[cheers and applause] he spends so much of his time as president on vacation, we might as well make it permanent. harris: the man we have yet to see on the campaign trail, joe biden, is out front in the democrat primary. it has been more than a month since the re-election announcement. is president biden going to hold a campaign event ever? so i will say this to you, peter, as you know, we follow the rule of law here. you can t say if he will be campaigning for re-election. i am not going to comment from here. another story harris: it wouldn t be a wednesday if she didn t mention the hatch act although she does talk politics as times. the woke stuff comes up. the former president still has a sizeable lead over the governor from florida. but six points smaller than earlier this month. this washington examiner piece sums it up. the pre-game is over between the two. desantis taking the opportunity to throw a jab at trump. he used to say how great florida was.
Secretary blinken tries to find Common Ground but agrees to the pause for the first time. We have to ask. Indeed, it must be asked. Where is the outrage . Where is the revulsion . Where is the rejection . Where is the explicit condemnation of these horrors . No member of this council, no nation in this entire body could or would tolerate the slaughter of its people. Another trump codefendant takes a plea deal, Pleading Guilty in the Georgia Election interference case. I believe in and i alue election integrity. I look back on this whole experience with deep remorse. The former president comes face to face with former fixer Michael Cohen in civil court in new york. House republicans narrow their speaker search with no guarantee the next frontrunner will come close to the 217 votes needed, but now its head to head, just two men left standing. Good day, everyone. Im Andrea Mitchell In Washington. Lets get the latest on capitol hill where the House Republican conference is in its fifth vot
blinded by their positions that they don t seem to mind that you have blood running on the streets of chicago. harris: literally, sadly. illinois governor prytz guerre launched another safety reform this weekend. unarmed crisis and prevention response unit that using 30 plus peacekeepers to provide essential assistance and de-escalation, conflict resolution and crisis support. washington examiner reports that one of them is actually charged with aggravated battery for a robbery friday night. oh wow. op-ed asks how many reforms does chicago want to try before letting police do their jobs? jason. i love that because we re trying to find a whole bunch of different programs to address an issue we already know what works, allowing the cops to do their job. harris: which what we just said. exactly. the idea we send in social workers to de-escalate these
know, tells, i think every american they meet how grateful they really are. our support is crucial. it is the ukrainians who are fighting and dying. it is the ukrainians who are winning battles, whether it s the battle of kyiv, whether it s the battle of kherson. but they are doing it with our assistance, with our essential assistance, whether it is equipment, whether it is training, whether, you know, it is other forms of assistance and i think everybody knows that and that is why the president of ukraine took this very risky and bold move to fly to washington, d.c. to say, thank you and the fight is not over. it will continue and it is important to ukraine, but it is important to the united states. we are in this together. this is our joint battle. yeah. i think he made a very compelling case. every time he is outside or even when he s inside, he s at
it is the cranes who are fighting and dying. it is the ukrainians who are winning battles, whether it s the battle of kyiv, whether it s the battle of kherson. what they are doing it with our assistance, with our essential assistance, whether it is equipment, whether it is training, whether it is other forms of assistance. and i think everybody knows that. and that is why the president of ukraine took this very risky and bold move to fly to washington valley see, to say thank you and the fight is not over. and the fight will continue and it is important to ukraine but also important to the united states we are in this together and this is our joint battle. yeah. i think he made a very compelling case. every time he s outside, or even when he is inside, he is at risk of being killed by the russian military. former u.s. ambassador to