little while. sandra: another breaking news afternoon. sandra smith in new york. eight-term senator announcing during remarks on the senate floor moments ago he will continue to serve on capitol hill but he s giving up his leadership position within the republican party that he has held since 2007. john: chad pergram is live on capitol hill with more. chad, you were saying just in the last hour that he is the longest serving republican leader ever. longest serving eit
of this briefing. it s extremely rare in a high profile case for the plea deal to fall apart like this. does the president believe the federal prosecutors have acted appropriately and confidently? as you know, jeremy, this was an independent investigation overseen by the department of justice. as we have been very clear, they are independent, we give them the space to do their work. we believe in the rule of law. i just don t have anything else to share on this. i would refer you to the department of justice. again, this was done independently and i would also refer you to hunter s representatives. senator tubberville and the military promotions, floated a way to move the nominations more quickly to limit the debate time on each individual nominee. does the president believe it s time to start moving some of these military nominations individually and voting on them individually? look, jeremy, i understand the question but this is something one senator is holding up,
been leading the entire case against donald trump in georgia for election fraud in the 2020 election, now she s the center of her own huge issue in this trial. did she and her boyfriend use tax dollars to support their vacation escapades. that s what s contended by a co-defendant in the trump case that was the first. he and his attorney were the first to bring this forward. now it has exploded across this entire case. the question here is not whether or not these people had an affair. that s been established. the question is did they funnel federal money to support their own vacation life, luxury vacations, cruises which involving putting up money. this was moments ago. we re watching nathan wade, the person she hired that turns out to be one of her boyfriends. a lot of questions about whether he was qualified for this. can we listen to this, guys? let s listen to what she had to say here. three documents in front of me. the three files of mrs. merchant. three files? ma
why he decided to file why do you have the right to object on his behalf for attorney/client privilege. i don t make formal there we go. and i believe he s already attempted to answer this question, and it was no privilege raised. so he s given a partial answer and now he s about to finish that, so first of all, i don t think it s covered by attorney/client privilege, i ll deal with that if you want me to, but otherwise he s already answered it. it was a long preface, i don t think it ever got to what might have been at issue there, so if you can lay the foundation, we ll deal with the objection. ok. take a step back. you realize an attorney/client privilege is the privilege of the client, correct? yes, sir. and you, in connection with your representation, at least as been proffered to the court by mr. bradley, that it s up to you to decide whether you want to raise the privilege, right? yes, sir. it s not up to mr. bradley. yes, sir. so you ha