plus the election that pushback against the far right, could which is happened in france happen here in the u.s. the 11th hour gets underway on this monday night. good evening once again. i m stephanie ruhle and we are 120 days away from the election and as president biden begins a week that something may decide his political future, he has come out swinging. today, the president forcefully pushed back on democrats who want him to drop out of the race saying the voters have spoken and daring a potential candidate to challenge him at next month s convention. a message from president biden today, the debate over his debate, is over. i am not going anywhere . the president said he has now assessed the country s mood after visiting voters across battleground states. today, he phoned into msnbc s morning joe. i wanted to make sure i was right. the average voter out there still wanted joe biden and i am confident they do. the first lady amplifying his message in three s
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you hear that? you hear it? underneath the music? crickets. republican party getting remarks from donald trump. donald trump on a 2024 campaign of vengeance and vile remarks vowing to root out his political opponents and labelling everyone against him as vermin and making some rather extreme plans to round up every undocumented immigrant and put them in camps. meanwhile, donnie trump jr. is back on the stand as the defense team begins their case in civil fraud. plus, cnn cameras going deeper into gaza than any past reports. this time up close near hamas tunnels under a hospital. running to the heart of the terrorist operation. welcome to the lead, i m jake tapper. you know, it is become cliche to ask americans how they respond to something that donald trump has said to ask if such a thing were taking place in neither country, what they might think. it is so cliche that i ve never asked you engage in this exercise. but his comments as of late have been so stark, and so s
As a new academic year begins, a school district in an affluent Washington, D.C., suburb is rolling out stringent security measures, including metal detectors and a clear backpack mandate, to keep danger from entering its buildings. Yet even before the first class started, the 133,000-student district in Prince George’s County, Maryland, faced an assault on […]