Spoken and tearing a potential alternative candidate to challenge him at next month s coverage of. Here is kelly o donnell with the details. Reporter: the message from president biden today? the debate over his debate is over. I am not going anywhere. Reporter: the president says he has assess 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. That the average voter out there still wanted joe biden. I am confident they do. Reporter: the first lady amplifying his message in three states. For all the talk at their about this race, joe has made it clear that he is all in. Reporter: to democrats on capitol hill, the president sent more than 1200 words to se get on board. Any weakening of resolve only helps trump and hurts us. Nine democrats have now called on mr. Biden to drop out, including atom smith. I think he should step aside. It s become clear he is not the best person to carry the democr
i m sorry. here is don lemon. what s up with that? you know, i was talking to park and, cannon, and i wanted to give her chance to speak about what s happening. i screwed up the time. i apologize. no, it s okay. i had her last week, and eight years or eight and a half years, whatever it is, you and i, we talked about this, considered it and said, there is no way the d.a. is going to do that, they are going it drop the case. you never know. she talks about john lewis, may he rest in peace, and brother lewis would have called this good trouble. but you know what? he can say it with a smile on his face. he paid the price of pain and prosecution. it s a scary moment. yes, the d.a. probably drops it, it would be a huge injustice. let s look at the optics. it s bad optics. the woman is incoming on the door. i know. and the guys inside they arrested her. signing a bill but they still arrested her. beneath the picture of a slave plantation. and they ar
what s up with that? you know, i was talking to park and, cannon, and i wanted to give her a chance to speak about what s happening. i screwed up the time, and i apologize. no, no, no it s okay. i had her last week. maybe you weren t here. i had her last week, and eight years or eight and a half years, whatever it is, you and i, we talked about this, considered it and said, there is no way the d.a. is going to do that, they are going to drop the case. you never know. you never know. and she talked about john lewis, may he rest in peace. and brother lewis would have called this good trouble. but you know what? he can say it with a smile on his face. he paid the price of pain and prosecution. it s a scary moment. yes, the d.a. probably drops it, it would be a huge injustice. let s look at the optics. it s bad optics. the woman is knocking on the door. i know. and the guys inside they arrested her. signing a bill but they still arrested her. ben
we must make america pray again. i m wondering what one or two of your most favorite bible verses are and why. wouldn t want to get into it because to me it s very personal. i don t want to get into specifics. even to cite a verse you like? i don t want to do that. an old testament or new testament guy? probably equal. this man can t name even one bible verse but eagerly used the bible as a prop in lafayette square, and now, donald trump is hawking special maga bibles at $60 a pop. also tonight, the great rachel maddow joins me in a few minutes about today s arguments over the mifepristone abortion pill. and right wingers always tell us it s too soon to talk about guns after deadly shootings, but apparently, it s not too soon to make unhinged accusations following the devastating bridge collapse in baltimore. good evening. we begin tonight with the enduring, endlessly controversial, and ugly political debate over abortion. now from the olden days when i gr
edition of morning joe, weekend. let s get right to some of the conversations you might have missed. mr. president, i m curious about what it s like for you, your life. no one has gone through what you ve gone through. no one in human history, i know you have supporters, friends, family. they say it is lonely at the top. i m curious, is it ever lonely for you? no one can fully relate to what you ve been through and what you are going through. are you ever lonely ? i love history, a study history. i was always told that andrew jackson as a president was treated the worst. he was lambasted. i heard abraham lincoln with second but he was in a thing called the civil war so you can understand that but andrew jackson was really, really treated badly. his wife died during the process. a lot of people say she died because of the way they were treated. she was heartbroken and broken in so many other ways. and i heard that for years. and, i look now, even last night i was saying th