todd: fox news alert, another historic moment in this 2024 election season. president joe biden dropping out of the presidential race. lawrence: move comes amid new reporting suggesting biden hesitated to drop out because his team did not think vice pres president take on president trump. steve: harris already, her campaign, pulling in more than $49.6 million in less than 24 hours, according to harris people. ainsley: reacting to this historic moment as we see the 50 plus year career of joe biden come to an end. we begin with jacqui heinrich in rohoboth beach, delaware, where the president wrote that letter with his aides and released over the weekend. for 23 days, the president maintained his decision to stay in the race was final. one by one his allies like hakeem jeffries, nancy pelosi, chuck schumer and barack obama made clear they wanted him to change his mind. it sounds like the biden team was bracing for this to get ugly. nancy pelosi was gearing up to rele
welcome back to msnbc s continuing coverage of president biden s historic decision to end his re- election campaign just 107 days before the november election. i m jonathan in washington, d.c. just hours ago, president biden announcing he will be stepping down as the democratic nominee, and endorsed vice president kamala harris. and a statement posted to x, biden announced, while it has been my intention to seek re- election, i believe it is in the best interest of my party and the country for me to stand down and to focus solely on fulfilling my duties as president for the remainder of my term. and a second post, biden also made clear his choice to replace them is vice president, harris, writing on x, today, i want to offer my full support and endorsement for kamala to be the nominee of our party this year. and in her own statement, she vowed to earn and win this nomination. harris will be speaking at an event at the white house tomorrow morning. biden s campaign h
president biden making american history with an active profound political and personal sacrifice. 3.5 years into his presidency, president biden stepping down from his reelection bid in favor of his vice president kamala harris. i have been processing this for five hours already, and it still gives me chills to say it. in the instant he announced at 1:46 p.m. this afternoon, everything changed. everything changed. the democratic party instantly ends its internal war, this emotional, intense, harrowing fight that has torn the party apart for the past 3.5 weeks. that is over in an instant. the expectation among democrats which is being voiced more openly in recent days, the expectation that the democratic party was in for a wipeout in november with not just the white house in danger but the house and senate in danger as well. that expectation evaporates also in an instant. with president biden voicing a strong and unequivocal endorsement of his vice president kamala harris with
maria: good sunday morning, everyone. welcome to sunday morning futures. i m maria bartiromo. thanks so much for joining us. today, was it inwe tense or saab a taj? new details or saab sang in how eight gunshots were fired at president trump in an assassination attempt last saturday. coming up, wisconsin senator ron johnson with his new findings this morning after interviewing whistleblower is the and witnesses on the attack and asked why no one sopped trump from taking the stage despite knowing a potential threat existed. nobody mentioned it, nobody said there was a problem. i would have waited for 15 they could have said let s wait for 15 minutes, 20 the minutes, 5 minutes, something. nobody said that. i think that was a mistake. how did somebody get on that roof, and why wasn t he reported? because people saw that he was on the roof. you had trumpers screaming. the woman in the red, in the red shirt, she was screaming there s a man on the roof, and other people, th
week after the attempt on his life at another rally. and president biden promises he will return to the campaign trail even as pressure mounts within his own party for him to step aside. congresswoman jennifer mcclellan is here to discuss what happens next. jd who? why the republican vice president nominee might be more radical than trump. and read the find print. what project 2025 could mean for americans. michael harriet read all 900 pages and delivers his findings. i m jonathan capehart and this is the saturday show. at this hour we are watching two major stories unfold. within the last hour, donald trump started speaking at a rally in grand rapids michigan the critical battleground state of michigan. his first campaign rally since he was wounded in an assassination attempt exactly one week ago tonight. and his first since accepting the republican party s nomination on thursday. here s what he had to say about both of those moments. let me begin this evening with