When president joe biden announced he was running for re election last year, he decided early on the theme for his second campaign would boil down to one word, freedom. Personal freedom is fundamental to who we are as americans. There s nothing more important, nothing more sacred. That without president biden s reelection effort began, centering freedom as the fundamental american value that would drive his campaign, a concept that united all of the major fights in the selection including the fight for democracy and the fight for bodily autonomy, it all came down to freedom when president biden gave his widely praised state of the union speech earlier this year, freedom was once again the central theme. Over the course of his onehour speech, biden used the word freedom more than a dozen times. Now, president biden has passed the torch to his vice president, kamala harris. Today, vice president harris released her first solo campaign out for the presidency, just like joe biden did in hi
Kamala harris in michigan with single time getting out to those battleground states, she is essentially the presumptive democrat nominee, she has enough delegates and it all happened in the blink of an eye. A piece of that excuse calls today breathtaking. And while she smiles from the podium, the president of the united states parted his way across the tarmac and up the staircase to air force one. After reluctantly throwing in the towel on this race. Has indeed been a remarkable 24 hours in american presidential history. And then there will be the vp question for the vp. Medical writers over the new york times ranked the nonbiden contenders, we drop out, and take a look at this wall. This is from the new york times. They gave interest in various factors to tally electa electability. Vice president harris, she ll take the wall on this, finish last. Some praising her energy, others calling her one of the weakest elements of the administration. And there s also this since. The abc news ip
Welcome to hannity. All right. A lot to unpack tonight,nnitt t? what we just witnessed was a typical strange, bizarre, bizr unpredictable day with the mfortablpresident who s in cogne decline, who we have known has been in cognitive decline since. The election in 2020, joe, was. Gh energy was low energy he was yelling. He was whispering a lot. Maybring a le not as tongue tied as normal. Okay. Plus, for joe, but veryrr strange, very bizarre as we have been chronicling this program for four straight years. This is why the big lie. And cover up is so dangerous and has been suso insidious for the country and frankly, for the world. We have showing you this for years. And all of them, all the democratr als it s the state run media mob. They all lied. Moy al covered it up. Ant to biden was defiant. Tonight, clearly has nnio intention of leaving this race. And yet at one point, ite and appeared he did leave the door open a little bit to being th. On. D at the convention leave i don t believe
Arms. If you want to roll out booster shots to the population, you can t flip a switch and make that happen overnight. There s important planning that has to take place. I think that s been the key point we heard for days. A plan is in place, they will be ready to get booster shots to whoever the fda and cdc recommend as soon as that happens. The caveat has always been those agencies have to recommend that and approve that. That hasn t happened yet. This is just an advisory board. Now it goes to the fda. The cdc advisory board meets next week. But right now the administration feels at least for this highrisk population it is on track for boosters potentially as soon as next week. Let s bring in cnn s chief medical correspondent dr. Sanjay gupta. Their announcements weeks ago were coming for everyone, that that did not get ahead of the science and did not put political pressure on the fda. But listen to the fda s former chief scientist this morning talking to cnn s brianna keilar. The c
And two more medals for great britain on the final day of the paralympics, with bronze wins in the men s badminton and men s wheelchair basketball. Hello and welcome if you re watching in the uk or around the world. The chief executive of one of prince charles charities the prince s foundation has temporarily stepped down following claims that he helped secure an honourfor a major donor. Two british newpapers the sunday times and the mail on sunday allege that michael fawcett used his influence to assist a saudi businessman. Mr fawcett was until 2003 the prince s valet. Here s our royal correspondent, jonny dymond. Michael fawcett was once one of prince charles closest aides, a man whom the prince relied upon to guide and organise his personal life. Three years ago, he became chief executive of the prince s foundation an umbrella group for a number of prince charles charitable interests. Newspaper reports allege that mr fawcett offered to assist a wealthy saudi nationa