Symone sanderstownsend and michael steele. The democratic national convention kicks off in about 48 hours. The breaking details on what we will see from president biden and vice president harris. We will talk to the director of the consumer financial bureau. As trump sinks in the polls, already, not surprising, laying the groundwork to question the results of the election. Congressman eric swalwell joins the table. Grab your coffee. Settle in. Welcome to the weekend. we just 80 days until the election, vice president harris is turning enthusiasm into action. Tomorrow harris and governor tim walz will launch a bus tour in pennsylvania. The campaign is already put $90 million worth of ads. On friday, harris availed her economic plan. As president, i will be laser focused on creating opportunities for the middle class and advance their economic security, stability and dignity. Together, we will build what i call an opportunity economy. [ applause ] harris reminded voters that donald t
Greg: you know, i always welcome those who come around to my way of thinking. It took a few years but people are starting to embrace replacing milk with buckeye when eating cap n crunch. Still taste good grade of what s considered a conspiracy theory involving with that mysterious husband starting to be accepted as conventional wisdom. [laughter] how do we know they arrested the right guy? look at it, i think the new speaks for itself, it s uncanny but do you know what else is uncanny? how the activist media only retreats when their stupid ideas start to cost them politically. It takes crime, last year as it decimated the city, the media mob did. Democratic cities are in chaos right now and is this what you want from joe biden and they will take your country away and they are taking down the statues and crime is rising. Oh, my gosh, it is so bad, the defunding of the police. It s like. Greg: indeed, the light bulb went off and may be rolling your eyes over the crime victim isn t a good
i don t know, by next week, we may be going all the way back to the magna carta. i m hoping for the red sox s sake that the orioles are like the 27 yankees, because that s what they looked like in fenway. well, look, joe, i ve got to tell you, the orioles have not won a world series in my lifetime, which i think says more about them than it does about me, but who knows. i will also say that it was good i m sorry that you guys were there to witness that. i know everyone wants the home team to win. seeing trey mancini come back on the field after beating colon cancer and three runs batted in, three rbis, i think was a really great message everyone to that you can really come back strong from something tough. so i you know, let s go os. yeah, that was a positive story and a great weekend. thank you so much, kasie. we really appreciate you talking about this weekend. it was i ll tell you, it was, though, it was incredible to be back in fenway, incredible to be there, s
push progressives to support the $1 trillion bipartisan infrastructure deal passed by the senate. cnn s lauren fox joining us live now from capitol hill. we re a week away from the deadline to fund the government. the president as we know working frantically to save his economic agenda and that s the big question, what is that plan b? reporter: well, let s break it down. there is really two crucial dates. like you said, it is one week until the government runs out of funding and that is the must pass legislation that democrats are still grappling with, how to get through the house and the senate. now, it is already passed the house of representatives, but it included an increase in the debt ceiling. republicans in the senate saying they are not going to vote to support that. so if democrats want to make sure that this government stays funded, what they have to do is likely strip out the debt ceiling increase. and as we know, the treasury department has made clear that the d
i m jim sciutto. there is a possible government shutdown on the horizon. the office of management and budget is now instructing federal agencies in case to prepare for a possible default. lawmakers have just seven days to prevent the government from running out of money. democrats are considering a party line vote to avoid a shutdown as president biden works behind the scenes to keep his two-track budget and infrastructure strategy alive. democratic lawmakers are running out of patience as they remain divided on that price tag, $3.5 trillion for the spending bill. the white house says it s par for the course. the president s always been open to negotiations and discussions and knew that he was not going to be alone able to wave a magic wand and pass a proposal. cnn s chief congressional correspondent manu raju joins us from capitol hill. i always ask you to handicap these things because you ve seen drama there and last-minute deals or failure to reach deals. where to