didn grateful when she speaks to this country, what does he mean? the democratic attorney general of new york state, leticia james harris, supporter is out front and coconuts and brad s by kamala harris is loving vote. let s go outfront good evening. i m erin burnett, outfront tonight, breaking news. president biden, breaking his silence just a few moments ago about his historic decision, an unprecedented moment in american history to end his campaign and pass the torch, endorsing his vice president, kamala harris, the president calling into his campaign headquarters. well, what we re his campaign headquarters until hours before as harris was, they re about to meet with staffers for the first time since biden dropped out i want to say to the team embrace her. she s the best i wanted to call everybody i know yesterday s news is surprising and it s hard for you to hear. but it was the right thing to do. i know it s hard because you poured your heart and soul into me so
reporters in the room about joint chiefs of staff about general milley. i have great confidence in general milley. thank you, thank you, clear the room, clear the room. thank you. momentarily in the meantime, let s bring in nbc s monica alba in the control room, and are we playing back the video, and monica, it is good to see you, friend. help us to understand why there is so much attention today on the president s perspective and his views on the joint chiefs of staff? well, that is a very, very brief spray, geoff, and those are the only words that the president uttered on the situation, and he did not say anything else, and he wanted to say i have great confidence in general milley were his only words, and jen psaki offered more comments, and she was pressed on whether the president has confidence, and then she called the man who the president respects very much, and working closely with, and when asked whether the white house would like to see more information
don lemon tonight starts with its big star, d lemon, right now. d is very familiar with this idea. you know, what do you want to own? do you want to own that the vaccine was bad? i don t think so. not long term. it is sketchy which is why trump doesn t own the vaccine, the way he could. he could say, hey, i brought it to you. everybody, look how good everything is because of the vaccine. take it, take it. he doesn t because he got booed in alabama and he knows there are too many in the base he doesn t want to upset. do they want to own removing roe v. wade and telling women from 8 to 80 you don t get to decide on your body? let s say, from 18 to 80 because voting age. yeah. you don t get to determine we re talking about freedom and freedom of choice when it comes to the vaccine, but not for you, ladies. yeah. well, and do you want to own this sort of end run around the legal system and what is should be constitutionally correct and possible. when if democrats, o
tomorrow? [ inaudible ] he just lost that court case. he s got covid he s dealing with. he s got afghanistan. he s got voting rights and infrastructure. a lot on his plate. that s what it means to be the president of the united states. i ll take it a wa, continue with our breaking news and we ll see you back here at midnight. thank you, sir. i ll see you soon. this is don lemon tonight. this is our breaking news. the united states and the world grappling with the nightmare scenario of the deadly terror attack in afghanistan. twin suicide bomb blasts in kabul, taking the lives of 13 u.s. service members, including 10 marines, wounding 18. officials in kabul say more than 60 af aghan, men, women were killed. bluntly warning the terrorists who carried out the attack will pay. to those who carried out this attack as well as anyone who wishes america harm, know this. we will not forgive. we will not forget. we will hunt you down and make you pay. i will defend our interests an
wounded along with 140 afghans. the militant group isis-k claiming responsibility for the deadly attacks. to be the president biden calling the fallen service members heroes and drawing plans to hunt down the terrorists and make them play. the president also saying the u.s. will not be called, that the evacuation will continue through tuesday s deadline to withdraw. we have the very latest now on the developments from cnn s pentagon kcorrespondent. reporter: two bombings tore through the crowds, killing 13 u.s. service members and dozens of afghan civilians. president joe biden promising the u.s. will strike isis-k and any others who attack. we will not forgive. we will not forget. we will hunt you down and make you pay. i will defend our interests and our people with every measure in my command. this graphic video laying bear the horror of the attacks. the victims thrown across the street. this man able to sit up after the attack, unlike so many others. afghans so desp