Hello AmericA im MArk Levin And this is life, liberty And levin. SundAy this Opening StAtement im going to cover two Issues RAce And democrAcy. We Also hAve two greAt guests, JonAthAn Turley And rich goldberg. But before we get to them, it is AmAzing how in virtuAlly every election cycle, especiAlly president iAl election cycle, the DemocrAt PArty, The PArty of SlAvery And SegregAtion AnD Eugenics, The PArty of Woodrow Wilson thAt resegregAted the Civil Service And the militAry, The PArty of frAnklin roosevelt, who never lifted A finger for the blAck community, who received A bill in 1940 on his desk. A bipArtisAn bill to federAlly outlAw lynching. And he wouldnt sign it. The pArty of lyndon johnson. Yes, lyndon johnson, the biggest rAcist to ever be president of the united stAtes. And right up until 1960, when he decided to run for president , he led the chArge of the southern segregAtionists. Oh, the 64 And 65 civil Rights Act. But for the fAct thAt A supermAjority of senAte republic
Very much for watching Erin Burnett Outfront starts right now id find next the Breaking News, President Biden defiant tonight as the top democrat in the house, just moments ago coming out in support of the president. But tonight there are new questions about Bidens Health at the White House is right now refusing to answer. Also, breaking new Details Tonight on Trumps Search for a vp whos up, whos down, and when will we know it is ours days away and we have new reporting into Outfront Tonight and ukraine vowing revenge after putin launches a massive strike against ukraine, striking a Childrens Hospital with doesnt hes dead. Lets go outfront and good evening. Im Erin Burnett Outfront tonight. We begin with the Breaking News, a major vote of confidence for Joe Biden this hour, the highest Ranking Democrat in the house, Hakeem Jeffries, just telling our Manu Raju that he backs biden mr. Leader. Do you support Joe Biden staying as your democratic nominee . Yes. I made clear that day after t
42 said the president did poorly, more than rated fair, good or excellent. This part of his remarks spoke to that. Let me be clear. Leaving August 31st is not due to an arbitrary deadline. It was designed to save american lives. My predecessor made a deal with the taliban. When i came into office, we faced a deadline, may 1. The Taliban Onsloaught was coming. We faced one of two choices. Follow the agreement of the previous administration and extend it to have or extend, add more time for people to get out. Or send in thousands of more troops and escalate the war. The president said between one and 200 americans with, quote, some intention to leave, unquote, remain in country. Most he said are dual citizens who decided to stay because of Family Roots there. For them, he said, every diplomatic effort would be made to get them out whenever they want to leave, which falls short of the commitment he made a couple weeks ago. Some americans should understand troops might have to be there bey
The president s national Security Advisor, Jake Sullivan. But first for our ongoing coverage we are joined by helene cooper, Pentagon Correspondent for The New York Times, an msnbc contributor, former top State Department Official Rick Stengel, now also an msnbc political Analyst And Paul rieckhoff is here, founder of veterans of America And Host of the podcast independent americans. Helene, i start with you. If theres any question as to whether or not this president and this White House cease the criticism of this decision, i think it was answered by the president going right at this very sort of specific line of attack that you hear frankly from the right and the left. He talked about this, quote, we shoulda, coulda maintained a small force and not taken on any casualties. They felt it was important to knock that down. What did you make of the specifics that he had and the attempt to knock back the critics . Hi, nicolle, thanks for having me. It was a clear effort to knock down criti
Town with tourists once again filling the streets. Benjamin, Times Square is still a shadow of its former self, but as you point out, tourists ive started to return. Crime does still remain a significant problem. Travel in new York City is the fourth largest single employer in numbers of Visitors Drop by 67 . Money spent plunged by 73 . Officials are optimistic though but experts think it will take until 2025 until spending in new York City will turn to prepandemic levels. Compute the latter, murder up 23 , shootings up 13 . 80 and hate crimes up 77 . Governor Andrew Cuomo says thAt The epidemic of crime is a top priority. We have a major Crime Problem in new York City. Everything we talked about with the economy coming back you know whAt The first step is . People have to feel safe. Among them, newark, los angeles, washington, d. C. , all reporting a surge all reporting a surge that could scare travelers away. The pulse of the city in Times Square, there are now over 200 businesses th