news welcome everyone i m sandra smith the new york great to be with you and adam schiff now a prominent democrat calling on biden to withdraw. john, good to be with you as we kick off a brand-new hour here. john: good to be with you too, sandra, schiff had told donors that everyday i think if he is our nominee we lose and we may very well lose the senate and our chance to take back the house. now according to a statement given exclusively to the los angeles times, we are working to get this ourselves, he has now gone public with this, sandra. speech of the most influential democrats are far to call for biden to step away from the ballot. he told biden he is one of the most consequential for residents and our nation s history and has his lifetime as a senator, so vice president, now has president has been a country better. he goes on to say, john, but our nation is at a crossroads. a second trump presidency will under mine are democracy and i have serious concerns whethe
former president donald trump is in milwaukee ready to deliver a message of unity after the assassination attempt at the pennsylvania rally. in the president to bring the temperature down in the oval office. we must not go down this road in america. there is no place in america for this violence, for any violence ever period. it is monday, july 15 and you are watching a special edition of fox & friends first i m todd piro i m todd piro. i m carley shimkus and new information of who was trying to kill the former president including when investigators found in his car and what they are hoping to find in his cell phone as the secret service prepares to brief lawmakers what went wrong on saturday. florida congressman cory mills is standing by and will join us in a few moments. but first we start with jonathan live in bethel park, pennsylvania with the latest on the investigation. hi, jonathan. good morning to you carley and todd. right now i m standing in front of the
trump wins. so i think think that we have to reach a conclusion as soon as possible. it s going to be a close race. should he step aside? at this point i think he has a strong campaign and a strong message to voters. more mixed responses on capitol hill about president biden s candidacy as the list of democrats calling for him to step aside continues to grow. we ll have the latest on that in just a moment. meanwhile, the president will try to calm fears about his mental fitness for the job with a news conference today, an event that could determine the fate of his campaign. and this all comes as the president has been meeting with world leaders at the nato summit to shore up the alliance s commitment to ukraine and its defense against russia emphasis invasions. good morning and welcome to way too early on this thursday, july 11th. i m jonathan lemire. thanks for starting your day with us. it is a big day, and we will begin here. president biden will face-off lat
apparatus. get walked through some polls, walked through some data. all of it, again, meant to be part of the reassuring process. we are now squarely in week two of this, though. there are senators who say they wish all this happened sooner. there are senators who badly want to be reassured. i think that s the thing here. everyone wants to be reassured. they d like to come down on the point where they can say president biden is the nominee. we re just not there yet. significant day. the lunch with senators and top biden advisors, nato, and then the 5:30 p.m. news conference. correspondent ali vaal tee, vitali, thank you so much. thank you for getting up way too early on this thursday morning. morning joe starts right now. while congressional democrats are conflicted, we got a clear message today from our nation s most powerful democratic leader, george clooney. [ laughter ] george wrote a new york times op-ed titled, i love joe biden. but we need a new nominee. ad
fast life experience. real concern, can he handle some something that does not happen between 10:00 and 4:00 p.m.? he gets calls in the middle of the night all the time. is there a plan for the secretary of state to stay if it goes past 8:00 p.m. or will be presidents day on? i won t speak to the president s schedule. use it often has not had any concerns about the president s health and conduct with him. can you clarify is that a question you ve asked alston? the secretary has full confidence in the president s leadership as he has had from day one. he is sharpest before 8:00 p.m. so, said the pentagon at some point picks up an incoming news at 11:00 p.m. who do call, the first lady? he has a team that lets him know of any news that is pertinent and important to the american people. john: this is not getting any better. the nato summit becoming a high-stakes test of president biden s mental thickness as he seeks to reassure global leaders he is up to the