who works with leaders across the political spectrum and all finds a way to keep this moving forward hello, and welcome to our viewers joining us here in the united states and all around the world and to everyone streaming us on cnn max, i m rosemary church just ahead the nato summit in washington goes into full swing today. at all eyes are on us president joe biden as he seeks to bolster confidence in the alliance mr. biden is also fighting for his own political future, while democrats in the u.s. congress is saying about his chances of reelection and a deep dive into project 2025, a right-wing playbook to radically reshape the u.s government should donald trump win the presidency in november live from atlanta. this is cnn newsroom with rosemarie church thanks for joining us, us president joe biden is trying to calm concerns about his ability to serve another four years in the white house not just among democrats in congress, but also on the world stage. mr. biden welcom
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
vote. he gets to keep his job, which was in jeopardy over his handling of immigration and the covid-19 crisis. stunning new revelations about the top u.s. general s secret action to limit then president trump s ability to launch nuclear weapons. the new bob woodward book detailing high level fears that trump was going rogue after the january 6th insurrection. and after conflicting reports behind the u.s. drone strike that killed ten people including children in kabul, cnn launches an investigation and raises some very serious questions about what really happened. good to have you with us. it is a land slide win for california governor gavin newsom. cnn projects the once embattled democrat has beaten back a year long effort to remove him from office. the votes are running about 2:1 in newsom s favor. republicans led by talk radio host larry elder were fed up with covid lockdowns and mask man mandates, but newsom thanked california voters. i m humbled and grateful to th
what do you think those officials are getting wrong? and can you ensure americans are safer today because of your actions than we were several months ago? our position is that we are going to have to deal with the potential threat of terrorism from afghanistan going forward, just as we have to deal with the potential threat of terrorism in dozens of countries in multiple continents around the world. we have to deal with the threat of terrorism in yemen and somalia and syria. we have to deal with al qaeda and isis. we have to do so using intelligence capabilities, defense capabilities. yes, in some cases the support we can provide to local partners to help them deal with the challenge. what we have shown is in many of the countries i just mentioned, among others, we have been successful to date in suppressing the threat to the u.s. homeland in those countries without sustaining a permanent military presence or fighting in a war. that is what we intend to do with respect to a
all we can handle from the current delta variant, which is now over 90% of all new cases in this country. 9 out of 10. it is now seen as a potential national security risk. how so? lloyd austin, the defense secretary, is expected to seek authorization to make vaccines mandatory for all active duty troops, more than 1 million service members. why? it can tear through and take down so quickly, it could affect our defense capabilities. delta is already affecting our kids in a way that we have not seen before. i know the talk just as you. as long as you get the elderly vaccinated, you ll be fine. no, not with delta. almost 72,000 kids and teens were infected last week, 84% more than the week before, and five times more than june. we ve never seen it like this. cases are worse, and this is not just about the elderly needing protection anymore. okay? and yet the reality is still being clouded by politics. joe biden has taken to himself to try to single out florida over covid. thi