she would answer the call. we re going to have much more on her and her legacy tonight on laura coates live well you know, i ve been in washington, dc long enough to know what leaked conversations do mean so apparently it means president biden didn t take someone s hint he didn t take the private or gentle nudging to perhaps step aside. and so now, the sharpest of elbows or out swinging in public and i do mean swinging. look at this. we are up to what, 34 plus democrats who want him off the ticket, 12 alone came out today to paraphrase the movie jaws. we re going to need a bigger graphic if this comes up and keeps up. and by all accounts, it will keep up which is why this next bit of reporting is very important to carl bernstein tonight said that biden is now recognizing that it is quote, very unlikely that his candidacy can be the stained, unquote. now doesn t mean that i ve heard something substantial yet. i m not sure what that really means if it s definitive or not. but
good morning. welcome to morning joe. it is tuesday, july 9th. good to have you with us. along with us, we have u.s. special correspondent for bbc news, emeritus on the council of foreign relations, richard haass. washington post s eugene robinson. managing editor at the bulwark and also way too early duties this morning, sam stein is with us. you know, it is incredible, what has been happening. oh, by the way, i found out this morning, wall street journal editorial page, you and i were relieved the president didn t say they were elites. turnip truck, i m a man of the people. katty can confirm. oh, also, i just oh, now, okay. let s vent at the top of the show. let s get some organization here. i hope you and mika are okay. apparently, some right-wing something said that we were fighting each other over joe biden. no. you got really testy. we had a semi-vigorous debate. you should see at home when she tells me to take out the trash at 10:00 at n
before, but it s new every time. yeah. exactly. and this is now with four sustained days of protests as we head towards the end of the derek chauvin trial ten miles away as the defense heads through its part of that trial and we re heading towards a verdict there, it does feel like we re going to be there and our attention is going to be there for quite some time. yeah, it is. thank you, rachel. thanks, lawrence. well, we re just an hour away from the curfew tonight in brooklyn center, minnesota where once again protesters have gathered on the day when the police officer who shot and killed 20-year-old daunte wright while he was unarmed was arrested and charged with second degree manslaughter. curfews in neighboring minneapolis and st. paul were in place last night at the same hour but were lifted tonight. last night 79 people were arrested in brooklyn center, minnesota. joining us now from brooklyn center is nbc news correspondent ron allen. ron, you led us off last
that is what we are hearing from the white house about debt ceiling negotiations at this hour. house speaker kevin mccarthy sounding more confident now that a deal can and will be reached before the new june 5th deadly. chair of the congressional black caucus, congressman steven horsford is with us to discuss what is at stake. and let s talk about governor ron desantis roll out on twitter, y all. the florida republican officially announced he s running for president. but there was no crowd, no introduction of the candidate. i mean, it s almost the exact opposite of what you want to do to launch a presidential campaign. plus, three years ago, since george floyd was killed by police, police brutality is still a deadly reality in america today. we are talking to activist tamika mallory about confronting this ongoing crisis. i am symone sanders townsend. and i have something to say. a breakthrough or a breakdown? that is what is at stake in the next nine days. that ceilin
a month away, marking the first-time primary voters will get to weigh in on their party s nominee for the white house. as things stand right now, a biden trump rematches on the horizon. according to new polling, that could spell trouble for president biden. a survey by morning consult, bloomberg, of a hypothetical 2024 election matchup shows donald trump narrowly beating biden in seven swing states. that same poll reveals that biden is losing support from a key constituency, black voters, with only 62% saying they would vote for the president. now, 62% sounds like a lot, right? well, let me put that number into perspective. in 2020, president biden won 87% of the black vote. a slide and black support is deeply concerning because every democrat elected president has committed a coalition of voters to win the white house. here s why. no democrat running for president has won the white house, the white vote, the white vote since 1964. because of a, african american voters have b