Evening. Will trump debate harris? we know she is willing, and an update on rising tensions in the middle east. The u. S. Has bolstered its military presence given fears of a possible retaliatory strike from iran on israel. I am sam stein in for ayman mohyeldin. Let s do it. All right. Donald trump took to the stage tonight at the georgia state university convocation center, the exact same venue where his rival, vice president, harris, held a rally earlier this week. We are going to defeat crazy kamala. You know there s about 19 different ways of saying it. She only likes three. Very substantive. For nearly two weeks we have watch the former president and his surrogates go on offense against harris and results have been at times cringe worthy. She is a weird person. It reminds me of there was this bag that a very famous designer designed that was a trash bag. They sold this thing for $2000 thinking people would buy it. It s a similar situation with kamala harris. She got rid of the lef
And what it is that we re willing to fight for. What it is that we re willing to work for. And what kind of future we want to build for our children and our grandchildren. I don t know about you. I want a future that is cleaner and greener. I want a future with better schools and safer streets. I want a future with more freedom, not less. And i want a future where i can look the 47th president of the united states in the eye and say, hello, madam president! i hope you re with me. Let us get to work. Thank you! that was michigan governor gretchen whitmer and then pennsylvania governor josh shapiro rallying for vice president kamala harris yesterday just outside of philadelphia. It comes as the veep stakes really heating up, with one person bowing out and another now emerging as a possible contender. We ll bring you the very latest on that. Meanwhile, donald trump is defending his choice for a running mate in jd vance s past comments on childless cat ladies. We ll show you what trump had
His dreadful debate and two days after his highstakes news conference how much trouble is. Joe biden still in then the clock is ticking washington and the political world still wondering who will donald trump pick as his vp and check it out targets new policy which does not make me happy. The panel is here and ready to go. So sit back, relax, and let s talk about up first, president biden is spending the weekend with family at his beach home as doubts continued to cloud his political future despite an all out effort this week to answer democrats concerns. There are still questions about his fitness and some in his party keep pushing him to drop out then another candidate would give us a much better chance to win. Democrats still divided over whether joe biden should keep running, should that conversation continued no, it shouldn t. He s earned that, right and i am going to give him that much respect. The president s still firm. He s staying in i believe remember the best qualified to g
Results. And it s what we mentioned first, because tomorrow begins a twoweek period that will be critical in determining if this can become a permanent thing. The house returns in the morning and lawmakers will begin a sprint to september 27th, which is the date speaker nancy pelosi set for the bipartisan infrastructure bill the senate passed in august. What happens next on the house will set the tone for the rest of president biden s agenda, as the president finds himself and his agenda between two ideological poles of his party, both of which hold significant sway, and without any help from republicans. When it comes to democrats, there s the joe manchins of the world, and now voting rights legislation unveiled by democrats last week. Manchin also says that the $3. 5 trillion cost of the reconciliation bill, too high, and in a facetoface meeting with the president on wednesday appears not to have changed his mind. In fact, axios reports that manchin wants to pause voting on biden s s
They are going to go into orbit almost 360 miles above earth. Higher than the orbit of the international space station. The crew, is composed entirely civilians. There is as i said a billionaire who founded the trip. Also physicians assistant from sainthood research center, a data engineer, and a geoscience professor, who is nearly selected for the astronaut program 12 years ago, getting a very cool second chance. Those don t usually happen. So we re going to witness, basically is the closest thing that we have ever seen here in the u. S. It least to cut the kind of dream that we were sold as children. The futuristic dream of space travel available to normal people. Non trained astronauts, people being able to just get on a rocketship, and gauge in space travel, for the first time. Cal perry call joins me now, he is standing by the launch. What are we going to see here? hey chris so this rocket could take them over 17,000 miles an hour, when they were detached, return to earth on a dro